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INDIAN RESERVATION ROADSThe Federal Lands - Indian Reservation Roads (IRR) programis co-administered by the Federal Highway Administration andthe Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA). The Indian tribalgovernment, in cooperation with the BIA, (and any state orlocal government, or metropolitan planning organization asmay be appropriate), develops a transportation improvementprogram that includes all Indian reservation roads and bridgeprojects proposed for funding. The projects must be selected bythe Indian tribal government from the TransportationImprovement Program (TIP) and approved by the BIA andFHWA.The IRR TIP is forwarded by FHWA to MnDOT andincorporated into the State Transportation ImprovementProgram (STIP).A-5(1)
Indian Reservation Roads ProgramsFederal Lands HighwayCSTIP ReportREPORT FILTER: Reporting one CSTIP.Entity NameProgram Class CodeCSTIP TypeStateLocationF52409 - Red Lake31ETIP Fiscal Year 201105-MAY-11 Funding Amount 3,163,57627 - MinnesotaF52409 - Red LakeFIRST PAGE FOR CSTIPProjects on the CSTIP withn this state are listed and subtotaled in this sectionCovers that part of the reservation within the current state.PCASClassNameCountyProject TypeWork TypePCASClassNameCountyProject TypeWork TypePCASClassNameCountyProject TypeWork TypePCASClassNameCountyProject TypeWork TypePCASClassNameCountyProject TypeWork TypePCASClassNameCountyProject TypeWork TypeF5202811RNORTHEAST BOUNDARY ROAD007 - BeltramiREHAB7F5205011RTHUNDER LAKE ROAD EAST007 - BeltramiNEWCON7F5240901RTRANSFER STATION ACCESS ROAD007 - BeltramiRECONS7F5240902ROLD NEBISH ROAD SPUR007 - BeltramiNEWCON7F5240903RGONVICK TRUCK TRAIL SPUR007 - BeltramiNEWCON7F5240904RNORTH SHORE ROAD SPUR007 - BeltramiNEWCON7PhaseCECONSPEZTotalPhaseCECONSPEZTotalPhaseCECONSPEZTotalPhaseCECONSPEZTotalPhaseCECONSPEZTotalPhaseCECONSPEZTotalFY 2011 ($)00185,00010,000195,000FY 2011 ($)00245,00010,000255,000FY 2011 ($)001,00001,000FY 2011 ($)001,00001,000FY 2011 ($)001,00001,000FY 2011 ($)001,00001,000FY 2012 ($)005,0005,00010,000FY 2012 ($)00410,00010,000420,000FY 2012 ($)FY 2012 ($)FY 2012 ($)FY 2012 ($)00000000000000000000FY 2013 ($)002,0001,0003,000FY 2013 ($)300,0002,000,000280,75615,0002,595,756FY 2013 ($)00000FY 2013 ($)00000FY 2013 ($)00000FY 2013 ($)00000FY 2014 ($)120,0001,500,000020,0001,640,000FY 2014 ($)187,5001,250,000010,0001,447,500FY 2014 ($)00000FY 2014 ($)00000FY 2014 ($)00000FY 2014 ($)00000FY 2015 ($)00000FY 2015 ($)00000FY 2015 ($)00000FY 2015 ($)00000FY 2015 ($)00000FY 2015 ($)00000Total120,0001,500,000192,00036,0001,848,000Total487,5003,250,000935,75645,0004,718,256Total001,00001,000Total001,00001,000Total001,00001,000Total001,00001,000Page 1 of 28
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STATE OF MINNESOTA2012-2015STATE TR
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MinnesotaState Transportation Impro
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PREFACEState of MinnesotaState Tran
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statewide transportation planning.
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Minnesota Statewide Transportation
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the transit program is based on gra
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Project selection includes two iter
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TRANSIT PROGRAMSFederal Transit Adm
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