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: State Highway 392 access control plan : milepost 0.38 miles west of I-25 to US Highway 85. Chapter 7: Access Control Plan Recommendations; Cover title., "October 2006."

: State Highway 392 access control plan : milepost 0.38 miles west of I-25 to US Highway 85. Chapter 8: Next Steps; Cover title., "October 2006."

: State Highway 392 access control plan : milepost 0.38 miles west of I-25 to US Highway 85. Cover and Table of Contents; Cover title., "October 2006."

: State Highway 7, Cherryvale Road to 75th Street, environmental assessment and draft section 4(f) evaluation Boulder County, Colorado

: State Highway 7, Cherryvale Road to 75th Street, environmental assessment and draft section 4(f) evaluation Boulder County, Colorado; Cover title., "May 2008."

: State Highway 7, Cherryvale Road to 75th Street, environmental assessment and draft section 4(f) evaluation Boulder County, Colorado. Appendix A: Preliminary Alternatives; Cover title., "May 2008."

: State Highway 7, Cherryvale Road to 75th Street, environmental assessment and draft section 4(f) evaluation Boulder County, Colorado. Appendix B: Preferred Alternative Plan and Profile; Cover title., "May 2008."

: State Highway 7, Cherryvale Road to 75th Street, environmental assessment and draft section 4(f) evaluation Boulder County, Colorado. Appendix C: Railroad Preferred Alternative; Cover title., "May 2008."

: State Highway 7, Cherryvale Road to 75th Street, environmental assessment and draft section 4(f) evaluation Boulder County, Colorado. Appendix D: Wetland Finding; Cover title., "May 2008."

: State Highway 7, Cherryvale Road to 75th Street, environmental assessment and draft section 4(f) evaluation Boulder County, Colorado. Appendix E: Noise Report; Cover title., "May 2008."

: State Highway 7, Cherryvale Road to 75th Street, environmental assessment and draft section 4(f) evaluation Boulder County, Colorado. Appendix F: Air Quality Report; Cover title., "May 2008."

: State Highway 7, Cherryvale Road to 75th Street, environmental assessment and draft section 4(f) evaluation Boulder County, Colorado. Appendix G: Agency Coordination; Cover title., "May 2008."

: State Highway 7, Cherryvale Road to 75th Street, environmental assessment and draft section 4(f) evaluation Boulder County, Colorado. Appendix H: Public Coordination; Cover title., "May 2008."

: State Highway 7, Cherryvale Road to 75th Street, finding of no significant impact and final section 4(f) evaluation; U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration, Colorado Department of Transportation., Cover title., CDOT no. STA 007-013

: State Highway 9 wildlife crossings mitigation monitoring; This research monitored the effectiveness of a wildlife mitigation project on SH 9 in Grand County Colorado. The purpose of the mitigation was to reduce wildlife-vehicle collisions while providing permeability for wildlife across the highway. was designed to improve driver safety while allowing for wildlife movement across the road. This study uses motion-activated cameras and WVC crash and carcass data to determine how successful the mitigation measures are., report to the Colorado Department of Transportation, Applied Research and Innovation Branch ; prepared by Julia Kintsch, Patricia Cramer, Paige Singer, and Michelle Cowardin., Research brief -- Final report -- Literature review., "March 2020.", Includes bibliographical references (pages C-3 to C-5), Report number CDOT-2021-01., Online resource; title from PDF cover (viewed May 2021)

: State Highway 9 wildlife crossings monitoring, annual report year 1; This research evaluates the effectiveness of the SH 9 Colorado River South Wildlife & Safety Improvement Project, including two wildlife overpasses, and five wildlife underpasses connected with 10.4 miles of wildlife exclusion fencing in Grand County, CO. The project was designed to improve driver safety while allowing for wildlife movement across the road. This study uses motion-activated cameras and WVC crash and carcass data to determine how successful the mitigation measures are. In addition to the crossing structures, deer guards, escape ramps, pedestrian walk-through gates and the fence end are being monitored., Julia Kintsch, Patricia Cramer, and Paige Singer., "Feb 2017.", Includes bibliographic references (pages 36-37), Report No. CDOT-2017-04, Online resource; title from PDF cover (viewed August 2019)

: State Highway 9 wildlife crossings monitoring, year 2 progress report : December 2015 through April 2017; This research evaluates the effectiveness of the SH 9 Colorado River South Wildlife & Safety Improvement Project, including two wildlife overpasses, and five wildlife underpasses connected with 10.4 miles of wildlife exclusion fencing in Grand County, CO. The project was designed to improve driver safety while allowing for wildlife movement across the road. This study uses motion-activated cameras and WVC crash and carcass data to determine how successful the mitigation measures are. In addition to the crossing structures, deer guards, escape ramps, pedestrian walk-through gates and the fence end are being monitored., report to the Colorado Department of Transportation, Applied Research and Innovation Branch ; prepared by Julia Kintsch, Patricia Cramer, Paige Singer, Michelle Cowardin, Joy Phelan., "March 2018.", Report numbering from website., Includes bibliographical references (pages 66-67), Report No. 2018-06, Study Number 115.01, Online resource; title from PDF cover (viewed October 2019)

: State Highway 9 wildlife crossings monitoring, year 3 progress report : December 2015 through April 2018; This research evaluates the effectiveness of the SH 9 Colorado River South Wildlife & Safety Improvement Project, including two wildlife overpasses, and five wildlife underpasses connected with 10.4 miles of wildlife exclusion fencing in Grand County, CO. The project was designed to improve driver safety while allowing for wildlife movement across the road. This study uses motion-activated cameras and WVC crash and carcass data to determine how successful the mitigation measures are. In addition to the crossing structures, deer guards, escape ramps, pedestrian walk-through gates and the fence end are being monitored., report to the Colorado Department of Transportation, Applied Research and Innovation Branch ; prepared by Julia Kintsch, Patricia Cramer, Paige Singer, Michelle Cowardin, Joy Phelan., "April 2019.", Report number from website., Includes bibliographical references (pages 67-68), Report No. 19-02, Study Number 115.01, Online resource; title from PDF cover (viewed October 2019)

: State Highway 9 wildlife crossings monitoring, year 4 progress report : December 2015 through April 2019; This research evaluates the effectiveness of the SH 9 Colorado River South Wildlife & Safety Improvement Project, including two wildlife overpasses, and five wildlife underpasses connected with 10.4 miles of wildlife exclusion fencing in Grand County, CO. The project was designed to improve driver safety while allowing for wildlife movement across the road. This study uses motion-activated cameras and WVC crash and carcass data to determine how successful the mitigation measures are. In addition to the crossing structures, deer guards, escape ramps, pedestrian walk-through gates and the fence end are being monitored., report to the Colorado Department of Transportation, Applied Research and Innovation Branch ; prepared by Julia Kintsch, Patricia Cramer, Paige Singer, Michelle Cowardin, Joy Phelan., "March 2020.", Report number from website., Online resource; title from PDF cover (viewed July 2020)

: State Highway 9/ U.S. Highway 6 improvement project at the Interstate 70 Silverthorne/Dillon interchange planning and environmental linkages study; prepared for Colorado Department of Transportation, Region 1 ; prepared by AECOM., Description based on online resource; title from PDF cover (viewed September 2013)

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