Last Updated: 12/20/2018

Project Description
Pleasant View Road will be reconstructed from Mineral Point Road to US 14 as part of a joint project with the City of Middleton. The proposed project will include reconstruction of the existing roadway as an urban 4-lane arterial with new pavement and gravel as well as the addition of curb and gutter, a raised median, new multi-use path/sidewalk in selected areas, storm sewer, sanitary sewer and water main. Other improvements include new retaining walls, street lighting, pavement marking, signing, and storm water detention ponds.

Project Limits

Phase 1 – Greenway Boulevard to US Highway 14

Phase 2 – Old Sauk Road to Greenway Boulevard

Phase 3 – Mineral Point Road to Old Sauk Road
 

Project Schedule

Design: 2017-2020

City committees will review the project geometry at the following public meetings:

• October 24, 2018 - Transportation Commission - Introduce Project
• November 28, 2018 - Transportation Commission - Approved
• December 12, 2018 - Board of Public Works - Approved
• January 8, 2019 - Common Council

Construction Phase 1: 2021

Construction Phase 2: 2022

Construction Phase 3: 2023

30% Design - Fall 2018
The 30% design for the project is complete. As part of the 30% design, roundabouts were selected by the City of Madison and Middleton at the Elderberry, Blackhawk, Greenway and Quarry intersections with Pleasant View Road. The Old Sauk Road and US 14 intersections with Mineral Point Road will remain signalized intersections. An exhibit showing the proposed street layout can be found here: Pleasant View Plans

60% Design - 2019
The 60% design for the project is under way and will continue in 2019.

Public Information Meeting
The City of Madison and Middleton held a public involvement meeting on Thursday, June 28, 2018 at the Middleton City Hall, 7426 Hubbard Avenue, Middleton, WI from 6:00 to 8:00 P.M. in the Council Chambers. Meeting topics included the preliminary layout of the road, proposed pedestrian and bike facilities, intersection alternatives (signals vs roundabout) and the project schedule. The presentation and exhibits can be found here:
Presentation
Handout
Exhibits
Roundabout Alternative Exhibit
Signal Alternative Exhibit