Sheridan Corridor Multimodal Plan
The Sheridan Boulevard Multimodal Corridor Plan identifies opportunities for enhanced multimodal infrastructure that will deliver increased safety and comfort for people walking, biking, riding transit, and driving along, to, and from Sheridan Boulevard between 26th and 17th Avenues. The project also highlights opportunities to enrich public spaces and make Sheridan Boulevard into an entryway for Edgewater’s that is more inviting for residents and visitors alike.
The Plan was created during 2021 and 2022, addresses Sheridan Boulevard, between West 17th and West 26th avenues, and was adopted by the Edgewater City Council in October, 2022. Implementation of the plan is in process as a Colorado Department of Transportation project. Currently, it is in the design phase (2023-2024) and construction is anticipated after that (2026-2028 timeframe).
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CDOT Updates Edgewater on the Design Phase!
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The following timeline was shared at the Council meeting:
Also, CDOT's presentation slides can be found under the documents tab on this project webpage (on the right hand side).
To watch a recording of the CDOT presentation, click here. (Please go to minute 43:34 into the meeting to find the CDOT presentation.)
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Plan Adopted by City Council
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The Sheridan Boulevard Multimodal Corridor Plan was adopted by City Council in Ocotober, 2022.
Sheridan Blvd Multimodal Corridor Plan
Thank you to all the community members that participated in the creation of this plan!
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Sheridan Boulevard Plan Creation and Timeline
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Identified as a high injury crash network/corridor of concern and awarded a Community Mobility Planning and Implementation (CMPI) grant, the Sheridan Boulevard Multimodal Corridor Plan was developed by the City of Edgewater in partnership with the City and County of Denver, Regional Transportation District (RTD), and the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT).
Creation of the plan included extensive community and business engagement, and additional stakeholders involved included the City of Lakewood, Arts 40 District, Bicycle Colorado, West Metro Chamber, Edgewater Police Department, and the Edgewater Collective.
The Plan was created during 2021 and 2022, addresses Sheridan Boulevard, between West 17th and West 26th avenues, and was adopted by the Edgewater City Council in October, 2022. Implementation of the plan is in process as a Colorado Department of Transportation project. Currently, it is in the design phase (2023-2024) and construction is anticipated after that (2026-2028 timeframe).
