Chandler's McQueen widening survey live through Sept. 5
Chandler city staff request input from residents who travel on McQueen Road between Warner and Pecos roads.
Courtesy of City of Chandler
Chandler city staff request input from residents who travel on McQueen Road between Warner and Pecos roads, according to a news release.
The city contracted with Kimley-Horn and Associates to conduct a design study that will lead to recommendations to improve McQueen Road. Ctiy staff want to widen McQueen to three through-lanes in each direction.
The goal of the public survey is to get feedback on safety, bike lanes, road conditions, accessibility, lighting, business access and other aspects along the project corridor.
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Chandler's McQueen widening survey live through Sept. 5
Courtesy of City of Chandler
Chandler city staff request input from residents who travel on McQueen Road between Warner and Pecos roads.
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Chandler city staff request input from residents who travel on McQueen Road between Warner and Pecos roads, according to a news release.
The city contracted with Kimley-Horn and Associates to conduct a design study that will lead to recommendations to improve McQueen Road. Ctiy staff want to widen McQueen to three through-lanes in each direction.
The goal of the public survey is to get feedback on safety, bike lanes, road conditions, accessibility, lighting, business access and other aspects along the project corridor.
The results from the survey will be combined with traffic analysis, utility coordination, city standards for roadway design and cost estimates to help inform the future design of the McQueen Road Improvements Project, as identified in the 2019 Transportation Master Plan.
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