The scope of work was to design the intersection improvements per a Memorandum of Understanding signed between the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) and the Village of Germantown.

Project improvements included constructing a raised median on Mequon Road, adding dedicated left and right turn lanes, and potential on-street bike accommodations and off-road pedestrian facilities. Additional improvements included accommodation of a future second lane of travel in each direction of Mequon Road, while also following the alignment and profile of a recent corridor study which identified the long range needs of the roadway to be a 4-lane divided section. By including these elements into the intersection reconstruction, future impacts to the roadway and adjacent residents would be reduced.

Project Deliverables:
• Project scoping, scheduling and budgeting
• 30%, 60% (preliminary), 90% (final) plans
• Intersection Alternative Analysis
• Environmental Report (ER), Design Study Report (DSR) and Encroachment Report
• Railroad, utility and agency coordination
• Transportation Management Plan (TMP)
• Public involvement, including coordination with a recently completed corridor study public outreach effort
• Drainage analysis and design, including storm water report of existing and proposed conditions