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Projects to begin this year - 2008

Colorado Springs Capital Projects
Colorado Springs Maintenance Projects
El Paso County Capital Projects
Mountain Metropolitan Projects
City of Manitou Springs
Town of Green Mountain Falls

The Pikes Peak Rural Transportation Authority (PPRTA) has a budget that includes phase one work on 13 capital projects within the city limits. Some of the projects must undergo the design phase before construction can actually begin.

Austin Bluffs/Union Interchange Map
Woodmen Road Interchange Widening Map
South Metro Accessibility Improvements Map
Austin Bluffs/Nevada Avenue Improvements Map
Bijou Street Bridge Map
Corporate Drive Bridge Extension Map
Fillmore/Union Improvements Map
Academy/Fountain Map
Academy/Pikes Peak Safety Improvements Map
Powers Boulevard Right of Way
Union/Palmer Park Improvements Map
Roadway Safety and Traffic Operations Citywide
Pikes Peak Greenway Improvements
Constitution/Chelton Improvements
Signal Improvements and Congestion Management Citywide

In addition to the capital improvements, nearly $22.6 million in maintenance projects will be funded. This money will repair and maintain bridges, curbs, gutters, sidewalks, concrete, ADA-compliant pedestrian ramps and roadways.

The remaining funds of $6 million will go to transit improvements, including new service to Briargate, Rockrimmon and Norwood.

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Last Updated: January 31, 2008

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