15th and Ferguson Roundabout right-of-way
Summary
The city needs slivers of up to five parcels — including Nottingham subdivision common area — to fix the notoriously dangerous 15th/Ferguson intersection. The eminent domain authorization is a legal backstop; the city says it almost never actually condemns property. The roundabout matters as a detour route during upcoming Reed Market rail-bridge construction.
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Last discussed Feb 4, 2026.
Impact analysis
Project costs weren't detailed, but the resolution unlocks the appraisal and negotiation process with property owners.
Drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians who use this crash-prone intersection, plus residents displaced by future Reed Market construction.
The handful of property owners whose land could be partially acquired, though negotiations are the intended path.
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