Final Federal Approval Notice for SR 170 Highway Project in Tennessee
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This notice makes the federal approvals for the SR 170 highway widening project in Anderson County, Tennessee final. The project covers about 6.18 miles between the SR-62 interchange and SR-9/US-25W, and FHWA has issued a Finding of No Significant Impact for the selected design. The practical effect is a deadline for lawsuits. Anyone who wants to challenge the federal approvals for the project must file by November 6, 2026, unless another federal law gives them a shorter deadline.
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Key Changes
- Final federal approvals are confirmed for the SR 170 widening project in Anderson County, Tennessee.
- FHWA issued a Finding of No Significant Impact for the selected project alternative.
- Legal challenges to the federal approvals must be filed by November 6, 2026, unless a shorter deadline applies.
Obligations
What this law requires
Any party seeking judicial review of the final Federal agency actions approving the SR 170 highway project in Anderson County, Tennessee must file its claim by November 6, 2026, unless another applicable Federal law provides a shorter filing period.