Project Limits
South side of McGavock Pike and the east side of Gallatin Pike
Council Districts 5 and 6: Council Member Sean Parker and Council Member Clay Capp
Project Description
Status: Acquiring Right-of-Way
This project will bridge multiple sidewalk gaps on McGavock Pike and Gallatin Pike, improving walkability and pedestrian safety. The new sidewalk will provide safe connections for people walking to neighborhoods and destinations for transportation and recreation.
The estimated construction start date is March 2027.
Choose How You Move
Choose How You Move (CHYM) identified McGavock Pike as an All-Access Corridor. The Choose How You Move planning and design will incorporate and tie into these McGavock Pike improvements with the future implementation of the All-Access Corridor.
Vision Zero
Though McGavock Pike is not identified on the Vision Zero High Injury Network, its intersection with Gallatin Pike places it along the High Injury Network. Gallatin Pike is characterized as a corridor with some of the highest number of injuries experienced by pedestrians and motorists.
WalknBike
Both McGavock Pike and Gallatin Pike contain projects within the Sidewalk Priority Network, and this specific project falls into the Walk Bike workplan for 2022-2024. This project is prioritized to enhance connectivity, access to transit, and create a safer crossing for pedestrians using the corridor.
Community Engagement