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SHIFT 2020 Statewide Projects List Projects Under Consideration for Statewide Funding SHIFT Statewide Score County District Item # Primary Route Project Type Remaining Project Cost: Description Max 100 Fayette 7 7-252 / 7-252.02 KY 922 MAJOR WIDENING $27,640,000 IMPROVE NEWTOWN PIKE FROM KY-4 TO I-75. 1.65 - 3.4 73.2 Kenton 6 6-17.05 I 75 AM-BRIDGE $1,200,000,000 BRENT SPENCE BRIDGE PROJECT 187.3 - 191.777 64.8 Laurel 11 11-11 I 75 MAJOR WIDENING $85,100,000 IMPROVE I-75 FROM KY 80 AT LONDON TO SOUTH OF THE KY- 909 UNDERPASS. 41 - 48 64.1 Woodford 7 IP20080478 I 64 MAJOR WIDENING $128,251,000 IMPROVE CAPACITY ON I-64 FROM US 60 TO I-64/I-75 NORTHERN SPLIT IN FAYETTE COUNTY. 57.86 - 74.26 60.3 Jefferson 5 5-557 I 71 MAJOR WIDENING $211,280,000 IMPROVE SAFETY AND REDUCE CONGESTION ON I-71 FROM ZORN AVENUE TO I-265. 1.724 - 9 59.9 Jefferson 5 5-48.10 I 71 RECONSTRUCTION $23,750,000 NB AND SB AUXILIARY LANES ON I-71 NEAR KENNEDY INTERCHANGE, INCLUDING OPERATIONAL IMPROVEMENTS TO 59.5 0 - 2.5 THE ZORN INTERCHANGE. Monday, June 24, 2019 Revision 1 7/19/19 Page 1 of 8 SHIFT Statewide Score County District Item # Primary Route Project Type Remaining Project Cost: Description Max 100 Campbell 6 6-81 I 471 MAJOR WIDENING $1,600,000,000 IMPROVE CONGESTION ALONG THE I-471 CORRIDOR FROM US- 27 TO OHIO STATE LINE. 0 - 5 58.5 Pulaski 8 8-8901/ HR 9006 MAJOR WIDENING $500,000,000 UPGRADE ROUTE FROM SOMERSET TO LONDON TO 8-8902/ INTERSTATE STANDARDS 8-8903 58.3 11-8907 Boone 6 6-79 I 75 CONGESTION MITIGTN $300,000,000 IMPROVE SAFETY, MOBILITY, OPERATIONS, AND GEOMETRICS AT THE JUNCTION OF I-75 AND I-275 AND THE SYSTEM-TO-SYSTEM 57.9 182 - 183.312 RAMPS. Jefferson 5 5-804 I 264 RECONSTRUCTION $59,630,000 IMPROVE I-264 (WATTERSON EXPRESSWAY) FROM WESTPORT ROAD (KY-1447) TO I-71, INCLUDING THE US-42 INTERCHANGE. 20.9 - 22.6 57.6 Jefferson 5 5-553 I 64 CONGESTION MITIGTN $36,550,000 IMPROVEMENTS WITHIN THE I-64 CORRIDOR FROM THE KENNEDY INTERCHANGE TO I-264 (WATTERSON EXPRESSWAY) 57.5 6.581 - 12.275 ADDRESSING SAFETY AND CONGESTION ISSUES. Jefferson 5 5-554 I 265 MAJOR WIDENING $88,360,000 IMPROVE SAFETY AND REDUCE CONGESTION ON I-265 FROM I- 65 TO US-31E. 10.25 - 17.3 56.9 Oldham 5 5-483.10 I 71 MAJOR WIDENING $39,600,000 IMPROVE I-71 FROM KY-329 (MP 14.1) TO KY-393 (MP 18.0). 14.1 - 18 55.0 Monday, June 24, 2019 Page 2 of 8 SHIFT Statewide Score County District Item # Primary Route Project Type Remaining Project Cost: Description Max 100 Christian 2 IP20070011 I 24 MAJOR WIDENING $119,276,000 IMPROVE SAFETY AND REDUCE CONGESTION ON I-24 FROM US 41A TO THE KENTUCKY/TENNESSEE STATE LINE. 85.563 - 93.373 53.8 Jefferson 5 5-559 I 65 RECONSTRUCTION $500,000,000 IMPROVE SAFETY AND REDUCE CONGESTION AT THE I-65/I-264 (WATTERSON EXPRESSWAY) INTERCHANGE. 