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 Federal and State Requirements |
 ETDM Process |
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 Key Public Involvement Milestones |
 Alternatives Evaluation Matrix |
 Annual Average Daily Traffic |
 Possible Interchange Alternatives |
 Existing Roadway Typical Sections |
 Existing Roadway Typical Section under I-95 |
 SR 76 Build Alternative Typical Sections |
 Alternative 3 |
 Alternative 8A |
 Alternative 8B |
 Example Park and Ride Lot |
 Aerial Board 1 |
 Aerial Board 2 |
 Aerial Board 3 |
 Alternative 3 |
 Alternative 8A |
 Alternative 8B |
 I-95 Auxiliary Lanes |
 Interim Improvements |
 Title VI |
 Project Website Information |
Alternatives Public Workshop
The FDOT held a SR 76 PD&E Study Alternatives Public Workshop on Tuesday, April 13, 2010 at the Wolf High Technology Center at the Indian River State College, Chastain Campus. The site for the workshop was located near the project limits and is shown below:
A Newsletter was distributed to announce the Alternatives Public Workshop to nearby landowners and individuals on the project mailing list. An audio/visual presentation was shown at the workshop along with exhibits, concept plans and a project brochure. These items, which illustrate the various improvements under consideration, are available to the public. This page includes information that was presented at the Workshop.
Alternatives Public Workshop Summary
The FDOT held an Alternatives Public Workshop on Tuesday, April 13, 2010 from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at the Wolf High Technology Center at the Indian River State College, Chastain Campus in Stuart, Florida. This workshop was well attended by nearby residents, regulatory agencies and local municipalities. At this workshop citizens were able to view an audio/visual presentation that ran continuously throughout the meeting along with exhibits showing initial build alternatives and related information regarding the project. In addition, a website kiosk allowed citizens the ability to access and navigate through the project's website. Representatives from the FDOT were available to answer questions and solicit comments. Citizens were also encouraged to make written comments and drop them into the comment boxes that were available, or enter their comments using the project’s website. Based on the input and comments received a summary of frequently asked questions and answers has been prepared to share with the public.
To view a summary of the workshop and frequently asked questions, click here.
Your comments are very important. You may send us your comments via the Comments page on this web site so that they can be considered as part of this study.
The FDOT held a SR 76 PD&E Study Alternatives Public Workshop on Tuesday, April 13, 2010 at the Wolf High Technology Center at the Indian River State College, Chastain Campus. The site for the workshop was located near the project limits and is shown below:
| Date: | Tuesday, April 13, 2010 |
| Location: | Wolf High Technology Center Indian River State College Chastain Campus 2400 SE Salerno Road Stuart, FL 34997 |
| Time: | 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. |
A Newsletter was distributed to announce the Alternatives Public Workshop to nearby landowners and individuals on the project mailing list. An audio/visual presentation was shown at the workshop along with exhibits, concept plans and a project brochure. These items, which illustrate the various improvements under consideration, are available to the public. This page includes information that was presented at the Workshop.
Alternatives Public Workshop Summary
The FDOT held an Alternatives Public Workshop on Tuesday, April 13, 2010 from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at the Wolf High Technology Center at the Indian River State College, Chastain Campus in Stuart, Florida. This workshop was well attended by nearby residents, regulatory agencies and local municipalities. At this workshop citizens were able to view an audio/visual presentation that ran continuously throughout the meeting along with exhibits showing initial build alternatives and related information regarding the project. In addition, a website kiosk allowed citizens the ability to access and navigate through the project's website. Representatives from the FDOT were available to answer questions and solicit comments. Citizens were also encouraged to make written comments and drop them into the comment boxes that were available, or enter their comments using the project’s website. Based on the input and comments received a summary of frequently asked questions and answers has been prepared to share with the public.
To view a summary of the workshop and frequently asked questions, click here.
Your comments are very important. You may send us your comments via the Comments page on this web site so that they can be considered as part of this study.
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