Matrix provided engineering services for roadway and utility improvements on Sheridan Parkway in Broomfield, Colorado. The project was needed because regional traffic had increased and additional traffic loads associated with the North Park multiuse development were forecast.

Matrix devised a solution that improves mobility and access to development areas along the corridor from 160th Avenue to State Highway 7. Our scope included traffic analyses and master plan studies, as well as the design of a six-lane, median-divided roadway. The project included vehicular, bicycle, and pedestrian considerations. Matrix also prepared traffic signal plans for five intersections, including one intersection with State Highway 7. This intersection required coordination with Broomfield, the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT), and adjacent developments. The traffic signal design was in accordance with CDOT standards and guidelines requiring state highway access and special-use permits.