Welcome
Thank you for your interest in the US-93, 300 South Project. The purpose of this online meeting is to provide information on the final design plans to add two lanes in each direction on US-93 between 200 South and 400 South.
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Project Background
The 300 South Road project is the fourth and final roadway segment of overall corridor improvements approved by the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) in 2007 as part of the US-93, I-84 to SH-25, Jerome County Environmental Assessment.
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Final Design Details
The project will expand the existing two-lane highway to four lanes with a center median and turn bays.
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South End of the Project
North of Intersection with 340 South
At Intersections with 320 South and Railway Street
South of Intersection with 300 South
North of Intersection with 300 South
North End of the Project
Eastern Idaho Railroad Crossing
The project will also adjust the grade of the Eastern Idaho Railroad (EIRR) crossing to improve motorists’ ability to see trains coming. Overhead signals will be installed to improve safety.
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