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FPN: 425843-2-22-01 Tonights Agenda Presentation 6 p.m. 15 minute intermission Public testimony Close of hearing after final public testimony PD&E Study Objectives Develop and analyze alternatives Evaluate engineering

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FPN: 425843-2-22-01

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Tonight’s Agenda

  • Presentation – 6 p.m.
  • 15 minute intermission
  • Public testimony
  • Close of hearing after final public

testimony

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PD&E Study Objectives

Develop and analyze alternatives Evaluate engineering issues Evaluate environmental issues Build and no-build alternatives

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Project Location

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Purpose and Need

  • Traffic Operations
  • By 2035 the southbound ramps and the Davis Blvd / Collier Blvd

intersection would experience significant delays (LOS F)

  • Provide improvements to meet future needs
  • Interchange and Davis Blvd / Collier Blvd intersection
  • Traffic Safety
  • Improvements may reduce crash

potential at Davis Blvd / Collier Blvd

  • Freight Traffic
  • Last major interchange before Alligator

Alley

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Purpose and Need: Planned Development

Davis Blvd Collier Blvd Magnolia Pond Dr Future Development

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Preferred Alternative

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Preferred Alternative

Rebuild ramp & intersection Loop ramp Rebuild ramp Dual left turn lanes Loop ramp Northbound ramp elevated over the southbound ramp Existing right-of-way Existing right-of-way Existing right-of-way

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Intersection Upgrade Concept

Davis Boulevard / Collier Boulevard

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Flyover Intersection Upgrade Concept

Walmart

Davis Blvd Collier Blvd

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Flyover Intersection Upgrade Concept

Northbound Bridge Collier Blvd Overpass

Walmart

Davis Blvd Collier Blvd

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Southbound Bridge

Flyover Intersection Upgrade Concept

Walmart

Davis Blvd Collier Blvd

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Existing right-of-way Construct southbound flyover ramp Minimal right-

  • f-way take

(Acquire aerial rights) Maintain intersection and approaches as is Construct northbound flyover ramp Existing right-of-way

Flyover Intersection Upgrade Concept

Davis Blvd Collier Blvd

New shared-use path

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Typical Section

Collier Boulevard under I-75

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Northbound Southbound

Collier Boulevard under I-75

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No-Build Alternative

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Capacity Improvements Complete 2014

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No-Build Alternative

  • Advantages:
  • No inconvenience to traffic flow due to construction
  • No right-of-way acquisition, design, or construction costs
  • No direct effects to adjacent natural and human environments
  • Disadvantages:
  • Increase in traffic congestion and road user costs
  • Unacceptable traffic delays on the existing roadway network
  • Increased crash potential
  • Increase in air pollutants due to traffic congestion
  • Not consistent with the Collier County Growth Management Plan, or

the Collier Metropolitan Planning Organization’s 2035 Long Range Transportation Plan

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Environmental Evaluations

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Environmental Evaluations

  • Threatened and endangered species
  • Wetlands and floodplains
  • Stormwater management and permitting
  • Noise
  • Right-of-way requirements & relocations
  • Contamination
  • Cultural and historic resources
  • Section 4(f)
  • Land use
  • Air quality
  • Construction effects
  • Aesthetics
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Threatened and Endangered Species

  • Endangered Species Act of 1973 and Florida Statutes
  • Reviewed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) and

Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FFWCC)

  • May affect, not likely to adversely affect

– Wood Stork – Eastern Indigo Snake – Florida Scrub-jay – Red-cockaded Woodpecker

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Wetlands

  • Executive Order 11990 / Wetlands
  • Wetland impacts – 4.48 acres
  • Mitigation
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Floodplains

  • Executive Order 11988 / Floodplains
  • Preferred alternative will not require any floodplain

compensation

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Noise

  • Noise study conducted
  • Noise effects

– Two residences in Palm Springs neighborhood – Four units in Tuscan Isle apartment complex

  • Noise abatement

– Potential noise barrier along I-75 southbound exit ramp

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Right-of-Way Requirements

  • 1.88 acres of right-of-way required
  • 10 parcels impacted
  • There are NO relocations anticipated with the recommended

improvements

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Contamination

  • Contamination screening conducted
  • Sites identified in study area

– 2 “High” risk sites – 3 “Medium” risk sites

  • The Preferred Alternative has no anticipated direct impacts to

contamination sites

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Cultural and Historic Resources

  • National Historic Preservation Act of 1966,

as amended and Florida Statutes

  • No impacts
  • State Historic Preservation Officer (SHPO)

and FHWA concurrence

  • Section 4(f)
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Land Use, Air Quality, & Construction

Land Use

  • Commercial
  • Light industrial

Air Quality

  • Area designated attainment for National Ambient Air Quality

Standards (NAAQS)

  • Project meets standards

Construction

  • Minor and temporary effects
  • State and local regulation adherence

Aesthetics

  • Shared use path
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Environmental and Socioeconomic Effects

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Project Costs

Environmental Mitigation $0.5 million Right of Way $2.9 million Construction $36.8 million

  • Roadway Elements

$13.8 million

  • Structures/Bridges

$20.2 million

  • Drainage/Stormwater

$2.8 million

Design $3.7 million Construction Engineering & Inspection $5.5 million Total Estimated Cost $49.4 million

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Next Steps

  • Public hearing comment period- December 20, 2013
  • Finalize project documentation
  • Design phase following completion of PD&E study

PD&E Study

Scheduled to complete early 2014

Design Funded

FY 2014/2015

Right-of-Way

Not currently funded

Construction

Not currently funded

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Visit www.i75-951interchange.com

Study Information

Project information available through December 20, 2013 at Golden Gate Branch Library 2432 Lucerne Road Naples, Florida FDOT District One Aaron Kaster Available on project website: – Presentation – Display boards – Handout – Project documents

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Public Testimony

Public testimony becomes part of the public record and is received in three ways

  • Testimony at the microphone
  • Complete speaker cards
  • Written Comments
  • Drop in comment box
  • Mail to:

Aaron Kaster Florida Department of Transportation P.O. Box 1249 Bartow, Florida 33831 Aaron.Kaster@dot.state.fl.us

  • The project web site www.i75-951interchange.com

Written comments received or postmarked by December 20, 2013 will be included in the official hearing transcript.

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Compliance

  • Federal Highway Act of 1968
  • United States Code

United States Code Title 23, Section 128

  • Code of Federal Regulations (CFR)

Title 40, CFR 1500-1508 Title 23, CFR 771

  • Florida Statutes, Section 339.155 and 335.199
  • Florida Administrative Code

Rule 14-97

  • National Environmental Policy Act of 1969
  • Executive Orders

11990: Protection of Wetlands 11988: Floodplain Management

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Civil Rights

Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 Public participation is solicited without regard to race, color, national origin, age, sex, religion, disability, or family status.

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