Category:138 Project Development Chronology - Revision history

Hoskir at 19:12, 12 December 2024

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	'''How many printed?''' In 1924, 25,000 copies were printed. (To cover printing costs, the department sold the early maps to any individual, firm or company at cost, allowing them to resell the maps for 25 cents to “make a fair profit.”) About 2.7 million 2013 maps were printed, arguably Missouri's most popular state publication. For our 2021-2022 map, 675,000 copies were made at a cost of almost 21¢ each.		'''How many printed?''' In 1924, 25,000 copies were printed. (To cover printing costs, the department sold the early maps to any individual, firm or company at cost, allowing them to resell the maps for 25 cents to “make a fair profit.”) About 2.7 million 2013 maps were printed, arguably Missouri's most popular state publication. For our 2021-2022 map, 675,000 copies were made at a cost of almost 21¢ each.

	[[Category:~~100 General~~]]		[[Category:100_GENERAL]]

Hoskir at 20:44, 26 November 2024

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	'''How many printed?''' In 1924, 25,000 copies were printed. (To cover printing costs, the department sold the early maps to any individual, firm or company at cost, allowing them to resell the maps for 25 cents to “make a fair profit.”) About 2.7 million 2013 maps were printed, arguably Missouri's most popular state publication. For our 2021-2022 map, 675,000 copies were made at a cost of almost 21¢ each.		'''How many printed?''' In 1924, 25,000 copies were printed. (To cover printing costs, the department sold the early maps to any individual, firm or company at cost, allowing them to resell the maps for 25 cents to “make a fair profit.”) About 2.7 million 2013 maps were printed, arguably Missouri's most popular state publication. For our 2021-2022 map, 675,000 copies were made at a cost of almost 21¢ each.

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Hoskir: updated per RR3774

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updated per RR3774

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	[[image:138.2.jpg\|right\|210px\|thumb\|<center>'''MoDOT customer service center representatives are available to assist with the public's comments, suggestions and questions. Representatives can also place the public in touch with study team members for detailed study matters.'''</center>]]		[[image:138.2.jpg\|right\|210px\|thumb\|<center>'''MoDOT customer service center representatives are available to assist with the public's comments, suggestions and questions. Representatives can also place the public in touch with study team members for detailed study matters.'''</center>]]

	MoDOT proposes and evaluates several possible improvement locations. The Missouri Highway and Transportation Commission reviews public comments and other information concerning the proposed improvement before further development of the improvement.		MoDOT proposes and evaluates several possible improvement locations and assesses possible [[907.9_Safety_Assessment_For_Every_Roadway_(SAFER)\|safety improvements]]. The Missouri Highway and Transportation Commission reviews public comments and other information concerning the proposed improvement before further development of the improvement.

	[[104.8 Public Involvement in Project Scoping \|'''138.3 Public Consulted''']]		[[104.8 Public Involvement in Project Scoping \|'''138.3 Public Consulted''']]

Smithk: Updated website link for increased security

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Updated website link for increased security

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	\|'''[[127.2 Historic Preservation and Cultural Resources\|Cultural Resources Clear]]''' - Date the State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO) has concurred that cultural resources actions taken by MoDOT are sufficient to allow the project construction to proceed.		\|'''[[127.2 Historic Preservation and Cultural Resources\|Cultural Resources Clear]]''' - Date the State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO) has concurred that cultural resources actions taken by MoDOT are sufficient to allow the project construction to proceed.
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	\|'''[~~http~~://epg.modot.~~mo.gov~~/index.php?title=127.4_Wetlands_and_Streams#127.4.1.2_Laws_and_Regulations 404 Permit Received]''' - Date of permit receipt from the US Army Corps of Engineers.		\|'''[https://epg.modot.org/index.php?title=127.4_Wetlands_and_Streams#127.4.1.2_Laws_and_Regulations 404 Permit Received]''' - Date of permit receipt from the US Army Corps of Engineers.
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	\|'''All Environmental Issues Finalized''' - The date planning and negotiations have been completed for environmental aspects of the project. All permits, MOAs, mitigation plans, all agency reviews, etc. are completed or approved prior to construction for the following: Farmland Impact, Floodplain/Regulatory Floodway, FEMA/SEMA Buyout, Socioeconomic Impact, Threatened & Endangered Species, Public Land Impact, Hazardous Waste Impact, Air & Noise Impact and the Wetland Impact. Refer to [[:Category:127 MoDOT and the Environment\|EPG 127 MoDOT and the Environment]].		\|'''All Environmental Issues Finalized''' - The date planning and negotiations have been completed for environmental aspects of the project. All permits, MOAs, mitigation plans, all agency reviews, etc. are completed or approved prior to construction for the following: Farmland Impact, Floodplain/Regulatory Floodway, FEMA/SEMA Buyout, Socioeconomic Impact, Threatened & Endangered Species, Public Land Impact, Hazardous Waste Impact, Air & Noise Impact and the Wetland Impact. Refer to [[:Category:127 MoDOT and the Environment\|EPG 127 MoDOT and the Environment]].

