Lincolnway West - Olive Street Streetscape Project
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Project Purpose
As part of its implementation of the West Side Main Streets Plan for Lincolnway West, the City of South Bend is making streetscape improvements to create an environment more inviting to commercial and residential investment. The project also adds further safety enhancements, particularly for people on foot and or on a bicycle.
Project Scope
Streetscape enhancements are being made to the two-block section of Lincolnway West between Fremont and Elmer Streets.
Items to be Replaced
Within the Project Area
Items to be Added
Within the Project Area
Sidewalks
Street Trees & Other Landscaping
Driveway Approaches
Decorative Pedestrian-Scale Lighting
Curbs
Pedestrian Bumpouts at Fremont, Olive, & Elmer Streets
Street Pavement
Storm Sewer
Protected Bike Lanes and Bike Racks
Additionally, decorative roadway lighting is being installed on Lincolnway West between Elmer and O’Brien Streets to replace the streetlights on utility poles there.
Project Schedule
The project is being built in phases following the tentative schedule summarized below. All dates are subject to change.
Phase
Work
Closures
Approximate
Completion Date
I
South Side of
Lincolnway West
Elmer Street, immediately south of
Lincolnway West
mid-October 2021
IA
South Side of
Lincolnway West:
Storm Sewer Connections & Paving
Lincolnway West, west of Olive Street;
Olive Street, south of Lincolnway West
(maximum 3 days each)
late October 2021
II
North Side of
Lincolnway West
Fremont, Olive, and Elmer Streets, immediately north of Lincolnway West
June 2022
III
Final Paving
No significant closures
(restrictions in effect)
June 2022
Property Access
Access to properties will be maintained throughout the project. Use of driveway approaches will be restricted during removal, installation, and during the curing period after installation. Every effort will be made to minimize interruption to property access for residents, customers, employees, and deliveries.
Project Purpose
As part of its implementation of the West Side Main Streets Plan for Lincolnway West, the City of South Bend is making streetscape improvements to create an environment more inviting to commercial and residential investment. The project also adds further safety enhancements, particularly for people on foot and or on a bicycle.
Project Scope
Streetscape enhancements are being made to the two-block section of Lincolnway West between Fremont and Elmer Streets.
Items to be Replaced
Within the Project Area
Items to be Added
Within the Project Area
Sidewalks
Street Trees & Other Landscaping
Driveway Approaches
Decorative Pedestrian-Scale Lighting
Curbs
Pedestrian Bumpouts at Fremont, Olive, & Elmer Streets
Street Pavement
Storm Sewer
Protected Bike Lanes and Bike Racks
Additionally, decorative roadway lighting is being installed on Lincolnway West between Elmer and O’Brien Streets to replace the streetlights on utility poles there.
Project Schedule
The project is being built in phases following the tentative schedule summarized below. All dates are subject to change.
Phase
Work
Closures
Approximate
Completion Date
I
South Side of
Lincolnway West
Elmer Street, immediately south of
Lincolnway West
mid-October 2021
IA
South Side of
Lincolnway West:
Storm Sewer Connections & Paving
Lincolnway West, west of Olive Street;
Olive Street, south of Lincolnway West
(maximum 3 days each)
late October 2021
II
North Side of
Lincolnway West
Fremont, Olive, and Elmer Streets, immediately north of Lincolnway West
June 2022
III
Final Paving
No significant closures
(restrictions in effect)
June 2022
Property Access
Access to properties will be maintained throughout the project. Use of driveway approaches will be restricted during removal, installation, and during the curing period after installation. Every effort will be made to minimize interruption to property access for residents, customers, employees, and deliveries.
