The South Broadway Corridor Multi-Modal Transportation Improvements Project has officially entered its design phase. This transportation initiative aims to enhance mobility along the South Broadway corridor. James Colbert serves as the applicant and owner for this ongoing development. The project is scheduled to continue through mid-2021. Residents in the 80211 ZIP code can expect further updates as the design work progresses. City officials will monitor the timeline to ensure the project meets community needs. No specific construction dates have been released yet. The focus remains on creating a safer and more efficient multi-modal network for the area.
South Broadway Corridor Multi-Modal Project Enters Design Phase
The South Broadway Corridor Multi-Modal Transportation Improvements Project is currently in the design phase, led by applicant James Colbert.
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