Route 47 in Troy, from Rte. 61 to Main St., will be widened in 2008. This is a cooperative partnership with the former Transportation Development District in Troy and MoDOT. The project costs $1.8 million, and half of that is funded from $900,000 that was collected when the TDD existed.  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, although this project will only be funded by MoDOT.

A public meeting was held Monday, May 21 at Troy City Hall.  If you were not able to attend the meeting, you can look at the plans on this site and make comments through email.

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.