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Super Open House Brochure Goldstream Road FAIRBANKS AREA 30 CONTACT INFORMATION AREA-WIDE PROJECTS 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 CONTACT INFORMATION Farmers Loop Road Chena Hot Springs Road Steese Highway 41 31 PUBLIC INFORMATION MAINTENANCE & OPERATIONS Sheep Creek Road Caitlin Frye Jason Sakalaskas 907-451-5307 907-451-2214 College Road 34 REGIONAL DIRECTOR DESIGN/PRECONSTRUCTION Johansen Expy 33 39 32 Parks Hwy 35 Ryan Anderson, P.E. Sarah Schacher, P.E. Airport Way 907-451-2210 907-451-5361 38 40 Badger Road 29 CONSTRUCTION PLANNING 37 Richardson Hwy STATE OF ALASKA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION & PUBLIC FACILITIES Chena Pump Road Frank Ganley, P.E. Judy Chapman 907-451-5473 907-451-5150 29 BADGER ROAD TWO-WAY LEFT-TURN LANES 39 JOHANSEN EXPRESSWAY SIGNAL INTERCONNECT Upgrade Badger Road between Dennis Road and Hurst Road to accommodate a two-way l Construct a fiber optic interconnect system from the intersection of Johansen and Peger to Johansen eft-turn lane, including signing, striping, drainage, and utilities. and College. Work includes roadside hardware. CENTRAL REGION SOUTHCOAST REGION CONSTRUCTION Contact: Jacob Helton, 907.451.2797 Contact: Carl Heim, 907.451.5359 907-269-0448 907-465-1762 30 GOLDMINE TRAIL ROAD UPGRADE 40 GILLAM WAY RECONSTRUCTION NORTHERN REGION 2019 Upgrade approximately 4,750 feet of Gold Mine Trail Road with new pavement and safety Reconstruct Gillam Way between 22nd Avenue and Airport Way, including roadside hardware; improvements, including guardrail and curve realignment. utilities; sidewalks; and drainage, intersection, and ADA improvements. Contact: Ben Coker, 907.707.9636 Contact: Kyungyun Chi , 907.374.3709 The City of Fairbanks and the Fairbanks North Star Borough also construct and maintain roadways in the Fairbanks area. Their oces can be reached at 31 CHENA HOT SPRINGS ROAD MP 20 JENNY M CREEK BRIDGE 41 SHEEP CREEK ROAD CULVERT 907-459-6770 and 907-459-1340, respectively. Replace the Jenny M Creek Bridge on Chena Hot Springs Road at MP 20. Replace a failed culvert at the Happy Creek Railroad crossing on Sheep Creek Road outside Fairbanks. Contact: Arthur Plumlee, 907.451.2798 Contact: Dan Adamczak, 907.451.2294 32 COLLEGE ROAD MEDIAN EXTENSION 42 NR LED LIGHTING (FAIRBANKS AREA) Construct new median on College Road from the Costco driveway to Illinois Street, including Upgrade existing highway lighting system to a wireless control system and install more energy efficient roadside hardware, drainage and intersection improvements. technologies along Airport Way and the Johansen Expressway. Contact: Pat Shillinger, 907.451.5471 Contact: Nancy Birkholz, 907.451.2769 AlaskaNavigator .org 33 WEMBLEY AVENUE IMPROVEMENTS 43 FMATS SURFACE UPGRADES 2019 Reconstruct Wembley Avenue and construct an adjacent pedestrian facility, including roadside Resurface pavement, replace pavement markings, replace sidewalk curb with ADA-compliant hardware, drainage improvements, and ADA improvements. curb ramps at street corners, and install cross culverts on various streets and sidewalks in .org Contact: Charlie Bohart, 907.451.5367 Fairbanks and North Pole. AlaskaNavigator 34 DANBY - WEMBLEY ROUNDABOUT Contact: Tyler Straub, 907.451.5491 Reconstruct the intersection at Danby Street and Wembley Avenue, including roadside hardware, 44 FMATS SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENTS drainage improvements, ADA improvements, and utilities. Construct pedestrian improvements, including new and reconstruction of existing sidewalks AlaskaNavigator .org Contact: Charlie Bohart, 907.451.5367 and shared use paths at various locations in Fairbanks and North Pole. 35 UNIVERSITY AVENUE (SIDE STREETS) Contact: Ivet Hall, 907.451.5386 Reconstruct and extend Halvorson Road and Wolf Run, relocate Indiana Avenue, and relocate 45 FMATS INTERSECTION IMPROVEMENTS utilities along the right-of-way. Improve intersections in Fairbanks at 1st Avenue and Lacey Street and 10th Avenue and Lathrop Street. Contact: Travis Donovan, 907.451.2652 Contact: Veronica Scott, 907.451.5137 AlaskaNavigator .org 36 RICHARDSON HIGHWAY MP 353-357 ACCESS IMPROVEMENTS 46 FAIRBANKS RAMP SIGHT DISTANCE IMPROVEMENTS Reconstruct Richardson Highway and adjacent frontage roads, including roadside hardware, drainage and intersection improvements, and utilities. Work includes construction of new frontage Reconstruct right turn ramps at multiple locations in Fairbanks to improve sight distance, including roads and elimination of highway access points. roadside hardware, utilities, and other improvements. Contact: Andy Pagel, 907.451.5446 Contact: Pat Shillinger, 907.451.5471 37 PARKS HIGHWAY (MITCHELL EXPY) MP 356-362 RESURFACING 47 FAIRBANKS AREA SIGNAL UPGRADES - STAGE II Resurface the Parks Highway between MP 356-362, including all ramps. Work