I-95/395 HOT Lanes Documents

The I-95/395 HOT lanes proposed project is the result of a public-private partnership between VDOT and Fluor-Transurban. Under this partnership agreement, VDOT would own and oversee the lanes and Fluor-Transurban would build, operate and provide routine maintenance on them.

The Public-Private Transportation Act (PPTA) of 1995 is the legislative framework that enables the commonwealth and local governments to enter into agreements with private entities to acquire, build, improve, maintain, and/or operate qualifying transportation facilities. The act provides a unique mechanism for supplementing public funds available for transportation in the commonwealth. Click here for more information on the PPTA, guidelines, projects and proposals.

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Agreements

Fluor Transurban Detailed PPTA Proposal, June 2005

Cover Letter, Table of Contents, Executive Summary (871 KB)
Tab 1: Qualifications and Experience (4.4 MB)
Tab 2: Project Characteristics (8.2 MB)
Tab 2: Exhibits (2.8 MB)
Tab 3: Project Financing (1.3 MB)
Tab 3: Exhibits (542 KB)
Tab 4: Public Support (1.9 MB)
Tab 4: Exhibits (3.7 MB)
Tab 5: Project Benefit and Compatibility (866 KB)
Appendices (519 KB)
Transurban Financial Statement (7.3 MB)

PPTA Advisory Panel Sept. 21, 2005 Public Hearing

HOV Study Public Hearing Comments (49.4 KB)
Minutes (107 KB)
Presentation (1.8 MB)

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Environmental/Public Involvement

The National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) requires the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) to consider potential environmental consequences of transportation improvements, document the analysis, and make the information available to the public for comment before implementation.

I-95/395 Environmental Review Process

Environmental - Northern Section

Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) approval

I-95/395 HOV/Bus/HOT Lanes Northern Section FHWA Categorical Exclusion, January 2009 (303KB)

Noise Analysis Technical Report and Maps

Noise Analysis Technical Report, Dec. 8, 2008 (2.47MB)
Appendix A—Index of Study Area Maps (1.3MB)
Appendix A—Noise Prediction and Barrier Location (66.9MB)

Air Analysis

Air Quality Analysis for I-95/395 HOT Lanes Dec. 5, 2008 (1.46 MB)

Cultural Resources

Phase 1 Archeological Investigation in the counties of Arlington, Fairfax, Prince William, Stafford and the City of Alexandria, May 1, 2007

Archaeology Addendum Reports
Architectural History
- Reconnaissance Architectural Survey examines seven National Register of Historic Places-eligible sites along the project corridor July 2007 (8.4 MB)
Correspondence with the Virginia Department of Historic Resources (VDHR)
- Letter from Dovetail Cultural Resources Group to VDHR July 9, 2007 (690 KB)
- Letter from Dovetail Cultural Resources Group to VDHR July 16, 2007 (298 KB)
- Letter from VDOT to VDHR June 27, 2008 (553 KB)
- Letter from VDOT to VDHR July 3, 2008 (130 KB)
- VDHR letter to VDOT Aug. 5, 2008 (191KB)

Existing Environmental Conditions Report, March 2008

Report Cover (851 KB)
Tabs (2 MB)
Table of Contents (97 KB)
Introduction (595 KB)
Socioeconomic Data (1 MB)
Hazardous Materials (70 KB)
Natural Resources (268 KB)
Historic and Cultural Resources (141 KB)
Map Plates 1 Land Cover (37 MB)
Map Plates 2 Minorities (41 MB)
Map Plates 3 Populations Below Poverty Level (42 MB)
Map Plates 4 Environmental Justice Communities (37 MB)
Map Plates 5 Populations 18 Years and Under (44 MB)
Map Plates 6 Populations 65 Years and Older (42 MB)
Map Plates 7 Community Facilities (39 MB)
Map Plates 8 Parks and Recreation Areas (37 MB)
Map Plates 9 Hazardous Materials Sites (37 MB)
Map Plates 10 Water Resources (42 MB)
Map Plates 11 Historic and Archeological Resources (39 MB)
Map Plates 12 Acidic Soils (39 MB)

Joint Permit Application documentation

Joint Permit Application Index (331 KB)
Exhibit 1 Transmittal Letter (760 KB)
Exhibit 2 Individual Permit Submission Checklist
Exhibit 3 JPA Sections (958 KB)
Exhibit 4 Drainage Area Map(202 KB)
Exhibit 5 Vicinity Map (415 KB)
Exhibit 6 USGS Topographic Quad Map (15 MB)
Exhibit 7 Summary of Impacts to Waters of the U.S. (28 KB)
Exhibit 8 Plans, Profiles, Cross Sections of Impacts to Waters of the U.S. (166 MB)
Exhibit 9 Functions and Values Assessment (45 MB)
Exhibit 10 Avoidance and Minimizations Analysis (16 MB)
Exhibit 11 Compensatory Mitigation Proposal (16 MB)
Exhibit 12 Swans Creek Stream Assessment for Compensation Requirements (3 MB)
Exhibit 13 Wetland Delineation Information (89 KB)
Exhibit 14 Wetland Impact Cost Table
Exhibit 15 Land Use Approval History
Exhibit 16 Historic Resources Information with Related Attachments(60 MB)
Exhibit 17 Endangered and Threatened Species Information
Exhibit 18 FEMA Flood Insurance Rate Map(19 MB)
Exhibit 19 Chesapeake Bay Preservation Act Information(230 KB)
Exhibit 20 Legal Entity Verification
Exhibit 21 Adjacent Property Owner Maps(10 MB)
Exhibit 22 Adjacent Property Owners of Virginia Marine Resource Commission Impacts(1 MB)
Exhibit 23 Property Owners One Half Mile Downstream of Project Site (5 MB)
Swan’s Creek Restoration Plan(126 MB)

Section 4f Applicability Analysis

Section 4f Analysis(88 MB) evaluates the potential environmental effects to human and natural resources within the corridor – including those resources specifically protected under Section 4(f) of the U.S. Department of Transportation Act of 1966.

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