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_ Current County priority as highway project <br /> Attachment 2: Draft Durham-Chapel Hill-Carrboro (DCHC) MPO Project List New Project <br /> MPO/ AADT 2010 - Crashes 2006- 2018 Results Recommendations <br /> # RPO Project Description/Need 2016 2016 (SPOT 5.0) <br /> Staff OUTBoard <br /> Description: Widen US-70 and improve intersections from Buckhorn Road (SR-1114)to Durham County with NCDOT <br /> standard street cross-section 4G (110' row, 17.5' median, 11'travel lanes, 5' bike lane, c&g, and sidewalk), add turn lanes <br /> and safety improvements at NC-86, St. Mary's Road (SR-1002), Efland Cedar Grove Road (SR-1004), Frazier Road (SR- West 6400 -6200 Total 1148 <br /> 1310), Richmond Road (SR-1312), Brookhollow Road (SR-1324), Faucette Mill Road (SR-1328), Miller Road (SR-1555), 10 fatal <br /> Lawrence Road (SR-1561), Palmers Grove Church Road (SR-1562), Pleasant Green Road (SR-1567), Orange High School 12 serious injury <br /> DCHC US-70 Road (SR-1588), and N Scotswood Boulevard (SR-2300). 100 minor injury N/A New Project Not <br /> /BG Improvements Recommended <br /> 220 possible injury <br /> Need: This is a major east-west corridor linking Mebane, Hillsborough and Durham through Orange County. Traffic continues 706 property <br /> increasing with more commuters traveling from Mebane and Hillsborough into Durham. Many use this corridor to avoid 1-85. It East 12000 - damage <br /> is also designated at a Strategic Freight Corridor in the DCHC MPO adopted Freight Plan. 14000 <br /> Description: Reconstruct interchange at 1-85 and NC 86 <br /> I-85/NC 86 Funded <br /> Need: This project would relieve existing and/or future expected congestion on the under-capacity existing interchange to <br /> 2 DCHC Interchange N/A Statewide Funded Funded <br /> accommodate future capacity improvements to I-85 and increase operational efficiency at the on-ramp/off-ramp intersections <br /> Improvements with NC 86. The new interchange would also be an opportunity to provide pedestrian and biking facilities across 1-85; these TIP 1-5984 <br /> facilities do not currently exist along the corridor. <br /> Description: Widen NC 86 from U.S. 70 Bypass to north of NC 57 to four(4) lanes with intersection improvements at U.S. 70 <br /> Bypass and NC 57 <br /> Total 114 <br /> NC 86 Need: The segment of NC 86 between NC 57 and U.S. 70 is highly congested. Traffic counts indicate that this segment of NC 1 serious injury County Priority <br /> Improvements 86 is over capacity for average annual daily counts. Capacity improvements would ease congestion and improve travel time 5 minor injury Remain County <br /> DCHC North of alongthis primary north-south corridor connecting the Town of Hillsborough to NC 57 and northern Orange Count 17,000 - 18,000 26 possible injury 51.02 Regional County priority priority <br /> P Y 9 g 9 Y p J Y 9� p Y <br /> Hillsborough Additionally, this area is identified in the Orange County Safe Routes to School Plan and the Town of Hillsborough 82 property 27.42 Division <br /> Connectivity Plan as an area in need of improvements for pedestrians, particularly for school age residents of the Fairview damage <br /> neighborhood that walk to Orange High School and Stanford Middle School. The Town of Hillsborough Connectivity Plan also <br /> calls for bike lanes in this area as well. <br /> Eno Mountain Description: Realign the intersection of Eno Mountain Road (SR 1148) and Mayo Street (SR 1192)with Orange Grove Road Total 38 <br /> Eno 3800 -4500 4 minor in jury Count Priorit <br /> Road/Mayo Street (SR 1006) and make safety improvements. J Y y y Remain County <br /> DCHC 4 possible injury County priority <br /> at Orange Grove Need: The project would improve safety, reduce travel time, and improve traffic flow between residential and commercial May 5300 - 30 property 14.36 Division priority <br /> Rd. areas in the Town of Hillsborough. 5200 damage <br /> Description: Modify the 1-85/1-40 Connector(SR 1239) interchange at U.S. 70 to provide access from all directions. Total 54 <br /> Need: The project would enable traffic from northwestern Orange County to access 1-85 more easily without risking the many <br /> 1 fatal County Priority <br /> U.S. 70 East/1-85/1- 5 minor injury Remain County <br /> DCHC points of traffic conflict through Efland. Traffic has increased on Efland-Cedar Grove Road as an alternative to NC 86. Much 4100 -4900 County priority <br /> 40 Connector 4 possible injury 18.43 Regional priority <br /> of that traffic currently"dog-legs"through Efland via Forrest Avenue to Mt. Willing Road to access 1-85/1-40. Traffic counts 44 property 13.03 Division <br /> reveal that traffic has increased approximately 40% over the past 10 years on Mt. Willing Road just south of Forrest Avenue, damage <br /> while traffic on U.S. 70 east of Efland-Cedar Grove Road has increased only 2/o. The project would dramatically improve <br /> travel time for traffic from northwestern Orange County to 1-85/1-40 and would dramatically ease congestion during peak <br /> periods in Efland. <br /> Description: Modernize Old Greensboro Road (SR-1005)from Jones Ferry Road (SR-1942)to Alamance County with <br /> NCDOT standard street cross-section section 2B (60' row, 11'travel lanes, with 5' paved shoulder), add turn lanes and safety Total 339 County priority <br /> improvements at Jones Ferry Road (SR-1942), Hatch Road (SR-1944), Neville Road (SR-1945), Carl Durham Road (SR- west 2800 - 3000 5 fatal redefined as <br /> DCHC Old Greensboro 1950), White Cross Road (SR-1951), Wildcat Creek Road (SR-1953), and Orange Chapel Clover Garden Road (SR-1956). 6 serious injury County Priority highway County priority <br /> /TARP (SR-1005) Road 45 minor injury project as highway <br /> O Improvement' Need: This project would provide a continuous paved bikeway segment from Carrboro through the southwestern portion of 51 possible injury 22.36 Division project <br /> Orange County to connect with other bikeway segments that comprise the state's Mountain to Sea bicycle route. The project east 4600 -4800 232 property Meets RPO <br /> is not likely to score very high using either the State's highway or bike/pedestrian scoring factors because of its rural context damage SPOT process <br /> and is only eligible for funding at the division tier. <br />