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    Flagstaff-Lake Mary Road Section, JCT. U.S. 66-JCT. FAS 209, Coconino County, Arizona. Project S-354(2)

    The project is located in the southeast and east section of the city of Flagstaff, Arizona. The urban portion will provide four asphaltic concrete lanes. The rural section consists of a 40-foot roadway with two 12-foot lanes and two 8-foot shoulders. Construction will benefit both the business and private sectors of the Flagstaff community. Adverse environmental impacts include a reduction of the forest areas considered to be one of Flagstaff's aesthetic values and a reduction of wildlife habitat.

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    Flagstaff-Lake Mary Road Section, JCT. U.S. 66-JCT. FAS 209, Coconino County, Arizona. Project S-354(2)

    The project is located in the southeast and east section of the city of Flagstaff, Arizona. The urban portion will provide four asphaltic concrete lanes. The rural section consists of a 40-foot roadway with two 12-foot lanes and two 8-foot shoulders. Construction will benefit both the business and private sectors of the Flagstaff community. Adverse environmental impacts include a reduction of the forest areas considered to be one of Flagstaff's aesthetic values and a reduction of wildlife habitat.

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    Flagstaff-Lake Mary Road Section, JCT. U.S. 66-JCT. FAS 209, Coconino County, Arizona. Project S-354(2)

    The project is located in the southeast and east section of the city of Flagstaff, Arizona. The urban portion will provide four asphaltic concrete lanes. The rural section consists of a 40-foot roadway with two 12-foot lanes and two 8-foot shoulders. Construction will benefit both the business and private sectors of the Flagstaff community. Adverse environmental impacts include a reduction of the forest areas considered to be one of Flagstaff's aesthetic values and a reduction of wildlife habitat.

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    Title:

    Flagstaff-Lake Mary Road Section, JCT. U.S. 66-JCT. FAS 209, Coconino County, Arizona. Project S-354(2)

    Publication date:

    1972

    Size:

    61 pages

    Type of media:

    Report

    Type of material:

    No indication

    Language:

    English

    Keywords:

    Environmental Pollution & Control , Environmental surveys , Roads , Arizona , Streets , Rural areas , Construction , Environmental impact statements , Flagstaff(Arizona) , Coconino County(Arizona)

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