Join us for our annual Light Up The Night! Volunteers will be providing bicycle lights to cyclists.
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Harris Township Boal Avenue Road Diet
In 2016, the Small Area Plan identified a possible road diet for Boal Avenue with the goals of improving the functionality of Boal Avenue while balancing the needs of pedestrians, bicyclists and motorists. Specifically, the plan envisioned shrinking the travel lanes on Boal Avenue between the Military Museum and the intersection with Route 45 East to 2 lanes, with a bike lane added on one side of the road.
In 2018, the Township and its traffic engineer, Rob Watts from McCormick Taylor, started the process of completing a feasibility study for the project. The study, which was reviewed by PennDOT, had two phases. The first phase addressed the question of if we could take away one traffic lane on Boal Avenue and still have good traffic flow. The second phase provided plan view illustrations of the Road Diet Concept. The Road Diet was found to be operationally feasible by PennDOT.
Original Version
https://www.harristownship.org/open-house-to-be-held-on-potential-road-diet-project/Full Presention
https://www.harristownship.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/Boal-Avenue-Road-Diet-Presentation.pdfVideo of the meeting (Presentation above was not presented)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6LTTC9zoKo&t=2545s*** Online feedback form ***
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/BoalAveRoadDietPhysical feedback form
https://www.harristownship.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/Boal-Avenue-Road-Diet-Comment-Form.pdf
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State College’s 3rd Annual Cranksgiving
Cranksgiving is ON! Join us November 6 10am at Videon Central, Inc, 2171 Sandy Dr. Registration is free, and includes a link to purchase the Limited Edition Yellow Cranksgiving shirt! We have a $3000 food goal this year!Free registration and more information at https://cranksgivingstatecollege.comMaps/Info/Need list links will be in your confirmation email so you can get started early with the ‘Early Bird’