Smithk at 14:16, 30 September 2021

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	\|style="background:#fff8e7" align="center"\|[https://www.modot.org/media/14032 2007 road map (front)]\|\|style="background:#fff8e7" align="center"\|[[media:2007 back map.pdf\|2007 (back)]]		\|style="background:#fff8e7" align="center"\|[https://www.modot.org/media/14032 2007 road map (front)]\|\|style="background:#fff8e7" align="center"\|[[media:2007 back map.pdf\|2007 (back)]]
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	\|rowspan="5"\|[[image:138 2021 map photo.jpg\|224px]]\|\|style="background:#fff8e7" align="center"\|[[media:2010 front map.pdf\|2010 road map (front)]]\|\|style="background:#fff8e7" align="center"\|[[media:2010 back map.pdf\|2010 (back)]]		\|rowspan="5"\|[[image:138 Sep 2021 map photo.jpg\|224px]]\|\|style="background:#fff8e7" align="center"\|[[media:2010 front map.pdf\|2010 road map (front)]]\|\|style="background:#fff8e7" align="center"\|[[media:2010 back map.pdf\|2010 (back)]]
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	\|style="background:#fff8e7" align="center"\|[https://www.modot.org/media/14037 2013 road map (front)]\|\|style="background:#fff8e7" align="center"\|[https://www.modot.org/media/14038 2013 (back)]		\|style="background:#fff8e7" align="center"\|[https://www.modot.org/media/14037 2013 road map (front)]\|\|style="background:#fff8e7" align="center"\|[https://www.modot.org/media/14038 2013 (back)]
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	\|style="background:#fff8e7" align="center"\|[https://www.modot.org/media/21429 2019 road map (front)]\|\|style="background:#fff8e7" align="center"\|[https://www.modot.org/media/21444 2019 (back)]		\|style="background:#fff8e7" align="center"\|[https://www.modot.org/media/21429 2019 road map (front)]\|\|style="background:#fff8e7" align="center"\|[https://www.modot.org/media/21444 2019 (back)]
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	\|style="background:#fff8e7" align="center"\|[[media:2021 map front.~~jpg~~\|2021 road map (front)]]\|\|style="background:#fff8e7" align="center"\|[[media:2021 map back.pdf\|2021 (back)]]		\|style="background:#fff8e7" align="center"\|[[media:2021 map front.pdf\|2021 road map (front)]]\|\|style="background:#fff8e7" align="center"\|[[media:2021 map back.pdf\|2021 (back)]]
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Smithk at 14:13, 30 September 2021

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	\|style="background:#fff8e7" align="center"\|[https://www.modot.org/media/21429 2019 road map (front)]\|\|style="background:#fff8e7" align="center"\|[https://www.modot.org/media/21444 2019 (back)]		\|style="background:#fff8e7" align="center"\|[https://www.modot.org/media/21429 2019 road map (front)]\|\|style="background:#fff8e7" align="center"\|[https://www.modot.org/media/21444 2019 (back)]
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	\|style="background:#fff8e7" align="center"\|[[media:2021 map front.~~pdf~~\|2021 road map (front)]]\|\|style="background:#fff8e7" align="center"\|[[media:2021 map back.pdf\|2021 (back)]]		\|style="background:#fff8e7" align="center"\|[[media:2021 map front.jpg\|2021 road map (front)]]\|\|style="background:#fff8e7" align="center"\|[[media:2021 map back.pdf\|2021 (back)]]
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Smithk: /* Speaking of road maps... */

2021-08-31T17:32:34Z

Speaking of road maps...

