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Nine Mile Bridge Construction and Design Enhancements
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The city is leading the design and construction work on a pedestrian bridge over Parker Road near Interstate 225 to connect the RTD Nine Mile Station with homes and businesses on the north side of Parker Road. Federal funding awarded in 2019 has enabled this long-desired project to move forward. The bridge will provide improved regional multi-modal connectivity, enable people to cross safely over Parker Road and improve traffic flow along this major metro-area corridor.
Seattle based designer/infrastructure specialist Vicki Scuri was selected, through the city’s community-based selection process managed by the Art in Public Places Program, to create integrated design enhancements for the new bridge. Through a community outreach process in 2021, Vicki learned more about the values and interests of Aurora’s residents, and in particular, those who live and work in the areas surrounding this bridge project. Through this process, community members provided input into the enhancements will help illustrate how Aurora defines itself and is seen by others. Thank you to all who contributed to that process. You may continue to find updates here.
Virtual Public Meeting Tuesday, Oct. 26, 6 to 7:30 p.m. Sign up now to receive the meeting link and receive important meeting reminders (or join the meeting directly from this page at the meeting time) If you live, work or regularly visit this area, register now to join us for a virtual public meeting to see images of the bridge design, discuss the plans for and impact of construction, and ask questions about the project. ***If you need interpretation services, email language@auroragov.org by Oct. 12 to request a specific language for the meeting.
Please note: The bridge is still in the design phase and renderings are subject to change until the design is finalized.
The city is leading the design and construction work on a pedestrian bridge over Parker Road near Interstate 225 to connect the RTD Nine Mile Station with homes and businesses on the north side of Parker Road. Federal funding awarded in 2019 has enabled this long-desired project to move forward. The bridge will provide improved regional multi-modal connectivity, enable people to cross safely over Parker Road and improve traffic flow along this major metro-area corridor.
Seattle based designer/infrastructure specialist Vicki Scuri was selected, through the city’s community-based selection process managed by the Art in Public Places Program, to create integrated design enhancements for the new bridge. Through a community outreach process in 2021, Vicki learned more about the values and interests of Aurora’s residents, and in particular, those who live and work in the areas surrounding this bridge project. Through this process, community members provided input into the enhancements will help illustrate how Aurora defines itself and is seen by others. Thank you to all who contributed to that process. You may continue to find updates here.
Virtual Public Meeting Tuesday, Oct. 26, 6 to 7:30 p.m. Sign up now to receive the meeting link and receive important meeting reminders (or join the meeting directly from this page at the meeting time) If you live, work or regularly visit this area, register now to join us for a virtual public meeting to see images of the bridge design, discuss the plans for and impact of construction, and ask questions about the project. ***If you need interpretation services, email language@auroragov.org by Oct. 12 to request a specific language for the meeting.
Please note: The bridge is still in the design phase and renderings are subject to change until the design is finalized.
