TEAM INTRODUCTIONS GARVER. Kirsten McCullough AICP, RPA Environmental Lead. Jenny Sallee, PE Project Manager Roadway Lead. Nick Braddy, PE Roadway

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2 ODOT Darren Saliba - Divisin 1 Engineer Chris Wallace - Divisin 1 Cnstructin Engineer Siv Sundaram - Envirnmental Prgrams Laurie Effinger - Divisin 1 NEPA Prject Manager Jay Herbert & Anjie King - Right-f-Way Divisin Frank Resler III - Public Invlvement Officer GARVER TEAM INTRODUCTIONS Jenny Sallee, PE Prject Manager Radway Lead Kirsten McCullugh AICP, RPA Envirnmental Lead Nick Braddy, PE Radway Lacee Stanley, EI, CFM Envirnmental H&H

3 PURPOSE OF THIS MEETING is t Infrm the Public and Slicit Cmments Abut the Prpsed Imprvements t SH-82 Nrth f Tahlequah (Apprximately 8 Miles) N Giden Tahlequah

4 PROJECT PURPOSE N Giden Tahlequah is t Reduce Accidents and Imprve Radway Deficiencies as Well as Cmplete the Multi-Lane Lp Arund Tahlequah t Ease Traffic Cngestin

5 General Data PROJECT AREA INFORMATION 2 Lane Existing Radway (Rural Majr Cllectr/Minr Arterial) 7 Existing Bridge Structures (Bridge Class Culverts) Current Traffic: 8,140 Vehicles/Day (10% Trucks) Prjected Traffic (2037): 11,600 Vehicles/Day Crridr is Split Int Tw Prjects Suth Prject Frm Allen Rd. t W. 710 Rd. Nrth Prject Frm W. 710 Rd. t Giden, OK Prject End Future Bridge Replacement Prject N Giden W. 710 Rd. Nrth Prject Suth Prject Tahlequah

6 PROJECT DEVELOPMENT PROCESS Prblem Initial Data Cllectin Develp s Initial Stakehlder Meeting Public Meeting

7 EXISTING CONDITIONS WARRANT IMPROVEMENT Radway Deficiencies Inadequate Sight Distance Rlling Terrain Vertical Alignment Sharp Curves Hrizntal Alignment Blind Intersectins N Shulders Prblem Cllectin s

8 EXISTING DEFICIENCIES LEAD TO HIGH ACCIDENT RATE Existing Accident Rate (Suth Prject) Ttal 109 Dcumented Accidents Frm Previus 5 Years 45 Persnal Prperty Damage 61 Injury (92 Persns) 3 Fatal (6 Persns) Mre Than TWICE the State Average fr Similar Facilities Designated Safety Crridr by Oklahma Highway Patrl N Giden Nrth Prject Suth Prject Tahlequah Prblem Cllectin s

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10 DEVELOPMENT OF ALTERNATIVES Identified Key Existing Features Tpgraphical Challenging Terrain - Sutheast Grade Changes - Rck Pit Drainage Structures Bridges Businesses/Industries - Nursery Cunty Facilities Residences Utilities Prblem Cllectin s

11 DEVELOPMENT OF ALTERNATIVES Identified Key Existing Features Tpgraphical Challenging Terrain - Sutheast Grade Changes - Rck Pit Drainage Structures Bridges Businesses/Industries - Nursery Cunty Facilities Residences Utilities Prblem Cllectin s

12 DEVELOPMENT OF ALTERNATIVES Identified Key Existing Features Tpgraphical Challenging Terrain - Sutheast Grade Changes - Rck Pit Drainage Structures Bridges Businesses/Industries - Nursery Cunty Facilities Residences Utilities Prblem Cllectin s

13 DEVELOPMENT OF ALTERNATIVES Identified Key Existing Features Tpgraphical Challenging Terrain - Sutheast Grade Changes - Rck Pit Drainage Structures Bridges Businesses/Industries - Nursery Cunty Facilities Residences Utilities Prblem Cllectin s

14 DEVELOPMENT OF ALTERNATIVES Identified Key Existing Features Tpgraphical Challenging Terrain - Sutheast Grade Changes - Rck Pit Drainage Structures Bridges Businesses/Industries - Nursery Cunty Facilities Residences Utilities Prblem Cllectin s