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	====Speaking of road maps...====		====Speaking of road maps...====
	'''First maps:''' The first Missouri road map, so far as State Highway Commission files reveal, was issued in 1851 by the federal government. Primary consideration was given to steamboat travel. The first road map put out by the state of Missouri was in 1918.		'''First maps:''' The first Missouri road map, so far as State Highway Commission files reveal, was issued in 1851 by the federal government. Primary consideration was given to steamboat travel. The first road map put out by the state of Missouri was in 1918, although a map for internal use was produced in 1917.

	'''Most common title for MoDOT’s road map:''' “Missouri Official Highway Map” was used for the 1938 and 1939 editions as well as every edition except one since 1961. That one exception took place in 2013 when MoDOT produced the "Missouri Highway Map Centennial Edition" to celebrate its 100th anniversary.		'''Most common title for MoDOT’s road map:''' “Missouri Official Highway Map” was used for the 1938 and 1939 editions as well as every edition except one since 1961. That one exception took place in 2013 when MoDOT produced the "Missouri Highway Map Centennial Edition" to celebrate its 100th anniversary.

Smithk: /* Speaking of road maps... */

2021-08-31T16:56:51Z

Speaking of road maps...

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	'''Size:''' The maps since 2007 are approx. 27 in. x 39.5 in., having an area about 18% larger than most previous maps. Yes, most of the new maps' print is larger than previous maps' print, too.		'''Size:''' The maps since 2007 are approx. 27 in. x 39.5 in., having an area about 18% larger than most previous maps. Yes, most of the new maps' print is larger than previous maps' print, too.

	'''How many printed?''' In 1924, 25,000 copies were printed. (To cover printing costs, the department sold the early maps to any individual, firm or company at cost, allowing them to resell the maps for 25 cents to “make a fair profit.”) About 2.7 million 2013 maps were printed, arguably Missouri's most popular state publication. For our 2021-2022 map, 675,000 copies were made.		'''How many printed?''' In 1924, 25,000 copies were printed. (To cover printing costs, the department sold the early maps to any individual, firm or company at cost, allowing them to resell the maps for 25 cents to “make a fair profit.”) About 2.7 million 2013 maps were printed, arguably Missouri's most popular state publication. For our 2021-2022 map, 675,000 copies were made at a cost of almost 21¢ each.

Smithk: /* Speaking of road maps... */

2021-08-31T16:51:47Z

Speaking of road maps...

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	'''Size:''' The maps since 2007 are approx. 27 in. x 39.5 in., having an area about 18% larger than most previous maps. Yes, most of the new maps' print is larger than previous maps' print, too.		'''Size:''' The maps since 2007 are approx. 27 in. x 39.5 in., having an area about 18% larger than most previous maps. Yes, most of the new maps' print is larger than previous maps' print, too.

	'''How many printed?''' In 1924, 25,000 copies were printed. (To cover printing costs, the department sold the early maps to any individual, firm or company at cost, allowing them to resell the maps for 25 cents to “make a fair profit.”) About 2.7 million 2013 maps were printed, arguably Missouri's most popular state publication.		'''How many printed?''' In 1924, 25,000 copies were printed. (To cover printing costs, the department sold the early maps to any individual, firm or company at cost, allowing them to resell the maps for 25 cents to “make a fair profit.”) About 2.7 million 2013 maps were printed, arguably Missouri's most popular state publication. For our 2021-2022 map, 675,000 copies were made.

Smithk at 20:24, 12 August 2021

2021-08-12T20:24:19Z

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	\|style="background:#fff8e7" align="center"\|[https://www.modot.org/media/21429 2019 road map (front)]\|\|style="background:#fff8e7" align="center"\|[https://www.modot.org/media/21444 2019 (back)]		\|style="background:#fff8e7" align="center"\|[https://www.modot.org/media/21429 2019 road map (front)]\|\|style="background:#fff8e7" align="center"\|[https://www.modot.org/media/21444 2019 (back)]
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	\|style="background:#fff8e7" align="center"\|[[media:2021 map front.pdf\|2021 road map (front)]]\|\|style="background:#fff8e7" align="center"\|[[media:2021 map back.pdf\|(back)]]		\|style="background:#fff8e7" align="center"\|[[media:2021 map front.pdf\|2021 road map (front)]]\|\|style="background:#fff8e7" align="center"\|[[media:2021 map back.pdf\|2021 (back)]]
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