Buckland Area Transportation Study

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Buckland Area Transportation Study

Final Report

Complete Final Report (170 mb)

Executive Summary (1mb)

Chapter 1 - Preferred Recommendations

Chapter 2 - Implementation Plan

Chapter 3 - Financial Plan

Appendix A - References Sited

Appendix B - Project Timeline

Appendix C - Public Comments (1 mb)

Appendix D - Study Recommendations (108 mb)

Appendix E - Right of Way Impacts (55mb)

Appendix F - Construction Cost Estimates

Appendix G - National Transit Summary

Appendix H - Updated Aquifer Protection Area in Manchester

Appendix I - Public Comments

Technical Memorandums

Memo 1 - Existing and Future Conditions Report (60mb)

Memo 2 - Future Conditions Report - Roadway Alternatives (85mb)

Memo 3 - TSM/TDM, Transit, Bicycle and Pedestrian Alternatives (93mb)

Memo 4 - Land Use Study (4mb)

Questions pertaining to these documents should be submitted to:

David M. Head

Transportation Supervising Planner

Intermodal Planning

Bureau of Policy and Planning

Connecticut Department of Transportation

P.O. Box 317546

Newington, CT 06131-7546