Route 6 Hop River Corridor Transportation Study

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The Capitol Region Council of Governments (CRCOG) and the Connecticut Department of Transportation (ConnDOT) are initiating a study to address safety, access management and development potential / growth along the Route 6 corridor in the towns of Bolton, Coventry, Andover and Columbia.  We will be working with our partners such as the Windham Region Council of Governments (WINCOG), town officials and the public over the next 12 to 18 months to identify constraints and opportunities throughout the 11-mile study corridor running between Notch Road in Bolton and Route 66 in the Town of Columbia.  The study will also evaluate the stretch of Route 66 between Route 6 and the Willimantic River, an additional 2-mile segment. 

We welcome your input and we're excited to be working within your communities! 

Please feel free to contact Ms. Jennifer Carrier, Project Manager, at jcarrier@crcog.org or 860 522-2217 x212.  We will continue to update this site with our findings and meeting announcements as the study progresses. 

Three sets of public workshops, each with two identical meetings, will be held throughout this study process.

The next set of public workshops is scheduled for:

NOTE TO PERSONS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS:

We do not discriminate on the basis of disability.  Individuals who need auxiliary aids are invited to make their needs known by contacting us by mail, phone, fax or email (kstewartson@crcog.org) as soon as possible.

Un traductor estará disponible para esta reunión si usted lo solicita al 522-2217, lo más pronto posible.

Meetings held to date:

Route 6 Hop River Corridor Transportation Study staff participated in a set of workshops organized under the Route 6 Economic Development Study (see below).  These meetings were held on December 8 and December 17 in the towns of Bolton and Andover, respectively.  The following summarizes concerns we heard from those in attendance:

• Public Workshop Notes

The Advisory Committee assists the project team guide the study process.  The committee primarily consists of municipal representation from town commissions and town staff as well as individuals representing the residential and business perspectives of the corridor.  The committee discusses technical data presented to them and provides input into the process.  For this study the Route 6 Economic Development Council will serve as the Advisory Committee. 

The next Route 6 Regional Economic Development Council Meeting to discuss the Transportation Study is scheduled for:

This project is being managed by the Route 6 Economic Development Council.  The specific project website is: www.theroute6hoprivercorridor.com

• Planning Study Scope of Work Overview

• Route 44 Study
• Route 6 / Route 44/ I384 Reconfiguration Potential
• Route 6 Resident Survey (2003)