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Scheduled Delmar Street Improvements

Conceptual Delmar transit plaza design from the Delmar Link Plan.

Historical November–December 1999 article. Dates, prices, services and contacts describe the source period; current availability has not been established.

Several improvements previously reported in THE TIMES will begin shortly: Median for Delmar east of the MetroLink Station to DeBaliviere: design work has been completed; bidding is going on right now. Construction should begin in spring, 2000, and be completed during the summer. Bridge Rebuilding: Major repairs will be done to the bridge over the MetroLink line after the median is completed.

The goal is only to shut traffic on one side at a time. Engineering is being completed right now, with bidding for the work expected in the spring. Sidewalk/Streetscape for Delmar west of the MetroLink Station to City Limits: Request for Qualifications has been issued, and the bids for design work will be due shortly. Design work will take about six months, and bidding will be underway next year at this time.

The work will be completed during 2001. Transit Plaza: The area around the Station will be transformed, and the design work is being done in conjunction with the Sidewalk/Streetscape design noted above.

The work will be performed during 2001.

The Transit Plaza will incorporate part of the former Dobbs site and will be designed to make the MetroLink Station appearance link more closely to the street. Safety for pedestrians and bus riders is also a major goal.

The graphic on this page indicates the conceptual design for this plaza which was included in the overall Delmar Link Plan.

Original photograph caption

Conceptual Delmar transit plaza design from the Delmar Link Plan.

Originally published in The Times of Skinker-DeBaliviere, November–December 1999.

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Archival transcription note: Continuation refers to conceptual graphic on this page, but graphic actually appears on page 1; source wording retained and graphic included.

Original source: SD_Times1999_11.pdf, printed page(s) 1, 12; PDF page(s) 1, 11.

Delmar Boulevard