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Final environmental impact statement for NH 4-1(21)43 Rockvale-Laurel (PPMS-OPX2 Control #4070) in Yellowstone and Carbon Counties, Montana 1 edition

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Final environmental impact statement for NH 4-1(21)43 Rockvale-Laurel (PPMS-OPX2 Control #4070) in Yellowstone and Carbon Counties, Montana
... by the U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration, et. al

Published 2009 by Montana Dept. of Transportation in Helena, Mont .
Written in English.

About the Book

This proposed highway reconstruction project is for a 17.4-kilometer (10.8-mile) section of U.S. Highway 212/310 between Carbon and Yellowstone counties in south-central Montana, along with a short section of U.S. Highway 310 southwest of Rockvale. The alternative preferred by MDT and the Federal Highway Administration would involve "shifting" the alignment west-northwesterly with grading, paving, new structures, guard rails, and fencing, and would include access to both the present route and adjacent or nearby properties. That Preferred Alternative, designated Alternative 5B--Combined West Bench herein, would be a four-lane divided facility between the Rockvale area and the existing four-lane highway southerly of Laurel. Principal environmental impacts would be to land use (primarily in farmlands), traffic noise, water resources (an intermittent stream and irrigation ditch crossings), and wetlands. Some residential relocations are expected.

Table of Contents

Part 1, Environmental impact statement
Appendix A, Intersection alternatives
Appendix B, Species information
Appendix C, Farmland conversion impact rating for corridor type projects
Appendix D, Noise figures
Appendix E, Clean Water Act section 404(b)(1) evaluation
Appendix F, Glossary
Appendix G, Coordination letters
Appendix H, Section 106 Determination of Effect
Appendix I, Draft EIS comments and responses.

Edition Notes

"This document is prepared in conformance with the Montana Environmental Policy Act (MEPA) requirements and contains the information required for an environmental impact statement under the provisions of ARM 18.2.237(2) and 18.2.243. It is also prepared in conformance with the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) requirements for an environmental impact statement under 23 CFR 771.125 and Section 4(f) of the U.S. Department of Transportation Act under 23 CFR 774. Submitted pursuant to 42 USC 4332(2)(c), Sections 75-1-201 & 2-3-104 MCA, and Executive Orders 11990, 11988, 12898 and 13112 ..."

"March 2009"--cover date.

Includes sources and supporting documents (p. 8-1 - 8-14).

Other Titles
US 212 reconstruction Rockvale to Laurel :, Rockvale to Laurel

The Physical Object

Pagination
1 v. (various pagings) :

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL24633128M
Internet Archive
finalenvironment2009unit
OCLC/WorldCat
701545482

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