Chinden Boulevard
The history of Chinden Boulevard in Garden City and improvements to US 20/26 have received significant community and media interest during this period of unprecedented growth in southwest Idaho’s Treasure Valley (comprised of Ada and Canyon Counties). As an enclave surrounded by the City of Boise on the north, east, and south sides, Garden City’s comparative lack of infrastructure on this primary corridor through the city is stark as travelers leave the tree-lined and bicycle-friendly City of Boise.
1999 Chinden Corridor Plan
ACHD developed Plan. Key plan concepts included recommendations for non-traversable medians and right-in- right-out approaches on Chinden.
Bike and Pedestrian Report
Developed by Federal Highway (FHWA) Idaho Division in 2015. The report identified deficiencies in the bike/ pedestrian network through Garden City.
Chinden Boulevard Corridor Project Development
Developed by COMPASS 2016. The report utilized the FHWY 2015 Bike and Pedestrian Report to identify sections that could develop into a project for funding purposes.
Chinden: A Corridor for All
Developed by Looking Glass Academy in 2019 via Idaho Department of Health and Welfare identifying strategies to enhance non-motorist mobility.