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5th & 6th Livable Streets project |
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MIST proposes changes on S. 5th Street and S. 6th Street for better access and mobility for all modes of transportation.
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Sustainable Paving Project |
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We are working on a pilot project with Parks and Recreation to install a psyllium seed husk based trail from the Van Buren foot bridge eastward on the Kim Williams trail (southside of the river). The target date is mid to late summer 2013. We will need volunteers and hope to complete 1,000 linear feet by ten feet wide.
Here are pictures we took of a psyllium installation at an Idaho golf course, which is replacing asphalt:
https://sites.google.com/site/rivertrailpave/home
We are also working to help pave several parking lots and driveways with a non-asphalt surface. Clay bricks, concrete pavers, turf stone and psyllium are the mediums of choice.
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Dust is an issue on many streets in Missoula. The link below shows more about the issue on Greenough Dr.
Greenough Drive Dust Issues- Pictures and captions
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Reserve St. and Mullan Intersection |
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Fall 2012: The project was complete in summer of 2011. Initial results show that a crash location was shifted to the Clark Fork/ Mullan intersection. We have not analyzed all results yet. Overall, this intersection remains as one of the most dangerous in all of Montana.
Background:
The NW pedestrian island was removed in summer 2011 by the City and State in order to make room for another left turn lane onto Mullan from Reserve. The continuous pedestrian crossing distance increased from 79' to 101'.
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