CSAH 33/CSAH 34 Roundabout, Carver County, Minnesota
The roundabout provides a safer rural intersection to the area.
Improvements will help the City of North Mankato continue to maintain a functioning, yet safe, roadway supporting the city’s downtown vision.
Belgrade Avenue serves as the central corridor of North Mankato's downtown business district and provides a gateway to TH 169 and the City of Mankato. The Belgrade Avenue Corridor Study was initiated to support efforts to complete the Belgrade Avenue Master Plan. Areas of concern include vehicle delays at intersections, crashes involving pedestrians, lack of pedestrian crossings in key locations, and high vehicle speeds and volumes in an area of high pedestrian traffic.
Bolton & Menk defined issues, needs, and potential opportunities; established a vision and goals; developed and evaluated multimodal improvement alternatives; and developed an implementation plan that identifies potential projects, cost estimates, and funding opportunities. We met extensively with property owners, business owners, and the public throughout the planning process to ensure their feedback informed project initiatives.
The resulting Belgrade Avenue Corridor Study provides MAPO and the City of North Mankato with roadway improvement alternatives to incrementally test and implement over time as the corridor evolves and envisioned redevelopment takes place. Improvements will help the City of North Mankato continue to maintain a functioning, yet safe, roadway supporting the city's downtown vision.
The roundabout provides a safer rural intersection to the area.
Bolton & Menk worked with the University of Minnesota Landscape Arboretum to evaluate initial transportation
This multi-agency effort includes evaluating approximately 165 miles of sidewalk, 65 miles of trails, and
This complex reconstruction project converted a vehicle-centric, two-lane undivided corridor to a two-lane divided typical