Roseland Corridor Streetscape Improvements
CDOT streetscape improvement projects consist of infrastructure, pedestrian safety, and placemaking improvements with the goal of creating unified, safe, walkable, and attractive commercial destinations. Streetscape projects foster community and economic growth by prioritizing investments in pedestrian activity, multi-modal transportation, vibrant public spaces, and quality-of-life amenities for local residents.
This streetscape improvement project will utilize infrastructure improvements to transform the South Michigan Ave and 111th St corridors with engaging pedestrian friendly spaces, gateway features that strengthen community identity, and a consistent visual flow that welcomes visitors and encourages economic investment. The streetscape improvements are being coordinated with the CTA Red Line Extension project.
Section 1: Michigan Avenue from 110th Street to 116th Street
Section 2: 111th Street from Stewart Avenue to Martin Luther King Jr. Drive
- Roadway geometry and intersection improvements
- Full width roadway resurfacing
- New wider sidewalks with parkway pavers
- New curb and gutter
- New street lighting
- ADA ramps and crosswalks
- Curb extensions
- Bus boarding islands
- New pavement marking and signs
- Tree plantings and landscaping
- Site furnishings
- Community light pole identifiers
- Community gateway identifiers
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Section 1: Design
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Section 2: Design