129.289 - 131.587 53.2 Bullitt 5 5-550 I 65 MAJOR WIDENING $298,230,000 IMPROVE I-65 FROM KY-61 (PRESTON HIGHWAY) IN LEBANON JUNCTION TO I-265 (GENE SNYDER FREEWAY). 104.788 - 123.18 52.7 Fayette 7 7-8909 I 75 MAJOR WIDENING $85,320,000 IMPROVE SAFETY AND REDUCE CONGESTION ON I-64/I-75 FROM MAN O' WAR BOULEVARD TO THE NORTHERN SPLIT. 108.616 - 117.665 52.1 Franklin 5 5-551 I 64 MAJOR WIDENING $144,231,000 IMPROVE I-64 FROM US-127 TO US-60 SOUTH OF FRANKFORT. 53.11 - 57.86 51.9 Henderson 2 2-1088 New Route NEW ROUTE $830,000,000 I-69 BRIDGE PROJECT IN HENDERSON. 51.6 Jefferson 5 5-558 I 265 MAJOR WIDENING $85,730,000 IMPROVE SAFETY AND REDUCE CONGESTION ON I-265 FROM US- 31E (BARDSTOWN RD) TO KY-155 (TAYLORSVILLE RD). 17.3 - 23.1 50.7 Jefferson 5 IP20080190 I 71 RECONSTRUCTION $57,734,000 IMPROVE SAFETY AND REDUCE CONGESTION OF THE I-265 NORTHBOUND TO I-71 SOUTHBOUND MOVEMENT AT THE I-71/I- 48.6 7.5 - 9.08 265 (GENE SNYDER FREEWAY) INTERCHANGE. Monday, June 24, 2019 Page 3 of 8 SHIFT Statewide Score County District Item # Primary Route Project Type Remaining Project Cost: Description Max 100 Christian 2 IP20180067 EB 9004 RECONSTRUCTION $37,901,000 IMPROVE PENNYRILE PARKWAY TO MEET INTERSTATE STANDARDS FROM I-24 IN CHRISTIAN COUNTY TO THE I- 48.0 0 - 28.095 69/WESTERN KENTUCKY PARKWAY INTERCHANGE IN HOPKINS COUNTY. Henry 5 IP20110217 I 71 MAJOR WIDENING $67,586,000 IMPROVE SAFETY AND REDUCE CONGESTION ON I-71 FROM KY 153 TO US 421. 28 - 34 47.2 Oldham 5 5-483.20 I 71 MAJOR WIDENING $48,800,000 WIDEN I-71 FROM FOUR TO SIX LANES FROM KY-393 TO KY-53 18 - 22.4 46.7 Henry 5 5-552 I 71 MAJOR WIDENING $64,200,000 IMPROVE SAFETY AND REDUCE CONGESTION ON I-71 FROM KY- 53 TO KY-153. 22.4 - 28 46.6 Kenton 6 IP20170081 I 75 RECONSTRUCTION $1,000,000 STUDY HARD SHOULDER RUNNING IN NORTHERN KENTUCKY (ALL INTERSTATES). 183.312 - 190.8 46.5 Fayette 7 7-113.02 KY 4 MAJOR WIDENING $50,990,000 IMPROVE NEW CIRCLE ROAD FROM LEESTOWN ROAD TO NEAR GEORGETOWN ROAD. 7.26 - 8.26 46.4 Franklin 5 5-2035.71 I 64 MAJOR WIDENING $74,000,000 IMPROVE I-64 FROM MP 47.70 TO MP 53.75. 47.7 - 53.75 45.8 Monday, June 24, 2019 Page 4 of 8 SHIFT Statewide Score County District Item # Primary Route Project Type Remaining Project Cost: Description Max 100 Shelby 5 5-2035.40 I 64 MAJOR WIDENING $50,000,000 IMPROVE I-64 FROM KY-395 TO KY-151. Franklin 43.332 - 47.7 45.7 Montgomery 7 IP20080461 I 64 MAJOR WIDENING $36,257,000 IMPROVE SAFETY, CAPACITY, AND CONGESTION ON I-64 FROM THE CLARK/MONTGOMERY COUNTY LINE TO APPROXIMATELY 45.3 104.26 - 107.5 0.2 MILES EAST OF THE GRASSY LICK ROAD UNDERPASS. Shelby 5 5-65.40 I 64 MAJOR WIDENING $80,820,000 IMPROVE I-64 FROM 0.458 MILES EAST OF THE KY-55 INTERCHANGE TO THE KY-1790 UNDERPASS. 