The second Virtual Open House will be open July 23rd to August 8th, 2021. A selection of conceptual design alternatives have been created and we are seeking your feedback. Please share your comment on your preferred conceptual design and/or the design elements that you feel would benefit the community most. Click here to participate in the Virtual Open House #2.

Current Multimodal Issues on Wheatland Road

The Wheatland Road study corridor is a 1.8-mile segment from River Road to Jays Drive. Along this corridor, there are many gaps in the sidewalk system, lack of ADA compliant ramps, poor lighting, and bicycle facilities that are not comfortable for riders of all ages and abilities. The primary motor vehicle crash type along the corridor are rear-ends, with a high volume occurring at busier intersections, such as Russett Drive. There is a need for safer pedestrian and bicycle crossings of Wheatland Road with two elementary schools in the area and many school bus and transit stops along the study corridor. The Wheatland Road Multimodal Corridor Plan aims to create a conceptual street design that:

1. Removes barriers and creates a balanced multimodal transportation system
2. Connects neighborhoods with Clearlake Elementary and Forest Ridge Elementary schools
3. Improves safety for all modes of travel
4. Develops community understanding and support for the plan