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The city of Aurora is conducting a study to explore options for improved access to the Aurora Reservoir. The study is focused on developing a new access road that accommodates current and future traffic projections while also providing pedestrian and bicycle connections to the reservoir.
In this early stage of the project, the city is reviewing traffic information and developing and evaluating concepts for potential roadway alignments.
The final access road alignment that is selected will take into consideration existing topography and environmental resources to ensure sustainability while remaining cost-effective. The project's goal is to significantly improve the reservoir's infrastructure, support its facilities and operations, and ensure it can handle high traffic volumes during peak times, special events and holidays.
A survey link will be posted here from Nov. 13 to 30.
Residents are invited to attend an open house to learn more about the study and provide feedback on the potential roadway access options under consideration.
Public Open House Thursday, Nov. 13 6 to 7:30 p.m. Southeast Recreation Center, 25400 E. Alexander Drive.
The city of Aurora is conducting a study to explore options for improved access to the Aurora Reservoir. The study is focused on developing a new access road that accommodates current and future traffic projections while also providing pedestrian and bicycle connections to the reservoir.
In this early stage of the project, the city is reviewing traffic information and developing and evaluating concepts for potential roadway alignments.
The final access road alignment that is selected will take into consideration existing topography and environmental resources to ensure sustainability while remaining cost-effective. The project's goal is to significantly improve the reservoir's infrastructure, support its facilities and operations, and ensure it can handle high traffic volumes during peak times, special events and holidays.
A survey link will be posted here from Nov. 13 to 30.
Residents are invited to attend an open house to learn more about the study and provide feedback on the potential roadway access options under consideration.
Public Open House Thursday, Nov. 13 6 to 7:30 p.m. Southeast Recreation Center, 25400 E. Alexander Drive.
