LA_Ridenbaugh_Canal_and_Hardin_Drain_at_Stoddard_Rd_-_Victory_to_Overland_Project#_522029_LA.pdf

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Stoddard Road, Victory Road to Overland Road
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CT227-06
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Ada County, Idaho

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Stoddard Road, Victory Road to Overland Road Project Summary

This is a Project Description document for a state and local infrastructure improvement project in Idaho involving road reconstruction and utility upgrades along Stoddard Road from Victory Road to Overland Road. The project scope encompasses comprehensive pavement maintenance with full depth asphalt pavement reconstruction, installation of extruded curb, standard curb, gutter, sidewalk, and pedestrian ramps, along with a multi-use path and bike lanes. Additional work includes the relocation of an electric fence, construction of a retaining wall, and installation or adjustment of irrigation lines, water mains, sewer lines, and fiber optic lines with associated boxes and valve and manhole adjustments. The project also requires widening the Ridenbaugh Bridge #2080 and piping the Hardin drain. Traffic control improvements include the addition of a pedestrian hybrid beacon (PHB), a rectangular rapid flashing beacon (RRFB), median islands, and roadway lighting throughout the project limits.

The document provides a comprehensive project overview detailing the various infrastructure components required for this multi-faceted roadway improvement initiative. The project represents a coordinated effort to modernize transportation infrastructure while addressing utility needs and enhancing pedestrian and bicycle safety through the addition of dedicated pathways and advanced traffic control devices. No specific pricing, timeline, or bidding information is detailed within the available document content.

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