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Minutes - 20031021
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\Board of County Commissioners\Minutes - Approved\2000's\2003
RES-2003-069 MTIP Resolutions Endorsing Orange County Transportation Priority List for 2006-2012 TIP
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\Board of County Commissioners\Resolutions\2000-2009\2003
RES-2003-070 Division 7 Resolutions Endorsing Orange County Transportation Priority List for 2006-2012 TIP
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\Board of County Commissioners\Resolutions\2000-2009\2003
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ATTACHMENT 1 7 <br />ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS <br />COMMENTS REGARDING THE <br />2004 -2010 TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM <br />1. Comments on Project U-3808 Elizabeth Bradv Road Extension <br />A. The Orange County Board of Commissioners is pleased that bicycle and <br />pedestrian facilities have been included in the Elizabeth Brady Road Extension <br />project connecting US 70 Business with US 70 Bypass. The Board requests that <br />the 2004- 2010 DCHC Metropolitan Transportation Improvement Program use <br />the following alignment and cross section for the project. <br />1. An alignment that has the least impact on the Eno River, the natural <br />environment and cultural sites. <br />2. An alignment that does not cross the Eno River, but is aligned along the ridge <br />south of the river (if that alignment has the least impact on the natural <br />environment and cultural sites). This recommendation is in accordance with <br />the Economic Development District Transportation Work Group priority order <br />by preference of options to be studied for environmental analysis. <br />3. A road configuration of two lanes with right-of-way reserved for four lanes <br />(four lanes if necessary). <br />The Board further stresses that it does not endorse the alternative for this project <br />that proposes a western bypass of Hillsborough with an interchange at I-40/I-85 <br />that would impact the critical area of the Upper Eno Watershed. <br />B. An Economic Development District (EDD) Transportation Work Group made up <br />of Orange County and Town of Hillsborough elected officials, planning staff, <br />developers and community groups was established to address transportation <br />issues regarding the Hillsborough area EDD. That group's recommendations <br />and comments regarding the planning and design of this project were submitted <br />on December 3, 2001, as part of Orange County's Transportation Priority List for <br />Consideration of Funding in the 2004 -2010 Transportation Improvement <br />Program. <br />2. Comments On Other Tip Projects Initiated By NCDOT <br />A. I-3306 Section A' widening of I-40 to six lanes from I-85 in Orange County to NC <br />147 (Buck Dean Freeway) in Durham County. <br />Project planning and design for this facility in Orange County is in progress and <br />construction in Durham County is underway. Orange County is opposed to any <br />widening of I-40 through Orange County unless there is a commitment by <br />NCDOT to provide HOV and/or dedicated bus lanes. Transportation modeling <br />studies indicate that the existing four-lane section from I-85 to NC 86 may be <br />adequate to handle projected future traffic, but HOV lanes, along with widening to <br />a six-lane section for general traffic, will be needed to help alleviate congestion <br />from NC 86 to Wake County. <br />
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