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The City of Fort Collins wants to build an overpass where Timberline Road crosses the railroad tracks near Vine Drive. Right now, the road and the tracks meet at the same level, or “at grade.” An overpass would raise the road above the tracks so trains and traffic no longer cross paths.
The overpass will be a key part of the future street grid of Northeast Fort Collins. Along with future extensions of Suniga Road and Turnberry Road and a future expansion of Mountain Vista Drive, Timberline Road will be a primary thoroughfare between future development north of Vine and the rest of the city.
Learn more about the Turnberry and Sunga Extension Project here.
The City is working with the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA), Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway (BNSF) and Great Western Railway (GWR) on this project.
This project would:
Make the crossing safer for drivers, cyclists and pedestrians
Improve traffic flow and travel times
Create safer routes for people to walk, bike or take transit
Carry out the goals the City has already set in its transportation plans
Provide input through the questionnaire by November 30
The City of Fort Collins wants to build an overpass where Timberline Road crosses the railroad tracks near Vine Drive. Right now, the road and the tracks meet at the same level, or “at grade.” An overpass would raise the road above the tracks so trains and traffic no longer cross paths.
The overpass will be a key part of the future street grid of Northeast Fort Collins. Along with future extensions of Suniga Road and Turnberry Road and a future expansion of Mountain Vista Drive, Timberline Road will be a primary thoroughfare between future development north of Vine and the rest of the city.
Learn more about the Turnberry and Sunga Extension Project here.
The City is working with the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA), Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway (BNSF) and Great Western Railway (GWR) on this project.
This project would:
Make the crossing safer for drivers, cyclists and pedestrians
Improve traffic flow and travel times
Create safer routes for people to walk, bike or take transit
Carry out the goals the City has already set in its transportation plans