Engineering: limited-access status on Quaker/State Road 267 complicates Altura access options
Town engineering staff told the commission that the Quaker Boulevard/State Road 267 corridor carries a federally-funded limited-access designation, requiring state/federal processes and potential buyout of previously purchased access rights to establish a new cut; that constraint shaped staff and county responses to Altura’s access proposals.
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Scott Singleton, Plainfield’s Director of Engineering, told the Plan Commission that much of the corridor along Quaker Boulevard (formerly State Road 267) remains constrained by a limited-access right-of-way purchased during earlier highway projects. That status makes creating a new break for a residential development more complex than typical local road connections.
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