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South Duke Street Mobility

The City of Lancaster is making South Duke Street a safer, more community-friendly corridor for people who live, work, and play here. Data shows that things like slower speed limits, more visible crosswalks, lighting, better sidewalks and bike lanes can all help reduce accidents and injuries.

Before breaking ground, the City heard your thoughts, ideas and experiences on the neighborhood streets. You know where the sidewalks and crosswalks needed to be improved, where you like to cross the street (and where you don’t), where you see drivers speeding, and where we need more light, more trees, and places to sit.

The input and ideas you provided will help make the Corridor, and all of the Southeast, a place where our community can safely walk, ride, drive, bike and get together.

Questions? Want to talk to someone about this project? Contact Cindy McCormick, Deputy Director, Right-of-Way at: (717) 291-4729.

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Duke Street Corridor Report.pdf
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South Duke Street _Engage Lancaster Memo.pdf
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Phases

Phases overview
Phase 1: Preliminary Planning and Public Engagement
Preliminary Planning and Public Engagement
Phase 2: Concept Plan Development
Concept Plan Development
Phase 3: Public Engagement
Public Engagement
Phase 4: Preliminary Design
Preliminary Design
Phase 5: Public Review of Preliminary Plans
Public Review of Preliminary Plans
Phase 6: Final Design
Final Design
Phase 7: Construction
Construction
Phase 8: Public Feedback
Public Feedback

Preliminary Design

August 9, 2021 4:00 AM - October 1, 2021 4:00 AM

The City will develop engineering plans for improvements to South Duke Street.

Summary of Responses from Community Engagement

The shared use path option received 53% of the votes and the separated bike lane received 40% of the votes. This feedback received will be used to develop and refine the shared use path option. The shared use path on Duke Street will happen after roadway improvements as there needs to be additional engagement related to the Duke Street mall area and how to best use this space. Another public meeting will occur in the fall to present the final plan.

Events

Past events