Abstract
The US 31 and 236th Street Interchange project presented a number of challenges related to environmental coordination and mitigation, real estate acquisition, and public involvement. The project was able to not only construct a dual-roundabout interchange at 236th Street, but also successfully mitigated wetland and floodway impacts with on-site mitigation and by relocating a historic farmhouse and barn.
Session Number
193
Session Title
Innovation Through Adaptability: Navigating Project Complexities
Track Title
Project Management/Planning
Location
STEW 279
Date of Version
March 2024
Recommended Citation
Beck, Jennifer and Burns, Adam, "Innovation Through Adaptability: Navigating Project Complexities Spanning Natural Resources, Cultural Resources, Public Involvement, and More" (2024). Purdue Road School. 71.
https://docs.lib.purdue.edu/roadschool/2024/presentations/71
Start Date
3-13-2024 3:00 PM
End Date
3-13-2024 3:50 PM
Included in
Innovation Through Adaptability: Navigating Project Complexities Spanning Natural Resources, Cultural Resources, Public Involvement, and More
STEW 279
The US 31 and 236th Street Interchange project presented a number of challenges related to environmental coordination and mitigation, real estate acquisition, and public involvement. The project was able to not only construct a dual-roundabout interchange at 236th Street, but also successfully mitigated wetland and floodway impacts with on-site mitigation and by relocating a historic farmhouse and barn.
