Overview
The East Gateway marks the eastern entry point into the Hwy 278 Community Improvement District and reinforces corridor identity as travelers approach from the east. This gateway is designed to complement the West Gateway while creating a distinct sense of arrival for this portion of the corridor. Improvements in this area emphasize landscape enhancements, pedestrian connectivity, and the creation of a visible gateway element that reflects the overall design language of the district.
East Gateway
Key Improvements Include
- Addition of trees and landscaping, including irrigation, to enhance aesthetics and reinforce corridor identity
- Sidewalk connections that link to existing sidewalks and nearby trail networks
- Creation of a new small parking area to function as a trailhead for adjacent trails
- An iconic vertical gateway element designed to reflect the architectural language and identity of the West Gateway
- Use of the large roundabout at Highway 142 as a gateway feature, serving as an identifiable entry point to the entire Community Improvement District
Detailed gateway concepts, design diagrams, and technical documentation for the East Gateway are available through the project’s planning consultant.