Nickel Street and Industrial Lane Intersection Improvements

Construction Update

The project is approximately 90% complete. Remaining work items include a fiber bore under the BNSF Railway, installation of concrete planking by the BNSF for the west side pedestrian crossing, and traffic signal modifications at the intersection of US 287 and Nickel Street. There may be a period of inactivity at the intersection of Industrial Lane and Nickel St./Commerce St. until the remaining work can be scheduled with the BNSF.

Construction Newsletter

Proposed Roadway Plan.  

Proposed Signal Plan.

Indy, Nickel, Commerce

Nickel Indy Commerce Before Construction

Indy Nickel Commerce Intersection - Before Construction


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Background

The 2020-2023 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) is a list of the federal transportation improvements and management actions to be completed by the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT), the Regional Transportation District (RTD), local governments, and other project sponsors over a four year period. The TIP is prepared and adopted by the Denver Regional Council of Governments (DRCOG) and specifically identifies projects for state and federal funding. Background on the DRCOG TIP process is included in the Background section.

The Industrial Lane and Nickel/Commerce Street Intersection project was selected as a priority project by the Broomfield Transportation Forum. The project was submitted to the 2020-2023 TIP grant and is supported by DRCOG Metro Vision values.

The project will design modifications to the 3-way intersection of Industrial Lane and Nickel Street / Commerce Street to reduce delay and improve safety with a coordinated traffic signal with US 287 and the Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF) Railroad crossing.

The project will improve vehicular circulation, substandard bicycle facilities, and pedestrian ramps in need of ADA upgrades.

The project, once constructed, will complement the Industrial Lane Bikeway Project, enhancing safety and continuity for active modes facilities from US 287 at Nickel St. to the US 36 / Broomfield and US 36 / Flatiron Stations.

Contact Us

Joliette Woodson

CIP Project Manager, Community Development
jwoodson@broomfield.org
720-753-8633