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SR 256 Road Rehabilitation Town of Austin January 18, 2012 6:00pm Austin Elementary School

SR 256 Road Rehabilitation Town of Austin January 18, 2012 6:00pm Austin Elementary School. Hearing Agenda. Welcome How to comment Project History Presentation Public Statement for the Record Adjourn. Make comments for the record Verbally as a Public Statement Comment Form

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SR 256 Road Rehabilitation Town of Austin January 18, 2012 6:00pm Austin Elementary School

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  1. SR 256 Road Rehabilitation Town of Austin January 18, 2012 6:00pm Austin Elementary School

  2. Hearing Agenda • Welcome • How to comment • Project History • Presentation • Public Statement for the Record • Adjourn

  3. Make comments for the record • Verbally as a Public Statement • Comment Form • Mail or Fax • Email Please feel free to use any and all methods Comment Period Ending February 1, 2012

  4. Project History Environmental document Categorical Exclusion Level 2 was released for Public Involvement on November 29, 2011 • The environmental document evaluates impacts to natural and human environments • Several categories studied

  5. Environmental Study - Cont Historic Properties I.C. and Fern Morgan House – eligible for inclusion on the National Register of Historic Places Project has no effect on property Waterway Impacts to Austin Ditch In summation – overall no significant impacts

  6. “Uniform Act” of 1970 All federal, state, and local governments must comply Requires just compensation Acquisition Process Appraisals Review Appraisals Real Estate Acquisition Process

  7. Real Estate Acquisition Process http://www.fhwa.dot.gov/ realestate/rights/index.html http://www.fhwa.dot.gov/ realestate/realprop/index.html

  8. Amount of compensation cannot be less than fair market value When agreement is reached, owner will be asked to sign an option to buy, purchase agreement or deed No Agreement Mediation Condemnation Real Estate Acquisition Process

  9. Project Purpose • Increase traffic flow/mobility • Improve pavement condition • Upgrade existing drainage • Provide safety to Pedestrians • Meet current INDOT geometric design standards for 35 mph design speed

  10. Project Need • Narrow travel lanes & shoulder widths • Non-traversable ditch sideslopes • Lack of sidewalk • Improve safety

  11. Project Description • Total project length 0.45 mile • Two 12 ft wide travel lanes • Combined concrete curb & gutter • Concrete sidewalk with ADA accessible curb ramps • Enclosed storm sewer including yard drains • Culvert replacement at Austin Ditch

  12. Project Description Street approach at intersections Driveway reconstruction Replace impacted mailboxes Pavement markings & signage

  13. Typical Section

  14. Maintenance of Traffic • Maintain local access to all residences, schools and businesses during construction using side streets, temporary entrances or other appropriate means. • Detour through traffic over State maintained routes using portion of US 31, SR 56, and SR 203 • Close SR 256 to through traffic for 90-days • Close SR 256 to all traffic for approximately 14 days for culvert construction

  15. Detour Route

  16. Public Comments • Indiana Department of Transportation Public Hearings Office, Room N642 100 North Senate Avenue Indianapolis, IN 46204 • E-mail: mwright@indot.in.gov • INDOT respectfully requests comments postmarked by February 1, 2012 All comments will be reviewed and evaluated and given full consideration during the decision-making process

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