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Design forum for Pennsylvania-North Tulane intersection is Wednesday

Posted at 11:10 am March 30, 2019
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UT Intersection Project Open Forum April 3 2019

Students from the University of Tennessee are planning to host a virtual open forum as they continue to explore alternative designs for the intersection at Pennsylvania and North Tulane Avenues in Oak Ridge, a press release said. The event will be accessible via Facebook Live on Wednesday, April 3, from 5 p.m. until 6 p.m.

The effort is part of a senior project for the students from UT’s College of Civil and Environmental Engineering, the press release said. The Oak Ridge Public Works Department teamed up with the group to evaluate designs that would potentially realign the intersections of North Tulane Avenue, Pennsylvania Avenue, Providence Road, and East Pasadena Road.

The students held their first open forum in early March at Oak Ridge Public Library, where they introduced themselves and gathered public opinions and concerns. In the upcoming open forum, students will build on the feedback received so far and present conceptual drawings of alternatives that are under consideration, the press release said. [Read more…]

Filed Under: College, Education, Front Page News, Government, Oak Ridge Tagged With: College of Civil and Environmental Engineering, East Pasadena Road, intersection, North Tulane Avenue, Oak Ridge Intersection Improvement, Oak Ridge Public Works Department, open forum, Pennsylvania Avenue, Providence Road, University of Tennessee

UT students to host forum on intersection design for Pennsylvania at Tulane

Posted at 3:58 pm February 26, 2019
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Image courtesy City of Oak Ridge

Image courtesy City of Oak Ridge

 

The Oak Ridge Public Works Department is teaming up with students from the University of Tennessee to explore alternative designs for the intersection at Pennsylvania and North Tulane avenues.

Some residents refer to the five-way intersection near Oak Ridge High School as “malfunction junction.”

The effort to explore alternative designs for the intersection is part of a senior project for the group of students from UT’s College of Civil and Environmental Engineering, a press release said. To help gather input from the community, the students will host an interactive open forum on Monday, March 4. The forum will be held in the Oak Ridge Public Library’s auditorium from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. [Read more…]

Filed Under: College, Education, Front Page News, Government, Oak Ridge, Top Stories Tagged With: College of Civil and Environmental Engineering, design, East Pasadena Road, intersection, North Tulane Avenue, Oak Ridge Public Works Department, Pennsylvania Avenue, Providence Road, University of Tennessee

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