Route 352 and U.S. 1

AREA 2

Route 452 / U.S. 1 Intersection

WELCOME and PROJECT BACKGROUND

Station 1 (Area 1) Interchange

Station 2 (Area 2)  452/1 Intersection

Station 3 (Area 3) 452/352 Intersection

Station 4 Traffic & Safety

Station 5 Environment

Next Steps

Station 1 (Area 1) Interchange

Station 2 (Area 2)  452/1 Intersection

Station 3 (Area 3) 452/352 Intersection

Station 4 Traffic & Safety

Station 5 Environment

Next Steps

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Area 2 Video

Alternative A

No Left Turn at Loop Road

  • Three thru lanes in each direction along U.S. 1
  • All turns at signalized intersection of Route 452 and U.S. 1
  • Dual left turns from U.S. 1 to Route 452
  • Township Loop Road – only right-in / right-out at U.S. 1 intersection
  • Three thru lanes in each direction along U.S. 1
  • All turns at signalized intersection of Route 452 and U.S. 1
  • Dual left turns from U.S. 1 to Route 452
  • Township Loop Road – only right-in / right-out at U.S. 1 intersection

Alternative B

Left Turn at Loop Road

  • Identical to Alternative A except
  • Left turn from southbound U.S. 1 to Township Loop Road is provided via a two-phased traffic signal

Typical Section

U.S. 1

  • Three thru lanes in each direction
  • Minimum 15 feet right-of-way width from the curb line is required to accommodate sidewalk, roadway signs, and overhead utility lines

Environmental

The following environmental impacts are anticipated by both alternatives for Area 2:

  • Impacts to watercourse and wetlands are not anticipated.
  • Potential presence of threatened and endangered plant species within the study limits were identified by Pennsylvania Natural Diversity Inventory (PNDI).  Further coordination with PA Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) will take place during next phases of the design.
  • The environmental policies referenced in Station 5 – Environment will be followed as the project moves into the next phase of the design.
  • As the area is fully developed, there will be residential and commercial property impacts.
  • The next phase of the design will define these impacts in more detail while minimizing them.
  • Impacts to watercourse and wetlands are not anticipated.
  • Potential presence of threatened and endangered plant species within the study limits were identified by Pennsylvania Natural Diversity Inventory (PNDI).  Further coordination with PA Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) will take place during next phases of the design.
  • The environmental policies referenced in Station 5 – Environment will be followed as the project moves into the next phase of the design.
  • As the area is fully developed, there will be residential and commercial property impacts.
  • The next phase of the design will define these impacts in more detail while minimizing them.