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| Population: 162,642 |
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located in: Ashland, Columbia, Hallsville,
Rocheport |
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U.S. 63 and Route H Interchange |
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The Missouri Department of Transportation proposes to construct a diamond interchange at U.S. 63 and Route H near the Columbia Regional Airport in Boone County. The project also includes constructing new southbound lanes from just north of Route 163 to Route H in Columbia. An outer roadway would be created using the current southbound lanes. This would allow for the removal of several crossovers to improve safety.
Route H Detour Changes for Interchange Construction at U.S. 63 (News Release, Oct. 12, 2011)
Roadway Closures Planned for Interchange Construction at U.S. 63 and Route H (News Release, Aug. 19, 2011)
Route H to Close on Aug. 22 at U.S. 63 in Boone County for Interchange Construction (News Release, Aug. 10, 2011)
Detour Area Sketch for Route H Closure at U.S. 63 (pdf, 22 KB)
Aerial Map of Project (pdf, 327 KB) High Resolution Aerial Map (large pdf file, 10 MB)
U.S. 63 & Route H Public Meeting, March 22, 2011
Interchange Project at U.S. 63 and Route H in Boone County Moves Forward (News Release, March 3, 2011) |
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Route 740 (Stadium Blvd.) Improvements |
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The Missouri Department of Transportation is working with the City of Columbia to widen Route 740 (Stadium Blvd.) from the North Outer Road of I-70 to south of Broadway. The existing five-lane, undivided roadway will be improved to a six-lane divided roadway with a median wide enough to accommodate dual left turns at intersections.
The project will also modify the I-70 and Stadium Blvd. interchange to improve traffic flow and safety. Lanes will be added to Fairview Road from Worley Avenue North to the west entrance of the Columbia Mall and to Bernadette Drive from Fairview Road to Beverly Drive.
The project cost is estimated at $20 million. Work begins in 2011 and will continue in stages, through 2014. The improvements are being funded by the City of Columbia, MoDOT, and three transportation development districts.
Route 740 Widening & I-70 Interchange Improvements
Online Public Hearing, May 24 - June 3, 2011
Public Hearing Scheduled for Stadium Widening and Interchange Improvements at I-70 (News Release, May 3, 2011)
City of Columbia Stadium Boulevard Improvements Web Site
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Route K Shoulder Improvements |
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MoDOT proposes to add shoulders to accommodate bicycle lanes on Route K in Boone County. The new four foot shoulders would be constructed along both sides of the highway, from Route 163 to the Katy Trail in McBaine. The work would improve safety for those traveling on Route K and complements the non-motorized transportation system improvements under development in the Columbia region.
Boone County, Route K Shoulder Improvements -- Online Public Hearing, July 7-15, 2011
Public Hearing Scheduled for Route K Shoulder Project in Boone County (News Release, June 13, 2011)
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Southbound U.S. 63 Resurfacing |
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| The Missouri Department of Transportation will resurface almost seven miles of southbound U.S. 63 in Boone County, from Route 763 to Silver Fork Creek, just north of Route 124 east. Construction is scheduled to take place during the 2011 construction season.
Magruder Paving, LLC of Troy, Mo. was awarded the contract to complete the work.
Construction Contract Awarded to Resurface U.S. 63 in Boone County (News Release, Jan. 12, 2011)
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Route 124
Thin Lift Overlay Resurfacing |
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The Missouri Department of Transportation will resurface almost 24 miles of Route 124 in Boone County, from the Howard County line to Route CC near Centralia. APAC-Missouri, Inc. of Columbia, Mo. was awarded the contract for the work. The resurfacing will take place during summer 2011.
Construction Contracts Awarded to Resurface Mid-Missouri Highways (News Release, Dec. 1, 2010)
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Route 124 Perche Creek Bridge Painting |
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| The Missouri Department of Transportation will paint the substructure of the Route 124, Perche Creek Bridge, located near the intersection of Routes 124 and NN in Boone County. The bridge recently received a new bridge deck as part of MoDOT's Safe & Sound Bridge Improvement Program. Thomas Industrial Coatings, Inc. of Pevely, Mo. was awarded the contract for the work, which is scheduled to take place in spring 2011.
