1. Rantoul Street / 1A Reconstruction Project December 10, 2015

2. Project Background History of Rantoul Street Deterioration of roads and sidewalks How the project is being funded Allocation of project responsibilities City of Beverly Designed with consultant Dewberry Pre-work due diligence Constituent support MassDOT Approved design Selected General Contractor Providing Project Management Middlesex Corp The General Contractor

3. Looking back Rantoul St. at Broadway in the 1920s 253-259 Rantoul St. in the 1940s

4. Existing Conditions

5. Project roadways Rantoul Street: 5900 ft. / 66 ft. ROW Cabot Street: 3800 ft. / 50 ft. – 66 ft. ROW Elliot Street: 1000 ft. / 66 ft. ROW Five (5) existing traffic signals Utilities – underground and overhead Rail crossings Historic properties

6. Scope of Project

7. New Design – Roads and Infrastructure Drainage improvements Reconstruction traffic signals / New traffic signals Rail grade crossings Gloucester Crossing improvements Complete Streets design

8. Gloucester Crossing Improvements

9. Typical Complete Streets Cross Section

10. New Design – Streetscapes What it includes Lighting Elements Sidewalks Street Trees Goals Improve Economic Development Enhance Pedestrian Environment Safety Improvements

11. Lighting

12. Elements

13. Sidewalks

14. Street Trees

15. Rendition of Rantoul Street at Odell Park

16. Rendition of Cabot Street at Herrick Street

17. Work Schedule

18. Impact of work on Residents and Businesses New traffic patterns Two way traffic Single lane traffic Full street closures and detours No parking at times Sidewalk closures at times Staging locations

19. Outreach/Updates and Reporting Issues How to find out information: Website – www.Bev1A.comwww.Bev1A.com Twitter - @Beverly1A Sign up for weekly email notifications Concentrated Reverse 9-1-1 calls Day-to-day outreach by onsite contractor Project signage 1A Committee Kevin Harutunian, Chief of Staff 978-605-2333 kharutunian@beverlyma.gov Open for Business Campaign: Upcoming Business forums Beverly Main Streets efforts

20. Questions