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Military Ave Market Analysis & Corridor Design Plan

 

 

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Groundbreaking of Military Avenue Groundbreaking Ceremonies
Green Bay Mayor Jim Schmitt, joined by member of the Military Avenue Business Association and other city officials broke ground for the $10 million reconstruction project. The utility work began on March 15th and although the road will be restricted to lane closures, it will be "open for business" for the Military Avenue corridor. Alternate access points are posted along the corridor for those wishing to avoid driving Military itself.
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Posted July 14: Military Avenue will be closed at West Mason Street beginning at 9 a.m. on Thursday, July 15, 2010 and will reopen at approximately 3:30 p.m. on Friday, July 16, 2010. This closure is needed to allow contractors time to repair the temporary asphalt pavement along West Mason Street at the crossing of Military Avenue. During the period of the closure, traffic will be able to travel along West Mason Street, but will not be able to turn off of West Mason Street onto Military Avenue. Also, traffic will not be able to cross West Mason Street on Military Avenue during the closure. Alternate access routes to local businesses are well marked. These temporary road closures are necessary to continue the reconstruction work to prepare for a new and vibrant Military Ave in November 2010. Please note that Military Avenue will remain open to businesses during the entire construction process.

Posted July 12: On Monday July 12, 2010 the intersection of Military and 9th St. will be closed on the west side of Military Ave. These temporary road closures are necessary to continue the reconstruction work to prepare for a new and vibrant Military Ave in November 2010. Please note that Military Avenue will remain open to businesses during the entire construction process.

Military Avenue will remain open to businesses during construction.  The City of Green Bay has also placed Alternate Access route marking signs to assist the public in reaching Military Avenue Businesses. 
Military Ave Market Analysis & Corridor Design Plan Corridor Plan
The reconstruction of Military Avenue has already begun, and now we need to create a plan for how we will leverage that $12 million investment into a better future for the entire corridor.  The City of Green Bay is about to launch that planning process:  The Military Avenue Market Analysis and Corridor Design Plan.  This planning process is all about helping the community formulate a shared vision for what the future holds beyond the curb of the new street. Visit the web site

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The purpose of this site is to provide project information and updates to the general public regarding the construction process.

This site will be updated weekly with project status details, lane closures, water shut off notices for businesses, and other important information regarding the reconstruction process.

Beginning March 15, 2010, the City of Green Bay will be starting a new $10 million reconstruction of Military Avenue between Biemeret Street and Dousman Street. 

The utility reconstruction portion of the work will initially involve the reconstruction of water main, sanitary sewer, and storm sewer.  The City expects to complete reconstruction of the utilities between the Canadian National rail crossing north of Western Avenue and Dousman Street by May 15.  Utility reconstruction between the rail crossing and Biemeret Street should be completed by June 20. We anticipate pavement construction to start in late May 2010.

If you have any questions regarding the Military Avenue reconstruction project please contact Rachel Ballast at (920) 660-7025

 

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