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5. Alternative Development RTC SR-160 <strong>Corridor</strong> <strong>Study</strong><br />

Warm Springs <strong>Road</strong> – Warm Springs <strong>Road</strong> parallels CC-215 just south of CC-215 between<br />

Durango and Decatur Blvd. It provides an important east-west connector to the Rhodes<br />

Ranch and Pinnacle Peaks subdivisions. The UPRR intersects Warm Springs <strong>Road</strong> at<br />

Decatur Boulevard. As shown in the aerial photo to the right Warm Springs <strong>Road</strong><br />

discontinues between Decatur and Rainbow. Within the next 5-10 years, NDOT plans to<br />

grade separate the UPRR at Jones, which will enable Clark County to connect Warm Springs<br />

<strong>Road</strong> under the railroad bridge structure. The improvement for Warm Springs <strong>Road</strong><br />

assumes sufficient capacity for six lanes.<br />

EXHIBIT 5-8: Warm Springs <strong>Road</strong> Cross-Town Alignment<br />

CC-215<br />

Warm Springs <strong>Road</strong><br />

to be completed after<br />

UPRR at Decatur is<br />

fully grade separated<br />

Aerial view of Warm Springs <strong>Road</strong> facing west<br />

5-9

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