Cyntheanne Road Transportation Planning Study - Indianapolis ...

shall not affect any racial, ethnic, religious, or linguistic minority groups.
Motorists will experience the inconvenience of lane closures and lane
constrictions during construction. This will only be a temporary effect.
Special consideration should be taken to ensure access to adjacent
businesses is maintained throughout the project. There will be no
permanent adverse effect to the established community. Beneficial effects
will be an improved and safer transportation facility linking 96 th Street to
I-69.
4.2.13 Section 6(f):
Section 6(f) properties are those that have been improved or developed
using Land and Water Conservation Funds (LWCF). Any conversion of a
Section 6(f) property must be replaced with property of equivalent value,
usefulness, and location. A preliminary field investigation of the study
area did not locate the presence of any land improved or developed with
LWCF.
4.2.14 Other Construction Projects:
Improvements to 96 th Street from I-69 to the Hamilton County line are
also in the early planning stages of development. Coordination between
the improvements to Cyntheanne Road and the 96 th Street corridor should
occur to ensure adequate traffic maintenance during construction. No
other known projects will require coordination with the planned
improvement.
4.2.15 Permits/Mitigation:
A Rule 5 Notice of Intent to the Indiana Department of Environmental
Management will likely be required. A Department of Natural Resources
Construction in a Floodway Permit will be required construction within
the floodway. An Indiana Department of Environmental Management
401/ Army Corps of Engineers 404 Regional General Permit or an Army
Corps of Engineers 404 Individual Permit will likely be required,
depending on the extent of construction within jurisdictional waterways.
A United States Coast Guard permit will not be required for this project
4.2.16 Karst/Topography/Geology:
The study area is not located within the state’s known karst region. No
unusual and/or problem geographic, geological, geophysical, or
topographic features are anticipated to exist within the project limits. No
existing or potential mineral resources or any active or abandoned mineral
extraction sites are anticipated to be located within the study area.
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