11th Street Multimodal Project

The 11^th St. Multimodal Project is wrapping up construction activities and will require overnight work to finish final checklist items. Starting Friday, Sept. 20 through Wednesday, Sept. 25, 11^th St. will undergo restriping and roadway slurry seal operations from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m. from Sagewood Dr. to the Greeley #2 Ditch Trail just north of the Community Recreation Center. The additional slurry seal work will provide a better driving surface for 11^th St giving a few more years of extended life to the roadway. Flagging operations and traffic control will be in place during the work activity periods, but vehicles will still be able to travel north and south along 11^th St during the nighttime work. All road work is weather permitting and subject to change.

There are a series of roadway projects that are going to impact travel around Windsor starting Monday, July 8 that might be helpful to know before work week commute:

• Stone Mountain Dr.: The Larch Dr. & Juniper Dr. Waterline Replacement project will require utility tie-in at the intersection of Stone Mountain Dr. and Larch Dr. starting on Monday, July 8 until Friday, July 12. During this time no through traffic will be permitted.
• 7th St.: The intersection of 7^th St. & Walnut St. will undergo shoulder work starting Monday, July 8. While no lane closures are anticipated yet, delays are expected.
• 11^th St.: The 11^th St. Multimodal Project has shifted south and is now working at the intersection of Main St. There are no full roadway closures, but delays are anticipated through mid-August.

Alternative routes are available via CO 257 to Eastman Park Dr. All work is weather permitting and subject to change. To receive text alert notifications, text Roads to 970-251-7151.

The 11th St. Multimodal Project will begin shifting south towards the intersection of 11th St. & Main St. (CO 392) as early as Monday, July 1. Crews are completing the Ash St. intersection which includes the addition of a raised median, pedestrian crosswalk refuges, bulbouts, and new striping patterns to make the corridor more multimodal-friendly.

Workers will be completing ramp and corner improvements at the intersection of 11th St. & Main St. and the roadway will remain open as will business accessibility, though there may be some delays. Lane shifts and new, temporary traffic patterns may occur. Commuters are encouraged to leave a few minutes early to allow room for high traffic volumes in the construction area.

All road work is weather permitting and subject to change. Learn more about this project at windsorprojectconnect.com/11thstmultimodal. To receive traffic alert notifications, text Roads to 970-251-7151.

Message boards are set up along Main St. and staging for the 11th St. Multimodal Project will take place along Ash St. in the coming days. Roadwork is expected to continue until August.

West Ash St. will be closed east of 11^th St. to facilitate equipment storage between 11^th St. and the Weld RE-4 School District administrative building. Access to the administrative building will remain open from CO 392 (Main St.). The project begins near the Community Recreation Center entrance on 11th St. and progresses southward across CO 392 (Main St.) to Sagewood Dr. Access to key facilities like the recreation center, police department, high school, and nearby businesses remains available via 12^th St., 13^th St., West Ash St. and Grand Ave.

All roadwork is weather-dependent and subject to change. To receive traffic alert notifications, subscribe by texting "Roads" to 970-251-7151.

Starting mid-May through mid-August, the 11^th St. Multimodal Improvements project is anticipated to be underway. Currently, town staff is identifying contractors and determining construction traffic patterns in front of the Police Department, Community Recreation Center, Windsor High School and the CO 392 (Main St.) and Ash St intersections with 11^th St.

Improvements include enhancing the town’s multimodal connectivity with the addition of new bicycle lanes, sidewalks, crossing opportunities, traffic calming and intersection upgrades along the corridor. In addition to roadway construction, there will be additional bike lane signage, pavement marking changes and raised medians.