With the new traffic flow, the area may feel more inviting for outdoor seating. Does the City encourage businesses to use sidewalk space for seating?
Yes. Enhancing sidewalks with elements such as seating, trees and [...]
Yes. Enhancing sidewalks with elements such as seating, trees and [...]
Yes. The team has been working closely with Ben Franklin [...]
Infrastructure improvements like The Downtown Loop often serve as a [...]
Only minimal right-of-way acquisition is required for The Downtown Loop. [...]
No, the City does not plan to remove mature trees. [...]
Approximately 200 on street parking spaces will be added, although [...]
There are several tangible benefits to the project: improvements to [...]
The total estimated project cost is $22.7 million, with $19,759,640 [...]
As design and construction for the project progresses, opportunity for [...]
No. The project is designed to accommodate existing traffic and [...]
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