The coronavirus pandemic slowed movement on the corridor project, and a developer slated to be part of the project, at least peripherally, needs to complete ongoing projects in Grand Forks before committing to a downtown development plan.
City leaders have started to dive into a newly released study that gives the city recommendations to improve the University Avenue Corridor, including improving safety for pedestrians and bicyclists, finding new ways to boost activity and establishing a residential improvement district.
A survey conducted by the Community Foundation, the Knight Foundation and the local firm JLG spent months taking answers from residents. The results of the length survey were released Tuesday.
Two pedestrians were transported to the hospital with injuries that were not life-threatening after being struck by a car on University Avenue Friday morning.
