Mallory Street Reconstruction for Bike Lanes - Road Diet | TIP Projects | HRTPO Transportation Improvement Program (HRTPOTIP)

Jurisdiction: Hampton

System: Enhancement

Scope: Facilities for Pedestrians and Bicycles

Street: Mallory StreetRoute #: N/A

Project Cost: $960,000

Funding: $960,000

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Project Summary:

Convert existing four car lanes on Mallory Street to two travel lanes and two new buffered bike lanes - includes curb, gutter, striping, center turn lane, and ADA amenities such as ramps, sidewalks, sidewalk rehabilitation, pedestrian signals, and lighting.

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