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Project Planning Schedule

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Project Initiation

Spring 2006

• Determine Logical Termini

Completed

 

 

Purpose and Need

Winter 2006/2007

• Receive Public Comments

Completed

• Agency Coordination

Completed

• Purpose and Need Statement Approved

Completed

 

 

Develop Initial Transportation Strategies

Winter 2006/2007

• Develop Preliminary Alternatives

Completed

• Develop Environmental Stewardship Strategies

Completed

• Complete Travel Demand Forecasts

Completed

• Agency Coordination

Completed

 

 

Alternates Public Workshop

Spring 2007

• Evaluate Comments from Workshop


 

 

Select Alternatives for Detailed Study

Summer/Fall 2007

• Develop Detailed Alternatives

 

• Perform Detailed Environmental Analysis

 

• Perform Environmental Stewardship Analysis

 

• Prepare Draft Environmental Impact Statement

 

• Agency Coordination

 

 

 

Location/Design Public Hearing

Winter/Spring 2008

• Evaluate Comments from Hearing

 

• Perform Additional Studies, as Necessary

 

 

 

Select Preferred Alternative

Summer/Fall 2008

• Agency Coordination

 

• Prepare Final Environmental Impact Statement

 

 

 

Obtain Location & Design Approval

Summer/Fall 2009


After Project Planning.

The US 301 Waldorf Area Transportation Improvements Project has been funded for project planning only. Once the planning process is completed and an alternative selected, the project, if funded, will move into the design stage. Environmental studies, alignment approval, engineering, and right-of-way acquisition have to be completed before construction can begin.

Design and Right-of-Way Acquisition*

Timeframe 2-3 years.

Construction*

Timeframe 3-5 years.


*These actions are not currently funded in the Consolidated Transportation Program.


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