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NDOT presents rural engagement plan; flags US 50 preservation, SR 305 closure
Summary
NDOT leadership updated Lander County commissioners on the statewide 'One Nevada' planning approach, four county-identified needs (including an I-80 sound wall and a proposed footbridge), recent district projects and an upcoming SR 305 closure projected to cost about $750,000.
NDOT assistant director Rebecca Capuler and Deputy Director Sajid Solaria presented the agency's rural consultation process and described how county workshop inputs feed the "One Nevada" planning framework. The presentation highlighted district accomplishments (landscaping and interchange improvements, an 11-mile mill-and-fill project and resurfacing), identified county priorities for future funding consideration (sound wall along I-80, a footbridge near the high school, and a deceleration lane near the new fire station) and outlined a preservation project on US 50 with about $13.7 million in investment.
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