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New street construction set to transform urban landscape

October 21, 2024 | Syracuse City, Onondaga County, New York


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New street construction set to transform urban landscape
In a recent government meeting, plans for the construction of a new street, McKinney Street, were presented by Andrew Shuster of Ashland McGraw Architects, representing McCormick Baron Salazar. The proposed street will navigate through a superblock created during urban renewal, necessitating a new name distinct from the previous street.

Shuster explained that McKinney Street will initially function as a private drive until construction on both sides is completed. Following this phase, there are intentions to transfer the street's maintenance responsibilities to the city. The project also includes enhancements to existing right-of-ways on State Street and Townsend Street, which will involve curb reconstruction, crossings, and utility connections.

This development marks a significant step in urban planning efforts aimed at revitalizing the area and improving connectivity within the community.

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