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04/14/2020 Section 3 FPID 4229042 Pinellas; 4229044 Hillsborough Howard Frankland Bridge Program Description Tampa Bay Next is a program to modernize Tampa Bay’s transportation infrastructure and a process for engaging the public. Within the majority of the program area, the addition of express lanes is being considered to provide additional capacity, relieve congestion and provide a more reliable travel time option for passenger and transit vehicles. In addition, improvements address safety and traffic operations on the interstates. Interstate modernization projects incorporate additional elements such as opportunities to add bicycle and pedestrian facilities, aesthetic treatments, transit accommodations, and reconnecting streets where possible. Howard Frankland Bridge The original Howard Frankland Bridge was constructed in 1959 and second bridge structure was constructed in 1991 to provide additional capacity across the Tampa Bay. The Howard Frankland Bridge project will replace the existing northbound (1959) bridge to add capacity and alleviate traffic congestion on the most traveled bridge across the Tampa Bay. The new bridge will provide four general purpose lanes and two tolled express lanes in each direction. The tolled express lanes will provide additional capacity, relieve congestion and provide a more reliable travel time option for passenger and transit vehicles. The project will also include a bike/pedestrian path that will connect Pinellas and Hillsborough Counties, which was requested by both the Hillsborough MPO and Forward Pinellas. This project requires no right of way. The new design will improve incident management in emergency response situations and provide additional capacity along a critical evacuation route. To accommodate transit in the future, a portion of the new bridge will be designed and constructed to carry heavier loadings, up to a light rail transit system. Should light rail transit be locally supported for implementation, the existing southbound (1991) bridge would then be widened and travel lanes shifted to the widened bridge. CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATE $865 Million (as of March 2020) CONTRACTOR Archer Western / Traylor Bros. Joint Venture CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE Began 2020 Anticipated completion late 2024 IN PROJECT DESIGN / CONSTRUCTION A L L E N I P G U O R O B S L L I H Old Tampa Bay Tampa Bay Hillsborough Bay Clearwater Clearwater Clearwater St Petersburg St Petersburg St Petersburg Tampa Tampa Tampa SEIS LIMITS SEIS LIMITS Howard Frankland Bridge Downtown Interchange Veterans Expy I-4 and Connector Westshore Area Interchange NW Expy I-4/I-75 Interchange Project Limit E of Branch Forbes Rd I-275 North Corridor I-75 North Corrido I-75 South Corridor I-275 Pinellas Corridor Gateway Expressway Project Howard Frankland Bridge Downtown Interchange Veterans Expy I-4 and Connector Westshore Area Interchange NW Expy I-4/I-75 Interchange Project Limit E of Branch Forbes Rd I-275 North Corridor I-75 North Corrido I-75 South Corridor I-275 Pinellas Corridor Gateway Expressway Project 618 618 589 60 60 580 580 574 574 4 75 275 275 275 375 175 19 41 301 301 92 92 92 Tampa International Airport St. Pete/Clearwater International Airport Port Tampa Bay MacDill Airforce Base University of South Florida Tampa International Airport St. Pete/Clearwater International Airport Port Tampa Bay MacDill Airforce Base University of South Florida Howard Frankland Bridge Total Width 168' 100' Min Separation Total Width 111' BIKE / PED PATH General Purpose Lanes Express Lanes Express Lanes General Purpose Lanes Light Rail EXPANSION Southbound Bridge with Express Lanes and Rail Transit Northbound Widened to Outside to Accommodate Express Lanes 1991 Bridge 2024 Bridge Proposed Future Design to Accommodate Light Rail Total Width 168' 100' Min Separation Total Width 70' General Purpose Lanes BIKE / PED PATH Express Lanes Express Lanes New Bridge with Bike/Ped Path on the Outside and 2 Express Lanes in each Direction Existing Southbound Converts to Northbound 1959 Bridge To Be Removed STRUCTURE WILL SUPPORT FUTURE RAIL TRANSIT 1959 Bridge 1991 Bridge 2024 Bridge Current Proposed Design TampaBayNext.com | [email protected] | (813) 975-NEXT (6398) | /TampaBayNext | @TampaBayNext Public participation is solicited without regard to race, color, national origin, age, sex, religion, disability, or family status. If you are hearing or speech impaired, please contact the agency using the Florida Relay Service, 1 (800) 955-8771 (TDD) or 1 (800) 955-8770 (Voice). Comuníquese con nosotros: Nos importa mucho la opinión del público sobre el proyecto. Si tiene preguntas o comentarios, o simplemente desea más información, por favor comuníquese con nosotros. Nuestra representante en español es: Manny Flores, 813-975-4248, [email protected].

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  • 04/14/2020

    Section 3 FPID 4229042 Pinellas; 4229044 Hillsborough

    Howard Frankland Bridge

    Program DescriptionTampa Bay Next is a program to modernize Tampa Bay’s transportation infrastructure and a process for engaging the public. Within the majority of the program area, the addition of express lanes is being considered to provide additional capacity, relieve congestion and provide a more reliable travel time option for passenger and transit vehicles. In addition, improvements address safety and traffic operations on the interstates. Interstate modernization projects incorporate additional elements such as opportunities to add bicycle and pedestrian facilities, aesthetic treatments, transit accommodations, and reconnecting streets where possible.

