PROJECT OVERVIEW

After months of careful planning and preparation, the City of New Haven, Indiana Department of Transportation, American Structurepoint, and E&B Paving are preparing to start construction of the Landin Road improvements project. The project will rebuild Landin Road from Bell Avenue to approximately 75 feet north of the railroad crossing and Rose Avenue from Rufus Street to approximately 90 feet west of the railroad crossing. The reconstruction project will include a new roadway section on Landin Road with two variable-width pavement lanes, concrete curb and gutter, a raised center median and two 8-foot-wide sidewalks. The project will also involve reconstruction of Rose Avenue and will include widening of the roadway to include opposing left-turn lanes at the intersection, as well as bicycle and pedestrian facilities along both the northern and southern sides of the roadway.

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Additional facility improvements along the Landin Road and Rose Avenue corridors include non-mount­able curbs, improved ADA curb ramps and crosswalks, traffic signal improvements with new pedestrian push buttons, erosion and sediment control, improved pavement markings and signage, and street lighting. With the widening of certain areas along the construction corridor, modular block retaining wall systems are being incorporated to allow for the construction of sidewalks and trails. Storm drainage will be accomplished via installation of mainline storm sewer system that will include an outfall structure that outlets at the northwestern corner of the Landin Road and Rose Avenue intersection. The stormwater will be collected within the curb and gutter section using curb inlets and manholes.

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