penndot project information · 2018. 5. 29. · dan bliss, p. e. - project manager at 412.429.4943...
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PENNDOT PROJECT INFORMATION
Brady’s Run Road
Slope Stability ProjectSR 4012, Section B10
Brighton Township, Beaver County
PROJECT TEAM
Design Division
Direct questions to:
Dan Bliss, P. E. - Project Manager at 412.429.4943 or [email protected]
John Jordan- Assistant Geotechnical Project Manager
J. Tyler Mercer, P. E. - Assistant District Environmental Manager
Press Office
Steve Cowan - District Press Officer
Please complete survey at end of presentation
PURPOSE OF PRESENTATION & PROJECT INTRODUCTION
SR 4012, Section B10 (Brady’s Run Road) Slope Stability Project
The purpose of this presentation is to introduce the project to the public and gather feedback
The purpose of the project is to reestablish Brady’s Run Road between Achortown Road and South Drive in Brighton Township, Beaver County
Landslide repairs on right lane headed eastbound
Roadway and guide rail work
PROJECT LOCATION
Project Location
PROPOSED PROJECT IMPROVEMENTS
Reconstruct the embankment with a 13-foot tall Geosynthetic Reinforced Soil (GRS) slope on top of a 1.5:1 rock slope.
Landslide repair includes reconstruction of the lane and shoulder on the embankment side of the road with milling and resurfacing of the lane and shoulder on the cut slope side. The reconstruction length is approximately 500 feet.
Construction is expected to take place in Spring of 2019.
Right-of-way required from Bradys Run Park
0.4961 acres of permanent ROW.
0.1175 acres of Temporary Construction Easement
RIGHT-OF-WAY
Required Right-of-Way
Temporary ConstructionEasement
RIGHT-OF-WAY
Required Right-of-Way
Temporary ConstructionEasement
PROPOSED DETOUR
When coming from Constitution Boulevard traveling Southbound
Continue past Brady’s Run Road
Right onto Wildwood Drive
Right onto Dutch Ridge Road
Continue onto Park Road
Detour Length: approximately 5.5 miles (12 minutes)
Wildwood Dr.
Constitution Blvd.
Dutch Ridge Rd.
Park Rd.
Project Location
PROPOSED DETOUR
When coming from Brady’s Run Road traveling Eastbound
Right onto Park Road
Continue onto Dutch Ridge Road
Left onto Wildwood Drive
Left onto Constitution Boulevard
When coming from Constitution Boulevard traveling Northbound
Left onto Wildwood Drive
Right onto Dutch Ridge Road
Continue onto Park Road
NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY ACT (NEPA)
The transportation decision making process includes feedback from the public. In addition, public outreach is part of the NEPA (National Environmental Policy Act) process:
NEPA requires agencies to integrate environmental values into their decision-making processes by considering the environmental impacts of their proposed actions and reasonable alternatives to those actions
NEPA also includes public involvement activities and gathering feedback from the public
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