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Project ResourcesCopies of the Finding of No Significat Impact and Final Environmental
Assessment can be downloaded by clicking below:
Table of Contents, Acronyms and Abbreviations Chapter 2 - Alternatives and Options Chapter 3 - Affected Environment Chapter 4 - Environmental Consequences Chapter 5 - Agency Coordination and Public Involvement Appendix A - Improvement Concepts Appendix D - Potential Detour Plans Appendix E - Area of Potential Effects Appendix G - Public Hearing Transcript Appendix H - Organizations Comments Appendix I - Citizens Comments Appendix J - Public Meeting Notices Appendix K - Priority Sidewalk Assurance Act of 2010 Appendix L - Hydrologic and Hydraulic Technical Reports Appendix M - Traffic Count and Volume Analysis Appendix N - Agency Scoping Letters Appendix O - Section 106 Correspondence Copies of the Environmental
Assessment can be downloaded by clicking below: Hi-Res
Environmental Assessment Lo-Res
Environmental Assessment Copies of Technical Reports
and Other Support Information can be dowloaded by clicking
below:
A key piece of local
legislation related to the need for
improvements to Oregon Avenue is the District of Columbia’s Priority
Sidewalk Assurance Act of 2010 (Law #L18-0227) enacted on July 7,
2010 and effective September 24, 2010. This law requires the
installation of sidewalks “to ensure a safe and accessible
environment for pedestrians and persons with
disabilities.” The law
requires that, for roadways with no sidewalks on either side of the
roadway, reconstruction shall include installation of a
sidewalk. It further
states that, for “roadways that are missing sidewalks, but are not
undergoing major construction, sidewalk installation shall be
prioritized for the following areas: (1) Missing sidewalks in school
areas; (2) Routes that provide access to parks and recreational
facilities; (3) Transit stops; (4) Locations where
the absence of a sidewalk creates substantial pedestrian safety
risks; and (5) Roadway segments for which residents petitioned to
have sidewalks.” Oregon
Avenue meets the criteria for prioritization based on considerations
1, 2, 3, and 4.
Click here to see the complete law: Sidewalk LawInformation from June 29, 2011 Public Hearing:
Presentation: | Public
Hearing Presentation
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Alternatives: |
No Action Typical Cross
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Alternative 3 Typical Cross Sections | Alternative 2
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Alternative 4 Typical Cross
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Public
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Transcript | Information from December 2, 2010 Public Alternatives Meeting:
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Written
comments and transcripts:
Emails
Public
Comment Forms
Transcript
Information from October 28,
2010 Public Scoping Meeting:
Boards:
Welcome
Public
Comments
Tonights
Meeting
Project
Location
Section
106
NEPA
Process
Schedule
Existing
Conditions
Purpose &
Need
Environmental
Inventory
Handouts:
English
Spanish
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Written
comments and transcripts:
Emails
Public Comment Forms
Letters
Transcripts
Written comments and transcripts:
Comments:OregonEA@parsons.com
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