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Last updated: 05/15/2019
The Study Report has been split up into multiple pdf’s, one for each major section to aid with downloading.
Cover & Table of Contents [2.8Mb in Size]
Executive Summary [0.04Mb in Size]
1. Introduction [3.2Mb in Size]
2. Project Purpose & Need [0.02Mb in Size]
3. Existing Transportation System[1.0Mb in Size]
4. Physical Condition of the Existing Facility [2.7Mb in Size]
5. Land Use Growth & Trends [3.3Mb in Size]
6. Existing & Future Traffic Conditions [2.8Mb in Size]
7. Public Involvement & Agency Coordination[0.03Mb in Size]
8. Establishing Existing Conditions & Constraints [3.7Mb in Size]
9. Introductory Description of Alternatives [1.9Mb in Size]
10. Preliminary Evaluation of Alternatives [3.7Mb in Size]
11. Summary of Screening Matrix Evaluations [0.06Mb in Size]
12. Conclusions & Recommendations [0.03Mb in Size]
Appendix A – Rail Runner Correspondence and Traffic Counts [0.5Mb in Size]
Appendix B – Bridge Inspection Reports [0.6Mb in Size]
Appendix C – Traffic Analysis Report
Traffic Analysis Report [45Mb in Size]
Traffic Analysis Report Appendix A thru E [80Mb in Size]
Traffic Analysis Report Appendix F thru J [42Mb In Size]
Appendix D – Subsurface Utility Engineering Plans [44Mb in Size]
Appendix E – Preliminary Conceptual Estimates [0.1Mb in Size]
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