East Mountain Trails & Bikeways Master Plan - Bernalillo County

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Table 6. Important Projects and Preliminary Cost Estimates Priority Projects Improvement Cost per L.F. Length (L.F.) Projected Cost Potential Funding Sources Land/ROW Reqmts NM 14/Frost Road Crossing Signalization of intersection - - $150,000 NMDOT, Bernco CIP, FHWA NM 14 to La Madera Utility Corridor 5' soft surface trail $6.00 7,300 $44,000 RTP, LWCF, volunteers Trail Easement PAA-KO to Vista Grande Trail 5' soft surface trail $6.00 5,000 $30,000 volunteers, 5% set-aside Trail Easement NM 14 Paved Multi-Purpose Trail (La Madera Road to Frost Road) 10' asphalt trail $33.00 5,000 $165,000 NMDOT, Bernco CIP, FHWA, Scenic Byways, NM leg. NM 14/US 333 Crossing Improvements Minor crossing improvements - - $75,000 NMDOT, FHWA Ojito Open Space Access Improvements Rural Road Improvements 18' asphalt, 12' unpaved $26.00 3,400 $88,000 Bernco CIP ROW shoulder Soft Surface Trail 5' soft surface trail $6.00 4,300 $26,000 Volunteers, RTP Trail Easement Trailhead Parking and amenities - - $100,000 RTP, LWCF Land Purchase Frost Road Paved Multi-Purpose Trail (NM 14 to Valle Hermosa) 10' asphalt trail $33.00 15,400 $509,000 Bernco 5% Setaside, FHWA, RTP Gutierrez Canyon Rural Road Improvements 18' asphalt, 12' unpaved $26.00 11,200 $290,000 Bernco CIP ROW shoulder <strong>Mountain</strong> Valley Road Bike Route -- shoulders & signage 6' paved shoulders each side $39.00 18,400 $716,000 Bernco CIP, FHWA (Frost Road to US 333) Old 66 Bike Route -- shoulders & signage (Tramway to 6' paved shoulders each side $39.00 33,400 $1,304,000 FHWA, NMDOT Tijeras) Tijeras Village Loop Sidewalk/Paved Multi-use Trail 6' sidewalk $50.00 1,900 $94,000 FHWA 10' asphalt trail $33.00 3,800 $124,000 FHWA Bike Route -- shoulders & signage 6' paved shoulders each side $39.00 5,300 $205,000 FHWA Old 66 Bike Route -- shoulders & signage (Tijeras to <strong>County</strong> 6' paved shoulders each side $39.00 44,700 $1,743,000 FHWA Line) Long View Staging Area Parking and amenities - - $250,000 RTP, LWCF, Bernco 5% Land Purchase Setaside Mid-Block Crossing of NM 337 at Ranger Station Signing only - - $2,000 Bernco 5% Setaside Juan Tomas Rural Road Improvements 18' asphalt, 12' unpaved $26.00 24,400 $636,000 Bernco CIP ROW shoulder Juan Tomas Road/Sedillo Ridge/USFS Staging Area Parking and amenities - - $250,000 RTP, LWCF, 5% Setaside Page 72 EAST MOUNTAIN TRAILS AND BIKEWAYS MASTER PLAN
Priority Projects Improvement Cost per L.F. Length (L.F.) Projected Cost Potential Funding Sources Land/ROW Reqmts Mid-Block Crossing of NM 337 at Oak Flats/Raven Road Signing only - - $2,000 Bernco CIP Bear Cat Improvements Rural Road Improvements 18' asphalt, 12' unpaved $26.00 14,800 $386,000 Bernco CIP ROW shoulder Recreational trails 10' soft surface trail $6.00 11,900 $71,000 RTP, LWCF, volunteers Land Lease Staging Area Parking and amenities - - $250,000 RTP, LWCF, Bernco 5% Setaside Land Lease EAST MOUNTAIN TRAILS AND BIKEWAYS MASTER PLAN Page 73
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Cover Photo Credits Top Row Middle
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Executive Summary Bernalillo County
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Table of Contents Chapter I. Introd
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Chapter I. Introduction Bernalillo
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Sections 15 and 16 south of I-40. T
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Chapter II. Policy Context & Public
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Forest Plan have been incorporated
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to persons on the stakeholder and n
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soft-surface off-road trails to com
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8. Work with private landowners and
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Chapter III. Existing Conditions &
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3. Soils The soils in the area fall
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Figure 5. Vegetation Classification
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Page 41 and 42: Official National Forest maps for t
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Page 45 and 46: NM 14 “Horse Route” on West Sid
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Page 49 and 50: Table 3. User Characteristic and Pr
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Page 53 and 54: 4. Helping secure, and in some case
Page 55 and 56: trail facilities. Where those facil
Page 57 and 58: ecome critical. Speeds tend to incr
Page 59 and 60: • Paved Multi-use Trails This typ
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Page 63 and 64: Figure 20. The Master Plan EAST MOU
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Page 69 and 70: Chapter V. Phasing & Implementation
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Page 77 and 78: Appendices Appendix A. Key Terms Ap
Page 79 and 80: narrower (8’ minimum) trails with
Page 81: Appendix C. Generalized Projects an
Page 85 and 86: Priority Projects Improvement Cost
Page 87: Appendix D. References Architectura
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