Westfield commissions independent traffic review for proposed Costco and 191st Street corridor
Westfield’s Oct. 28 Board of Public Works agenda included a $76,500 American Structurepoint proposal to review the traffic study for a proposed Costco near 191st Street and U.S. 31 and examine the broader 191st Street corridor to Moontown Road. The city’s posted proposal allocates $10,000 to the Costco review and $66,500 to the corridor study. Current Publishing reported that the board approved the agreement. The engineering work will assess traffic forecasts, intersections and possible road improvements; it does not approve Costco’s requested rezoning or store access. The proposal calls for analysis of existing traffic and future development along the corridor, including scenarios for 2030 and 2050. Official board packet: https://westfieldin.portal.civicclerk.com/event/1872/files/attachment/5834

Westfield’s Oct. 28 Board of Public Works agenda included a $76,500 American Structurepoint proposal to review the traffic study for a proposed Costco near 191st Street and U.S. 31 and examine the broader 191st Street corridor to Moontown Road. The city’s posted proposal allocates $10,000 to the Costco review and $66,500 to the corridor study. Current Publishing reported that the board approved the agreement. The engineering work will assess traffic forecasts, intersections and possible road improvements; it does not approve Costco’s requested rezoning or store access. The proposal calls for analysis of existing traffic and future development along the corridor, including scenarios for 2030 and 2050. Official board packet: https://westfieldin.portal.civicclerk.com/event/1872/files/attachment/5834
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