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ChapterFIVERECOMMENDATIONS5.1 ANALYSIS METHODOLOGYThe future project recommendations for Dearborn County were prioritized utilizing theroadway assessment data. Current conditions were compared to the example designcriteria for each roadway functional classification. Thresholds were set to determineroadway deficiencies and future needs. The following lists the deficiency limits utilizedfor the analysis.• Arterial Roadways – In order to qualify as a future project, arterial roadwaysmust have a per-lane deficiency of at least one foot. Secondaryconsiderations included shoulder deficiencies of more than two feet,pavement type and/or pavement condition.• Collector Roadways – In order to qualify as a future projectrecommendation, collector roadways must display a per-lane deficiency of atleast one foot. Secondary considerations included, shoulder deficiencies ofmore than two feet, pavement type and/or pavement conditions.• Local Roadways – Local roadways with a per-lane width deficiency of morethan four and one-half feet; essentially a one lane road. As all local roadwaysconsidered had a shoulder deficiency of more than two feet and poorpavement conditions, these criteria were not utilized as a secondary factor.5.2 PROJECT RECOMMENDATIONSThe following lists illustrate future project recommendations. It is important to note thatthese projects are placed in three categories according to roadway classification only;the projects are not in any specific order within the categories. Specific project detailsare not listed; rather it is a recommendation to improve the roadways in each category.The project particulars will be determined by subsequent studies.Arterial Roadways• State Line Road• North Dearborn Road• Jamison RoadCollector Roadways• Grelle Road• West County Line Road• Old Hickory Road• Hueseman Road• Sawdon Ridge Road• Legion Road• Old US Hwy 52• North State Street• Gatch Hill Road• Soap Hill Road• Old State Hwy 1• Mount Pleasant Road• North Hogan Road• Sneakville RoadDearborn County Transportation Assessment Page 5-1
• Lower Dillsboro Road• Bond Road• Salt Fork Road• Possum Ridge Road• North County Line Road• Elam Road• Collier Ridge Road• Lake Tambo Road• Kaiser DriveLocal Roadways• Dewitt Road• Cambridge Road• Hogan Creek Road• Losecamp Road• Witt Road• Gutzwiller Road• Liggett Road• Lipscomb Road• Hogan Hill Road• Bonnell Road• Cole Lane• Priest Road• Yorkridge Road• Pribble Road• Chesterville Road• Arlington Road• Russell Road• Martin Road• Konradi Road• Lattier Road• Graf Road• Jacobs Road• Poplar RoadState and US RoutesWhile these roadways are not maintained by the county, they do display deficiencies andare therefore listed for the purposes of continuity. Any future projects will be determinedby the Indiana Department of Transportation.• State Hwy 148• State Hwy 62• State Hwy 1• State Hwy 262• State Hwy 46• US Hwy 52• State Road 350• US Hwy 50Dearborn County Transportation Assessment Page 5-2
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5.3 TRAFFIC COUNT RECOMMENDATIONS .
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ChapterONEEXISTING CONDITIONS1.1 ST
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Figure 1-1 - Study Area MapDearborn
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DillsboroThe town of Dillsboro was
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