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Fremont - Southeast Beltway Study
NH-77-3(125) CN 22205

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Project Contacts | Contactos para este proyecto, si usted tiene preguntas:

Jim Miller, Roadway Design Division, 402-479-4442
Marie Maly, Consultant Project Manager, 402-493-4800

Project info updated November 2007

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    Updated November 29, 2007

Proposed Construction: This project is a location study and an environmental assessment for a new four-lane beltway near the City of Fremont, Nebraska. The purpose of the project is to improve traffic flow and safety on US-77 via a high-speed beltway around Fremont. The beltway would improve continuity of US-77 and improve the regional connectivity between US-77, US-275, and US-30. The length of the proposed alternative is approximately 3.2 miles.

Related Studies: The project is undergoing an environmental assessment study in compliance with the National Environmental Policy Act and all corresponding regulations and guidlelines of the FHWA. This assessment documents the alternatives for the project, including design concepts, and evaluates the potential impacts on the social, economic and biological environments. Traffic studies indicate an average daily volume of 7,955 by year 2035.

Right-of-Way: Permanent right-of-way will be required for the entire length of the project. The permanent right-of-way will be approximately 100 feet wide the entire length of the project. Additional right-of-way will also be needed.

Phasing: Construction is not scheduled at this time, and phasing options are not under consideration at this time.

Schedule: Earliest construction start date is 2016.

Estimated Cost: The project’s current, preliminary cost estimate is to be determined.