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Presentation outlines US 127 Jamestown corridor improvements, including roundabouts and four‑lane sections
Summary
Project presenters described a plan for US 127 from the Jamestown Bypass to Route 619 that would add roundabouts, widen key segments to four lanes, add sidewalks/shared‑use paths and seek about 6.19 acres of right‑of‑way for near‑term work.
A presenter described a multi‑phase plan to improve the US 127 corridor through Jamestown, saying the study area runs from the Jamestown Bypass north to Route 619 and includes 12 intersections under review. “So we're looking at intersection improvements to help congestion and crashes,” the presenter said, framing safety and capacity as the primary drivers.
The team recommended Alternate 2 — building four lanes from the high school north — as the preferred near‑term configuration for much of the corridor. The presenter said environmental review is required before construction and estimated that the corridor needs roughly 6.19 acres of right‑of‑way for the initial build and tie‑ins to nearby development.
