Project Limits
South side of Harding Place from Danby Drive to Nolensville Pike (5,800 linear feet)
Council District 26: Courtney Johnston
June 2024 Update
Phase: Consultant Selection
The Nashville Department of Transportation and Multimodal Infrastructure (NDOT) submitted the solicitation in March 2024 for new Engineering Consultant Services to update the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) (if needed), update the existing plans, acquire right-of-way (ROW), and perform Construction Engineering and Inspection (CEI) services.
- Additional annotated images of the Harding Place Sidewalk Improvement Project and Nolensville Road Intersection Improvements
- Harding Place Sidewalk and Pedestrian Enhancement Project Map
- TDOT Pedestrian Network Enhancement Grant Announcement
Project Description
Nashville Department of Transportation is coordinating with the Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) to construct an 8-foot sidewalk, 4-foot furnishing zone, and curb/gutter along the south side of Harding Place. The new sidewalk will run from the intersection of Danby Drive to Nolensville Pike. This project will extend and connect the existing sidewalk infrastructure constructed in Phase 1 (Timber Hill Drive to Danby Drive) and Phase 2 (Nolensville Pike to I-24), which will extend the pedestrian path from I-65 to I-24 on the south side of Harding Place when completed.
In addition, pedestrian enhancements will include ADA ramps, markings, and signals.
- Length: 5,800 linear feet, with curb and gutter
- Cross-Section: 8-ft sidewalk with 4-ft furnishing zone
- Estimated construction cost: 3.5 million ($2.8 million federal funds, $700,000 million local funds)
- Actual design cost: $704,650 ($536,727 federal funds, $140,931 local funds)
- Estimated ROW/utility relocation cost: $1,200,000 ($960,000 federal funds, $240,000 local funds)
- Estimated CEI cost: TBD
- Actual bid construction cost: TBD
Timeline
Note: Estimated timeline dates are subject to change based on most current projected schedules from multiple vendors and departments.
- Consultant Selection: In Progress
- Preliminary Engineering: 2017-18
- Environmental/NEPA: 2017-18
- Design (Plans development): 2021
- Initial Utility Coordination: In Progress
- ROW Acquisition start (duration): Winter 2024 (24-month duration)
- Final Utility Coordination: Fall 2026
- Final Construction Plans: Fall 2027
- Advertisement for Construction: Fall 2027
- Contract Award: January 2028
- Contract Fully Executed: January 2028
- Estimated Construction Start: April 2028
- Estimated Construction Completion: To be determined
Phase Two: Nolensville Pike to I24
Status: Complete
- 7600 linear feet of sidewalk, curb and gutter (South side of Harding Place)
- Storm drainage infrastructure improvements and retaining wall construction
- Pedestrian bridge over Seven Mile Creek
- Pedestrian crosswalks and signals, improved lighting
- Construction cost is estimated $4.6 million; $1.9 million in Tennessee Department of Transportation Enhancement Grant funding; $1.0 Metro Water funding, $1.7 million from Nashville Department of Transportation
- Construction start date: July 1, 2015
- Completion date: April 2, 2017
- Prime Contractor Phase 2: Mountain State (DBA HMA)
Phase One: Timberhill Drive to Danby Drive
Status: Complete
- 3200 linear feet of sidewalk, curb and gutter
- Storm drainage improvements including paving portion of road, curb and gutter
- Pedestrian crosswalks and signals
- Native landscaping
- Construction cost estimate is $1.3 million; .8 million in TDOT Enhancement Grant funding
- Completed Fall 2014
For more information, please contact the project manager at 901-497-8979.