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City of Doral Freight Improvement Plan DISTRICT 6 City of Doral Subarea Freight Mobility Improvement Plan | FM# 43945-1-22-01 APPENDIX K Areas of Interest Reports Area of Interest Report Summary K.1 HEFT from SR 836 to NW 90th Street K.2 NW 74th Street from SR 826 to US 27/Okeechobee Road K.3 NW 117th Avenue from NW 41st Street to NW 90th Street K.4 NW 25th Street from NW 117th Avenue to MIA Cargo Area K.5 NW 36th Street from SR 826 to NW 67th Avenue K.6 NW 72nd Avenue from SR 836 to US 27/Okeechobee Road K.7 SR 826 from NW 25th Street to Okeechobee Road APPENDIX K.1 Homestead Extesion of Florida's Turnpike (HEFT) from SR 836 to NW 90th Street GIS Analysis Report - All Results Doral Freight (FLORIDA TPKE EXT) Area of Interest This AOI will be available in the EST until 04/12/2018 Last updated by Alexis Thomas @ FDOT District 6 Area of Interest Doral Freight (FLORIDA TPKE EXT) - Alternative #1 Summary Area of Interest Doral Freight (FLORIDA TPKE EXT) - Alternative #1 Summary Features within AOI Analysis Type Date Run Count Basemap 2000 Census Block Data 03/13/2018 33 2000 Census Data Block Groups - 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