Bridge Painting Contract Awarded for Bridges in Boone and Morgan Counties (News Release, Feb. 4, 2011)
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Route E
Thin Lift Overlay Resurfacing |
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The Missouri Department of Transportation will resurface almost 13 miles of Route E in Boone County, from Route 124 to Interstate 70. APAC-Missouri, Inc. of Columbia, Mo. was awarded the contract for the work. The resurfacing will take place during summer 2011.
Construction Contracts Awarded to Resurface Mid-Missouri Highways (News Release, Dec. 1, 2010) |
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Route BB
Thin Lift Overlay Resurfacing |
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The Missouri Department of Transportation will resurface 2.3 miles of Route BB in Boone County, from from Interstate 70 to the Route 240 Spur in Rocheport. APAC-Missouri, Inc. of Columbia, Mo. was awarded the contract for the work. The resurfacing will take place during summer 2011.
Construction Contracts Awarded to Resurface Mid-Missouri Highways (News Release, Dec. 1, 2010) |
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Route DD Resurfacing |
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The Missouri Department of Transportation will resurface approximately three miles of Route DD in Boone County, from Route M to the end of state maintenance. Jefferson Asphalt Company of Jefferson City, Mo. was awarded the contract for the work. The resurfacing will take place during summer 2011.
Construction Contract Awarded to Resurface Several Mid-Missouri Highways (News Release, Jan. 12, 2011) |
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Route MM Resurfacing |
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The Missouri Department of Transportation will resurface 4.5 miles of Route MM in Boone County, from Route M to the end of state maintenance. Jefferson Asphalt Company of Jefferson City, Mo. was awarded the contract for the work. The resurfacing will take place during summer 2011.
Construction Contract Awarded to Resurface Several Mid-Missouri Highways (News Release, Jan. 12, 2011) |
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Route NN Perche Creek Bridge Painting |
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| The Missouri Department of Transportation will paint the substructure of the Route NN, Perche Creek Bridge, located near the intersection of Routes 124 and NN in Boone County. The bridge recently received a new bridge deck as part of MoDOT's Safe & Sound Bridge Improvement Program. Thomas Industrial Coatings, Inc. of Pevely, Mo. was awarded the contract for the work, which is scheduled to take place in spring 2011.
Bridge Painting Contract Awarded for Bridges in Boone and Morgan Counties (News Release, Feb. 4, 2011) |
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East Columbia Environmental Impact Study |
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The Missouri Department of Transportation worked with the City of Columbia and Boone County to study the potential future transportation needs of the area between Interstate 70 south to New Haven Road, and U.S. Highway 63 east to State Z. The East Columbia Environmental Impact Statement is the result of that collaboration.
Federal Highway Administration Approves the East Columbia EIS (News Release, Aug. 9, 2010)
East Columbia EIS Record of Decision Document (pdf, 424 KB)
Selected Alternative Map (pdf, 445 KB)
East Columbia Final EIS Document (December 2009) |
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U.S. Route 63 Southbound
Turkey Creek Bridge Replacement
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The Missouri Department of Transportation replaced the Turkey Creek Bridge on southbound U.S. Route 63 in Boone County as part of the Safe & Sound Bridge Improvement Program.
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I-70 Improvement Study |
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The I-70 Improvement Study is an effort by the Missouri Department of Transportation to determine how to improve the safety and efficiency of travel on 199 miles of Interstate 70 between Kansas City and St. Louis, Missouri. The study identified widening and reconstructing the existing I-70 as the preferred approach to improving the corridor. It also considered the location and configuration of improvements to be made.
In September 2007, the U.S. Department of Transportation announced Interstate 70 through Missouri as one of six interstates nationwide included in its “Corridors of the Future” program to look at innovative ways to reduce congestion and improve freight delivery.
The program calls for the Interstate 70 corridor through Missouri, Illinois, Indiana and Ohio to add four dedicated truck lanes. Missouri will receive $2 million to supplement the existing I-70 study to consider the truck lanes concept.
MoDOT Hosts Public Hearings for Draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement
MoDOT Hosting Online Public Meeting
on Truck-Only Lanes Concept for I-70
Sept. 2007 News Release -- MoDOT to Conduct Supplemental "Truck Lanes Only" Study for I-70
Click here to look at the Improve I-70 Web site. |
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