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MIFFLIN COUNTY START BRIDGE SD MILES PROGRAM IMPROVEMENT TYPE TITLE DESCRIPTION COST PERIOD COUNT COUNT IMPROVED Bridge Replacement on State Route 4013 over Strodes Run in Granville Township, BASE Bridge Replacement Strodes Run Box Culvert Mifflin County 1 $ 618,796 1 0 0.1 Concrete Pavement Rehabilitation of US 22 from the Lewistown Bypass thru the Lewistown Narrows in Derry Township, Mifflin County and Fermanagh Township, BASE Pavement Rehabilitation Lewistown Narrows Concrete Rehabilitation Juniata County 3 $ 5,000,000 0 0 13.77 Bridge Preservation on State Route 3002 over Kishacoquillas Creek in Lewistown BASE Bridge Preservation State Route 3002 over Kishacoquillas Creek Bridge Borough, Mifflin County 2 $ 1,444,000 1 0 0.1 Bridge Replacement on US 22 over Tributary to Messer Run in Oliver Township, BASE Bridge Replacement Tributary to Messer Run Bridge Mifflin County 1 $ 1,614,923 1 1 0.1 Bridge Replacement on PA 655 over Frog Hollow Run in Union Township, Mifflin BASE Bridge Replacement Frog Hollow Run County 1 $ 1,673,182 1 1 0.1 Rehabilitation of seven bridges on US 22 in Lewistown Borough and Derry BASE Bridge Rehabilitation Lewistown Bypass Bridges Township, Mifflin County 1 $ 20,000,000 7 6 0.33 Bridge Replacement on State Route 1002 over Honey Creek Bridge #1 in Armagh BASE Bridge Replacement Honey Creek Bridge #1 Township, Mifflin County 1 $ 4,063,928 1 1 0.1 Bridge Replacement on State Route 1002 over Honey Creek Bridge #4 in Armagh BASE Bridge Replacement Honey Creek Bridge #4 Township, Mifflin County 3 $ 3,250,000 1 1 0.1 Bridge Preservation on State Route 3006 over Jacks Creek in Derry Township, US 22 over Branch Long Hollow Run in Wayne Township, US 22 over Wakefield Run in Oliver Township, State Route 3017 over Beaver Dam Run in Wayne Township, State Route 4013 over Spring Run in Oliver Township, State Route 4013 over Strodes Run in Oliver Township and State Route 1002 over Honey Creek in Armagh Township, BASE Bridge Preservation Mifflin County 2020 Bridge Preservation Mifflin County 2 $ 1,875,000 7 0 0.1 Bridge Replacement on State Route 1005 over Tea Creek in Brown Township, BASE Bridge Replacement Tea Creek Bridge Mifflin County 1 $ 2,675,260 1 1 0.1 Bridge Replacement on State Route 2004 over Jacks Creek in Derry Township, BASE Bridge Replacement Jacks Creek Bridge Mifflin County 1 $ 3,543,928 1 1 0.1 Rehabilitation of six bridges on US 322 from Reedsville to Burnham in Brown BASE Bridge Rehabilitation Twin Bridge Rehabilitations Township, Mifflin County 1 $ 600,000 6 4 0.54 Bridge Replacement on State Route 4013 over Mussers Run in Oliver Township, BASE Bridge Replacement Mussers Run Box Culvert Mifflin County 1 $ 357,000 1 1 0.1 Bridge Replacement on US 22 over Branch Long Hollow Run in Wayne Township, BASE Bridge Replacement Branch Long Hollow Run Bridge Mifflin County 3 $ 1,900,000 1 1 0.1 Resurfacing of US 522 from Lewistown to the Snyder County line in Decatur BASE Resurface Lewistown to Snyder County Line Township, Mifflin County 3 $ 7,500,000 0 0 8.6 Construction of a new access road for the Mifflin County Industrial Park in BASE Congestion Improvement Mifflin Industrial Park Access Lewistown Borough, Mifflin County 1 $ 500,000 0 0 0.5 Resurfacing of PA 655 from County line to Belleville in Union and Menno BASE Resurface County Line to Belleville Townships, Mifflin County 3 $ 7,500,000 0 0 8.55 Bridge Replacement on State Route 1005 over Laurel Run in Armagh Township, BASE Bridge Replacement State Route 1005 over Laurel Run Bridge Mifflin County 1 $ 3,386,260 1 1 0.1 Bridge Replacement on State Route 2005 over Branch Kishacoquillas Creek in Derry BASE Bridge Replacement Branch Kishaquillas Creek Box Culvert Township, Mifflin County 1 $ 618,826 1 0 0.1 Bridge Replacement on State Route 1005 over Tea Creek Bridge #2 in Brown