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Board hears detailed Ramey school site plan and Ash Street safety measures ahead of planning commission review
Summary
Project team presented the Ramey site plan, including two Ash Street connections, crosswalk placements, school-zone signage and options for intersection geometry; the planning commission will review the large-scale development plan Monday and the district expects to return next month with site-work cost estimates.
Project engineers previewed the Ramey school site plan to the Fayetteville Board of Education and said the project will go before the city planning commission for large-scale development review on Monday.
Wes Burgess, the project presenter, said the design calls for two vehicular connections to Ash Street and “two crossings, two crosswalks across Ash” with school-zone signs and flashing markers to slow traffic. He said traffic engineers concluded the safest option is to align the school entrance perpendicular to Ash Street and widen the curve rather than retain the…
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