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JOPLIN AREA TRANSPORTATIONSTUDYORGANIZATION

2030 LONG RANGE TRANSPORTATION PLAN

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109a MO�43 Intersection�w/�171 * * Access�management�and�intersection�improvements $1,000,000113a Fir Peace�Church MO�171 1.4 Improve�and�add�center�turn�lane�and�roundabouts $4,445,600113b Fir Joplin Peace�Church 0.5 Improve�and�add�center�turn�lane�and�roundabout $1,652,000115 Newman Duquesne MO�249 1.8 Improve�and�add�center�turn�lane $4,507,200116a MO�66 Maiden Schifferdecker 1.0 Improve�and�add�center�turn�lane�(Scoping�TIP�#�28HS*10) $3,602,000116b MO�66 Maiden Range�Line 3.0 Access�management�and�intersection�improvements�(Scoping�TIP�#28HS*10) $6,000,000117 20th West�Corridor Schifferdecker 2.0 Improve�and�add�center�turn�lane $7,204,000

118a 32nd Schifferdecker Country�Club 1.0 Improve�and�add�center�turn�lane $3,602,000118b 32nd Country�Club West�Corridor 1.0 Improve�and�add�center�turn�lane�and�roundabouts $3,602,000136 15th Intersection�w/�KCS * Grade�separation $15,000,000119 St.�Louis/Prairie�Flower Zora MO�171 2.0 Improve�and�add�center�turn�lane $7,204,000122 Black�Cat Newton MO�66 2.0 Improve�and�add�center�turn�lane $7,204,000124 17th Oronogo Range�Line 0.2 New�roadway�construction $800,000127 RTE�Z RTE�YY MO�171 2.7 Improve�and�add�center�turn�lane�and�roundabouts $13,530,000128 CR�190 Interchange�w/�I*44 * * Construct�interchange $15,000,000

134a RTE�FF Intersection�w/�Davis * * Intersection�improvement $500,000137 Madison Daugherty Stadium 0.6 Improve�and�add�center�turn�lane $2,820,000138 Connecticut 50th Highlander 0.8 New�roadway�construction $3,200,000139 Duquesne Overpass�at�I*44 * * New�overpass�construction $5,200,000140 Connecticut Overpass�at�I*44 * * Improve�overpass�to�4�lane $3,500,000141 20th Duquesne MO�249 1.8 Improve�and�add�center�turn�lane $6,483,600142 Jackson Bridge�at�Shoal�Creek * * Improve�bridge�at�Shoal�Creek $1,200,000143 Maiden Perkins Murphy 0.2 Realign�and�improve $960,000144 Douglas�Fir State�Line Range�Line 8.5 Preserve�corridor�for�east/west�arterial $35,700,000

106a Duquesne 32nd 7th 2.0 Widen�road�(2�lane�to�5�lane) $9,600,000109b MO�43 MO�171 Carl�Junction 1.3 Improve�and�add�center�turn�lane $4,682,600145 MO�66 Prosperity CR�190 1.0 Improve�and�add�center�turn�lane $3,602,000110 MO�171 Hall Main 0.4 Access�management�and�intersection�improvements $480,000

111a Madison MO�171 13th�(W.C.) 0.6 Access�management�and�intersection�improvements $300,000111b Range�Line 13th�(W.C.) 15th 4.0 Access�management�and�intersection�improvements $2,000,000111c Range�Line Intersection�w/�15th * * Access�management�and�intersection�improvements $750,000111d Range�Line 15th I*44 1.9 Access�management�and�intersection�improvements $950,000121 Peace�Church Zora Fir 2.1 Improve�roadway $3,150,000125 Carl�Junction�Rd. Madison RTE�D 0.5 New�roadway�construction $1,800,000126 44th Overpass�at�I*44 * * New�overpass�construction $5,000,000

130a MO�96 RTE�JJ RTE�D 9.1 Access�management�and�intersection�improvements $2,000,000130b MO�96 Intersection�w/�RTE�D * Turn�lane�improvements $550,000131 RTE�D Hawthorne MO�96 2.0 Improve�and�construct�new�bridge $3,000,000132 RTE�D Intersection�w/�Ivy * * Intersection�improvement $550,000133 RTE�FF Intersection�w/�Reinmiller * * Intersection�improvement $550,000146 Old�71�(Tipton�Ford) Bridge�at�Shoal�Creek * * Bridge�replacement $1,200,000

TIP�#03HL*10 20th Intersection�w/�Main * * Intersection�improvements $1,500,000TIP�#03HL*11 26th Maiden Schifferdecker 1.0 Improve�and�add�center�turn�lane $1,900,000TIP�#02HL*11 Zora MO�43 Range�Line 2.0 Widen�road�(2�lane�to�5�lane) $2,000,000TIP�#�01HL*10 Zora Interchange�at�Main * * Interchange�construction�and�RR�grade�separation $15,000,000TIP�#01HL*11 Schifferdecker MO�66 32nd 2.0 Widen�road�(2�lane�to�5�lane) $2,200,000TIP�#04HL*11 Broadway/Buchanan Florida St.�Louis 0.7 Improve�and�add�center�turn�lane $1,300,000TIP�#05HL*11 St.�Louis Broadway Zora 1.5 Improve�and�add�center�turn�lane $1,800,000

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