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The Strip of Hip opens to 2-way traffic
November 7th, 2007 categories: Columbus News, Downtown
Gay Street and the City of Columbus have wrapped a nearly $8 million project spanning six months that opens Gay Street to two-way traffic. It seems like a long, long time ago, the West side of Gay street was supposed to be involved in that project also. I don’t like that it dead ends at Front Street behind the Police HQ. That needs to be opened and two way also, but I’m guessing in this post 9–11 world, that may take a while.
drivers now have east- and west-bound access - several additions for pedestrians including —
- rebuilt traffic signals
- upgraded infrastructure
- creating landscaped medians and trees
- decorative light poles in the corridor
- new curbs and sidewalks
- new traffic pattern should make vehicles travel slower
- revised crosswalks require pedestrians to cross a shorter distance
Gay Street and the City of Columbus have wrapped a nearly $8 million project spanning six months that opens Gay Street to two-way traffic. It seems like a long, long time ago, the West side of Gay street was supposed to be involved in that project also. I don’t like that it dead ends at Front Street behind the Police HQ. That needs to be opened and two way also, but I’m guessing in this post 9–11 world, that may take a while.
The project, which cost an estimated $7.7 million, is part of the city’s larger move to give downtown a neighborhood feel.
Columbus Real Estate Notes on Homes for Sale, the Columbus Market, and Home Buyer Help » Columbus Real Estate Update - Downtown for sale/sold December update
January 2nd, 2008
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