15 DEVELOPMENT OF ALTERNATIVES Identified Key Existing Features Tpgraphical Challenging Terrain - Sutheast Grade Changes - Rck Pit Drainage Structures Bridges Businesses/Industries - Nursery Cunty Facilities Residences Utilities Prblem Cllectin s

16 DEVELOPMENT OF ALTERNATIVES Identified Key Existing Features Tpgraphical Challenging Terrain - Sutheast Grade Changes - Rck Pit Drainage Structures Bridges Businesses/Industries - Nursery Cunty Facilities Residences Utilities Prblem Cllectin s

17 DEVELOPMENT OF ALTERNATIVES Identified Key Existing Features Tpgraphical Challenging Terrain - Sutheast Grade Changes - Rck Pit Drainage Structures Bridges Businesses/Industries - Nursery Cunty Facilities Residences Utilities Prblem Cllectin s

18 DEVELOPMENT OF ALTERNATIVES cnt d Lane Cnfiguratin Fur Lane Lp - Limited Access Initial Tw Lane - Direct Access Future Fur Lane (Additinal Tw Lanes) Impacts Based n Fur Lane Cnfiguratin Ttal Cnstructin Cst Right-f-Way Impacts Utility Impacts Envirnmental Impacts N Giden Nrth Prject Suth Prject Tahlequah Prblem Cllectin s

19 DEVELOPMENT OF ALTERNATIVES cnt d Prpsed Design Criteria fr All s Design Speed f 65 mph Vertical Sight Distance Hrizntal Curves Radway Typical Sectins Future Fur Lane Divided Tw 12-Ft Lanes 10-Ft Outside Shulder 4-Ft Inside Shulder 64-Ft Median Initial Tw Lane 12-Ft Lanes 10-Ft Shulders Intersectins Cunty Rads Grand Ave. Prblem Cllectin s

20 DEVELOPMENT OF ALTERNATIVES cnt d Started With Purpse in Mind T Reduce Accidents and Imprve Radway Deficiencies Cnsidered Imprvement t Existing Radway Nt Feasible Fur Lane Divided Highway With Limited Access Frntage Rad Needed Utility Impacts Impacts t Residences and Businesses Alng Highway N Giden Nrth Prject Suth Prject Tahlequah Prblem Cllectin s

21 DEVELOPMENT OF ALTERNATIVES cnt d Develped s Suth Prject Parallel Offsets New Alignments Nrth Prject East Offset West Offset Evaluated s Right-f-Way, Utility & Envirnmental Impacts Cnstructin Csts Refined and Reduced Number f s Suth Prject (Alt. 1, 1A, 3 & 5) Nrth Prject (Alt. 7 & 8) Nrth & Suth s Cmbinatins N Tahlequah Giden Nrth Prject Suth Prject 51 Spur Prblem Cllectin s

22 DEVELOPMENT OF ALTERNATIVES cnt d Develped s Suth Prject Parallel Offsets New Alignments Nrth Prject East Offset West Offset Evaluated s Right-f-Way, Utility & Envirnmental Impacts Cnstructin Csts Refined and Reduced Number f s Suth Prject (Alt. 1, 1A, 3 & 5) Nrth Prject (Alt. 7 & 8) Nrth & Suth s Cmbinatins N ALT. 5 ALT. 3 ALT. 1 Tahlequah Giden ALT. 7 ALT. 8 Nrth Prject Suth Prject ALT. 1A 51 Spur Prblem Cllectin s

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24 Overview SOUTH PROJECT ALTERNATIVES Cntinues Fur Lane Lp Arund Tahlequah Nrthwesterly Path Weaves Arund Mst Neighbrhds and Businesses Existing Pavement t Remain as Lcal Rad 1 Key Features New Alignment Span Bridge Over Duble Spring Creek Skewed Intersectin With 51 Spur Highest Cnstructin Cst Estimated Overall Cst = $52.7M N ALT. 1 Tahlequah Giden Nrth Prject Suth Prject 51 Spur