includes pavement Perform signal modifications at multiple locations throughout the Fairbanks area, including roadside preservation, bridge work, roadside hardware, drainage improvements, ADA improvements, and utilities. hardware. The DOT&PF operates Federal Programs without regard to race, Contact: Frank Jordano, 907.451.5320 Contact: Pat Shillinger, 907.451.5471 color, national origin, sex, age, or disability. Full Title VI 38 OLD AIRPORT WAY RESURFACING 48 FMATS VEHICLE PLUG-INS Nondiscrimination national origin, sex, age, or disability. Full Title Construct cold weather motor vehicle plug-ins at various locations in the Fairbanks area, including utility Resurface Old Airport Road between the Mitchell Expressway off-ramp and the intersection work. VI Nondiscrimination Policy: dot.alaska.gov/tvi_statement.shtml. with Fred Meyer, including roadside hardware, drainage improvements, and intersection improvements. Contact: Danny Dominick, 907.451.5362 Contact: Frank Jordano, 907.451.5320 To le a complaint go to: dot.alaska.gov/cvlrts/titlevi.shtml. 1 KIVALINA EVACUATION & SCHOOL SITE ACCESS ROAD 22 RICHARDSON HIGHWAY MP 51-65 RESURFACING Construct embankment for Kivalina evacuation road from the mainland side of Resurface the Richardson Highway between MP 51-65, including roadside hard- Kivalina Lagoon to Kisimigiuqtuq Hill (K Hill), including drainage improvements. ware, drainage improvements, and utility relocations. NORTHERN REGION Contact: Yusuf Rida, 907.443.3441 Contact: Jacob Temple, 907.451.5457 UTQIAĠVIK 2 KIVALINA AIRPORT EROSION CONTROL 23 TOK CUTOFF MP 38-50 REHABILITATION 4 5 Install permanent beach erosion control, armor rock, at the Kivalina Airport. Rehabilitate the Tok Cutoff Highway between MP 38-50, including bridge Contact: Yusuf Rida, 907.443.3441 DEADHORSE rehabilitation, roadside hardware, drainage, and utility relocations. 3 KIANA AIRPORT IMPROVEMENTS Contact: Jeremy Torres, 907.451.5492 Reconstruct the Kiana Airport, including skewing and extending the runway. 24 POWER CREEK EYAK LAKE ROAD Contact: Inho Chung, 907.443.5147 Rehabilitate Eyak Lake Road, including roadside hardware, drainage improvements REGIONWIDE PROJECTS 4 UTQIAĠVIK (BARROW) AIRPORT PAVEMENT OVERLAY and utilities. NORTHERN REGION Contact: Mark Brunson, 907.451.5486 26 27 28 Repave the runway, taxiways, and taxi lane. Repair airport lighting and replace 1 signs and pavement markings. 25 NR ELECTRICAL ENCLOSURE BULDINGS (TOK AND EAGLE) KIVALINA Contact: Scott Leigh, 907.443.3448 2 Replace electrical equipment buildings at the Eagle and Tok Airports. 3 Contact: Al Beck, 907.451.2276 KIANA 5 UTQIAĠVIK (BARROW) M&O FACILITY - STAGE 1 Construct a building pad and road access for the future M&O facility at the airport NR AVC UPGRADE & CONSTRUCTION SHISHMAREF SELAWIK 26 Dalton Highway that will house snow removal equipment, aircraft rescue and firefighting equipment, 10 9 and sand and deicing chemicals. Install new and upgrade existing classification stations to Automatic Vehicle Contact: Jon Sallstrom, 907.451.5440 Classifiers (AVCs) at multiple locations throughout the Northern Region. 11 BREVIG MISSION Contact: Michael Herbeck, 907.451.2771 NOME AIRPORT SETTLEMENT REPAIR & FENCE INSTALLATION 7 27 NR RADAR SITES FOR NON-INTRUSIVE DETECTION Repair settlement areas at the Nome Airport and install a perimeter fence and 7 FOX Install non-intrusive traffic detection equipment at various locations throughout 8 access road. MANLEY 14 EAGLE Northern Region. Contact: Vanessa Musich, 907.443.3415 NOME WHITE MOUNTAIN FAIRBANKS 25 Contact: Michael Herbeck, 907.451.2771 8 WHITE MOUNTAIN & HOLY CROSS AIRPORT REHAB & LIGHTING 28 NR ROAD WEATHER INFORMATION SYSTEM INSTALLATIONS Parks Hwy Alaska Hwy Rehabilitate the White Mountain and Holy Cross Airports by installing surfacing, Install two weather stations in the Fairbanks area and at three locations along the Richardson Hwy dust palliative, lighting systems, and FAA Navaids. TOK 25 length of the Richardson Highway. Contact: Neil Strandberg, 907.443.3442 Contact: Dan Adamczak, 907.451.2294 Denali Hwy 18 9 SELAWIK FOOTBRIDGE REHABILITATION 8 HOLY CROSS 23 Rehabilitate the East Fork and West Fork Selawik Footbridges. Work includes bridge work, redecking rails, utilities, and ADA improvements. GLENNALLEN Contact: Scott Leigh, 907.443-3448 Glenn Hwy 10 SHISHMAREF LANDFILL ROAD ARMORING 22 VALDEZ Rebuild, resurface, and armor portions of the Shishmaref Landfill Road to address CENTRAL REGION ANCHORAGE 21 20 damage that occurred during 2013 storms. FOR ONGOING ROAD CONSTRUCTION UPDATES DURING THE SEASON VISIT CORDOVA Contact: Dan Adamczak, 907.451.2294 24 AlaskaNavigator.org SOUTHCOAST REGION 11 BREVIG MISSION SEGMENTED CIRCLE Bring existing segmented circle up to current standards at the Brevig Mission Airport. Contact: Dan Adamczak, 907.451.2294 14 ELLIOTT
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