CITY ENGINEER
Seventh Street Widening
Project Purpose
The purpose of this project is to widen Seventh Street, between Reily and Maclay Streets, from two lanes to four lanes wide. The Seventh Street Widening Project is intended to enhance ingress and egress to the Central Business District and State Capital Complex, from areas to the north and east. Specifically, this project will improve traffic flow from both I-81 and U.S. 22/322 and to divert traffic away from residential areas in north Harrisburg.
Project Scope
In addition to widening the roadway, the project scope includes new sidewalk, street trees, and streetlights along the Seventh Street Corridor and repairs to the sidewalk on the Maclay Street Bridge. The completed project will also include new traffic signals at the intersection of Seventh and Maclay Streets and Seventh and Reily Streets. It is anticipated that the project design will be complete in March 2004 and construction will continue into the spring of 2005.
Drawings and Photos
The following drawings are provided as proposals and subject to change without notice. Click on any image to see a larger image.
Location Map.
Existing intersection at Reily Street.
Proposed intersection at Reily Street.
Existing intersection at Maclay Street.
Proposed intersection at Maclay Street.
Contact the Office of City Engineer
The Office of City Engineer may be contacted as follows:
Office of City Engineer
City of Harrisburg
McCormick Public Services Center
123 Walnut Street Suite 212
Harrisburg, PA 17101
Phone
717.255.3091
Fax
717.255.3078