District 1

COMPLETE: I-90: Kingston Interchange

• The bridge was demolished and rebuilt in two phases — the first phase began in mid-March, and the second-phase began in mid-June.
• Concrete Placing Company replaced the bridge to meet current standards, including height requirements, for $7.6 million. The new bridge includes two lanes with wide shoulders.
• Read more about this bridge project in the Replacement of Kingston Bridge news story – February 20, 2018.

COMPLETE: I-90 – Sign Upgrades

• ITD contractors replaced signs at various interchanges with I-90 between Washington and Montana. This was the final year of the project.

COMPLETE: I-90 – Northwest Boulevard to Sherman Avenue

• Interstate Concrete and Asphalt completed the multi-year reconstruction of the interstate between Northwest Boulevard and Sherman Avenue. In 2017, I-90 was reconstructed between Sherman Avenue and Ninth Street, and in 2018 the interstate was constructed between Sherman Avenue and Northwest Boulevard, and repaired the Centennial Bridge. Improvements cost $23.5 million.
• I-90 in CDA news story – April 6, 2018

COMPLETE: US-95 – Round Prairie Creek

• ITD contractors replaced the box culvert over Round Prairie Creek near Eastport.

COMPLETE: US-95 – Echo Drive to Songbird Road

• Woods Crushing and Hauling resurfaced four miles of highway and replace guardrail for $1.3 million.

COMPLETE: US-95 – Elmira Road Turn Bay

• Interstate Concrete and Asphalt Company constructed turn bays and installed lighting at the intersection of Elmira Road and US-95 for $605,000.

COMPLETE: US-95 – Dufort Road to Gun Club Road

• ITD contractors resurfaced two miles of the highway near Sagle.

COMPLETE: US-95 – Mica Creek to Cougar Creek

• ITD contractors resurfaced five miles of the highway.

COMPLETE: US-95 – Moctileme Creek to Plummer

• ITD contractors repaved ten miles of the highway and replace guardrail.

COMPLETE: US-95 – Moctileme Creek Bridges

• ITD contractors replaced the bridge over Moctileme Creek. The bridges were located within another project to realign the Windfall Pass Road intersection.

COMPLETE: US-95 – Windfall Pass Curve

• ITD contractors realigned the intersection of Windfall Pass Road with the highway to improve safety; the curve was straightened out to prevent future crashes at this high-accident location.

COMPLETE: ID-3 – Cedar Creek

• ITD contractors replaced the box culvert over Cedar Creek near Clarkia.

COMPLETE: ID-5 – Emergency Repairs

• ITD contractors repaired the roadway near milepost 6 after a landslide caused damage in March 2017. The project included significant excavation for the placement of a shear key to stabilize the slope.
• To learn more about the process to reduce impacts to resources near the landslide, read this Idaho 5 story.

COMPLETE: ID-53 – Hollister Hills Intersection

• Knife River Corporation constructed turn bays and installed illumination at the intersection of ID-53 and Hollister Hills Road in Hauser for $394,000. Improvements were designed to enhance visibility and decrease crashes.

COMPLETE: ID-97 – Coeur d’Alene River Bridge

• Wesslen Construction repaired supporting structures and improved transitions from the road to the Coeur d’Alene River Bridge near Harrison for $880,000.

COMPLETE: To preserve pavement, ITD contractors applied sealcoats to several routes.

• Intermountain Slurry Seal applied sealcoats in Bonner, Boundary and Kootenai counties for $3.2 million.
  • US-95: Samuels Road to Tamarack Street; near Fawn Lane to ID-1 junction (25 miles)
  • ID-3: MP 80 north of Canyon Creek Road to Coeur d’Alene River Bridge (31 miles)
  • ID-54: East of Goodhope Road traffic circle to Bayview Terminus (3.5 Miles)
  • ID-58: Washington State Line to junction with US-95 (3 miles)

• COMPLETE: The Union Pacific Railroad installed $1.8 million in safety improvements, including gates and warning signs, at the following locations: the intersection of Spokane Street and the Upper Railroad Crossing in Post Falls, the crossing near Poleline Road in Post Falls and the crossing near Watkins Avenue in Athol.

To see a comprehensive list go to the Kootenai County construction projects map prepared by the Kootenai Metropolitan Planning Organization. For more information on these and other projects, contact the appropriate city departments.

Coeur d’Alene

• COMPLETE: Government Way: Contractors reconstructed Government Way from Hanley Way to Prairie Avenue to include two travel lanes in each direction, a center turn lane, two buffered bike lanes and sidewalks.
• COMPLETE: Seltice Way Revitalization: Work reconstructed the road with the final layer of asphalt between Riverstone Drive and Huetter Road. Landscaping, signing, additional lighting and striping were installed, and the shared-use path paved.
• COMPLETE: Seltice Way Sidewalks: Contractors added a pedestrian path on the east side of Seltice Way between Riverstone Drive and Northwest Boulevard.

Hayden

• COMPLETE: Honeysuckle Avenue and US-95: National Native American Construction Inc. reconstructed the sidewalk and build a new bus stop.

Post Falls

• COMPLETE: Seltice Way Congestion: Contractors installed new signals and constructed additional lanes at Compton Street and Seltice Way, Seltice Way and Henry Street, and Spokane Street and Mullan Avenue to reduce congestion.

Critical repair work was completed in December 2016 on the U.S. 95 Long Bridge in Sandpoint. Crews structured the work in a effort to allow two-way traffic and pedestrian access. This was an interim step until a large-scale maintenance project can be designed and constructed around 2018. The cost of this initial work was $2 million, while the full repairs are estimated at approximately $16 million.

