The 2035 Long Range Transportation Plan Update 2011 will include reserve projects that we do not expect will be funded based on estimates of future resources. Reserve projects can move to the priority projects list if they are deemed to have high regional significance, or if priority projects are dropped by their sponsor or are no longer viable. The draft reserve projects are shown in ranked order.

Please review the list and let us know if you agree with the project ranking.

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Map of draft reserve projects for the 2035 Plan Update 2011.

Map of draft reserve projects for the 2035 Plan Update 2011.

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* 1. Please provide input on each of the reserved projects identified in the 2035 Plan Update 2011.

* Project will require special funding and would not count against the fiscal constraint.

  It's Fine Too High Too Low - Move to Priority Project Too Low - but keep as Reserve Project Other Comment (please add below)
34 - Replace/widen NS rail bridges over Fearing Blvd - $20M
35 - New BG I-75 interchange - $15M
36 - Build Swan Creek trail from Riverwalk/Erie Street Market to Swan Creek Metropark - $2.8M
37 - Replace “upriver” rail bridge as ped/bike crossing (part of Westside Corridor project 16) - $4.5M
38 - Ferry, downtown Toledo (connecting to Sandusky, Lake Erie Islands, Detroit) - *2.5M
39 - Multi-purpose path from Secor Metropark to Oak Openings Metropark - $3.5M
40 - Bikeway from Slippery Elm Trail to Waterville river bridge - $2M
41 - Buy rail right-of-way and extend University/Parks Trail into Michigan; provide access road right-of-way for Holland-Sylvania Rd. - $2.7M
42 - ITS arterial signal coordination–timing of traffic signals (across jurisdictional boundaries) for better flow - $2.8M
43 - Build bike connector between Oregon trail system and North Coast Inland Trail - $1.4M
44 - SR 64–add paved berms from Whitehouse to Waterville - $1.1M
45 - Replace Lavoy Rd Bridge over Indian Creek - $1M
46 - Central Ave., widen to 5 lanes from Centennial Rd. to Crissey Rd. and add turn lanes - $5M
47 - Add rural transit call-a-ride circulators (requires additional funding base) - $6M
48 - US 6 from Napoleon to Fremont–add turn lanes - $7.5M
49 - Bike network signage project–post signs on designated bike routes - $0.25M
50 - US 20A & Eber Rd intersection improvement - $1.5M
51 - Central Ave & Crissey Road Intersection Improvement (Turn Lanes) - $1.25M
52 - Build bike connector from North Coast Inland Trail to Wabash Cannonball Trail, across northern Wood Co - $6.5M
53 - Widen Secor, MI line north to Sterns Rd (1.5 miles) - $1.7M
54 - Dorr & Centennial Rds roundabout - $1.2M
55 - SR 25 safety improvements for "hot spots" - $10M
56 - SR 2 at SR 295 safety improvements: add turn lanes - $1.1M
57 - Make SR 795 (2000 feet) 4 lanes to I-280, from Lemoyne Rd. to Pemberville Rd. - $9M
58 - Build new road (S. Airfield Rd) between Air Cargo Pkwy & Whitehouse-Spencer - $1.2M
59 - Stitt & Waterville-Monclova Rds roundabout construction - $1.2M
60 - Extend Toledo Express Airport north-south runway, pending analysis of environmental impact on the Oak Openings region - *7.4M
61 - South Main & Gypsy Lane - realign intersection, add turn lanes - $1.2M
62 - East-west runway reconstruction and extension, Toledo Express Airport - *$50M
63 - Upgrade SR 64/SR 65/Mechanic St. 3-way stop intersection (add turn lanes or roundabout) - $1.5M
64 - Widen Ft Meigs Rd, Five Points Rd to Roachton Rd - $2.1M
65 - Toledo Executive Airport (Metcalf Field) Taxiway “A” phase 2 construction - *1.25M
66 - Freight airport, North Baltimore - * N/A

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* 2. Contact info - only if you want to (not required)

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