Glasgow Avenue Main Street Study
WILMAPCO, DelDOT, and New Castle County are leading a transportation and land use study for Glasgow Avenue, between US 40 and SR 896/Porter Road (about 1.3 miles). The study is intended to create a “Main Street” vision plan to guide transportation improvements and land use along Glasgow Avenue. Before the construction of the 896/Glasgow bypass, this section of old SR 896 functioned as an arterial roadway with limited access points. The roadway has now become more of a “Main Street” with mostly local trips to and from newly developed businesses, schools and residential areas. With added development activity planned, this roadway will continue to face mobility and safety challenges.
Glasgow Avenue Main Street Study
- Appendix A -Public Meeting Notes
- Appendix B – Existing Conditions Report
- Appendix C – Market Analysis Report
- Appendix D – Illustrative Plan
May 23, 2023 – Community Meeting at Hodgson Vo-TECH High School
Staff made a presentation at a Community Meeting held by the New Castle County Vocational Technical School District for interested residents
May 22, 2017 – Community Meeting Materials
June 10, 2016 – Community Meeting Materials
Meeting Display Boards
- Project Goals
- Background and Analysis
- Character and Connectivity
- Main Street Creation
- Complete Streets Alternatives
- Next Steps
March 4, 2015 Community Meeting Materials
Scope of Work
Glasgow Ave. Southbound near Cann Rd. | Glasgow Ave at Peoples Plaza |
Glasgow Ave Northbound Near US 40 | Glasgow Ave. Northbound near Hodgson Vo-Tech |
Goals and Objectives
The goal of the project is to provide a safe and attractive transportation system along the roadway that encourages more non-motorized trips and better connectivity between land uses.
Land Use and Transportation Design Alternatives
Perform model/design analysis to evaluate current conditions along the corridor and the effect of identified future land use and transportation alternatives.
Compare Results of Analysis and Alternatives
A comparison of the land use, demographic, environmental and transportation impacts of the scenarios/designs will be developed.
For more information
Dave Gula, Project Manager
Phone: (302) 737-6205 ext. 122
Email: dgula@wilmapco.org
Study Limits |