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Page Avenue (Route 364)
WHAT'S HAPPENING NOW
MoDOT is planning to hold a public meeting to discuss the Route 364 project -- to include upcoming work for later this year and planned work for the entire route. The public meeting is September 10, at the the Rotunda at St. Charles Community College, from 4 to 7 p.m. For more details, click here. MoDOT is also launching a virtual public meeting the same day as the public meeting, which the same information. Access the virtual public meeting here -- the virtual public meeting will remain active until September 24.
Right now, crews are currently working on the bridge which will take Harvester Road over the new Page Extension lanes. Crews have placed eight 170 foot girders on the bridge and are working on the bridge deck (the driving surface for the road and the supporting structure for that driving surface).
Traffic on Route 364 and Route 94 at Harvester (where Route 364 ends and Route 94 continues) is on the north and south outer roads around the construction zone. To get to westbound Route 94 from Route 364/Route 94 in St Charles, drivers need to take the north outer road through Harvester and rejoin westbound Route 94 near Jungermann. To get to Route 364 and Route 94 to St. Charles from eastbound Route 94, take the south outer road through Harvester and get on Route 364 (or exit just east of that for Route 94).
The current project is a portion of the second phase of the Page Extension on Route 364. This current construction project, which will be completed in latel 2009, will extend Route 364 another mile (basically following Route 94) and will build a one-way outer road system, retaining walls and an improved interchange. This improved interchange will include ramps from the freeway to Harvester Road and a bridge to take Harvester Road over Route 364. This work will mean that traffic on Route 364 will not have a signal from Interstate 270 to Jungermann Road.
The project is expected to be complete by early 2010, but work on the project will roll into the next section of work on the Page Extension which will start later this year.
The Missouri Highway and Transportation Commission has approved American Recovery and Reinvestment Act money for the next section of Route 364. This work has also been approved by the East-West Gateway Council of Governments. The commission has approved spending $43 million to extend Route 364 from the current work at Harvester Road to just west of Central School Road. The project goes out for bid in July 2009, the contract should be awarded in August and work will start shortly thereafter. The Federal government will commit the funds for the project five weeks before bidding opens.
Along Rte. 94 from east of Harvester Rd. to Mid Rivers Mall Dr.
Projects currently under construction:
Route 364 from west of Jungs Station Road to west of Harvester Road. Construction on the second phase is under way.Construction continues on the one-way outer road system. The project includes bridge construction at Harvester Road as well as the construction of the one-way outer road system. New roadway grade will be 25 feet below existing Harvester Road. Utility relocation work is complete. The work should be complete by late 2009.
Upcoming projects
Route 364 from west of Harvester Road to west of Central School Roads. Includes bridge construction at Woodstone, Jungermann Roads and Central School Road, as well as construction of the Rte. 364 outer roads. Much of this project has been designed and right of way is being purchased. The Federal Highway bill passed in September 2005 allocated $20 million for Phase 2 of Rte. 364, which was used to purchase right of way and fund utility relocation work. This project will use American Recovery and Reinvestment Act money. Work should start on this project in late 2009.
Route 364 from west of Central School Road to Mid Rivers Mall Drive. Includes bridge construction at Kisker Road and Mid Rivers Mall Drive, as well as construction of the Rte. 364 outer roads. Design work for this project is currently underway and funding has been determined. This project will be let early in 2010.
Route 364 future south outer road from Rte. K to Winghaven Blvd. Crews have completed work on the future Page Avenue (Route 364) south outer road project. The new south outer road runs parallel to Rte. N between Rte. K and Bates Rd. in the city of O’Fallon. View a map of the south outer road improvements.(107 kb, 1 page)
All other Phase 3 Route 364 projects (no funding has been secured):
Much design work has been completed. MoDOT has purchased approximately 50 percent of the right of way needed. Little money is available at this time to buy more property. No other money has been allocated for construction. No construction start dates have been set.
Estimated cost in 2008 dollars to purchase the remaining right of way and construct Phase 3 of Page Avenue is $140 million.
MoDOT wants to ensure all stakeholders stay updated and informed about the project during construction. We will send out periodic "e-updates" via e-mail when they become available. If you would like to be added to this list, please send an e-mail to Andrew Gates at Andrew.Gates@modot.mo.gov. If you do not have access to e-mail, you can call MoDOT toll-free at 1-888-ASK MODOT (275-6636) for updates on the project.
FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT:
St. Charles County Area Engineer Jim Gremaud at 1-888 ASK MODOT (275-6636)
Project Manager Barry Bergman at 1-888 ASK MODOT (275-6636)
Community Relations Specialist Andrew Gates at 1-888 ASK MODOT (275-6636)
The Missouri Highway and Transportation Commission has approved American Recovery and Reinvestment Act money for the next section of Route 364. This work has also been approved by the East-West Gateway Council of Governments. The commission has approved spending $43 million to extend Route 364 from the current work at Harvester Road to just west of Central School Road. The project goes out for bid in July 2009, the contract should be awarded in August and work will start shortly thereafter. The Federal government will commit the funds for the project five weeks before bidding opens. 
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