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MMUTIS Appendices I-1-48 Project Profile MMUTIS Appendices Project Profile Category Project Location: NCR R-10/C-3 Expressway Expressway XC51XC51XC51 XC51XC51XC51 Description: XC51XC51XC51 R-10/C-3 Expressway will connect the North Harbor and the M.M. Skyway at A. Bonifacio & C-3 intersection through R-10 and C-3 corridor. It is expected to form an urban circular XR10C3XR10C3 XC52XC52XC52 XC52XC52XC52 expressway network and to serve heavy vehicles to and XR7XR7 XC52XC52XC52 XMMS3XMMS3XMMS3 XMMS3XMMS3XMMS3 from the Port area. XMMS3XMMS3XMMS3 XR4XR4 XMMS2XMMS2XMMS2 XMMS1XMMS1 XC53XC53XC53 XC53XC53XC53 C1C1C1 C1C1C1 MMM MMM Code XR10C3 R-10/C-3 Item Expressway 7.5 km Agency DPWH BOT-PMO Standard Expressway (6 lanes) Project Type of Work New Type Status DPWH Plan Classification National Road Existing ROW (m) 35.0 Road Pavement Concrete Land Use Commercial Roadside Density High Condition Squatter Significant Environmental Constraints Air Pollution ROW Area (m2) Acquisition Difficulty ROW --- Project Compensation --- Cost (PHPmil) Construction 12,732.0 Total 12,732.0 Technical Issues for Construction on Construction congested highway Elevated Remarks Expressway I-1-48 MMUTIS Appendices Project Profile Category Project Location: NCR R-7 Expressway Expressway XC51XC51XC51 XC51XC51XC51 Description: XC51XC51XC51 This expressway will utilize Quezon Ave. and form a radial route from the inner circular network formed by M.M. Skyway and R-10/C-3 Expressway. In the MMUTIS proposal, it will be XR10C3 XC52XC52XC52 XC52XC52XC52 extended toward the east and connected to C-6 to server XR7XR7 XC52XC52XC52 XMMS3XMMS3XMMS3 XMMS3XMMS3XMMS3 traffic demand between Manila CBD and Marikina. XMMS3XMMS3XMMS3 XR4XR4 XMMS2XMMS2XMMS2 XMMS1XMMS1 XC53XC53XC53 XC53XC53XC53 MC1MC1MC1 5454 MC1MC1MC1 XCXXCXC54C54 XXX XCXC XXX Code XR7 R-7 Expressway Item 13.5 km Agency DPWH BOT-PMO Standard Expressway (6 lanes) Project Type of Work New Type Status MMUTIS proposal Classification National Road Existing ROW (m) 35.0 Road Pavement Concrete Land Use Housing Roadside Density High Condition Squatter Significant Environmental Constraints Air Pollution ROW Area (m 2) Acquisition Difficulty ROW --- Project Compensation --- Cost (PHPmil) Construction 22,916.0 Total 22,916.0 Technical Issues for Construction on Construction congested highway Elevated Remarks Expressway I-1-49 MMUTIS Appendices Project Profile Category Project Location: NCR R-4 Expressway Expressway XC51XC51XC51 XC51XC51XC51 Description: XC51XC51XC51 This Expressway will utilize Pasig River and R-4 Extension (a primary arterial proposed by MMUTIS), and form a radial route from the inner circular network formed by M.M. Skyway XR10C3XR10C3 XC52XC52XC52 XC52XC52XC52 and R-10/C-3 Expressway. In the MMUTIS proposal, it will be XR7XR7 XC52XC52XC52 XMMS3XMMS3XMMS3 XMMS3XMMS3XMMS3 extended toward the southeast and connected to C-6 to serve XMMS3XMMS3XMMS3 traffic demand between Manila CBD and northern Laguna de B XR4XR4 XMMS2XMMS2XMMS2 XMMS1XMMS1 XC53XC53XC53 XC53XC53XC53 MC1MC1MC1 5454 MC1MC1MC1 XCXXCXC54C54 XXX XCXC XXX Code XR4 R-4 Expressway Item 12.5 km Agency DPWH BOT-PMO Standard Expressway (6 lanes) Project Type of Work New