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As of June 2024

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Traffic Operations During Construction

A Traffic Operations During Construction (TODC) Plan refers to a strategic framework that outlines how traffic will be managed and maintained during a construction project. The goal is to ensure safe, efficient, and continuous movement for pedestrians, cyclists, transit users, and vehicles while minimizing congestions, delays, and safety risks. 

For the I-375 Reconnecting Communities Project, a TODC Plan would address how traffic flow will be handled as the existing highway is converted into an at-grade boulevard, ensuring accessibility, safety, and reduced disruption to the downtown Detroit area.

Environmental Assessment

The I-375 Environmental Assessment studied traffic, air quality, and community impacts, resulting in the decision to replace the freeway with a street-level boulevard to improve connectivity, mobility, and redevelopment opportunities as the project moves forward.

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M-3 Planning and Environmental Linkages Study

The Planning and Environmental Linkages (PEL) study for M-3 (Gratiot Avenue) from Randolph Street to M-102 (8 Mile Road) in Detroit identifies and evaluates safety, multimodal mobility, transit needs, and proposed improvements. The PEL study helps to refine the recommendations of existing plans and studies to create one unified vision for the corridor.

The Gratiot Avenue PEL study also evaluates:

  • Safety issues for nonmotorized users
  • Abundance of travel lanes
  • Lack of nonmotorized facilities
  • High transit use
  • Sidewalk lighting and maintenance

The PEL study considers environmental, community, and economic goals early in the transportation planning process. The information analysis and services or recommendations developed during the PEL study will inform the environmental review process.

Monroe Streetscape Redesign Project

Greektown Neighborhood Partnership has completed pre-development planning and is currently in construction document phase for a complete redesign of Monroe Street.

The Greektown Neighborhood Partnership has been awarded $20 million from the State of Michigan to complete this reimagined Greektown corridor. The project is currently in the construction document phase and is aiming to break ground in Spring of 2025.

Greektown Neighborhood Partnership is coordinating the project with the city of Detroit Department of Public Works and Planning and Development Departments, and the Michigan Department of Transportation, engaging with Greektown business and property owners, and major community stakeholders and organizations.

The project is an opportunity to create an innovative streetscape in the City of Detroit with the ability to completely pedestrianize Monroe Street. The project was identified as a main goal of the Greektown Neighborhood Framework Vision. The streetscape improvements of Monroe Street are essential in establishing a broad palette of experiences through the main corridor and heart of Greektown.

Project Partners

City of Detroit

The City of Detroit will lead framework planning (including land-use) in coordination with MDOT, while also implementing zoning and other commitments associated with the framework plan.

Downtown Detroit partnership

The Downtown Detroit Partnership (DDP) will work with a team of consultants to provide additional construction mitigation and peer reviews. 

The Kresge Foundation

The Kresge Foundation will conduct roundtables with focus on equity opportunities, including restorative or reparative outcomes. 

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