Three-year, $17 million remodel of Des Moines’ Ingersoll Avenue starts soon
BPC Staff May 7, 2020 | 9:03 pm
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97 wordsAll Latest News, Statewide News, TransportationDes Moines Register: A yearslong project to beautify and repair a 1-mile stretch of Ingersoll Avenue with a focus on pedestrian and bicycle access will include Des Moines’ first elevated bike lanes, providing a new type of buffer between cyclists and vehicles. Construction on the three-year, $17 million project, which extends from Martin Luther King Jr. Parkway to 31st Street, kicks off in the next few days. The work will include a total reconstruction of the roadway, new storm sewers, buried overhead utilities, widened sidewalks, upgraded bus stops, new pedestrian crossings, the elevated bike lanes and landscaping.