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The Aramingo Avenue project seeks to invest in multimodal safety and access improvements along the River Wards commercial corridor.
Community engagement helped shape the redesign of Aramingo Avenue between Allegheny Avenue and Wheatsheaf Lane. The design features include:
Efforts to obtain funding for the project are ongoing, and it has not yet entered the engineering phase. Design features may change as the project progresses.
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Explore meeting materials and other resources related to the Aramingo Avenue traffic safety project.
Aramingo Avenue is repaved by PennDOT and separated bike lanes are installed with flexible delineator posts.
The City begins engaging community stakeholders on the redesign of Aramingo Avenue.
The City engages neighbors, community groups, and businesses to identify critical design elements and community priorities through a project survey.
The City develops a conceptual redesign of Aramingo Avenue based on the community’s feedback.
A second project survey is distributed to neighbors, community groups, and businesses to confirm that the conceptual design reflects the community’s priorities.
Survey results show broad community support for the redesign of Aramingo Avenue. The City applies for design and construction funding for the redesign of the avenue.
If funding is acquired, the project may proceed as follows:
| Name | Job title | Department | |
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| Yihong Hu | Complete Streets Project Coordinator | yihong.hu@phila.gov | Office of Multimodal Planning |
| Brenda Torres-Hernandez | Complete Streets Community Coordinator | brenda.hernandez-torres@phila.gov | Office of Multimodal Planning |
| Andrew Simpson | Complete Streets District Manager | andrew.simpson@phila.gov | Office of Multimodal Planning |