Madison St Rehabilitation

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The Madison St Rehabilitation Project is part of the Baltimore City Department of Transportation’s ongoing efforts to promote pedestrian use, improve pedestrian safety, and enhance road infrastructure.

Meetings

🚧 Madison St Rehabilitation Public Meeting 🚧

📅 Wednesday, Oct 23
🕕 6:00 PM
📍 Amazing Grace Lutheran Church, 2424 McElderry St, Baltimore, MD
(Accessible by Local Link 56, MTA Bus 22, 105)

💻 Join us online: https://bmore.webex.com/bmore/j.php?MTID=mbdab1207fac1a53c3d118e73eada9f58
📞 Phone: 408-418-9388 | Pass: 2337 806 3773

We're planning improvements for Madison St, including:

🔄 Geometric upgrades at Madison St & Edison Hwy Intersection
🚦 Signal reconstruction at Milton, Lakewood, Linwood, and Edison Hwy
🚦 New traffic signal at Kenwood Ave
🚧 Roadway paving & ADA-compliant sidewalks, ramps, driveways, and alley aprons
🌳 Landscaping with new trees & street light upgrades
🚲 Bike-friendly inlet grates & crosswalks near Bocek Rec Center
🚌 Bus pad replacements for mass transit

Got questions or need accommodations?
💬 Email: DOT-Community@BaltimoreCity.gov
📞 Call: 410.396.6802

Proposed Improvements

  • New roadway paving.
  • Sidewalks; curb and gutter repairs & replacement; driveways, bump-outs.
  • Geometric improvements of Madison St and Edison Hwy intersection.
  • Signal reconstruction at N. Milton Ave., N. Lakewood Ave., N. Linwood Ave., and Edison Hwy.
  • Traffic signal analysis and design of a new signal at N. Kenwood Ave.
  • Streetlight repairs and LED upgrades.
  • Landscaping (expanded tree pits & trees).
  • New signing and pavement markings.
  • Storm drain inlet replacement and repairs.
  • Mass transit bus pads and bus stops.

Will residents and businesses still have access during construction?

Yes. Any minor inconvenience will be coordinated, and at least one travel lane will be maintained.

Will public transportation still run during construction?

All bus stops will be maintained, and no impacts to the MTA bus schedule are anticipated.

What challenges will the project face?

  • Federal Aid Process (may take time).
  • ROW clearance for new sidewalk construction (may take time).
  • SWM & ESC approval process (may take time).

What are the existing conditions?


The Madison St Rehabilitation Project is part of the Baltimore City Department of Transportation’s ongoing efforts to promote pedestrian use, improve pedestrian safety, and enhance road infrastructure.

Meetings

🚧 Madison St Rehabilitation Public Meeting 🚧

📅 Wednesday, Oct 23
🕕 6:00 PM
📍 Amazing Grace Lutheran Church, 2424 McElderry St, Baltimore, MD
(Accessible by Local Link 56, MTA Bus 22, 105)

💻 Join us online: https://bmore.webex.com/bmore/j.php?MTID=mbdab1207fac1a53c3d118e73eada9f58
📞 Phone: 408-418-9388 | Pass: 2337 806 3773

We're planning improvements for Madison St, including:

🔄 Geometric upgrades at Madison St & Edison Hwy Intersection
🚦 Signal reconstruction at Milton, Lakewood, Linwood, and Edison Hwy
🚦 New traffic signal at Kenwood Ave
🚧 Roadway paving & ADA-compliant sidewalks, ramps, driveways, and alley aprons
🌳 Landscaping with new trees & street light upgrades
🚲 Bike-friendly inlet grates & crosswalks near Bocek Rec Center
🚌 Bus pad replacements for mass transit

Got questions or need accommodations?
💬 Email: DOT-Community@BaltimoreCity.gov
📞 Call: 410.396.6802

Proposed Improvements

  • New roadway paving.
  • Sidewalks; curb and gutter repairs & replacement; driveways, bump-outs.
  • Geometric improvements of Madison St and Edison Hwy intersection.
  • Signal reconstruction at N. Milton Ave., N. Lakewood Ave., N. Linwood Ave., and Edison Hwy.
  • Traffic signal analysis and design of a new signal at N. Kenwood Ave.
  • Streetlight repairs and LED upgrades.
  • Landscaping (expanded tree pits & trees).
  • New signing and pavement markings.
  • Storm drain inlet replacement and repairs.
  • Mass transit bus pads and bus stops.

Will residents and businesses still have access during construction?

Yes. Any minor inconvenience will be coordinated, and at least one travel lane will be maintained.

Will public transportation still run during construction?

All bus stops will be maintained, and no impacts to the MTA bus schedule are anticipated.

What challenges will the project face?

  • Federal Aid Process (may take time).
  • ROW clearance for new sidewalk construction (may take time).
  • SWM & ESC approval process (may take time).

What are the existing conditions?


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