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Vermont Route 102 in the Town of Lemington, Vermont. Project S 0271(5) and S 0271( ).

PB200525F

Publication Date	1971
Page Count	45
Abstract	The statement includes two separate, but closely related projects, both of which are within the Township of Lemington. The purpose of these projects is to replace the present gravel surface of Vermont 102 along each project length with paved and realigned roadway, thereby eliminating two more of the state's remaining gravel gaps. There will be no significant adverse effects imposed upon the environment by either of these projects. (Author)
Keywords	Environmental surveys Roads Vermont Pavements Urban areas Construction Improvement Right of way acquisition Environmental impact statements Lemington(Vermont) Vermont route 102
Source Agency	Invalid Source Agency Code
NTIS Subject Category	68 - Environmental Pollution & Control
Corporate Authors	Federal Highway Administration, Montpelier, VT. Vermont Div.
Supplemental Notes	Supersedes report dated 25 Jun 71, PB-200 525-D.
Document Type	Technical Report
Title Note	Final environmental impact statement.
NTIS Issue Number	197202

Vermont Route 102 in the Town of Lemington, Vermont. Project S 0271(5) and S 0271( ).

Vermont Route 102 in the Town of Lemington, Vermont. Project S 0271(5) and S 0271( ).
PB200525F

Publication Date	1971
Page Count	45
Abstract	The statement includes two separate, but closely related projects, both of which are within the Township of Lemington. The purpose of these projects is to replace the present gravel surface of Vermont 102 along each project length with paved and realigned roadway, thereby eliminating two more of the state's remaining gravel gaps. There will be no significant adverse effects imposed upon the environment by either of these projects. (Author)
Keywords	Environmental surveys Roads Vermont Pavements Urban areas Construction Improvement Right of way acquisition Environmental impact statements Lemington(Vermont) Vermont route 102
Source Agency	Invalid Source Agency Code
NTIS Subject Category	68 - Environmental Pollution & Control
Corporate Authors	Federal Highway Administration, Montpelier, VT. Vermont Div.
Supplemental Notes	Supersedes report dated 25 Jun 71, PB-200 525-D.
Document Type	Technical Report
Title Note	Final environmental impact statement.
NTIS Issue Number	197202