hoosier heartland highway
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HOOSIER HEARTLAND HIGHWAY. SR25 Segment Four Cass County Public Information Meeting December 10, 2009 Design Consultant – United Consulting Engineers. SR 25 – Segment 4 (Logansport). US24/35. SR 29. SR 25. Burlington Avenue. Project Description and Scope. Project Limits - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
HOOSIER HEARTLAND HIGHWAY
SR25 Segment FourCass County
Public Information Meeting December 10, 2009
Design Consultant – United Consulting Engineers
SR 25 – Segment 4 (Logansport)
SR 25
SR
29
US24/35
Burl
ing
ton
Avenue
Project Description and ScopeProject Limits Begins at SR 25 and CR 275W Ends at US 24/35 0.7 miles east of Kokomo Pike Total Length = 4.1 miles
Scope Improve travel time, efficiency and capacity of SR
25 Upgrade SR 25 to current design standards Improve safety
Construction Contracts Built using 2 mainline and 2 bridge contracts
Project Description and Scope
SR 25 4 lane divided highway on new alignment
60-foot median
Connector to existing SR 25 (“Old” SR 25)
Interchange at SR 29/Burlington Avenue
Project Description and Scope
Bridges
SR 25 over Old 25 and Norfolk Southern
Railroad
SR 25 over Unnamed Creek
SR 25 over SR 29
SR 25 over Burlington Ave.
SR 25 over Kokomo Pike
Project Description and Scope
Crossroads CR 300S - No access to SR 25
- Cul-de-sac just east of railroad tracks
CR 175W - No access to SR 25
- Cul-de-sac’s on north and south side
Project Description and Scope
Crossroads CR 115W - No access to SR 25
- Cul-de-sac on south side
- Convert CR 115W and CR 250S for through movement
CR 250S - Realign access to SR 29 to avoid conflict with interchange
Split Diamond Interchange
Southbound exit and Northbound entrance ramps at Burlington Avenue
Northbound exit and Southbound entrance ramps at SR 29
Frontage Roads connect SR 29 and Burlington Avenue
SR 29 – Extend 4 Lane Section from US 24/35 to interchange; dedicated right and left turn lanes
Burlington Avenue - Widened to 4 lanes at interchange; dedicated left and right turn lanes
Stop condition for ramps and frontage roads
Split Diamond Interchange
Construction Traffic
Majority of construction on new alignment – minor impacts to existing roads
Existing SR 25 – temporary closures for bridge and connection construction
SR 29 – one lane open in each direction; temporary closures for bridge construction
Burlington Avenue - one lane in each direction; temporary closures for bridge construction
Kokomo Pike – temporary closures for bridge construction
US24/35 – one lane open in each direction during construction of connection
Project ScheduleCreek Realignment Request November 1, 2005
Additional Survey Complete
Permit Coordination December 11, 2007
Revised Alignment Established
March 10, 2008
Final Hydraulic Information October 28, 2008
Stage 1 Submittal (30%) April 3, 2009
Preliminary Field Check August 5, 2009
Public Information Meeting – December 10, 2009
Project Schedule Start Land Acquisition First Quarter 2010
Stage 2 Submittal (60%) January 2010
Stage 3 Submittal (90%) Fall 2010
Final Tracings (100%) Spring 2011
Contract Lettings Fall 2011
Begin Construction Early 2012
End Construction End of 2013
Estimated project cost: $65 million
Right-of-way
178 acres of Right-of-Way required from 38 property owners
Acquisition of 15 parcels – relocation required
One parcel with no access (“land locked”)
HOOSIER HEARTLAND HIGHWAY
Thank You For ComingQuestions Contact:
Aimee Bennett-Kindred, Public Involvement DirectorOffice: (317)234-4938Mobile: (317)517-2166
Fax: (317)233-4929Email: [email protected]