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2014 TIP Index With FYFY 20112011 -- 20142014 TransportationTransportation ImprovementImprovement ProgramProgram (TIP)(TIP) NOTE: Not all TIP projects are displayed on this map please refer to the TIP index of projects or refer to the MPO website at www.sametroplan.org Subject To Revision - Updated July 2010 Fair Oaks D R BOE Ranch E D E R SON VALLEY NE GFELD R LV E R D TH S BOR MI BU S TA Camp Stanley GE RD 10 L ¨¦§ e on C NCO RD ree Camp Bullis k S a BLA l a HARD d 281 o ¤£ C Y OAK BV OOP RD r 3034 L e e k EVA NS RD Garden Ridge NIC E BAB B LSA DR UL COCK I M SCE Dwight D. V E D RDE TX HWY 211 Grey R 3781 D Eisenhower R BANDER R Forest E RD JUDS UV16 BN A RD 3914 HUE 35 Fiesta CL ON RD ¨¦§ AS Texas Hollywood RD HES 3913 UV1604 SEN RD DOC Park RD Selma T TAHL RD O' S NACOG 281 OKOU £ C LO Cibolo BV ¤ O UTSA Salado Hill Country 3913 ALA RD N V L RD NO TX HWY 211 A Helotes Z Village H Univ. of Texas E A D Shavano R Schertz 31 ST Creek R Universal Government Canyon S.A. M 50 3798 D 1604 Park I W W McAllister UV LIT City VAN CE JAC A DE RD R 8 R PRUE RD W PRUE RD Y 323 E D Live R N GAL 3912 O P 3259 BULV 42.2 Oak USAA KSON WURZBACH PRKW Randolph M RD BRAUN RD Schnabel W San Antonio 3152 Medical AFB W Airport L EIR TE Center RAW UV1604 FM FM 1518 ZEL 368 SP 471 2 410 Windcrest S RD W 3685.1 - .5 ¨¦§ 3911 GIBB V RD OBLATE DR A 3154 FM 1560 Leon Converse AUSTIN HWY CU Valley Alamo 8 LE EST BRA E RD VE W Olmos Heights FM 7 R 3794 RITTI MAN RD FM 1516 S M RD S R Terrell 3155 W O L RD 3398 I Park I SEM D Balcones N RD 10 RISS Incarnate Hills 3826 A G 3795 FE ¨¦§ Northwest Vista N SEGUI P BV Heights Trinity Word College INGRAM RD RD D 6 D University 3796 BINZ ENGLEMAN 1 R REE WOODL 5 St. Marys AWN AV W EEN RD 3153 3825 GR ANCO Kirby M 1 R San Antonio N Sea University Splash F OT Ft Sam P College World RD 3824 Houston Town COMMERCE ST W 3645 STER STER 7/POTRANCO RD S W 46 151 WIG RD M 13 FM 195 FM 1346/ST HED F FM ¤£ 4966 FO RD St Hedwig 3563 MARBACH RD 15 E Our Lady of Alamodome D M H ST S R EAL 18 T RD GROSENBACHER AC the Lake LAVE 36 RNIA RD RIGSBY AV GMONT R RD RD S RD China Grove ZI STEVE R Lackland AFB 3643 S AV Southside 1346 3689 ITZ Le FAIR AV Lions FM F o u 410 t u r n TUART RD e 410 S FOSTE §B C i ¨¦k e ¨¦§ 87 r S 465 e RAKOW L £ 3 a ¤ n e a 90 Lackland AFB City ekof San Antonio la d Su ¤£ mm e o FM F Annex r NEW SU LO C 2 01 0 LPHU MILITARY DR SW r e RES M R SP 1604 Pearsall e UV HWY RIN ISS k GS es an 0 RD ke L Bi 201 e er tur m Fu um S EDO S HUTCHINS PLACE ION RD MASTERSON RD MASTERSON T H Brooks IL LAR S D r M e 3396 E v F B i u O t City-Base u S r RAND R u e m BCOVEL m ik NEW e L RD Palo Alto U e r a L 2 a L n 0 n 1 i e Med 0 s NELSON RD RSU S T RSA College RD EA a T N X P S n STUA D BV 410 PU S ¨¦§ R 1 A ST 22 FM n RA RT SOUTHTO t RD o 1937 R Y 1604 PL D UV n 181 ARZAMO NE ¤£ RD EASA N Z i F u R t TANA u r N o S e I u mm B D ik e QU e L r a 2 n 0 e 1 s 0 R KEAR NTON R D BL HW UE W iv T R ING RD Y 18 SHEPHERD RD SHEPHERD e F Elmendorf 1 S Toyota M 1 D r 35 NOYES RD ¨¦§ Plant 93 SOMERSE 7 NEAL RD 7 Lytle 32 S M RD F R Medina River 16 O I WY 1604 H UV FM 2790 Somerset SEN FM 3499 476 ON RD FM FM UV16 LLT TH RD SMI RD HITE 281 CAMPBE PPLEW A ¤£ ¨¦§37 HWY 281 S Legend HARDY RD μ FY 2011 - 2014 TIP Project Limits Miles 3563 MPO Project Reference Number 0 5 10 DISCLAIMER: The MPO makes no claims, promises or guarantees about the accuracy, completeness or adequacy of this information and expressly disclaims liability for any errors and omissions. The appropriate use of such data in other planning programs and studies must be determined entirely by the planners www.sametroplan.org and analysts of the firm or agency undertaking such projects. FY 2011-2014 Transportation Improvement Program Alphabetical Listing of Roadway, Bicycle, Pedestrian and Rideshare Projects NAME LIMITS From: To: Construction Cost MPO NUMBER Project Description Fiscal Year Austin-San Antonio Corridor Projects - Proposed Engineering & Analytical Studies $7,646,184 3406.1 FY 2011 Bulverde Road @ Evans - Widen existing for left turn lanes (all locations) $3,275,400 3034.0 FY 2011 FM 1957 Medina CL Loop 1604 Expand from 2 lanes to 4 & 6 lane divided $39,000,000 3563.0 FY 2012 Harry Wurzbach Road at Burr Road - Widen roadway to construct turn lanes and upgrade signal $1,100,000 3796.0 FY 2011 Harry Wurzbach Road at Rittiman Road - Widen roadway to extend left turn lanes and update signal $8,000,000 3794.0 FY 2011 Harry Wurzbach Road at Winans Road - Widen roadway to construct turn lanes and upgrade signal $1,300,000 3795.0 FY 2011 Houston Street AT&T Parkway IH 10 Reconstruct to 4 lanes with sidewalks, curbs and drainage $6,300,000 4966.0 FY 2011 IH 35 2.4 Mi S of Rittiman Road Rittiman Road Install illumination $200,000 3825.0 FY 2011 IH 35 at US 281 - High mast illumination $750,000 3824.0 FY 2011 IH 410 IH 35 FM 2536 Relocating entrance & exit ramps between RR overpasses $683,000 3396.0 FY 2013 IH 410 IH 35 North IH 10 East Install concrete median barrier and illumination $1,800,000 3826.0 FY 2011 Loop 1604 at SH 151 - Construct interchange (Phase IA - SH 151 MLs) $18,000,000 3398.0 FY 2011 Loop 1604 Braun Road SH 16 Expand 4 to 8 lane expy (toll 4 new MLs) and non toll outer lanes $62,586,543 3912.0 FY 2013 Loop 1604 FM 1535 (N.W. Military Hwy) Redland Road Expand 4 to 8 lane expy (toll 4 new MLs) and non toll outer lanes $207,240,170 3914.0 FY 2014 Loop 1604 SH 16 0.4 Mi S of SH 151 Operational improvements & reconfigure intersections @ New Guilbeau, Shaenfield $6,370,000 3915.0 and SH 151 FY 2011 101 San Antonio-Bexar County Metropolitan Area TIP FY 2011-2014 Transportation Improvement Program Alphabetical Listing of Roadway, Bicycle, Pedestrian and Rideshare Projects NAME LIMITS From: To: Construction Cost MPO NUMBER Project Description Fiscal Year Loop 1604 SH 16 N.W. Military Highway Expand 4 to 8 lane expy (toll 4 new MLs) and non toll outer lanes including 2 toll $308,784,186 3913.0 direct connectors at IH 10 FY 2013 Loop 1604 W. Military Drive Braun Road Expand to 6 lane expy (toll 6 new lanes) and non toll outer lanes including 2 toll $226,097,870 3911.0 direct connectors at SH 151 FY 2013 Loop 345 (Fredericksburg at Medical Drive - Road) Grade separation @ Medical; oper impr on Medical from Ewing Halsell to 0.2 Mi E $20,800,000 3682.0 of Lp 345 (Fred Rd); TxDOT to do construction FY 2012 Mission Trails Mitchell Street to S. Alamo Mission Trails "Espada" to "Alamo" Phase 4 & 5; Enhance Roadways, Trails and Markers that lead to Missions $6,855,000 3643.0 FY 2011 Salado Creek Bicycle Path Wetmore Blanco Construct Bike lane $676,938 3259.0 FY 2013 SH 211 Bexar CL, 2.0 MI S of FM 471, N FM 471 (Culebra Rd) Construct two lane rural highway on new location (Phase I) $4,759,040 3152.0 FY 2013 SH 211 Bexar C/L, 2.9 MI N of FM 1957, N Bexar C/L, 4.5 MI N of FM 1957 Construct two lane rural highway on new location (Phase I) $4,434,560 3155.0 FY 2013 SH 211 FM 1957 (Potranco Rd), N 2.9 Mi Medina County Line Construct two lane rural highway on new location (Phase I) $7,571,200 3153.0 FY 2013 SH 211 Medina Co. Line, 4.5 Mi N of FM 1957, N Medina Co. Line, 2.0 Mi S of FM 471 Construct two lane rural highway on new location (Phase I) $2,812,160 3154.0 FY 2013 Spur 371 US 90 Kelly AFB Ent Vic Cupples/Frio City Road Purchase Right-of-Way only $500,000 3689.0 FY 2013 US 281 0.2 Mi N of Loop 1604 Bexar/Comal County Line Expand to 6 lane expy (toll 6 new MLs) and non toll outer lanes $462,495,361 3781.0 FY 2013 VA Austin-San Antonio Passenger Rail in the SA-BC MPO and CAMPO Study Areas Final design,ROW and construction (platforms,stations,track, etc) $8,000,000 3768.1 FY 2013 VA Austin-San Antonio Passenger Rail in the SA-BC MPO and CAMPO Study Areas Final design,ROW and construction (platforms,stations,track, etc) $12,000,000 3768.2 FY 2014 VA ITS Deployment Program - Citywide (San Antonio) ITS operational improvements $1,190,000 4965.0 FY 2011 VA ITS Deployment Program - Citywide (San Antonio) ITS operational improvements $2,410,000 4963.0 FY 2012 VA In San Antonio-Bexar Co.
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