I-70
East Corridor EIS
Description: I-70 East Corridor EIS
Type: Transportation Environmental Study
Purpose: to implement a transportation solution that improves safety,
access, and mobility and addresses congestion in the corridor.
Location: I-70 between I-25 and Pena Boulevard and transit connections
between Downtown Denver and Denver International Airport (DIA).
Start Date: 07/2003
Decision Date: Projected 09/2005
Lead Agencies: Federal Highways Administration (FHWA), Colorado
Department of Transportation (CDOT), Regional Transit District -Denver
(RTD) and the City & County of Denver.
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I-70
Northwest Corridor EIS
Description: Northwest Corridor EIS
Type: Transportation Environmental Study
Purpose: Will examine alternatives related to Hwy. System Connections,
various forms of transportation including bicycle and mass transit,
traffic demands & capacity, solutions to deteriorating roadways,
and safety improvements.
Location: Extends from the freeway system in the vicinity of US-36
in Broomfield County to the freeway system in the vicinity of State
Hwy 58, I-70, and C-470 to the south in Jefferson County.
Start Date: 12/2003
Decision Date: Projected 01/2005
Lead Agencies: Federal Highways Administration (FHWA), and the Colorado
Department of Transportation (CDOT).
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US-36
Corridor EIS
Description: US-36 Corridor EIS
Type: Transportation Environmental Study
Purpose: to identify multi-modal transportation improvements between
Denver and Boulder. The EIS will develop and evaluate alternatives
such as highway improvements, bus rapid transit and commuter rail
transit from Downtown Denver to Boulder.
Location: 25 mile long Corridor between Boulder and Downtown Denver
along US-36 Highway alignment, the burlington Northern & Santa
Fe Rail Line, SH 157 / Foothills Parkway in Boulder & the area
around the Northern entry of SH 119 Northeast of Boulder.
Start Date: 10/2003
Decision Date: Projected Fall 2005
Lead Agencies: Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) and Federal
Transit Administration (FTA) in cooperation with the Colorado Department
of Transportation (CDOT) and the Regional Transportation District
(RTD).
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