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Chapter 7: Corridor Visions (see also Appendix 7 for Details) January 24, 2008 NOTE: This document has been prepared using Federal funding from the United States Department of Transportation. The United States Department of Transportation assumes no responsibility for its contents or use thereof. Adopted January 24, 2008 Page 7-1

Table of Contents Pueblo MPO / TPR Corridors 3 Introduction 3 Corridors with Investment Categories 3 I-25 New Mexico State Line to Stem Beach 3 I-25 - Stem Beach to Purcell Blvd (Exit 108) * 3 I-25 - Purcell to Future S Powers Blvd (Exit 123) 3 US 050A Canon City to McCulloch Blvd West 4 US 050A - McCulloch Blvd West to I-25 * 4 US 050B - I-25 to Kansas State Line * 4 US 050C - I-25 (Ilex) to US 50B 4 SH 010 I-25 to US 50 4 SH 045 - Pueblo Boulevard I-25 S to US 50 to I-25 North 4 SH 047 - I-25 to US 50B * 5 SH 078 Beulah (incl Spur) to SH 45 (Pueblo Blvd.) 5 SH 078 - SH 165 to Beulah 5 SH 096 - SH 45 (Pueblo Blvd) to SH 231 (36th Lane) 5 SH 096 - SH 231 (36th Lane) to Crowley County Line 5 SH 096 - Westcliffe to SH 45 (Pueblo Blvd.) 6 SH 165 - SH 96 to I-25 (Colorado City) 6 SH 209 - Boone Cutoff (US 50 to SH 96) 6 SH 227 - US 50C (Santa Fe) to SH 96 (4th Street) 6 SH 231 (36th Lane) 6 SH 233 (Baxter Rd.) - US 50B to US 50C 7 Adopted January 24, 2008 Page 7-2

7.1 Pueblo MPO / TPR Corridors 7.1.1 Introduction The Pueblo area is blessed with a relatively mild climate and gentle topography that makes travel by non-motorized modes an enjoyable experience. Over the past twenty years, the City of Pueblo, Pueblo County, and other local and state agencies have continued to improve sidewalk and trail facilities to enhance non-motorized travel throughout the region. Further enhancements to the non-motorized transportation system could play an ever-increasing role in accommodating the travel needs of the Pueblo residents and visitors. 7.1.2 Corridors with Investment Categories I-25 New Mexico State Line to Stem Beach Rural Freeway Corridor serving principally interstate and inter-regional transportation. SYSTEM QUALITY (3) SAFETY I-25 - Stem Beach to Purcell Blvd (Exit 108) * Urban Freeway through Pueblo including downtown business district, shopping center, and civic attractions. I-25 - Purcell to Future S Powers Blvd (Exit 123) Rural/suburban freeway connecting Pueblo urban area to Colorado Springs urban area SYSTEM QUALITY (3) SAFETY Adopted January 24, 2008 Page 7-3

US 050A Canon City to McCulloch Blvd West Rural expressway connecting employment centers in Canon City and Florence to Pueblo Urban Area. US 050A - McCulloch Blvd West to I-25 * Urban Expressway with substantial retail and commercial development at intersections and interchanges. US 050B - I-25 to Kansas State Line * Urban and Rural Expressway with substantial adjacent retail, commercial, industrial, and residential development. US 050C - I-25 (Ilex) to US 50B Urban-Suburban Arterial serving moderate commercial and retail with low density residential and agriculture. SH 010 I-25 to US 50 Rural highway cuts across county between La Junta and Walsenburg. (2) SAFETY (3) MOBILITY SH 045 - Pueblo Boulevard I-25 S to US 50 to I- 25 North Expressway and major arterial loop connecting US 50 to I-25 on west side of Pueblo. Residential, Retail, and Commercial development. Future connection North of US 50 back to I-25 Adopted January 24, 2008 Page 7-4

at Purcell blvd (Exit 108). SH 047 - I-25 to US 50B * Urban Expressway providing a continuous route for east and westbound traffic on US 50 and some local access. SH 078 Beulah (incl Spur) to SH 45 (Pueblo Blvd.) transitioning to urban arterial with adjacent moderate density residential, commercial, and retail land uses. (2) MOBILITY (3) SAFETY SH 078 - SH 165 to Beulah Unpaved mountain pass through undeveloped portions of the San Isabel National Forest. INVESTMENT CATEGORIES: (1) SAFETY (2) SYSTEM QUALITY (3) MOBILITY SH 096 - SH 45 (Pueblo Blvd) to SH 231 (36th Lane) Urban Arterial with substantial adjacent retail, commercial, industrial, and residential development. SH 096 - SH 231 (36th Lane) to Crowley County Line transitioning from urban arterial with adjacent moderate Adopted January 24, 2008 Page 7-5

density residential, commercial, and retail land uses. INVESTMENT CATEGORIES: (1) SAFETY (2) SYSTEM QUALITY (3) MOBILITY SH 096 - Westcliffe to SH 45 (Pueblo Blvd.) transitioning to urban arterial with adjacent moderate density residential, commercial, and retail land uses. (2) MOBILITY (3) SAFETY SH 165 - SH 96 to I-25 (Colorado City) transitioning from recreational and tourist functions in the San Isabel National Forest. (2) SAFETY (3) MOBILITY SH 209 - Boone Cutoff (US 50 to SH 96) Connector from US 50 to Boone. Rural highway with adjacent low-density residential and agriculture. (2) SAFETY (3) MOBILITY SH 227 - US 50C (Santa Fe) to SH 96 (4th Street) Urban arterial connecting St. Charles Mesa, Salt Creek, and Northern Avenue areas to east side areas of Pueblo with Arkansas River crossing. SH 231 (36th Lane) Rural connector between US 50B and US 50C with an Arkansas River crossing and some low density residential. Adopted January 24, 2008 Page 7-6

SH 233 (Baxter Rd.) - US 50B to US 50C Semi-urban connector between US 50B and US 50C with an Arkansas River crossing and adjacent residential. *Corridors should be considered for inclusion in major statewide improvements efforts such as the current 7 th Pot projects, although not currently included in the Strategic Corridors identification. Adopted January 24, 2008 Page 7-7