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Central Dakota MPO previews 25-year transportation plan; Broadway corridor prioritized
Summary
The Central Dakota Metropolitan Planning Organization presented a fiscally constrained 25-year Metropolitan Transportation Plan to the Minot City Council, highlighting the Broadway corridor and a $500 million project pool reduced to a constrained list based on $220 million in federal funds and an estimated $79 million local match need.
The Central Dakota MPO presented an overview of its draft Metropolitan Transportation Plan (MTP) to the Minot City Council on Oct. 20, outlining a 25-year, fiscally constrained program of projects for the MPO planning area that includes Minot, Burlington and Surrey in Ward County. The planning team said the draft balances technical analysis of safety, pavement condition and operations with extensive public engagement.
John Van Dyke, Executive Director of the MPO, introduced the presentation and said the plan will guide federal transportation funding decisions affecting the Minot area through 2050. Joel Mann, a transportation planner with Bolton & Menk, said the draft includes more than 90 candidate projects with a total cost of roughly $500…
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