BASE Bridge Replacement Tea Creek Bridge #2 Township, Mifflin County 3 $ 500,000 1 1 0.1 Bridge Replacement on State Route 4013 over Strodes Run in Granville Township, BASE Bridge Replacement Strodes Run Bridge Mifflin County 3 $ 500,000 1 1 0.1 Bridge Replacement on US 22 over Branch Long Hollow Run Bridge #2 in Wayne BASE Bridge Replacement Branch Long Hollow Run Bridge #2 Township, Mifflin County 1 $ 1,381,377 1 1 0.1 Bridge Replacement on US 22 over Tributary to Juniata River in Oliver Township, BASE Bridge Replacement Tributary to Juniata River Bridge Mifflin County 3 $ 1,692,000 1 1 0.1 Bridge Replacement on PA 655 over Alexander Run in Union Township, Mifflin BASE Bridge Replacement Alexander Run Bridge County 1 $ 1,373,182 1 1 0.1 Page 1 of 3 MIFFLIN COUNTY START BRIDGE SD MILES PROGRAM IMPROVEMENT TYPE TITLE DESCRIPTION COST PERIOD COUNT COUNT IMPROVED Bridge Replacement on State Route 1012 over Laurel Run in Armagh Township, BASE Bridge Replacement State Route 1012 over Laurel Run Bridge Mifflin County 3 $ 500,000 1 1 0.1 Bridge Replacement on State Route 3001 over Kishacoquillas Creek in Lewistown BASE Bridge Replacement Kishacoquillas Creek Bridge Borough, Mifflin County 1 $ 3,782,455 1 1 0.1 Bridge Replacement State Route 4013 over Tributary to Beaver Dam Run in Wayne BASE Bridge Replacement Tributary to Beaver Dam Run Box Culvert Township, Mifflin County 1 $ 568,649 1 0 0.1 Bridge Preservation on US 522 over Branch Jacks Creek in Decatur Township, State Route 3014 over Juniata River in Bratton Township, State Route 2008 over Wolf Run in Decatur Township, PA 655 over Coffee Run in Brown Township, US 522 over Jacks Creek in Derry Township, US 22 over Beaver Dam Run in Wayne Township, State Route 2002 over Kishacoquillas Creek in Burnham Borough and State Route BASE Bridge Preservation Mifflin County 2014 Bridge Preservation 1002 over Dry Creek in Armagh Township, Mifflin County 1 $ 1,451,026 8 3 0.1 Bridge Replacement on State Route 2004 over Tributary to Jacks Creek in Decatur BASE Bridge Replacement Tributary to Jacks Creek Box Culvert Township, Mifflin County 1 $ 474,315 1 0 0.1 BASE Congestion Improvement Lewistown Signals Congestion Management Improvements in downtown Lewistown, Mifflin County 2 $ 4,746,000 0 0 0.5 Bridge Replacement on State Route 3017 over Tributary to Juniata River in Wayne BASE Bridge replacement PA 3017 over Tributary to Juniata River Box Culvert Township, Mifflin County 1 $ 618,550 1 1 0.1 Bridge Preservation on US 522 over Jacks Creek in Decatur Township, State Route 2008 over Jacks Creek in Decatur Township, State Route 3015 over Musser Run in BASE Bridge Preservation Mifflin County 2022 Bridge Preservation Oliver Township, Mifflin County 3 $ 1,875,000 3 0 0.3 BASE $ 87,583,657 53 30 35.49 Bridge Replacement on State Route 1003 over Treaster Run in Armagh Township, DOI Bridge Replacement Treaster Run Bridge Mifflin County 2 $ 2,200,000 1 0 0.1 Bridge Replacement on US 22 over Tributary to Juniata River in Oliver Township, DOI Bridge Replacement Tributary to Juniata River Mifflin County 3 $ 300,000 1 1 0.1 DOI Bridge Replacement Town Run Bridge Bridge Replacement on US 22 over Town Run in Oliver Township, Mifflin County 3 $ 300,000 1 1 0.1 Bridge Replacement on State Route 1002 over Dry Creek in Armagh Township, DOI Bridge Replacement Dry Creek Bridge Mifflin County 2 $ 3,300,000 1 1 0.1 Bridge Replacement on State Route 3006 over State Route 8005 in Lewistown DOI Bridge Replacement Lewistown Bridge Borough, Mifflin County 1 $ 4,250,000 1 1 0.1 Bridge Replacement on State Route 3006 over State Route 8005 Lewistown Bridge DOI Bridge Replacement Lewistown Bridge #2 #2 in Lewistown Borough, Mifflin County 1 $ 4,250,000 1 1 0.1 Resurfacing of US 322 on Seven Mountains from the truck escape lane to bottom of DOI Resurface Seven Mountains Paving the Mountain in Armagh