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MANUELITO CANYON ROAD & BRIDGES IMPROVEMENTS

Infrastructure Capital Improvement Plan (ICIP) is a 5-year planning tool to guide infrastructure goals, projects, and funding strategies.

Description

Public Input in Priority Setting is important to McKinley County.

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COST

$5,275,000

CONTACT

PHASE

Design

STATUS

Active

The Manuelito Canyon Road & Bridges Improvement Project is critical to the County's roadway system, connectivity, and emergency access.  In 2013, the Navajo Nation Commission on Emergency Management closed South Manuelito Bridge No. 8080 and the McKinley County Roads Department constructed an emergency bypass route through the wash for the second bridge facing erosion and structural issues.  Approximately 45 families utilize the bridge, with an average of 4.5 people per home. The high traffic volume includes daily use by school buses, service providers and emergency responders.  Manuelito Canyon Road is functionally classified by the State Department of Transportation as a minor collector and it connects State Highway 118 and 602 and provides secondary access to Chichiltah Chapter and areas South.

Location

Community: Manuelito Chapter

Commission District: 2

Congressional District(s): 3

DOT District: 6

House District: 9

Senate District: 4

NM Counties: McKinley County

RTPOs: Northwest RTPO

COG/EDD: NWNMCOG

Sources:
Project Readiness:
Update Funding Status

Update Project Status

Documents

Centerline Survey

Archaeological Survey

Environmental Assessment

Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI)

ROW Package

Navajo Nation Approval

Certifications

Utility | Railroad | ROW | ITS | Environmental

DESIGN

Manuelito Canyon 1 (Big House Canyon) CMP-ARch-Span

Manuelito Canyon 2 (North of Big House Canyon) CMP-ARch-Span

Cost estimate

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