    Howard Frankland BridgeThe original Howard Frankland Bridge was constructed in 1959 and second bridge structure was constructed in 1991 to provide additional capacity across the Tampa Bay.

    The Howard Frankland Bridge project will replace the existing northbound (1959) bridge to add capacity and alleviate traffic congestion on the most traveled bridge across the Tampa Bay. The new bridge will provide four general purpose lanes and two tolled express lanes in each direction. The tolled express lanes will provide additional capacity, relieve congestion and provide a more reliable travel time option for passenger and transit vehicles. The project will also include a bike/pedestrian path that will connect Pinellas and Hillsborough Counties, which was requested by both the Hillsborough MPO and Forward Pinellas. This project requires no right of way.

    The new design will improve incident management in emergency response situations and provide additional capacity along a critical evacuation route. To accommodate transit in the future, a portion of the new bridge will be designed and constructed to carry heavier loadings, up to a light rail transit system. Should light rail transit be locally supported for implementation, the existing southbound (1991) bridge would then be widened and travel lanes shifted to the widened bridge.

    CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATE $865 Million (as of March 2020)

    CONTRACTOR Archer Western / Traylor Bros. Joint Venture

    CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE Began 2020 Anticipated completion late 2024

    IN PROJECT DESIGN / CONSTRUCTION

    PINELLAS COUNTY

    PASCO COUNTY

    HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY

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    HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY

    HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY

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    MANATEE COUNTY

    PASCO COUNTY POLK COUNTY

    O l d T a m p a B a y

    T a m p a B a y

    H i l l s b o r o u g h B a y

    ClearwaterClearwaterClearwater

    St PetersburgSt PetersburgSt Petersburg

    TampaTampaTampa

    SEIS LIMITSSEIS LIMITS

    Howard

    Franklan

    d Bridge

    Downtown Interchange

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    xpy

    I-4 an

    d Con

    necto

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    Westshore Area Interchange

    NW

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    I-4/I-75Interchange

    Project LimitE of Branch Forbes Rd

    I-27

    5 N

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    I-75

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    I-27

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    Gateway ExpresswayProject

    Bearss Ave

    54th Ave S

    Moccasin Wallow Rd

    Bruc

    e B. D

    owns

    Blvd

    Howard

    Franklan

    d Bridge

    Downtown Interchange

    Vet

    eran

    s E

    xpy

    I-4 an

    d Con

    necto

    r

    Westshore Area Interchange

    NW

    Exp

    y

    I-4/I-75Interchange

    Project LimitE of Branch Forbes Rd

    I-27

    5 N

    ort

    h C

    orr

    ido

    r

    I-75

    No

    rth

    Co

    rrid

    or

    I-75

    So

    uth

    Co

    rrid

    or

    I-27

    5 P

    inel

    las

    Co

    rrid

    or

    Gateway ExpresswayProject

    Bearss Ave

    54th Ave S

    Moccasin Wallow Rd

    Bruc

    e B. D

    owns

    Blvd

    618

    618

    589

    60

    60

    580

    580

    574574

    674

    75

    4

    4

    75

    75

    275

    275

    275

    275

    275

    275

    375

    175

    19

    41

    41

    41

    41

    301

    301

    301

    301

    92

    92

    92

    19

    54

    56

    TampaInternational

    Airport

    St. Pete/ClearwaterInternational

    Airport

    PortTampa Bay

    MacDillAirforce Base

    University ofSouth Florida

    TampaInternational

    Airport

    St. Pete/ClearwaterInternational

    Airport

    PortTampa Bay

    MacDillAirforce Base

    University ofSouth Florida

    Howard Frankland Bridge

    Total Width 168' 100' MinSeparation

    Total Width 111'

    BIKE / PED PATH

    General PurposeLanes

    ExpressLanes

    ExpressLanes

    General PurposeLanes

    Light Rail

    EXPANSION

    Southbound Bridge with Express Lanesand Rail Transit

    Northbound Widened to Outside to Accommodate Express Lanes

    Howard Frankland BridgeThis is how we would accommodate rail transit in the future

    1991 Bridge2024 Bridge

    Proposed Future Design to Accommodate Light Rail

    Total Width 168' 100' MinSeparation

    Total Width 70'

    General PurposeLanes

    BIKE / PED PATH

    ExpressLanes

    ExpressLanes

    New Bridge with Bike/Ped Path on the Outside and 2 Express Lanes in each Direction

    Existing SouthboundConverts to Northbound

    1959 BridgeTo Be Removed

    Howard Frankland BridgeThis is what we are planning to build in 2020

    STRUCTURE WILL SUPPORT FUTURE

    RAIL TRANSIT

    1959 Bridge1991 Bridge2024 Bridge

    Current Proposed Design

    TampaBayNext.com | [email protected] | (813) 975-NEXT (6398) | /TampaBayNext | @TampaBayNextPublic participation is solicited without regard to race, color, national origin, age, sex, religion, disability, or family status. If you are hearing or speech impaired, please contact the agency using the Florida Relay Service, 1 (800) 955-8771 (TDD) or 1 (800) 955-8770 (Voice).Comuníquese con nosotros: Nos importa mucho la opinión del público sobre el proyecto. Si tiene preguntas o comentarios, o simplemente desea más información, por favor comuníquese con nosotros. Nuestra representante en español es: Manny Flores, 813-975-4248, [email protected].