Planning and Transportation

Traffic separation barriers will be installed next month along the East Third Street bicycle lane.

The lots are at the corners of East Fourth and South Washington streets, East Sixth and North Lincoln streets, and East Fourth and South Dunn streets.

Many say there's a need for more, improved bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure, but others don't want the corridor to change.

Dozens of residents came to the Bloomington City Council chambers late Tuesday to participate in one of two public engagement meetings on the project planned for this week.

Traffic calming devices are being installed on East Maxwell Lane as part of the Resident-Led Traffic Calming Program.

A billboard has recently been updated to have an electronic screen, and it is being scrutinized by the city.

Council originally blocked multifamily, or plex, housing from single-family residential neighborhoods in 2019, but legalized them with conditional use approval in May 2021.

The largest investment is $120,000 for construction of a North Adams Street sidewalk from Kirkwood Avenue to Fountain Drive.

The city is accepting new proposals for resident-led projects through February. It is dedicating another $50,000 to the initiative.