2023 Pavement and Pedestrian Improvements

The Ada County Highway District (ACHD) will be reconstructing several streets in Ada County as part of a federal aid project to improve pavement conditions and upgrade the streets for all users.

Work could include:

• Reconstructing streets or removing and replacing pavement to improve roadway conditions
• Filling in sidewalk gaps to increase connectivity
• Installing Accessible Pedestrian Signals (APS) and pedestrian push buttons.
• Upgrading and/or installing pedestrian ramps to meet modern standards and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).

Street Segments

• Allumbaugh Street, Douglas Street to Fairmont Street- Reconstruct roadway; replace existing pedestrian ramps and driveway approaches to meet modern standards; install new sidewalk in existing gaps; reset existing Rapid Rectangular Flashing Beacon (RRFB)
• Cole Road, Ustick Road to Kettering Avenue- Reconstruct roadway, replace existing pedestrian ramps and driveway approaches to meet modern standards; install new sidewalk in existing gaps; update Ustick Road signal for ADA compliance
• Edgewood Lane, Harvey Street to Floating Feather Road- Remove and replace pavement; replace existing pedestrian ramps and driveway approaches to meet modern standards; install new Pedestrian Hybrid Beacon (PHB) at Floating Feather Road pedestrian crossing; rebuild existing speed humps
• Goldenrod Avenue, West End to Cloverdale Road- Remove and replace pavement; replace existing pedestrian ramps and driveway approaches to meet modern standards; install new sidewalk in existing gaps; install new Pedestrian Hybrid Beacon (PHB) at Cloverdale Road pedestrian crossing
• Orchard Street, Emerald Street to Fairview Avenue- Remove and replace pavement; replace existing pedestrian ramps and driveway approaches to meet modern standards; reset existing pedestrian Hybrid Beacon (PHB) crossing Orchard Street south of Kendall Street; update Emerald and Irving Street signals for ADA compliance