Data Needs Analysis for Bridge Replacement on KY 866 / Paradise Road, Lecture notes of Designs and Groups

Download Data Needs Analysis for Bridge Replacement on KY 866 / Paradise Road and more Lecture notes Designs and Groups in PDF only on Docsity! Data tem # 1-1145.00 Replace Bridge on KY 868 MP 0.022to MP 0.062 eeds 2 Analysis  1-1145.00 Livingston Data Needs Analysis Scoping Study Bridge Replacement KY 866 / Paradise Road 2 2/12/2013 Program No.: UPN: FD52 070 0866 000-001 Federal Project No.: Type of Work: 2012 Highway Plan Project Description: 0.022 Ending MP: 0.062 0.04 State Class.: Route is on: MPO Area: Truck Class.: In TIP: % Trucks: 0 599 (2010) Terrain: Spacing: Existing Bike Accommodations: Ped: 45 MPH Proposed Design Speed Year of Plans: Max. Superelevation** Date Requested: 8/24/2012 Minimum Sight Dist. Date Requested: Type: Project Notes/Design Exceptions?: *Based on proposed Design Speed, **AASHTO's A Policy on Geometric Design of Highways and Streets, ***AASHTO's Roadside Design Guide Bridge No.*: Span Lengths Structurally Deficient? Functionally Obsolete? 6% Clear-zone*** 30' Existing Geotech data available? Minimum Radius** 660' Yes, DE for 45mph instead of 55mph to more closely match existing conditions. I. PRELIMINARY PROJECT INFORMATION County: Livingston Route Number(s): Road Name: Paradise Road Item No.: 1-1145.00 KY 866 Bridge Replacement 86849 BRO 0103(310) Beginning MP: Project Length: Lane Width Shoulder Width No. of Lanes 9' 3' paved 2 Existing Rdwy. Plans available? 9' ADT (current): Median Type: Replace Bridge on KY 866 over fork of Gum Creek 0.02 mile North of KY 93 (SR 28.1) 070B00050N COMMON GEOMETRIC PRACTICES* Functional Class.: Access Control: 2 1' earth KYTC Guidelines Preliminarily Based on : EXISTING Posted Speed: Roadway Data: Maximum Grade Sidewalk Width(urban) Traffic Forecast Requested Width, curb to curb 28.1Sufficiency Rating 22 29.9 Total Length Year Built Posted Weight Limit No *If more than two bridges are located on the project, include additions sheets.1961 15 Tons No 8% n/a 360' 070B00050N 32.2 Urban Rural Primary Secondary Fully ControlledPermit Partial 35 mph 45 mph 55 mph Other (Specify): Undivided Divided (Type): NHS NN Sidewalk Yes No Mapping/Survey Requested Yes No Yes No Not Applicable A R o l l i n g C o l l e c t o r N o n e Ext Wt None 1-1145.00 Livingston Data Needs Analysis Scoping Study Bridge Replacement KY 866 / Paradise Road 5 2/12/2013 A. Air Quality Project is in: STIP Pg.#: TIP Pg.#: B. Archeology/Historic Resources C. Threatened and Endangered Species D. Hazardous Materials E. Permitting Check all that may apply: Are 401/404 Permits likely to be required? Impacts to: F. Noise Are existing or planned noise sensitive receptors adjacent to the proposed project? Is this considered a "Type I Project" according to the KYTC Noise Analysis and Abatement Policy? G. Socioeconomic Check all that may apply: H. Section 4(f) or 6(f) Resources The following are present on the project: No suspected Haz/Mat sites are within the project area. Bridge structure will have to be assessed for possible asbestos containing material. Bridge removal will be required by this project and the Division of Air Quality will require an NOI 10 days prior to demolition. N/A N/A At this stage in planning this project is expected to require an ACE LON. ARCGIS and the National Wetlands map does not show the project to be within the 100 year floodplain or to have any wetlands associated within the project area. Soils mapping do show soils to be conducive to wetland development and the area will require investigation once the project plans are completed. Project will require an Archaeological and Cultural Historic survey . Initial survey by DEC found no historic structures within APE of project and depending on project size most of the area surrounding the bridge has had prior disturbance. The following species are listed as Endangered, Threatened, or have Candidate status in the county of the project; Myotis grisescens (gray bat); Myotis sodalis (Indiana