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Spotlights

View information presented at the April 5, 2018 open house

Watch a traffic simulation video of key intersections in the study

View the Existing Conditions & 2040 Baseline Analysis Report

View the Evaluation of Alternatives Report

The Final Recommendations Report for the Southwest Longmont Operations Study was accepted by City Council on May 28, 2019. Please view the report for more information on recommended improvements and prioritization of projects.


Overview

The City of Longmont is undertaking the Southwest Longmont Operations Study to address future demands on Longmont’s multimodal transportation system in the southwest part of town. The study will examine the roadway network formed by Ken Pratt Boulevard, Hover Street, and Nelson Road, including major intersections along these corridors. This is considered to be a subarea study which was identified in the August 2014 Longmont Roadway Plan. The study will identify needed intersection and transportation system improvements, as well as pedestrian and bicycle improvements. As part of this process, public and stakeholder input will be solicited.

Project Location

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Recommended Improvements

The purpose of the study is to identify needed intersection, transportation system and multimodal improvements, supported by concept-level designs and cost estimates that can be incorporated into the City’s implementation plans for future construction. Therefore, in addition to updating the technical analysis previously performed for the Longmont Roadway Plan, the study will consider a broad range of City concerns that are outlined in Envision Longmont including:

  • Fulfilling transportation needs with neighborhood character
  • Preserving arterial streets as the backbone of multimodal travel
  • Integrating safe and accessible bicycle and pedestrian features

Study Schedule

This study began in December 2017, and was completed in Spring 2019.

 Study Phase
Timeline
 Study Initiation
December 2017

 Data Collection/Research

  • Traffic Data Collection
  • Crash History
  • Roadway Inventory
 December 2017 - January 2018

 Baseline Analysis

  • Travel Demand Forecasting
  • Traffic Operations Analysis (Existing & Year 2020)
  • Safety Assessment
 December 2017 - February 2018
 Existing Conditions Report
 February 2018

 Alternative Analysis

  • Evaluation Criteria
  • Alternatives Screening
 February - September 2018
 Public Open House
 April 2018
 Alternatives Analysis Report
 Winter 2018/2019
 Final Recommendations Report
 Spring 2019

Contact Us

To submit a comment or question, please contact Micah Zogorski, Sr. Civil Engineer, at micah.zogorski@longmontcolorado.gov or 303-651-8594