Township, Mifflin County 1 $ 2,200,000 0 0 1.2 Resurfacing of US 322 from Reedsville to Burnham in Brown and Derry Townships, DOI Resurface Reedsville to Burnham Mifflin County 2 $ 6,600,000 0 0 3.94 DOI Resurface Lewistown Paving Resurfacing of US 22 and US 322 near Lewistown Borough in Mifflin County 1 $ 5,000,000 0 0 2.6 Resurfacing of US 22 from SR 3009 (Furnace Road) to Strodes Mills in Oliver and DOI Resurface SR 3009 (Furnace Road) to Strodes Mills Granville Townships and McVeytown Borough, Mifflin County 2 $ 7,150,000 0 0 7.46 Resurfacing of State Routes 1005, 3001, 3002 and 3006 in Lewistown Borough, DOI Resurface Electric Avenue Betterment Mifflin County 1 $ 7,000,000 0 0 4.72 Resurfacing, Tree Trimming and Guide Rail Upgrades on PA 103 from Pine Glen Hill DOI Resurface Pine Glen Road to Snooks Hill Road Road to Snooks Hill Road in Bratton and Granville Townships, Mifflin County 1 $ 1,606,000 0 0 4.6 Resurfacing, Tree Trimming and Guide Rail Upgrades on State Route 1005 from SR DOI Resurface State Route 4013 to Manning's Narrows Road 4013 to Manning's Narrows Road in Derry and Brown Townships Mifflin County 3 $ 1,349,000 0 0 2.13 Resurfacing, Tree Trimming and Guide Rail Upgrades on State Route 1005 from DOI Resurface Colonial Drive to Filter Plant Road Colonial Drive to Filter Plant Road in Armagh Township, Mifflin County 2 $ 1,000,000 0 0 2.46 Page 2 of 3 MIFFLIN COUNTY START BRIDGE SD MILES PROGRAM IMPROVEMENT TYPE TITLE DESCRIPTION COST PERIOD COUNT COUNT IMPROVED Resurfacing, Tree Trimming and Guide Rail Upgrades on PA 103 from Snooks Hill DOI Resurface Snooks Hill Road to Lewistown Road to Lewistown in Bratton Township, Mifflin County 2 $ 2,435,000 0 0 6 Resurfacing, Tree Trimming and Guide Rail Upgrades on PA 103 from Snooks Hill DOI Resurface Snooks Hill Road to North River Road Road to North River Road in Granville Township, Mifflin County 2 $ 1,000,000
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    KISHACOQUILLAS CREEK WATERSHED ACT 167 STORM WATER MANAGEMENT STUDY FINAL REPORT NOVEMBER, 2003 MIFFLIN COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION 20 NORTH WAYNE STREET LEWISTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA 17044 (717) 242-0887 KISHACOQUILLAS CREEK WATERSHED ACT 167 STORMWATER MANAGEMENT PLAN Mifflin County, Pennsylvania Plan Prepared For: Mifflin County Board of Commissioners Charles E. "Yogi" Laub, Chairman Susan M. McCartney James L. Hilderbrandt Mifflin County Planning Commission Otis Riden, Jr., Chairman Dan Dunmire John Pannizzo John Morris Donald Kauffman James Spendiff Marshall Hartman Thomas Moore Robert Lepley Staff Participation Mifflin County Planning and Development Department William A. Gomes, AICP, Director of Planning Mark N. Donohue, Associate Planner Millie J. Sunderland, Planning Secretary Donna P. Baer, Fiscal Assistant Project Consultant Gannett Fleming, Inc. P.O. Box 67100 Harrisburg, PA 17106-7100 PLAN ADOPTION BY MIFFLIN COUNTY: December 4, 2003 PLAN APPROVAL BY PA DEP: December 18, 2003 Funding for this plan was provided through the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection, as well as local funding provided by the Mifflin County Board of Commissioners. KISHACOQUILLAS CREEK ACT 167 STUDY FINAL REPORT TABLE OF CONTENTS I. Purpose of Report 1 II. Watershed Location and Description 1 III. Existing Land Use 4 IV. Projected Land Use 5 V. Existing Stormwater Management Regulations 5 VI. Stormwater Problems 8 VII. Modeling Results 8 VIII. Model Ordinance 12 IX. Best Management Practices 12 X. Plan Implementation 21 XI. Plan Update 21 LIST OF TABLES 1. Municipalities in the Watershed 4 2. Existing Land Use 5 3. Summary of Ordinance Provisions 9 4. Stormwater Problems 10 5. Subwatershed Modeling Characteristics 14 6. Summary of Modeling Results 19 i KISHACOQUILLAS CREEK ACT 167 STUDY FINAL REPORT LIST OF PLATES 1.