Pontiac Trail Roundabouts Project

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Project limits

Pontiac Trail at Dhu Varren, road work 250 ft in each direction, sidewalk 1250 ft south of Dhu Varren.

Pontiac Trail at Moore/Longshore, Moore conversion to 2-way, traffic signal work at Broadway/Maiden lane.

Map showing roundabout locations


Project Manager
Nicholas Bayley, P.E.
[email protected]
​734.794.6410 ex.43685​

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Timeline


Public Engagement 
Winter 2024-25

Dhu Varren
  • Design  2025/26
  • Construction 2027

Moore           
  • Design 2026/27
  • Construction 2028


Why is this project being done?

Dhu Varren

  • Improve traffic flow at peak hours​
  • Extend the 16-inch water main west to the limits of the project
  • Extend the Sanitary sewer west to the limits of the project
  • Reconfigure intersection to a roundabout
  • Extend pavement along Dhu Varren West of Pontiac Trail to the limits of the project
  • Include storm water management features
  • Inclusion of all ages and ability bike way through the intersection
  • Extend sidewalk along the west side of Pontiac Trail from Montana Way to Dhu Varren

Moore
  • Improve traffic flow at peak hours
  • Replace the aging water main along Pontiac Trail Moore to north of the Railroad crossing
  • Replace the aging water main on Longshore between Pontiac Trail to west of Wright Street
  • Replace the aging water main on Wright Street​​ between south of the Railroad Crossing to north of Longshore
  • Reconfigure intersection to a roundabout
  • Include storm water management features
  • Inclusion of all ages and ability bike way through the intersection

Work to be done

Open cut excavation for watermain, sanitary and storm sewer installation, Directional drilling water main under railroad crossings, mass grading for reconfiguration to a roundabout intersection, concrete curb and gutter, asphalt pavement of the roadway.​

Potential impact to residents

  • Noise and dust during construction
  • AAATA bus route 22 and 63 (Dhu Varren)
  • AAATA bus route 22, 23, 63 and 65 (Moore)​

Costs and funding source

City of Ann Arbor Bridge, Sidewalk and Street Millage and Act 51 funds (Gas & Weight tax Revenue) from the State of Michigan, Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality (CMAQ) Federal funding, Private Developer Funding  


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