32.3 - 38.122 43.8 Montgomery 7 7-8819 I 64 MAJOR WIDENING $95,350,000 IMPROVE I-64 FROM MP 107.5 TO MP 113.7. 107.5 - 113.7 41.8 Jefferson 5 5-560 I 65 RECONSTRUCTION $100,000,000 IMPROVE SAFETY AND REDUCE CONGESTION AT THE I-65/I-265 (GENE SNYDER FREEWAY) INTERCHANGE. 124.7 - 125.7 40.1 Gallatin 6 6-8910 I 71 RECONSTRUCTION $40,030,000 IMPROVE GEOMETRICS ON I-71 FROM US-127 TO MP 64. 62.8 - 64 37.8 Graves 1 1-26 JC 9003 RECONSTRUCTION $18,880,000 IMPROVE THE PURCHASE PARKWAY FROM SOUTHWEST OF THE US-51 INTERCHANGE TO CARDINAL ROAD NEAR MAYFIELD 37.8 8.352 - 20 INCLUDING THE KY-339 INTERCHANGE IN WINGO, KY. Monday, June 24, 2019 Page 5 of 8 SHIFT Statewide Score County District Item # Primary Route Project Type Remaining Project Cost: Description Max 100 Fulton 1 1-25 JC 9003 RECONSTRUCTION $29,350,000 IMPROVE THE PURCHASE PARKWAY AT THE KENTUCKY/TENNESSEE LINE TO SOUTHWEST OF THE US-51 34.7 0 - 1.66 INTERCHANGE. Clay 11 11-8911/ HR 9006 MAJOR WIDENING $446,000,000 IMPROVE HR 9006 FROM LONDON TO HAZARD TO INTERSTATE 11-8908/ STANDARDS. 33.6 11-8909/ 11-8910 Pulaski 8-59.508 / 8-59.52 / 8-59.60 / 8-59.61 New Route NEW ROUTE $126,910,000 SOMERSET NORTHERN BYPASS (HAL ROGERS PKWY) SECTION 3; "GRADE AND DRAIN" FROM WEST OF THE BRIDGE OVER US-27 32.7 - AND THE SOUTHERN RR, E TO KY-39 N OF BROYLES RD. (INCLUDES INTERCHANGE AT KY-39). Jefferson 5 5-564 New Route TRANSPORTATION STUDY $5,000,000 SCOPING - NEW CONNECTION BETWEEN I-65 IN BULLITT COUNTY TO I-64 IN SHELBY COUNTY TO I-71 IN OLDHAM 31.9 - COUNTY. Clark 7 7-8506.01 I 64 MAJOR WIDENING $16,570,000 RECONSTRUCT I-64/MOUNTAIN PARKWAY INTERCHANGE TO ADD NEW RAMPS TO AND FROM THE EAST. 95.1 - 97.675 31.8 Clark 7 IP20080417 I 64 MAJOR WIDENING $83,350,000 IMPROVE I-64 FROM EAST OF THE BERT T. COMBS MOUNTAIN PARKWAY TO THE CLARK/MONTGOMERY COUNTY LINE. 97.775 - 104.26 30.7 Wolfe 10 10-168 KY 9009 MAJOR WIDENING $114,150,000 IMPROVE THE MOUNTAIN PARKWAY FROM 0.6 MILES WEST OF KY 191 OVERPASS TO 0.45 MILES WEST OF KY 205 INTERCHANGE. 45.8 - 56.8 28.9 Monday, June 24, 2019 Page 6 of 8 SHIFT Statewide Score County District Item # Primary Route Project Type Remaining Project Cost: Description Max 100 Magoffin 10 10-169 New Route MAJOR WIDENING $117,530,000 IMPROVE THE MOUNTAIN PARKWAY FROM US 460 TO THE MAGOFFIN/FLOYD COUNTY LINE. - 27.4 Kenton 6 IP20190073 I 275 RECONSTRUCTION $2,000,000 PLANNING STUDY OF THE I-275 CORRIDOR IN NORTHERN KENTUCKY. 79.5 - 81 27.2 Floyd 12 12-1.40 New Route MAJOR WIDENING $49,490,000 IMPROVE THE MOUNTAIN PARKWAY FROM NEELEY BRANCH ROAD TO COUNTY ROAD 1386 AT PRESTONSBURG ELEMENTARY 25.4 - SCHOOL.
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