This first-phase effort completed necessary repairs while also helping determine the magnitude of repairs needed for the second phase. Crews resealed the roadway bridge deck with epoxy to protect the surface against water and weather damage, replaced bearing pads and repaired patches on the bridge, along with preservation work on the piles and sealing joints on both structures.

The epoxy work was the best short term solution to seal the bridge deck to keep it from eroding. It is a rougher surface than regular repaving and is the best short term solution to keep the deck from coming apart. Also, to maintain two lines of traffic during construction, the epoxy was laid down in thirds versus each lane at a time. This left two seams in the roadway versus just one right down the middle. If it was sealed each lane at a time, ITD would have to close the bridge for long periods of time.

The work that was done will help ITD determine the best way to manage traffic flows during construction and determine the structural and deck work that needs to be done on the next phase. The project could start as soon as next spring and will have a strong economic impact on Bonner County.

Photos of Phase 1 Construction Repairs

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Coeur d’Alene Lake Drive Corridor Master Plan

Idaho Transportation Department (ITD) is in the process of evaluating the possibilities of transferring jurisdictional control of Coeur d’Alene Lake Drive (Sherman Ave. to Higgins Point, hereafter referred to as “the corridor”) to a local entity or entities. ITD has been collaborating with several local entities including East Side Highway District (ESHD), Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation (IDPR), and the City of Coeur d’Alene (City) as potential receipts of jurisdictional control.

Coeur d’Alene (CDA) Lake Drive was designated US Route 10 in 1927 and operated as a highway until I-90 was completed in the early 1990s. Now CDA Lake Drive functions as a local road and ITD is interested in transferring CDA Lake Drive jurisdiction to a local government entity (or entities) to improve operations, maintenance, and management. ITD is organized and equipped to efficiently manage and maintain roads and highways with higher traffic volumes and needs to use its limited resources on these facilities. ITD decided to evaluate options for transferring jurisdiction to a local entity (or entities) because it is likely that a local entity (or entities) can operate the road at a higher level of maintenance and responsiveness at a lower cost and make better local decisions affecting the community. ITD has a limited amount of funding to provide a one-time payment to a local entity (or entities) to take over jurisdiction.

ITD selected Welch Comer Engineers of Coeur d’Alene to complete a Master Plan of the roadway to determine its current condition, estimate future maintenance costs, and also evaluate opportunities for potential additional public uses and enhancements within the corridor. This information has been presented to the local entities for their consideration and was presented at a public meeting on May 5, 2016 in Coeur d’Alene.

ITD’s objective with completing the evaluation is to objectively analyze CDA Lake Drive’s current condition, needed repairs and on-going operation and maintenance needs. This information can be used by local entities to evaluate accepting the CDA Lake Drive jurisdiction.

ITD is considering funding necessary road maintenance and improvements to reduce future maintenance costs for local entities that may take jurisdiction. ITD’s goal is for a local entity, that is best equipped to cost effectively manage and operate the corridor to the highest level of maintenance and can best serve the community’s expectation of function and use of the road, to take over jurisdiction. If local entities do not take over jurisdiction, ITD will only be able to provide a minimal level of maintenance necessary to keep the road safe.

Contacts
Those with questions about the project can contact Ben Ward at (208) 772-1285 or email Ben.Ward@itd.idaho.gov

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For application forms go to ITD Form Finder and then search for “Encroachment“

• Approach Permit application – i.e. driveway, road access, etc. (Right of Way Encroachment Application and Permit Approaches or Public Streets) – Search for form # “2109” or “Encroachment” at ITD Form Finder
• For the Utility Permit application – (Right of Way Encroachment Application and Permit for Utilities) – Search for form # “2110” or “Encroachment” at ITD Form Finder
• Other Encroachments application – i.e. signs, banners, etc. (Right of Way Encroachment Application and Permit for Other Encroachments) – Search for form # “2111” or “Encroachment” at ITD Form Finder
• Milepoint Logs go to the iPlan – Mapping Resource for Idaho highway route information
• iPlan – Mapping Resource
• Access Management Informational Brochure

Encroachment Application Office Locations & Contacts

Roadway Sign Request Contacts

• ITD Contacts for Motorist Service Information Signs, Logos, Application and Installation
• ITD Contacts for Tourist Oriented Directional Signs (TODS), Application and Installation
• Outdoor Advertising Information

• Ports of Entry | Trip Permits
• DMV Motor Carrier Services
• Idaho Map for Designated Routes Allowing up to 129,000 lbs
• North Idaho 129,000 lbs. Designated Routes Map – District 1
  • Dover City Route: NO maps available as all routes require a single trip permit. Must contact DMV Permits Office for movement on Dover City Roads.
  • Moyie Springs 129k Route Map
• Idaho Routes Designated for Extra Length Combinations up to 105,500 lbs.
  • If within Moyie Springs — Moyie Springs Extra Length Map
  • If within Priest River — Priest River Extra Length Map
• Additional Maps on Route Capacity
  • If within Moyie Springs — Moyie Springs Capacity Map
  • If within Priest River — Priest River Capacity Map
• All maps for Designated Idaho Routes Up to 129,000 lbs.

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The Idaho Transportation Department (ITD) is committed to compliance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and all related regulations and directives. ITD assures that no person shall on the grounds of race, color, national origin, gender, age, or disability be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be otherwise subjected to discrimination under any ITD service, program, or activity. The department also assures that every effort will be made to prevent discrimination through the impacts of its programs, policies, and activities on minority and low-income populations. In addition, the department will take reasonable steps to provide meaningful access to services for persons with Limited English Proficiency.

TTY/TDD Users: Dial 711 or (800) 377-3529 to use Idaho Relay System

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