2013 Fayetteville/Buxton/Riddle Realignment (ST-254)

Due to the existing offset configuration, the intersection of Fayetteville Street, Buxton Drive and Riddle Road does not operate efficiently under current traffic volumes and will only decrease in level of service as traffic volumes increase in the coming years.

1. 2013 Angier-Driver Commercial Area Streetscape (ST-258)

   This streetscape program is designed to promote economic revitalization and improve the quality of life for residents and visitors, consider historic tradition of business enterprises and community needs, and to enhance the visual appeal of the Angier/Driver commercial corridor in Northeast Central Durham.

3. ST-259 NCIMED Building Basement Renovations

   This project will complete the final work associated with the downtown streetscape project. The portion of sidewalk in front of the North Carolina Institute of Minority and Economic Development (NCIMED) building, also known as the Mechanics and Farmers Bank, 114 W Parrish Street, had not been completed due to underground utility conflicts. This project will resolve the conflicts and replace the existing sidewalk to complete the streetscape project on Parrish street.

5. 2015 Carver Street Extension (ST-257)

   The city’s Public Works Department is ready to present designs of the new roadway showing the location and characteristics of the proposed improvements for Carver Street from Danube Lane to the intersection of Old Oxford Highway and Hamlin Road.

6. 3. ST-264 Fayetteville Road Improvements

      Due to the existing offset configuration, the intersection of Fayetteville Street, Buxton Drive and Riddle Road does not operate efficiently under current traffic volumes and will only decrease in level of service as traffic volumes increase in the coming years.

   5. Markham -Mangum-Roxboro Medians (ST-276)

      This project involves the furnishing of all materials, labor, equipment, tools, etc. unless otherwise specified, for the complete removal and installation of sidewalks along portions of Ash Street, Guthrie Avenue, and Bucanan Boulevard.

7. 2017 Speed Hump Construction (ST-284)​

   This project involves the furnishing of all materials, labor, equipment, tools, etc. unless otherwise specified, for the complete installation of 12 speed humps and removal of five existing speed humps at various locations throughout Durham. The removal of speed humps includes but is not limited to required milling and patching, shoulder reconstruction and resurfacing of the street.