| Please click the link below for the public meeting summary |
| JP 34436(04) US-169 in Tulsa County |
| Where | When |
| This will be a web-based format (no in-person meeting) |
The information will be available beginning August 5, 2024 and comments are requested by September 2, 2024. |
Contact:
Should you have any questions regarding this project, please email environment@odot.org, or call 405-325-3269 and leave a detailed message.
Purpose
The Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT) will host a virtual public meeting to present the proposed improvements for US-169 in Owasso, Oklahoma. The open house also provides an opportunity for the public to comment. We look forward to your participation!
Click on the image below for a project location map.
Description
The Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT), in cooperation with the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), proposes to make safety improvements to US-169 starting from East 66th Street North and extending north two miles to East 86th Street North in Owasso, Oklahoma. This segment of US-169 is a divided highway with four 12-foot-wide paved driving lanes, 10-foot-wide outside shoulders, and 4-foot-wide inside shoulders. The northbound and southbound lanes are divided by a 32-foot-wide grassed median. The roadway has deteriorating pavement, drainage issues, and higher than average traffic. The 2024 traffic volumes are 66,114 vehicles per day (vpd), which are projected to increase to 86,914 vpd by 2044.
ODOT is developing design plans for improving this segment of US-169 while taking into consideration the cost of construction and potential environmental concerns. This new segment of highway will match the previous improvements south of East 66th Street North. It will be a six-lane divided highway with a concrete median barrier. The driving lanes will be 12-feet-wide with 10-foot-wide outside shoulders and 8-foot-wide inside shoulders. All improvements will be made on existing alignment and within current ODOT right-of-way. The third lane for north- and southbound traffic will be constructed within the center median. A concrete barrier with mounted light poles will be constructed to divide the highway to improve safety, and a median drainage system will be installed to facilitate drainage. The existing pavement will be milled and overlaid to create a smooth and consistent driving surface. Improvements will occur in phases so that there are two open driving lanes in both directions throughout the construction process.
This project is a continuation of the improvements necessary to meet local and regional travel demands, increasing traffic volumes, and modern design standards progressing along the US-169 corridor.
Comments
ALL COMMENTS NEED TO BE RECEIVED BY THE END OF BUSINESS ON SEPTEMBER 2, 2024
Submit Online: Comment Form
NOTE: To submit this Comment Form by email please download the form. Use your Adobe Reader to fill in your information and leave your comment, then select the Submit by Email button. You can also fill in the downloaded form and send it as an email attachment if you are on a public computer, or email your comments to environment@odot.org. If you do not currently have an Adobe Reader, you can download a free copy at https://get.adobe.com/reader/
Email: environment@odot.org
Address:
ODOT Environmental Programs Division
OKLAHOMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
200 N.E. 21st Street
Oklahoma City, OK 73105-3204
