Question title

What is your relationship to Saint Mary's Street? Select all that apply.

Travel on and through the corridor for other reasons
72%
Live adjacent to the corridor
23%
Attend school on the corridor
17%
Work on the corridor
10%
Live on the corridor
8%
Work adjacent to the corridor
7%
Closed to responses | 386 Responses

Question title

Please choose the mode of transportation that you currently use most on Saint Mary's Street.

Drive
60%
Bike/Scooter
30%
Walk
10%
Public Transportation
1%
Closed to responses | 452 Responses

Question title

Upon completion of the project, which transportation mode(s) do you anticipate using on Saint Mary's Street? Select all that apply.

Biking/Scooting
67%
Driving
57%
Walking
31%
Taking public transportation
11%
Closed to responses | 404 Responses

Question title

Please select the answer that best describes your feedback on the Saint Mary's Bikeway project.

I support the Saint Mary's Bikeway project as currently proposed.
66%
I do not support the Saint Mary's Bikeway project.
24%
I support the Saint Mary's Bikeway project, but would like to provide more feedback on the proposal.
9%
I am neutral and do not wish to provide feedback.
2%
Closed to responses | 438 Responses

Question title

Please provide any additional feedback on the proposed bike lanes for Saint Mary's Street between Peace Street and Nichols Drive.

Closed for Comments
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Project Identification

Saint Mary's Street has been identified for resurfacing by the City of Raleigh's Transportation Department. The City of Raleigh resurfaces city streets that have pavement in poor condition on an annual basis.

In addition to improving the condition of the pavement, resufacing projects improve sidewalk ramps, crosswalks, and curbs. They also provide the City of Raleigh the opportunity to update street configurations to match the Comprehensive Plan and BikeRaleigh Plan. 

 

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Engagement and Design

The 2016 BikeRaleigh Plan reccomends bike lanes for this street. Due to street characteristics, buffered bike lanes on the east and west side of Saint Mary's Street are being proposed. 

We are seeking feedback on the proposed concept for Saint Mary's Street. Please review the proposed design and complete the survey on this page. 

 

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Construction Outreach (Summer 2024)

A notice of the construction timeline and project impacts will be sent to residents of the street and its surrounding neighbhoord. This project was adopted in the 2016 BikeRaleigh long-term plan and is being delivered through the City's Annual Resurfacing Program.