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Safe Streets for All - Joyce Blvd Improvements

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Joyce Blvd—from Crossover Road (265 Hwy) to N. College Ave. (71B)—is one of the key corridors prioritized for improvements under the Safe Streets and Roads for All grant.

Click anywhere on the documents to provide feedback on the streetscape layout concepts and streetscape amenities for Joyce Blvd. The documents will appear once you have completed the survey.

 

Be sure to scroll to the bottom of the page, click the navigation arrows under the document, and comment on all 4 PDFs!

Zoom in using the magnifying glass on the left side to read all the details!

There are four pages for comment, each with a different focus:

  • Page 1 is the Overall Design Plan. It has the entire length of the Joyce Blvd. project. Please use the zoom buttons and scroll arrows to zoom in on drawing details and to navigate east to west on the drawing once you are zoomed in. There is a drawing legend in the top right corner of the page.

  • Page 2 is the Proposed Phase 1 Design. It focuses on the portion of Joyce Blvd. between Vantage Dr. and Old Missouri Rd. Two roundabouts are proposed for the intersections. Please use the zoom buttons and scroll arrows to zoom in on drawing details and to navigate east to west on the drawing once you are zoomed in. There is a drawing legend in the top right corner of the page.

  • Page 3 is the Proposed Phase 2 Design. It has the entire length of the Joyce Blvd. project and includes a second phase of improvements once the first phase is complete. Please use the zoom buttons and scroll arrows to zoom in on drawing details and to navigate east to west on the drawing once you are zoomed in. There is a drawing legend in the top right corner of the page.

  • Page 4 is the Typical Cross Sections. It has the current street sections on the top row and the proposed street sections on the bottom row. A street section is a cross cut that shows sidewalks, travel lanes, turn lanes, medians, and other street design components.

 
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Nick May 14 2026 at 10:11PM on page 1

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Why are there so many driveways on the north side of Joyce between Vantage and Parkview? I’d recommend finding ways to consolidate these and make things safer for pedestrians, bicyclists, and drivers alike.

Nick May 14 2026 at 10:06PM on page 1

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Remove dangerous “slip lane” but maintain the extra turn only lane. Provide right turn signal timed with southbound College/71B turning to eastbound Joyce.

Nick May 14 2026 at 10:04PM on page 1

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Would it be possible to reduce the number of driveways here between N Parkview Drive and N Park Oaks Drive and have these parking lots be interconnected? Especially considering the major pedestrian crossing planned at Parkview.

Nick May 14 2026 at 9:59PM on page 1

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What about removing these two driveways and incentivizing the property owner to only provide access from N Sunbeat Place?

K May 13 2026 at 8:10AM on page 1

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Public art could really liven up this area that has a very corporate feel to it. Make it more "Fayetteville"
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