The Route 47 widening project in Troy is in progress from Rte. 61 to Main St. and is about 65% complete.  Part of the project includes widening the Rte. 47/Lincoln Drive intersection and adding signals.  In addition to the widening, MoDOT is incorporating signals at Rtes. H and J into the same contract.

This is a cooperative partnership with the former Transportation Development District in Troy and MoDOT. The projects estimated cost is $1.8 million, and half is funded from $900,000 collected when the TDD existed.  The Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission awarded the project to N. B. West Contracting Company of Brentwood, MO for $1,636,625.85.  The cost of the $1,460,193.13 widening project is being shared by MoDOT and the Transportation Development District in the City of Troy, and the signal installation at Routes H and J will cost $176,432.72 and is being financed with MoDOT District 3 safety funds. 

The estimated completion is November 1, 2008.

Engineering Design Plans (Main St. to Wal-mart)

Engineering Design Plans (Wal-mart to West Side of Front St.)

Engineering Design Plans (East of Front St. to McDonald's)

Engineering Design Plans (McDonald's to Rte. 61 ramps)

Aerial View (entire project)

Rtes. H & J Traffic Signals Display

If you have questions about the project, please call Chris Knapp, project manager, at 573-248-2586 or email him directly.