N-35
Corridor Study
Norfolk to South Sioux City
Project # DPS-35-4(119)
Control # 31491
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Project Contacts:
Steve
McBeth, Planning and Location Studies Engieer, 402-479-4417
David
Schoenmaker, Location Studies Engineer, 402-479-3924
Info updated February 2008
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Showing Existing Alignment, Alternatives, and Preferred Alignment Aerial Views Along the Route Showing Details: 1. Norfolk
- Hoskins - Winside (DjVu - 1.9M) |
Proposed Construction: The proposed four-lane divided highway between Norfolk and South Sioux City generally follows existing Nebraska Highway 35. A study of two specific alignments for the proposed road has been developed and a recommended alternative has been identified. Much of the new roadway would be located on new alignment, with the use of existing Nebraska 35 alignment as much as practical.
Related Studies: This N-35 Corridor Study was preceded by a November 2000 study, "Northeast Nebraska Corridor Feasibility Studies, Final Report". A draft EIS document was signed by the Federal Highway Administration on Nov. 7, 2007, for this current study.
Right-of-Way: Acquisition of public right-of-way throughout the corridor and control of access to the new highway would be required.
Schedule: No schedule has been set at this time.
Project Cost: (Estimated) $236 Million of today's dollars for the preferred alternative. This includes the two projects near Norfolk, (Norfolk Northeast and Norfolk Southeast), which are in the final stages of engineering design.