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Environmental Impact Statement (EIS)

Project Name:
DeRenne - Widening
Responsible Agency:
Federal Highway Administration
Status:
In Progress
POC Name:
Jennifer Giersch
POC Title:
Environmental Coordinator
POC Email:
Jennifer.Giersch@dot.gov
Public Participation Website:
Public Participation Website
Project DeRenne

Description:

The City of Savannah, in partnership with the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT), has been leading a multi-year planning and design effort (known locally as “Project DeRenne”) to study and develop feasible solutions to inadequate mobility and congestion along DeRenne Avenue, a major arterial roadway that serves as a critical east-west connection within the City of Savannah and Chatham County. The proposed projects consist of a new location roadway (West DeRenne/Hampstead Connector) and operational improvements along West DeRenne and East DeRenne avenues in Savannah, Georgia from I-516 to Truman Parkway.

Milestones:

Issuance of Notice of Intent to prepare an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) (Agency Action)
Completed Date:
Scoping (Agency Action)
Completed Date:
Official Notice of Availability of a Draft EIS published in the Federal Register (FR) beginning both the public comment period and concurrent CAA Section 309 Review (Agency Action)
Completed Date:
Official Notice of Availability of a Final EIS published in the FR beginning both the public review period and concurrent CAA Section 309 Review (Agency Action)
Current Target Date:
Issuance of Lead Agency Record of Decision (Agency Action)
Current Target Date: