Neighborhood Infrastructure
In March 2022, City Council approved a set of project recommendations to be paid for through the Neighborhood Infrastructure Bond, a budget program created to make road improvements, park and recreation center improvements, upgrade transportation management systems and build sidewalks. This page is designed to track the progress of those projects.
View the Full City Council NIB Presentation
Road Improvements
About one-third of the money will go toward road, street and bridge projects, with $6 million specifically aimed at citywide street resurfacing.
Italicized projects are in progress.
Street | From | To |
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Auburn Street | Sewanee Avenue | North Pleasantburg Drive |
Birnie Street Ext. | East Main Street | City Limits |
Butler Avenue | Buncombe Street | West Washington Street |
Celand Street | Ackley Road | Maco Terrace |
Cleveland Street | Southland Drive | East Faris Road |
Grove Road | Augusta Road | Brookway Drive |
Halton Road | Rocky Slope Road | Mall Connector Road |
Hampton Avenue | North Academy Street | City Limits |
Holmes Drive | Dellwood Drive | Auburn Street |
Jenkins Street | Horton Street | Anderson Street |
Keith Drive | Airport Road | East North Street |
Legrand Boulevard | Parkins Mill Road | McAlister Road |
Street | From | To |
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May Avenue | Hampton Avenue | Pinkney Street |
McAlister Road | Frederick Street | East Faris Road |
North Calhoun Street | Pendleton Street | North Markley Street |
North Main Street | Stone Avenue | Rutherford Road |
Old Augusta Road | Prosperity Avenue | Shemwood Lane |
Old Augusta Road | Augusta Street | Prosperity Avenue |
Potomac Avenue | Augusta Street | Prosperity Avenue |
Rocky Slope Road | Woodruff Road | Halton Road |
South Calhoun Street | Pendleton Street | City Limits |
Stall Street | Buncombe Road | Stratham Street |
Twin Lakes Road | Chick Springs Road | White Oak Road |
United Way | Fairforest Way | End |
PEDESTRIAN SAFETY
Another recommended infrastructure project would improve pedestrian safety with the installation of “Pedestrian Hybrid Signals” at East North Street near Chestnut Street, Stone Avenue near Wilton Street and Augusta Street near Field Street.
There are 12 sidewalk projects recommended with an estimated cost of $8.7 million.
TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT
The recommendations include $4 million in traffic management projects. One of the projects would equip traffic signals with emergency preemption, a system that would allow emergency vehicles to move more easily through the city.
PARKS & COMMUNITY CENTERS
The proposal also includes several upgrades at City parks and community centers:
- $1,840,000 for a center renovation, walking track and replacement park shelter in Nicholtown
- $1,300,000 to reconstruct courts and add pickleball at Cleveland Park
- $950,000 to reconstruct courts, add pickleball and make parking improvements at Gower Park
- $360,000 for court reconstruction, parking lot renovation and park shelter replacement at Holmes Park