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A public hearing to discuss the proposed design of the Green Meadows Road and Bethel Street roundabout project will be held during the City Council meeting Monday, Nov. 2. The meeting starts at 7 p.m. in the Council Chambers at City Hall, 701 E. Broadway.
The City of Columbia Public Works department is planning to construct a roundabout at the intersection of Green Meadows Road and Bethel Street. The project will replace the existing four-way stop intersection with the goal of improving safety and traffic flow. Construction is currently anticipated to begin in summer 2028.
A Bethel and Green Meadows Roundabout Concept Plan has been added to the Documents section. This PDF shows plans for a single-lane roundabout with pedestrian crossings on each leg of the four-way intersection.
An interested parties meeting was held Thursday, Aug. 13. City engineering staff shared the proposed design and answered questions. Comments were accepted through Thursday, Aug. 27.
A public hearing to discuss the proposed design of the Green Meadows Road and Bethel Street roundabout project will be held during the City Council meeting Monday, Nov. 2. The meeting starts at 7 p.m. in the Council Chambers at City Hall, 701 E. Broadway.
The City of Columbia Public Works department is planning to construct a roundabout at the intersection of Green Meadows Road and Bethel Street. The project will replace the existing four-way stop intersection with the goal of improving safety and traffic flow. Construction is currently anticipated to begin in summer 2028.
A Bethel and Green Meadows Roundabout Concept Plan has been added to the Documents section. This PDF shows plans for a single-lane roundabout with pedestrian crossings on each leg of the four-way intersection.
An interested parties meeting was held Thursday, Aug. 13. City engineering staff shared the proposed design and answered questions. Comments were accepted through Thursday, Aug. 27.
