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Significant Changes for the 2006 Constrained Long-Range Plan

Significant Changes for the 2006 Constrained Long-Range Plan. March 3, 2006. Summary List of Changes. District of Columbia South Capitol Street Corridor with Frederick Douglas Memorial Bridge Improvements 11 th Street Bridges and Corridor Improvements Anacostia Streetcar Project Virginia

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Significant Changes for the 2006 Constrained Long-Range Plan

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  1. Significant Changes for the 2006 Constrained Long-Range Plan March 3, 2006 DRAFT

  2. Summary List of Changes District of Columbia • South Capitol Street Corridor with Frederick Douglas Memorial Bridge Improvements • 11th Street Bridges and Corridor Improvements • Anacostia Streetcar Project Virginia 4. Upgrade VA 28 at I-66 Interchange DRAFT

  3. South Capitol Street Corridor with Frederick Douglas Memorial Bridge ImprovementsBetween Independence Ave. and Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd. • Convert South Capitol Street from an urban highway to a grand six-lane boulevard. Construct a newly aligned, six-lane Frederick Douglas Bridge. • Length: 3.5 miles • Cost: $625 million • Complete: 2015 • http://www.southcapitoleis.com/http://www.southcapitolstreetbridgestudy.com/ DRAFT

  4. 11th Street Bridges and Interchange ReconstructionBetween the Anacostia Freeway and the Southeast Freeway • Replace and reconfigure the 11th Street Bridges. One bridge would be limited to freeway traffic, carrying four lanes in each direction. The second bridge would carry local traffic on two lanes in each direction. New ramps east of the river would connect both directions of the Anacostia Freeway with each span. • Length: 1 mile • Cost: $377 million • Complete: 2011 • http://www.11thstreetbridgeseis.com/default.asp DRAFT

  5. Anacostia Area Streetcar Project • Build the first phase of the streetcar line from Firth Sterling Ave. and S. Capitol St. to Howard Rd. and MLK, Jr. Ave. The remaining three phases of the project will be included in the CLRP for study. • Cost: ? • Complete: 2011 DRAFT

  6. 4. Upgrade VA 28 at I-66 Interchange • Eliminate turn movements and implement signal timing changes on VA 28 near the I-66 interchange at three locations: • VA28 and Braddock/Walney Road • VA 28 and ramps to westbound I-66 (northern) • VA 28 and ramps from eastbound I-66 (southern) • Cost: $750,000 • Complete: 2008 • http://www.28freeway.com DRAFT

  7. New Studies District of Columbia S1. Anacostia Streetcar Study (Phases II-IV) Virginia S2. Study HOV/HOT Lanes on I-95 and I-395 DRAFT

  8. New Studies District of Columbia S1.Anacostia Streetcar Study (Phases II-IV) • Phase II: Firth Sterling and South Capitol Street to Malcolm X Avenue • Phase III: Howard Road and MLK, Jr., Avenue to Good Hope Road and Minnesota Avenue • Phase IV: MLK, Jr. Avenue over the 11th Street Bridge on M Street, SE to South Capitol Street. • Length: Approximately 4 miles • Complete: ? • Cost: ? DRAFT

  9. New Studies Virginia S2.Study Proposal to Build and Operate HOV/HOT Lanes on I-95/I-395From the Virginia state line to the I-95 Massaponax exit in Spotsylvania County • Develop environmental documents for a proposal to build HOT lanes from the private sector. • Length: 47 miles • Completion: 2007 • Cost: $380,000 DRAFT

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