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US 113 Millsboro South SDEIS US 113 North / South Study 113 Millsboro-South Area Appendices Appendices US 113 North/South Study Millsboro-South Area Supplemental Draft Environmental Impact Statement APPENDIX A: ALIGNMENT SHEETS US 113 North/South Study Millsboro-South Study Area ­ Page Frames SDEIS Preferred Alternative Proposed Improvements Index Page Limits of Disturbance Parcel Boundaries 0 0.125 0.25 0.5 December 2016 Miles Water 24¬« 24¬« 30¬« «¬24 ¤£113 «¬24 £¤113 £¤113 BARK POND ROAD DUPONT BOULEVARD !( DUPONT BOULEVARD 113£¤ 113 ¤£ !( !( 20¬« !( 113 !( 1 4 5 6 2 3 7 8 9 10 Proposed Improvements Historic Property !( 11 Proposed Bridges Southern DE Heritage Trail Limits of Disturbance Parks and Recreation Agricultural District/Easement US 113 North/South Study A Relocation - Agriculture Millsboro-South Area ­ !( Waters of the US B Relocation - Business Water !( SDEIS Preferred Alternative Parcel Boundaries 100-Year Flood Plain Page 1 of 11 Proposed Pavement Removal Natural Areas (! Noise Receptor Planned/Proposed Development 0 100 200 400 December 2016 £ Feet (! Air Quality Receptor Wetlands ¤ 1 inch = 200 feet BARK POND ROAD !( 113 !( £ !( ¤ !( DUPONT BOULEVARD !( !( !( !( B !( !( !( !( ¬«20 !( THOMPSONVILLE ROAD !( !( !( !( Historic!( Property Southern DE Heritage Trail Proposed Improvements Parks and Recreation Proposed Bridges Agricultural District/Easement Limits of Disturbance!( !(Waters of the US A Relocation - Agriculture Water 100-Year Flood Plain B Relocation - Business !( Natural Areas Parcel Boundaries !( Planned/Proposed Development !( Proposed Pavement Removal Wetlands LANE LAKESIDE Noise Receptor 6 !( 4 5 LANE HERITAGE 1 3 !( Air Quality Receptor 2 7 8 9 !( !( 10 11 !( ­ !( US 113 North/South Study !( !( Millsboro-South Area SDEIS Preferred Alternative Page 2 of 11 December 2016 400 Feet 1 inch = 200 feet !( 200 100 0 !( !( (! BETTS POND ROAD POND BETTS Norfolk Southern FOX RUN ROAD (! (! !( !( (! (! 1 4 3 5 6 2 (! 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Waters of the US B Relocation - Business Water (! SDEIS Preferred Alternative (! Parcel Boundaries(! 100-Year Flood Plain Page 4 of 11 Proposed Pavement Removal Natural Areas WASHINGTON STREET EXT (! Noise Receptor Planned/Proposed Development 0 100 200 400 December 2016 (! Air Quality Receptor Wetlands Feet 1 inch = 200 feet (! (! HOLLYVILLE ROAD A WASHINGTON STREET EXT (! (! (! (! (! (! (! EXT STREET WASHINGTON !( 1 4 3 5 6 2 (! !( 7 8 (! 9 (! !( !( 10 Proposed Improvements Historic Property «¬24 (! (! 11 !( AY Proposed Bridges Southern DE Heritage Trail HW (! WALT CARMEAN LANE CARMEAN WALT IG !( Limits of Disturbance Parks and Recreation S H M Agricultural District/Easement (! A Relocation - Agriculture US 113 North/South Study LIA IL Waters of the US Millsboro-South Area J W ­ B Relocation - Business Water HN JO SDEIS Preferred Alternative Parcel Boundaries 100-Year Flood Plain Page 5 of 11 Proposed Pavement Removal Natural Areas JERSEY ROAD (! Noise Receptor Planned/Proposed Development 0 100 200 400 December 2016 (! Air Quality Receptor Wetlands Feet 1 inch = 200 feet MARYLAND CAMP ROAD 24 24 JOHN J WILLIAMS HIGHWAY «¬ RQ (! 1 4 5 6 HERBERT LANE 2 3 7 8 9 10 Proposed Improvements Historic Property 11 Proposed Bridges Southern DE Heritage Trail Limits of Disturbance Parks and Recreation Agricultural District/Easement US 113 North/South Study A Relocation - Agriculture Millsboro-South Area Waters of the US ­ B Relocation - Business Water SDEIS Preferred Alternative Parcel Boundaries 100-Year Flood Plain Page 6 of 11 Proposed Pavement Removal Natural Areas (! Noise Receptor Planned/Proposed Development 0 100 200 400 December 2016 (! Air Quality Receptor Wetlands Feet 1 inch = 200 feet (! (! B (! (! (! (! (! (! ¬«20 (! THOMPSONVILLE ROAD (! (! BETTS POND ROAD (! (! (! (! (! (! (! (! (! LAKESIDE LANE LAKESIDE HERITAGE LANE HERITAGE Betts (! (! (! (! (! (! Betts Pond (! (! 