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Various Counties and Districts Authorization to Designate on the State Highway System I-369, I-69E, I-2, and I-69C VARIOUS COUNTIES AND DISTRICTS AUTHORIZATION TO DESIGNATE ON THE STATE HIGHWAY SYSTEM I-369, I-69E, I-2, AND I-69C Description This minute order designates the following highway segments: • A 3.5 mile segment of US 59, from I-30 to State Loop 151 in Texarkana, to be designated as I-369. • A 53.3 mile segment of US 77, from the junction of Business 77 north of Raymondville to the limits of access control just north of the United States-Mexico International Border Crossing Complex, to be designated as I-69 East (I-69E). • A 46.8 mile segment of US 83, from the junction of Showers Road in Palmview to US 77 in Harlingen, to be designated as I-2. • A 13.5 mile segment of US 281, from the junction of FM 2812 in Edinburg to US 83 in Pharr, to be designated as I-69 Central (I-69C). Additionally, this minute order re-designates I-69/US 77 from I-37 in Corpus Christi southward approximately 6.2 miles to SH 44 in Robstown to I-69 East (I-69E). Background The department has made individual requests to designate the above highway segments as part of the Interstate Highway System, based on the procedures and criteria established in Appendix A and Appendix B to 23 CFR Part 470, Subpart A, and the policies of FHWA and AASHTO. Minute Order 112875, dated October 27, 2011, designated I-69 on the state highway system concurrent with US 77 from I-37 in Corpus Christi southward approximately 6.2 miles to SH 44 in Robstown. FHWA subsequently informed the department and AASHTO that this segment of I-69 should be renumbered as I-69 East (I 69E). During its spring 2013 meeting, AASHTO approved an application to change the Interstate route numbering of this Interstate system segment from I-69 to I- 69E. Criteria Before a segment of highway can be added to the Interstate Highway System, AASHTO must take action to approve the application. Furthermore, FHWA must confirm that the highway segment meets the applicable FHWA Interstate designation regulations and criteria, and approve any associated design exception requests. Following such confirmation, the FHWA Administrator must take action to approve the addition of the highway segment to the Interstate Highway System. Problem/Condition None. Other Comments None. Alternate Solutions/Actions None. TPP 5/29/13 9:30 a.m. TEXAS TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION VARIOUS Counties MINUTE ORDER Page 1 of 1 VARIOUS Districts The Texas Transportation Commission (commission) previously authorized the Texas Department of Transportation (department) to submit applications to the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) requesting that the following highway segments be added to the Interstate Highway System: • A 3.5 mile segment of US 59, from I-30 to State Loop 151 in Texarkana, to be designated as I-369 (Exhibit A). • A 53.3 mile segment of US 77, from the junction of Business 77 north of Raymondville to the limits of access control just north of the United States-Mexico International Border Crossing Complex, to be designated as I-69 East (I-69E) (Exhibit B). • A 46.8 mile segment of US 83, from the junction of Showers Road in Palmview to US 77 in Harlingen, to be designated as I-2 (Exhibit C). • A 13.5 mile segment of US 281, from the junction of FM 2812 in Edinburg to US 83 in Pharr, to be designated as I-69 Central (I-69C) (Exhibit D) Before a segment of highway can be added to the Interstate Highway System, AASHTO must take action to approve the application. Furthermore, the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) must confirm that the highway segment meets the applicable Interstate designation regulations and criteria, and approve any associated design exception requests. Following such confirmation, the FHWA Administrator must take action to approve the addition of the highway segment to the Interstate Highway System. As of May 24, 2013, AASHTO and the FHWA Administrator have issued the required approvals. Additionally, Minute Order 112875, dated October 27, 2011, designated I-69 on the state highway system concurrent with US 77 from I-37 in Corpus Christi southward approximately 6.2 miles to SH 44 in Robstown. FHWA subsequently informed the department and AASHTO