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Estes Drive Extension Bicycle and Pedestrian Improvements
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The design phase for the Estes Drive Extension Bicycle and Pedestrian Improvements is underway!
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Add bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure to Estes Drive Extension between MLK Jr. Blvd and the Carrboro border at the railroad tracks (see map below).
These improvements will connect to the recently finished bike lanes and path along Estes Drive, the future Bolin Creek Greenway Extension, and eventually into Carrboro.
The project is part of the Town’s Everywhere-to-Everywhere Greenways network. It aims to make a useful, accessible, safe, and connected transportation greenway system for all ages and abilities.
PROJECT STATUS: Under Design
The Town has hired the same consultant, NV5, to design this project and Bolin Creek Greenway Extension at the same time.
Construction for both projects is a couple of years away.
HOW TO GET INVOLVED: Opportunities to participate will be shared on this page and through other Town channels. You can sign up to receive project update emails by clicking the blue “SUBSCRIBE” button on the right-hand side of the page.
The design phase for the Estes Drive Extension Bicycle and Pedestrian Improvements is underway!
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Add bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure to Estes Drive Extension between MLK Jr. Blvd and the Carrboro border at the railroad tracks (see map below).
These improvements will connect to the recently finished bike lanes and path along Estes Drive, the future Bolin Creek Greenway Extension, and eventually into Carrboro.
The project is part of the Town’s Everywhere-to-Everywhere Greenways network. It aims to make a useful, accessible, safe, and connected transportation greenway system for all ages and abilities.
PROJECT STATUS: Under Design
The Town has hired the same consultant, NV5, to design this project and Bolin Creek Greenway Extension at the same time.
Construction for both projects is a couple of years away.
HOW TO GET INVOLVED: Opportunities to participate will be shared on this page and through other Town channels. You can sign up to receive project update emails by clicking the blue “SUBSCRIBE” button on the right-hand side of the page.
After completing construction of the improvements on Estes Dr, the Town of Chapel Hill is now working to design and construct bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure on Estes Drive Extension. This new project will extend the new infrastructure from Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd to the railroad tracks just past Village Dr. at the border of Chapel Hill and Carrboro. Community input will help us decide the best way to do it! Please fill out this survey to let us know your thoughts.
For more information about the project, please check out the "Documents" section when you visit the project webpage.
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Estes Drive Extension Bicycle and Pedestrian Improvements is currently at this stage
Collecting data and doing field surveys to determine existing conditions like topography and utility locations. Will develop three potential concepts/options for what the road could look like.
Early 2025
this is an upcoming stage for Estes Drive Extension Bicycle and Pedestrian Improvements
Host public meetings and conduct an online survey. With resident feedback, choose appropriate facility types for Estes Extension. Develop designs for the facility types and continue our planning studies with a focus on the chosen alternative.
Spring 2025
this is an upcoming stage for Estes Drive Extension Bicycle and Pedestrian Improvements
Finish the planning studies and begin engineering. Construction won’t start for two or more years.