Areas of concern during the design phase include:
  1. Building consensus on proposed improvements via public involvement with area stakeholders
  2. Rehabilitating the existing surface and underground infrastructure
  3. Enhancing public safety through improved roadway design, drainage, enhanced pedestrian & bicycle facilities and lighting
  4. Preserving the character of the historic neighborhood
  5. Maintaining the existing tree canopy
Areas of concern during the construction phase include:
  1. Maintaining active communications channels with the community
  2. Minimizing neighborhood impacts by scheduling construction work in the off-season (April through October)
  3. Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) by:
    1. Coordinating with the community on street lane closures, detour routes to maintain safety and maximize access for motorists, pedestrians, and bicyclists
    2. Coordinating with local emergency services agencies (police, fire, ambulance) and city employees to ensure that emergency services are not impacted
    3. Managing elements in the right-of-way which homeowners have installed including but not limited to mailboxes, irrigation, non-standard driveway aprons and vegetation