Southwest Area Right of Way Improvements Project Drawings.pdf

The Southwest Area Right of Way Improvements Project Drawings is a technical document prepared for the Town of Telluride, Colorado, detailing comprehensive infrastructure improvements for West Pacific Avenue and South Davis Street. The project drawings outline the complete street redesign, which involves removing existing infrastructure and installing new elements including sidewalks, curb and gutter, cross pans, asphalt paving, pedestrian lighting, communications and electrical conduit, stormwater inlets and sewer, landscaping, signage, and accessibility ramps. The project specifically targets a critical bypass route that serves as a direct path for the Galloping Goose public transit bus, with the aim of enhancing transportation infrastructure and pedestrian accessibility.

While specific pricing details are not provided in the drawing set, the project appears to be a municipal infrastructure investment focusing on comprehensive urban street improvements. The scope suggests a significant capital investment in municipal infrastructure, likely funded through local government budgets, potential transportation grants, or municipal infrastructure improvement funds. The project's design indicates a holistic approach to urban street redesign, emphasizing multimodal transportation, pedestrian safety, and infrastructure modernization within the Town of Telluride's right of way.