1 (! Pond 2 3 7 4 5 8 6 9 OAKAVENUE (! 10 (! (! US 113 North/South11 Study DUPONT BOULEVARD Millsboro-South Area 0 SDEIS Preferred Alternative 100 ! LIGHTHOUSE DRIVE ( 200 Page 7 of 11 (! Betts Pond 400 (! MILLERS RUN Feet ­ LODGE PINE (! PINE STREET December 2016 113 RUN MILLERS 1 inch = 200 feet ¤£ (! (! (! (! (! (! (! E (! V (! E (! R KER-LYN DRIVE (! (! (! G (! MILLSTONE LANE R E (! E N (! (! MILLSTONE LANE T E (! (! R (! (! R (! (! A (! C E (! (! (! ! ( (! (! COUNTRY PLACE (! (! (! (! (! (! PINE STREET (! (! (! (! (! (! (! Proposed Improvements Proposed Bridges A Limits of Disturbance Relocation - Agriculture B Relocation - Business (! Historic Property (! Parcel Boundaries Southern DE Heritage Trail (! Proposed Pavement Removal (! Parks and Recreation Noise Receptor (! Agricultural District/Easement (! Air Quality Receptor Waters of the US Water (! (! 100-Year Flood PlainOAK DRIVE (! Natural Areas (! Planned/Proposed Development OAK DRIVE Wetlands (! (! ¤£113 (! (! (! (! MILLERS RUN PINE STREET LODGE PINE (! (!RUN MILLERS (! 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Agricultural District/Easement Air Quality Receptor Waters of the US Water KENDALL STREET 100-Year Flood Plain Natural Areas (! ABBYPlanned/Proposed ROAD Development Wetlands (! «¬24 LAUREL ROAD (! ¤£113 ¤£113 «¬30 ¬«24 £¤113 «¬24 «¬20 ¤£113 NORTHERN AVENUE ¤£113 SUSSEX ALLEY BURTON ALY ALLEY MAGEE ALLEY RAILROAD STREET VIRGINIA AVENUE DUPONT BOULEVARD !( !( !( !( ALLEN ALLEY !( !( !( !( RAILROAD STREET NORTHERN BOULEVARD!( !( !( AVENUE HOUSTON ¬24 !( « !( PARKER ALLEY !( !( !( !( UNION STREET !( 1 !( !( STREET WASHINGTON SOUTH 2 CASE LANE !( 7 3 !( WILSON STREET 4 8 !( !( 5 WHARTON STREET 9 !( !( 6 0 US 113 North/South10 Study !( !( !( 11 100 SDEIS PreferredMillsboro-South Alternative Area !( !( SPENCER COURT 200 !( B Page 9 of 11 PARKER CIRCLE HUDSON AVENUE 400 WILSON HIGHWAY !( !( !( Feet !( !( ! ABBY ROAD December 2016 ( 1 inch = 200 feet ­ !( !( BOULEVARD AVENUE MITCHELL STREET «¬24 LAUREL ROAD !( !( !( ¤£113 !( !( DIVISION AVENUE DUPONT BOULEVARD IRONS AVENUE OLD LANDING ROAD !( OLLIE LANE !( IRONS AVENUE FIRST STREET !( NEW STREET !( !( !( SECOND STREET !( !( !( !( !( Proposed Improvements Proposed Bridges !( A !( Limits of Disturbance B Relocation - Agriculture GRACE STREET SAWYER LOOP Relocation - Business !( !( (! Parcel Boundaries (! Proposed Pavement Removal HICKORY HILL ROAD Noise Receptor !( Air Quality Receptor !( HOLLY STREET Historic Property Southern DE Heritage Trail !( !( Parks and Recreation Agricultural District/Easement !( Waters of the US Water !( 100-Year Flood Plain Natural Areas !( CEDAR STREETPlanned/Proposed Development GRACE STREET Wetlands !( !( !( !( !( !( !( !( !( !( ¤£113 ¤£113 !( !( !( !( SECOND STREET !( !( !( !( !( !( !( SAWYER LOOP GRACE STREET !( !( HICKORY HILL ROAD !( !( HOLLY STREET !( !( !( !( !( GRACE STREET !( !( 1 !( 2 !( !( 7 3 !( 4 8 5 !( 9 !( 6 !( 0 US 113 North/South10 Study MITCHELL STREET 11 100 SDEIS PreferredMillsboro-South Alternative Area !( 200 !( Page 10 of 11 400 Feet December 2016 1 inch = 200 feet ­ ¤£113 !( !( !( !( DUPONT BOULEVARD !( !( INDUSTRIAL STREET CENTERVIEW DRIVE CENTERVIEW !( !( Proposed Improvements Proposed Bridges A Limits of Disturbance B Relocation - Agriculture Relocation - Business (! Parcel Boundaries (! Proposed Pavement Removal !( Noise Receptor Air Quality Receptor Historic Property Southern DE Heritage Trail Parks and Recreation Agricultural District/Easement Waters of the US Water 100-Year Flood Plain Natural Areas Planned/Proposed Development Wetlands ") TOWNE CENTRE BOULEVARD ¤£113 W h a CENTERVIEW DRIVE CENTERVIEW !( r !( t !( o MITCHELL STREET !( 1 2 7 3 !( 4 8 5 ROAD BRANCH BOBBYS 9 6 0 n US 113 North/South10 Study DUPONT BOULEVARD 11 !( 100 SDEIS PreferredMillsboro-South Alternative Area !( 200 !( Page 11 of 11 TOWNE CENTRE BOULEVARD
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