that this segment of I-69 should be renumbered as I-69 East (I 69E). During its spring 2013 meeting, AASHTO approved an application to change the Interstate route numbering of this Interstate system segment from I-69 to I-69E. Pursuant to Texas Transportation Code, §§201.103 and 221.001, the executive director of the department has recommended the concurrent designations described above. The commission finds that the concurrent designations described above will facilitate the flow of traffic, promote public safety, and maintain continuity of the state highway system and are necessary for the proper development and operation of the system. IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED by the commission that I-369 (as shown on Exhibit A), I-69E (as shown on Exhibit B), I-2 (as shown on Exhibit C), and I-69C (as shown on Exhibit D) are to be so designated on the state highway system concurrent with the existing route numbers. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the previously-designated portion of I-69/US 77 be designated on the state highway system as I-69E, concurrent with the existing US 77 route number (as shown in Exhibit E). Submitted and reviewed by: Recommended by: Director of Planning Executive Director Minute Date Number Passed Atlanta District Exhibit A Bowie County 59 Red Lick 559 1397 989 2240 2878 1297 30 559 2148 30 14 71 Texarkana 82 Nash 82 989 59 Wake Village 67 2148 67 93 3287 151 3527 558 59 989 2148 2516 2516 IH 369 Designation Copyright 2013 Texas Department of Transportation Texas Department of Transportation 0 0.5 1 Transportation Planning and Programming Division Notice This map was produced for internal use Miles Data Analysis, Mapping and Reporting Branch within the Texas Department of Transportation. Accuracy is limited to the validity of available May 20, 2013 data as of December 31, 2012. Pharr District Exhibit D Hidalgo County 68 2812 281 1925 1925 68 907 2220 2061 107 107 Edinburg 2128 494 107 107 Hidalgo 336 Alton 1926 676 3362 2061 1426 494 68 1423 2220 Palmhurst 907 1924 McAllen 336 Mission 281 3461 1926 3362 2061 495 Pharr 1426 495 2220 San Juan 495 336 907 68 83S 1423 115 83 2061 Alamo IH 69 C Designation 83 2557 Donna Copyright 2013 Texas Department of Transportation Texas Department of Transportation 0 1 2 Transportation Planning and Programming Division Notice This map was produced for internal use Miles Data Analysis, Mapping and Reporting Branch within the Texas Department of Transportation. Accuracy is limited to the validity of available May 20, 2013 data as of December 31, 2012. Corpus Christi District Exhibit E Nueces County w e i v S t r San h d a e S C r 0 v l p R i i o s 2 Patricio r a b R 3 n r w u e e T r E i g R t r v t C r e e v i v i R R Up d R r i pa ve o a r Le lt 624 A e e a g m a ld 624 Corpus o e He L M f arn h Christi e 37 R UV407 ¨¦§ B arber Ln County R oad 52 e tt a o ic ll L a o t C t 7 8 2 R 1889 C CR 50 1694 9 6 R C t e l o Coun i ty Road 48 V CR 287 Meadow Ln Nueces ¨¦§69 6 7 24 Co R unty Road 46 C ¤£77 1694 Robstown County Road 44 1889 r ounty Road 44 e C u 77U Co J a ¤£ unty ewitt B Road 42 Ashburn Kissling UV22 Lopez UV44 Cenizo 24 W 1694 UV44C 77U R ¤£ a m p Maine County Road 40 44C e i UV r a M UV44 Redesignate IH 69 as IH 69E ¤£77 Copyright 2013 Texas Department of Transportation Texas Department of Transportation 0 0.5 1 Transportation Planning and Programming Division Notice This map was produced for internal use Miles Data Analysis, Mapping and Reporting Branch within the Texas Department of Transportation. ° Accuracy is limited to the validity of available May 28, 2013 data as of December 31, 2012. Pharr District Exhibit B Willacy and Cameron Counties CR 3690 77 186 186 186 Raymondville Willacy Lyford 77 107 Hidalgo 499 Harlingen 83 77 499 Weslaco 345 83 San Mercedes Benito Cameron 100 281 100 77 281 Brownsville 550 48 281 48 4 77 University Blvd IH 69E Designation Copyright 2013 Texas Department of Transportation Texas Department of Transportation 0 2.5 5 Transportation Planning and Programming Division Notice This map was produced for internal use Miles Data Analysis, Mapping and Reporting Branch within the Texas Department of Transportation. Accuracy is limited to the validity of available May 20, 2013 data as of December 31, 2012..
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