Lincoln
South Beltway
Project # 2-6(117), (118), & (119) CN:
12578a, b, & c
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Items from August 15, 2007, Public Hearing Complete Aerial Mosiac 13M VERY Large file, or use individual Segments below - West to East (also large files) Reference Map for the
Segments Listed Below the Map
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General Overview
Proposed Construction: The South Beltway will be a new four-lane freeway across the southern suburban area of Lincoln and Lancaster County. System interchanges will be constructed at US Highway 77 and Nebraska Highway 2. New service interchanges will be constructed at the crossings of Saltillo Rd at Hwy 77, 27th/38th Street, 68th Street, 82nd/84th Street and 120th Street. Overpasses will be constructed on 54th St., Saltillo Rd. at 98th St. & 134th St.
Lighting/Signals/Signing: Conventional lighting will be installed along the entire length of the Middle Segment of South Beltway and at the service interchanges. Lighting will also be placed at the local arterial road intersections with Saltillo road. At this time no traffic signals are anticipated at the time of construction.
Right-of-Way: Significant right of way acquisition will be required. Three properties may be totally acquired for the project. Temporary construction easements will also be required. Access control will be purchased along the South Beltway and along the local arterial roads within 660 feet of the ramp terminals at the Saltillo Road, 27th/38th Street, 68th Street, 82nd/84th Street and 120th Street service interchanges.
Phasing: When reasonable, traffic will be maintained during construction. Significant construction phasing will be required to construct the system interchanges at US Highway 77 and Nebraska Highway 2. Local road closures may be required throughout the project at various times. Adjacent section line roads will not be closed at the same time. Access to adjacent properties will be maintained during construction.
Schedule: The Lincoln South Beltway projects are currently in the Planning Program. At this time full funding has not been secured. It is anticipated that once funding has been identified, it may take 5 to 6 years to complete.