25 Overview SOUTH PROJECT ALTERNATIVES Cntinues Fur Lane Lp Arund Tahlequah Nrthwesterly Path With Less Curves Weaves Arund Mst Neighbrhds and Businesses Existing Pavement t Remain as Lcal Rad 1A Key Features New Alignment Span Bridge Over Duble Spring Creek Skewed Intersectin With 51 Spur Lwest Utility, Right-f-Way and Envirnmental Impacts Estimated Overall Cst = $48.9M N ALT. 1A Tahlequah Giden Nrth Prject Suth Prject 51 Spur

26 Overview N SOUTH PROJECT ALTERNATIVES Cntinues Fur Lane Lp Arund Tahlequah Parallels Existing Highway (850- Ft Offset) Then Nrthwesterly Path Weaves Arund Mst Neighbrhds and Businesses Existing Pavement t Remain as Lcal Rad 3 Key Features New Alignment N Span Bridges 3 Bridge Bxes Square Intersectin With 51 Spur Lwest Cnstructin Cst Affects Electric Transmissin Line Estimated Overall Cst = $46.8M ALT. 3 Tahlequah Giden Nrth Prject Suth Prject

27 Overview SOUTH PROJECT ALTERNATIVES Cntinues Fur Lane Lp Arund Tahlequah Parallels Existing Highway (850-Ft Offset fr Nrth/Suth Leg) Existing Pavement t Remain as Lcal Rad 5 Key Features New Alignment N Span Bridges 3 Bridge Bxes Square Intersectin With 51 Spur Highest Utility, Right-f-Way and Envirnmental Impacts Affects Electric Transmissin Line Estimated Overall Cst = $51.3M N ALT. 5 Tahlequah Giden Nrth Prject Suth Prject

28 NORTH PROJECT ALTERNATIVES Overview 7 - East Offset Offset Alignment t East (44- Ft) Matches Offset f Future Bridge Replacement Prject Over Furteen Mile Creek & Thmpsn Branch Creek Key Features Existing Highway Pavement Remved Within Limits Lwer Cnstructin Cst Higher Utility Relcatin Cst Estimated Overall Cst = $17.5M N ALT. 7 Giden Nrth Prject Suth Prject

29 Overview NORTH PROJECT ALTERNATIVES 8 - West Offset Offset Alignment t West (44- Ft) Crsses Over t East t Avid Cemetery Matches Offset f Future Bridge Replacement Prject Over Furteen Mile Creek & Thmpsn Branch Creek Key Features Existing Highway Pavement Remved Within Limits Higher Cnstructin Cst Lwer Utility Relcatin Cst Estimated Overall Cst = $19.1M N ALT. 8 Giden Nrth Prject Suth Prject

30 GRAND AVENUE INTERSECTION OPTIONS N

31 GRAND AVENUE INTERSECTION OPTIONS N

32 GRAND AVENUE INTERSECTION Key Features 4-Leg Intersectin New Neighbrhd Entrance Square Layut Optin N. 1 Ptentially Signalized Lnger Tangent n West Leg Suggestin frm Stakehlder Meeting SH-82 s 1A, 3, and 5 N

33 GRAND AVENUE INTERSECTION Key Features 4-Leg Intersectin Realigns Existing Neighbrhd Entrance Optin N. 2 Skewed Layut Ptentially Signalized Shrter Tangent n West Leg SH-82 1 N

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35 ENVIRONMENTAL DATA COLLECTION Envirnmental Data Hmes and Businesses Nise Analysis Demgraphic Data Cmmunity Facilities Hazardus Materials Farmlands Cultural Resurces Threatened and Endangered Species Wetlands and Streams N Study Area Tahlequah Giden Prblem Cllectin s

36 ENVIRONMENTAL DATA COLLECTION Envirnmental Data Hmes and Businesses Nise Analysis Demgraphic Data Cmmunity Facilities Hazardus Materials Farmlands Cultural Resurces Threatened and Endangered Species Wetlands and Streams N Study Area Tahlequah Giden Prblem Cllectin s

37 ENVIRONMENTAL DATA COLLECTION Envirnmental Data Hmes and Businesses Nise Analysis Demgraphic Data Cmmunity Facilities Hazardus Materials Farmlands Cultural Resurces Threatened and Endangered Species Wetlands and Streams N Study Area Tahlequah Giden Prblem Cllectin s

