Sentences with phrase «road widening projects»

Highway advocates have predictably seized on the uptick in driving to claim that we need to throw a lot more money at road widening projects.

Work has barely started on the massive LaGrange Road widening project through Orland Park and it has already claimed one business.

The La Grange Road widening project, one of the largest infrastructure improvement projects in Orland Park's history, according to the village's annual report, «starts in earnest very soon,» McLaughlin said.

Not exact matches

In September, Gilbert agreed to pay $ 1.25 million of his own money for a road project to widen downtown Detroit's Interstate 375 exit from one lane to three, a move to help alleviate traffic jams heading into the Greektown Casino - Hotel, which he also owns.

The project would require adding a center turn lane on Belmont and widening the road.

Under the project, the Ring Road West from Ring Road flyover to the Obetsebi Lamptey Circle would be widened into a three - lane dual carriageway with provision for BRT facilities.

It's a road project that will impact thousands of people every day: the widening of a heavily - traveled stretch over Huntsville Mountain.

The game includes projects like the widening and reconstruction of Victory Boulevard and Manor Road, which has been in the works for more than two years but is delayed until June 2017, and improvements for Richmond Valley Road which are set to be finished in 2020.

Other initiatives announced were a project to widen New Paltz's South Putt Corners Road in the vicinity of New Paltz High School and a new county hotline and website — www.ulsterhelps.org — to assist those victimized by sexual harassment learn about their rights and the resources available to them.

The $ 1.8 billion project includes the reconstruction and widening of the I - 595 mainline and all associated improvements to frontage roads and ramps from the I - 75 / Sawgrass Expressway interchange to the I - 595 / I - 95 interchange, for a total project length of approximately 10.5 miles.

Estimated to cost $ 1.5 billion, the project would improve mobility for the greater Dallas metro area by reconstructing the entire highway from US 75 to I - 30, increasing the number of HOV lanes and widening lanes and adding frontage roads.

The I - 4 Ultimate project is the reconstruction and widening of 21 miles of I - 4 from west of Kirkman Road in Orange County, Florida through downtown Orlando to east of State Road 434 in Seminole County.

This initial phase, which is funded with the TIFIA Loan, includes (i) the construction of two reversible lanes with associated exit / entrance ramps between Valley View Lanes and Turbeville Road; (ii) the construction of managed lanes from south of IH35E — IH635 interchange to Valley View Lane; (iii) reconfiguration and rehabilitation of general purpose lanes from IH635 to Corinth Parkway; (iv) the construction of direct connectors to Sam Rayburn Tollway; (v) the reconfiguration and / or widening of general purpose lanes and the construction of an additional general purpose lane in each direction from Sam Rayburn Tollway to US380; (vi) the construction, reconstruction, widening or rehabilitation of various frontage roads, interchanges, and bridges; (vii) the construction of a collector - distributor system between President George Bush Turnpike and Sam Rayburn Tollway; (viii) the construction of a new bridge and re-purposing of the existing bridge over Lake Lewisville; and (ix) associated mitigation projects.

Here's one more study showing that more roads are not the answer to our rush hour traffic problems: they only attract more cars.NPR reported on the study as LA was gearing up to close 10 miles of Interstate 405 for the weekend to allow for the latest phase of a $ 1 billion widening project.

You must appear before town planning staff, then planning board, then town commissioners, and it all takes time, and they often want things such as road widening improvements in the area of your development, contributions to the cost of street lights, they want impact fees, and if schools are overcrowded they may make your project next to impossible.