Type Status MMUTIS proposal Classification MMUTIS proposal Existing ROW (m) 51.0 Road Pavement Concrete Land Use Housing Roadside Density High Condition Squatter Significant Environmental Constraints Air Pollution ROW Area (m 2) Acquisition Difficulty ROW --- Project Compensation --- Cost (PHPmil) Construction 21,220.0 Total 21,220.0 Technical Issues for Construction on Construction congested highway Elevated Remarks Expressway I-1-50 MMUTIS Appendices Project Profile Category Project Location: NCR C-5 Expressway Expressway XW2XW2 Description: XW2XW2 XN3-1XN3-1 This Expressway will be an elevated structure over C-5 XC51XC51XC51 and will form the second north-south expressway corridor XC51XC51XC51 next to the Skyway and R-10/C-3, and will ease heavy XR10C3XR10C3 XC52XC52XC52 XC52XC52XC52 traffic demand between the north and south of Metro Manila. XC52XC52XC52 XR7XR7 XMMS3XMMS3XMMS3 XMMS3XMMS3XMMS3 The MMUTIS proposal, it will be connected to the North XMMS3XMMS3XMMS3 Expressway over the North Central Road in the north and XR4XR4 the South Central Expressway over the South Central Road XMMS2XMMS2XMMS2 in the south. XMMS1XMMS1 XMMS1XMMS1 XC53XC53XC53 XC53XC53XC53 XC54XC54 XMC1XMC1XMC1 XMC1XMC1XMC1 XS4-1XS4-1XS4-1 XS4-1XS4-1XS4-1 XMC2XMC2 Code XC51 XC52 XC53 XC54 South Fairview- Quezon Ave.- R-4 R-4 - SLE SLE-Roxas Blvd. Item Quezon Ave. 5.0 km 12.5 km 7.0 km 6.4 km Agency DPWH BOT-PMO DPWH BOT-PMO DPWH BOT-PMO DPWH BOT-PMO Standard Expressway (6 lanes)Expressway (6 lanes)Expressway (6 lanes)Expressway (6 lanes Project Type of Work New New New New Type Status MMUTIS proposal MMUTIS proposal MMUTIS proposal MMUTIS proposal Classification National Road National Road National Road National Road Existing ROW (m) 50.0 50.0 50.0 50.0 Road Pavement Concrete Concrete Concrete Concrete Land Use Housing Housing Housing Housing Roadside Density High High High High Condition Squatter Significant Significant Significant Significant Environmental Constraints Air Pollution Air Pollution Air Pollution Air Pollution ROW Area (m2) Acquisition Difficulty ROW --- --- --- --- Project Compensation --- --- --- --- Cost (PHPmil) Construction 8,488.0 21,220.0 11,884.0 10,864.0 Total 8,488.0 21,220.0 11,884.0 10,864.0 Technical Issues for Construction on Construction on Construction on Construction on Construction congested highway congested highway congested highway congested highway Elevated Elevated Elevated Elevated Remarks Expressway Expressway Expressway Expressway I-1-51 MMUTIS Appendices Project Profile Category Project Location: NCR/Cavite Prov. MMM MMM MMM MS3MS3MS3 MS3MS3MS3 Manila-Cavite Expressway MS3MS3MS3 Expressway Description: XR4XR4 XC52XC52 This Expressway will connect Baclaran area with Zapote/ XMMS2XMMS2XMMS2 Talaba and Kawit on the Coastal Highway corridor and will serve the increasing traffic demand on the Coastal Highway corridor. M.M. XMMS1XMMS1 It will work on the Coastal Highway in the same manner XC53XC53XC53 XC53XC53XC53 . Skyway South Luzon Expressway, XC54XC54 XMC1XMC1 XC54XC54 XMC1 XMC1XMC1XMC1 XS4-1XS4-1XS4-1 XS4-1XS4-1XS4-1 XMC2XMC2 XS4-2XS4-2 Code XMC1 XMC2 Bacularan-Zapote Zapote-Kawit Item 8.0 km 6.5 km Agency DPWH BOT-PMO DPWH BOT-PMO Standard Expressway (6 lanes)Expressway (6 lanes) Project