
US 60 (Grand Avenue) Feasibility Study
Loop 303 to Loop 101
The Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT), in conjunction with its local municipal partners and the Federal Highway Administration, has completed a Grand Avenue Feasibility Study to identify, evaluate and recommend improvement projects along Grand Avenue between Loop 303 and Loop 101.
This study identified, evaluated and prioritized improvements along this segment of Grand Avenue for implementation in Phase II (2011-2015) of the voter-approved Regional Transportation Plan (RTP) for Maricopa County, with an emphasis on projects that improve capacity and traffic flow. The RTP provides $64 million in funding for “unspecified” improvements to Grand Avenue from Loop 303 to Loop 101 that are consistent with regional planning studies, including recommendations in the Grand Avenue Northwest Corridor Study, SR 303L to SR 101L (January 2003) and the Grand Avenue Major Investment Study Phase II Final Report (February 2006).
Projects being considered in the study would be in addition to the planned widening projects from Loop 303 to 99th Avenue, which are included in Phase I (2006-2010) of the RTP.
Several criteria, including public input, construction feasibility, engineering and cost factors and environmental and right-of-way impacts, were used to prioritize projects in the study.
The study recommendations have been submitted to the Maricopa Association of Governments to be evaluated for implementation in the RTP through the established MAG process.
View Grand Avenue Feasibility Study
US 60 (Grand Avenue) Design Study
Loop 101 to McDowell Road
ADOT has completed a study of improvements to US 60 (Grand Avenue) from Loop 101 to McDowell Road.
This study, which includes a Design Concept Report and initial design plans, evaluates and recommends additional improvements not already included in the planned widening projects from Loop 303 to 83rd Avenue, which are included in Phase I (2006-2010) of the Regional Transportation Plan (RTP) for Maricopa County.
ADOT worked closely with the community and its city and county partners to help prioritize projects along these segments of Grand Avenue based on the available funding, which is available in Phase II (2011-2015) of the Regional Transportation Plan. Potential projects will be reviewed and approved by ADOT, the Maricopa Association of Governments (MAG) and local governments.
Please see the following for information about the proposed Grand Avenue improvements in each city:
City of Phoenix projects list
City of Phoenix projects map
City of Peoria projects list
City of Peoria projects map
City of Glendale projects list
City of Glendale projects map
Other completed studies for US 60 (Grand Avenue) are available on the Library page.
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