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Plum Street Roundabout

The City has secured funding to convert the temporary mini-roundabout on Plum Street at Park Avenue and New Street to a permanent mini-roundabout. 

Roundabouts are proven to improve safety, promote lower speeds and calm traffic, reduce conflict points, and lead to improved operational performance. Before breaking ground, the City would like to hear your thoughts, ideas, and experiences related to the temporary roundabout.

The City would also like to gather feedback on how to make the expansive street space on Park Avenue into a public space for pedestrians and residents rather than cars.

The input and ideas you provide will help make this area a place where people of all ages and abilities can safely walk, ride, drive, bike, and get together. 

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

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Phases

Phases overview
Temporary Roundabout Installed & Community Feedback
Applied for Multimodal Transportation Funds
Community Feeback & Public Meeting
Concept Review
Survey Results and Community Input
Complete Final Design
Construction Phase

Community Feeback & Public Meeting

August 1, 2022 - September 16, 2022

Here are some improvement options to the intersection.

Take the survey below to offer your feedback, question number 3 asks specifically about these improvement options.

Lighting - Lighting provided to ensure that the roundabout is visible to motorists at night.

Curb Ramp - Depressed curbs provided on all corners to ensure sidewalks is accessible to wheelchairs and other mobility devices.

Splitter Island - Slows vehicles as they approach or exit the roundabout and provides a pedestrian refuge.

Raised Crosswalk - Elevates the pedestrian to sidewalk level crossing the street and slows vehicles.

Curb Extension - Narrows the roadway width to slow traffic and shortens the pedestrian crossing width. Expands the public space and pedestrian area.

Setback Crosswalks - Shortens the pedestrian crossing distance and improves the visibility of the pedestrian to the motorist.

Mountable Central Island - Guides vehicles around the roundabout but also allow larger vehicles to mount the island if needed.

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