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Albany transportation panel reviews Cleveland Avenue rehab and two-way bikeway design
Summary
The Albany Transportation Commission reviewed draft designs for the Cleveland Avenue Pavement Rehabilitation and Bikeway Project, discussing drainage, crossings, lane widths and grant funding; staff aim to return next summer for council recommendation and construction in 2026.
The Albany Transportation Commission on Sept. 25 reviewed draft plans for the Cleveland Avenue Pavement Rehabilitation and Bikeway Project, a combined paving and bikeway effort running from the I‑80 overpass near the Saha development to the Buchanan Street spurs.
Lisonbee Carrillo, the city’s CIP program manager, introduced the project and its funding context, saying, “This project was initiated under the annual street rehabilitation program.” Carrillo and consultant Emma Chantal told the commission the effort pairs routine pavement preservation with bikeway elements and related ADA, drainage and signage work.
Chantal outlined the draft cross‑section and configuration for the corridor and why staff are recommending a separated facility: “This is more, again, a draft…
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