NH Route 125 Corridor StudySRPC welcomes the NH Route 125 Corridor Communities, Community Advisory Committee members and other interested parties to submit comments on the Draft Final Report of the Phase 2 - NH Route 125 Corridor Study.
Please submit comments to SRPC by 5:00pm on March 13th via email to Julie LaBranche at "jlabranche@strafford.org" or by fax at (603)742-7986. The final study will be distributed to the corridor communities and posted (both Phase 1 and Phase 2) on the SRPC website at the end of March.
Draft Final Report (PDF 6 MB) -- contains a text file of narrative and grahics outlining
each of the Task in the project scope of work.
Build Out Analysis Figures (PDF 5 MB) -- these figures show traffic generation under the
maximum build-out scenario resulting from existing zoning.
Concept Plans - these 3 files show the recommended corridor improvements
under the preferred alternative scenario. The recommendations include
signalized and other controlled intersections, roadway widening and
reconfiguration, and integratation of multi-modal options.
Concept Plans Figures 37-43.pdf (5.3 MB)Concept Plans Figures 44-49.pdf (5 MB)Concept Plans Figures 50-55.pdf (4.5 MB)
FINAL REPORT FOR PHASE II OF THE NH ROUTE 125 CORRIDOR STUDY
Wednesday, January 16, 2008 at 6:30pm.
BARRINGTON TOWN HALL
41 Province Lane, Barrington, NH
Presented by:
Strafford Regional Planning Commission and
Vanasse Hangen & Brustlin, Inc. (VHB)
This study is funded through a grant from the NH Department of
Transportation
The Strafford Regional Planning Commission secured funding to complete a two phase comprehensive Transportation and Land Use Study for the NH Route 125 Corridor funded through the State Planning and Research (SPR) program. Our consultant -- Vannasse, Hangen and Brustlin -- are in the process of completing the second phase of the comprehensive corridor wide transportation and land use study for the NH Route 125 corridor between NH Route 101 in Epping and NH Route 16 in Rochester.
Phase II of this study will focus on identifying innovative solutions to better integrate transportation and land use. The data collected in Phase I Ð primary environmental constraints and traffic counts - will provide the baseline data for Phase II of the study. The goal of the corridor study is to enhance safety, preserve capacity and protect the transportation dollars already invested in the roadway. In addition, the study will develop and recommend land use policies that are consistent with smart growth strategies. The study will identify and develop specific safety improvement projects for inclusion in the Seacoast Metropolitan Planning Organization Long Range Plan. Phase I of the NH Route 125 Corridor study was completed in late 2005.
Friday, September 28, 2007 at 9:30am at the Waste Management, BOOT CAMP training facility at 36 Rochester Neck Road in Rochester.
August 10, 2007 Document to be posted shortly.
July 24, 2007 Document to be posted shortly.