38 ENVIRONMENTAL DATA COLLECTION Envirnmental Data Hmes and Businesses Nise Analysis Demgraphic Data Cmmunity Facilities Hazardus Materials Farmlands Cultural Resurces Threatened and Endangered Species Wetlands and Streams N Study Area Tahlequah Giden Prblem Cllectin s

39 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS All f the s will Have Sme Envirnmental Impacts Impacts are Anticipated t be in These Areas: Relcatin f Hmes and Businesses Cmmunity Facilities Ptential Impacts t Lw-Incme and Minrity Ppulatins Farmlands Ptential fr Hazardus Materials Ptential Histric Bridge Wetland and Stream Impacts Outstanding Resurce Water Scenic River Watershed Impaired Waterbdy Prblem Cllectin s

40 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS All f the s will Have Sme Envirnmental Impacts Impacts are Anticipated t be in These Areas: Relcatin f Hmes and Businesses Cmmunity Facilities Ptential Impacts t Lw-Incme and Minrity Ppulatins Farmlands Ptential fr Hazardus Materials Ptential Histric Bridge Wetland and Stream Impacts Outstanding Resurce Water Scenic River Watershed Impaired Waterbdy Prblem Cllectin s

41 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS All f the s will Have Sme Envirnmental Impacts Impacts are Anticipated t be in These Areas: Relcatin f Hmes and Businesses Cmmunity Facilities Ptential Impacts t Lw-Incme and Minrity Ppulatins Farmlands Ptential fr Hazardus Materials Ptential Histric Bridge Wetland and Stream Impacts Outstanding Resurce Water Scenic River Watershed Impaired Waterbdy Prblem Cllectin s

42 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS All f the s will Have Sme Envirnmental Impacts Impacts are Anticipated t be in These Areas: Relcatin f Hmes and Businesses Cmmunity Facilities Ptential Impacts t Lw-Incme and Minrity Ppulatins Farmlands Ptential fr Hazardus Materials Ptential Histric Bridge Wetland and Stream Impacts Outstanding Resurce Water Scenic River Watershed Impaired Waterbdy Prblem Cllectin s

43 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS All f the s will Have Sme Envirnmental Impacts Impacts are Anticipated t be in These Areas: Relcatin f Hmes and Businesses Cmmunity Facilities Ptential Impacts t Lw-Incme and Minrity Ppulatins Farmlands Ptential fr Hazardus Materials Ptential Histric Bridge Wetland and Stream Impacts Outstanding Resurce Water Scenic River Watershed Impaired Waterbdy Prblem Cllectin s

44 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS All f the s will Have Sme Envirnmental Impacts Impacts are Anticipated t be in These Areas: Relcatin f Hmes and Businesses Cmmunity Facilities Ptential Impacts t Lw-Incme and Minrity Ppulatins Farmlands Ptential fr Hazardus Materials Ptential Histric Bridge Wetland and Stream Impacts Outstanding Resurce Water Scenic River Watershed Impaired Waterbdy Prblem Cllectin s

45 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS cnt d Alt. 5 has the Highest Ptential fr Envirnmental Impacts Mre Hmes and Businesses Affected Mre Wetlands Affected Higher Ptential t Affect Lw-Incme and Minrity Grups Alt. 1A has the Fewest Ptential Impacts Alt. 1 and 3 Have Mderate Impact Ptential Alt. 1 Has Ptential Cmmunity Facility Impacts Alt. 3 Affects Mre Hmes and Ptentially Hazardus Materials HIGH MEDIUM LOW SOUTH PROJECT ALT. 1 ALT. 1A ALT. 3 ALT. 5 HOMES & BUSINESSES LOW-INCOME & MINORITY GROUPS HAZARDOUS MATERIALS WETLANDS COMMUNITY & CULTURAL RESOURCES Prblem Cllectin s

46 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS cnt d s 7 and 8 Have Similar Impacts Bth Relcate Hmes Bth Have Ptential t Affect Lw-Incme and Minrity Ppulatins Bth Impact Wetlands HIGH MEDIUM LOW NORTH PROJECT ALT. 7 ALT. 8 HOMES & BUSINESSES LOW-INCOME & MINORITY GROUPS HAZARDOUS MATERIALS WETLANDS COMMUNITY & CULTURAL RESOURCES Prblem Cllectin s

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48 ALTERNATIVES SUMMARY

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