bat); Pleuroblema clava (clubshell); Potamilus capax (fat pocketbook); Plethobasus cooperianus (orangefoot pimpleback); Obovaria retusa (ring pink); Cumberlandia monodata (spectaclecase); Plethobasus cyphus (sheepnose); Lampsilis abrupta (pink mucket); Pleurobema plenum (rough pigtoe); Apios priceana (Price's potato bean); Sterna antillarum (interior least tern). Initial habitat assessment shows the species of concern, which will require a BA are the gray bat; Indiana bat; and Prices Potato Bean. The mussel species and interior least tern should be a No Effect, but consultation with DEA biologist is still required. III. PRELIMINARY ENVIRONMENTAL OVERVIEW 91 Anticipated Environmental Document: No structures are within or adjacent to the project area Attainment area Nonattainment or Maintenance Area PM 2.5 County Known Archeological or Historic Resources are present Potentially Contaminated Sites are present Potential Bridge or Structure Demolition Yes No Wetlands Stream/Lake/Pond ACE LON ACE NW ACE IP DOW IWQC MS4 area Floodplain Impacts Navigable Waters of the US Impacts Yes No Low Income/Minority Populations affected Relocations Local Land Use Plan available Waters of the US Section 4(f) Resources Section 6(f) Resources Special Use Waters CE Level 1 Yes No 1-1145.00 Livingston Data Needs Analysis Scoping Study Bridge Replacement KY 866 / Paradise Road 6 2/12/2013 A. Alternative 1: No Build Insert Alt. Picture/Sketch here Planning Level Cost Estimate: Phase Estimate Design $220,000 R/W $100,000 Utilities $250,000 Const $500,000 Total $1,070,000 B. Alternative 2: Replace Bridge in Existing Location Replace the two lane rural roadway approaches on KY 866 and bridge over Gum Creek in the same location as the existing. The new bridge may need to be widened to allow for the recommended geometrics. This alternative will not change the current horizontal alignment. Since the existing bridge cannot remain open during construction, the road will be closed to through traffic during construction. Traffic will be detoured onto other roads. A sketch of the proposed project can be seen below. Please see Exhibit 3 on Page 10 for Example Detour. IV. POSSIBLE ALTERNATIVES This alternative may be carried forward, but does not address the needs identified. Future permanent closure of this bridge would cause traffic to be redirected and impact local residents. Please see Exhibit 3 on Page 10 for Example Detour. 1-1145.00 Livingston Data Needs Analysis Scoping Study Bridge Replacement KY 866 / Paradise Road 7 2/12/2013 Insert Alt. Picture/Sketch here Planning Level Cost Estimate: Phase Estimate Design $220,000 R/W $150,000 Utilities $200,000 Const $700,000 Total $1,270,000 IV. POSSIBLE ALTERNATIVES (cont.) B. Alternative 3: Replace Bridge to West / East of Existing Location Replace the two lane rural roadway approaches on KY 866 and bridge over Gum Creek shifting the alignment West or East of the existing. Since the new bridge will be constructed away from the existing bridge, traffic could remain on the existing bridge during construction. Temporary diversions will be necessary to construct tie-ins. A sketch of the proposed project can be seen below. Please see Exhibit 3 on Page 10 for Example Detour. 1-1145.00 Livingston Data Needs Analysis Scoping Study Bridge Replacement KY 866 / Paradise Road 10 2/12/2013 VI. Exhibits (cont.) Exhibit 3: Example Detour - (approximately 14.5 miles) From the bridge on KY 866, go South on KY 866, then East on KY 93, then North on KY 917, then Southwest on KY 866 back to the bridge location. 1-1145.00 Livingston Data Needs Analysis Scoping Study Bridge Replacement KY 866 / Paradise Road 11 2/12/2013 Helpful Links: Projectwise folder containing all DNA Study documents: 1145 DNA Study.xlsx Collision Report: 1145 Crash Data Report.pdf Bridge Report: 1145 Bridge Report.pdf Bridge Pictures: 1145 Bridge Pictures.pdf Traffic Forecast: 1145 2-8-13 livingston county traffic forecast.pdf (A printed version of these documents can be made available to those without Projectwise access.)