Type of Work New New Type Status MMUTIS proposal MMUTIS proposal Classification National Road National Road Existing ROW (m) 50.0 50.0 Road Pavement Asphalt Asphalt Land Use Commercial Housing Roadside Density Medium Medium Condition Squatter Significant Medium Environmental Constraints Air Pollution Air Pollution ROW Area (m 2) Acquisition Difficulty ROW --- --- Project Compensation --- --- Cost (PHPmil) Construction 13,580.0 11,032.0 Total 13,580.0 11,032.0 Technical Issues for Construcion on Construction on Construction congested highway congested highway Elevated Elevated Remarks Expressway Expressway I-1-52 MMUTIS Appendices Project Profile Category Project Location: NCR/Cavite Prov. South Central Expressway Expressway XC54XC54 XMC1XMC1XMC1 XC54XC54 Description: XMC1XMC1XMC1 XMMS2 XMMS2 XMMS2 XMMS2 XMMS2 XMMS2 XMMS2 XMMS2 XMMS2 This Expressway will be an elevated expressway on the South XS4-1XS4-1XS4-1 XS4-1XS4-1XS4-1 Central Road proposed by MMUTIS to form the second north- XMC2XMC2 south axis in the southern suburb of Metro Manila. XS4-2XS4-2 XMMS4XMMS4XMMS4 XMMS4XMMS4XMMS4 Code XS4-1 XS4-2 Bicutan-Alabang Alabang Zapote Rd.- Item Zapote Rd. Das Mariñas 8.0 km 14.5 km Agency DPWH BOT-PMO DPWH BOT-PMO Standard Expressway (6 lanes)Expressway (6 lanes) Project Type of Work New New Type Status MMUTIS proposal MMUTIS proposal Classification MMUTIS proposal MMUTIS proposal Existing ROW (m) 51.0 51.0 Road Pavement Concrete Concrete Land Use Housing Housing Roadside Density High Medium Condition Squatter Minimal Minimal Environmental Constraints Air Pollution Air Pollution ROW Area (m2) Acquisition Difficulty ROW --- --- Project Compensation --- --- Cost (PHPmil) Construction 13,580.0 24,616.0 Total 13,580.0 24,616.0 Technical Issues for Construcion on Construction on Construction congested highway congested highway Elevated Elevated Remarks Expressway Expressway I-1-53 MMUTIS Appendices Project Profile Category Project Location: Bulacan Prov. North Central Expressway Expressway Description: This Expressway will be an elevated expressway on the North Central Road proposed by MMUTIS to form the second north-south axis in the northern suburb of Metro Manila. XN3-2 XN3-2 XN3-2 XN3-2 XN3-2 XN3-2 XN3-2 XN3-2 XN3-2 XW2XW2 XN3-1XN3-1 Code XN3-1 XN3-2 South Fairview-C-6 C-6 -Norzagaray Item 8.0 km 16.0 km Agency DPWH BOT-PMO DPWH BOT-PMO Standard Expressway (6 lanes)Expressway (6 lanes) Project Type of Work New New Type Status MMUTIS proposal MMUTIS proposal Classification MMUTIS proposal MMUTIS proposal Existing ROW (m) 51.0 51.0 Road Pavement Concrete Concrete Land Use Rural Housing Rural Housing Roadside Density Medium Low Condition Squatter Minimal None Environmental Constraints Air Pollution Air Pollution ROW Area (m 2) Acquisition Difficulty ROW --- --- Project Compensation --- --- Cost (PHPmil) Construction 13,580.0 27,160.0 Total 13,580.0 27,160.0 Technical Issues for Construcion on Construction on Construction congested highway congested highway Elevated Elevated Remarks Expressway Expressway I-1-54 MMUTIS Appendices Project Profile Category Project Location: Bulacan Prov. C-6 North Expressway Expressway Description: This Expressway
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