Crenshaw Multiuse Path
The Town of Wake Forest received federal grant funds from Surface Transportation Program - Direct Attributable funds (STP-DA) administered through the Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization (CAMPO) and NCDOT. The project consists of design, environmental documentation, and construction of a ten-foot wide multi-use path on the south side of realigned Durham Road from the new NC 98 Highway/Dr Calvin Jones Hwy to Wake Union Church Rd. The estimated cost is $267,000 with a 20% local match. The Town has procured the design services of Stewart Engineering for this project who will provide shovel ready plans for construction. Summit Design & Engineering is responsible for the construction engineering inspection (CEI), and Triangle Grading & Paving is constructing the multi use path.
2011 Grant awarded
2011 Begin designing infrastructure with Stewart Engineering
NCDOT has approved final design plans and right-of-way
August 26, 2013 site grading work began
Spring 2014 project has been completed, and is ready for public use
Please be aware that while construction is taking place, a portion of the sidewalks may be temporarily closed for your safety and the safety of the construction crews.
The multi-use path will provide a safe facility for pedestrians and bicyclists to use along this busy road. (Photo taken along Durham Rd, facing northeast)
Construction crews are preparing the site for the multi use path.
Construction crews have been grading the site and preparing for construction of the multi use path. Construction of the multi use path has begun.
