You are here: Home Projects Studies I-25 Exit 108 Interchange Reconstruction & Rest Area I-25 Exit 108 Interchange & New Pueblo Rest Area Public Survey I-25 Exit 108 Interchange & New Pueblo Rest Area Public Survey The Interstate 25 Pueblo Rest Area serves a growing number of motorists, commercial operators, recreationalists and local travelers. After years of heavy use, the Pinion Rest Area facilities were closed in 2020 due to lack of potable water and failing wastewater facilities. To better serve customers, the Colorado Department of Transportation CDOT is designing a new rest area west of I-25 at Exit 108 (Purcell Boulevard). The new rest area facility will accommodate both north- and southbound motorists on I-25. The proposed design will provide 12 fixtures for men, 12 for women and two family restrooms. The grounds will have nine picnic shelters and one large picnic area; a fenced pet relief area, separated truck, car and bus parking with 50 truck spaces and 95 car spaces; sidewalks and crosswalks to safely access the building. The location provides access to municipal water and sewer facilities and has the capacity to add a transit hub, park and ride spaces and increased freight parking. Tell us what you want the new I-25 Pueblo Rest Area to look like. Your input is critical to help us identify future needs, priorities, and potential improvements. Thank you for your feedback! 1. First impressions matter as visitors enter the rest area site. Please review the concept renderings below: Option 1: Architectural rendering of Pueblo Rest Area with wood and stone facade. Option 2: Architectural rendering of Pueblo Rest Area with stone facade. Please select your preferred exterior material for the rest area building: Option 1: Wood and Stone Option 2: Stone 2. In alignment with our goal to honor the region's diverse history, please prioritize the following topics for the upcoming potential interpretive elements: 2a. Evolution of Pueblo and Pueblo West Very High High Neutral Low Very Low 2b. Scenic Byways Very High High Neutral Low Very Low 2c. History of the area to highlight the diverse culture Very High High Neutral Low Very Low 2d. Beacon Hill paleontology Very High High Neutral Low Very Low 2e. Rest Area closure and re-opening Very High High Neutral Low Very Low 2f. Eden train wreck tragedy Very High High Neutral Low Very Low 2g. Pueblo chile Very High High Neutral Low Very Low 2h. Home of Heroes: Pueblo is hometown of four Congressional Medal of Honor Recipients Very High High Neutral Low Very Low 2i. Spanish influence Very High High Neutral Low Very Low 3. The interchange bridge serves as the primary visual entrance to the facility from the highway exit. Please review the palette options for the interchange bridge below: Palette options for the I-25 Exit 108 Interchange bridge structure, including bridge rails, abutments, piers and wingwalls. Option 1: Mushroom, Option 2: Yellow. Palette options for girders exterior: Option 1: Brown, Option 2: Tan. Please indicate your color combination preference below: Brown Palette: Light brown main structure with contrasting dark brown structural girders Beige Palette: Soft beige/yellow main structure with contrasting dark beige structural girders 4. The five point roundabout is another visually significant feature of the new interchange. Please review the color palette options for the roundabout below: Palette options for the roundabout center and median paving. Option 1: Brown Palette Match Option 2: Beige Palette Match Please indicate your color combination preference below: Brown Palette: Dark brown center of the roundabout and median paving Beige Palette: Dark beige center of the roundabout and median 5. Please share any additional comments or feedback for the new I-25 Pueblo rest area below. Please confirm you're human
I-25 Exit 108 Interchange & New Pueblo Rest Area Public Survey The Interstate 25 Pueblo Rest Area serves a growing number of motorists, commercial operators, recreationalists and local travelers. After years of heavy use, the Pinion Rest Area facilities were closed in 2020 due to lack of potable water and failing wastewater facilities. To better serve customers, the Colorado Department of Transportation CDOT is designing a new rest area west of I-25 at Exit 108 (Purcell Boulevard). The new rest area facility will accommodate both north- and southbound motorists on I-25. The proposed design will provide 12 fixtures for men, 12 for women and two family restrooms. The grounds will have nine picnic shelters and one large picnic area; a fenced pet relief area, separated truck, car and bus parking with 50 truck spaces and 95 car spaces; sidewalks and crosswalks to safely access the building. The location provides access to municipal water and sewer facilities and has the capacity to add a transit hub, park and ride spaces and increased freight parking. Tell us what you want the new I-25 Pueblo Rest Area to look like. Your input is critical to help us identify future needs, priorities, and potential improvements. Thank you for your feedback! 1. First impressions matter as visitors enter the rest area site. Please review the concept renderings below: Option 1: Architectural rendering of Pueblo Rest Area with wood and stone facade. Option 2: Architectural rendering of Pueblo Rest Area with stone facade. Please select your preferred exterior material for the rest area building: Option 1: Wood and Stone Option 2: Stone 2. In alignment with our goal to honor the region's diverse history, please prioritize the following topics for the upcoming potential interpretive elements: 2a. Evolution of Pueblo and Pueblo West Very High High Neutral Low Very Low 2b. Scenic Byways Very High High Neutral Low Very Low 2c. History of the area to highlight the diverse culture Very High High Neutral Low Very Low 2d. Beacon Hill paleontology Very High High Neutral Low Very Low 2e. Rest Area closure and re-opening Very High High Neutral Low Very Low 2f. Eden train wreck tragedy Very High High Neutral Low Very Low 2g. Pueblo chile Very High High Neutral Low Very Low 2h. Home of Heroes: Pueblo is hometown of four Congressional Medal of Honor Recipients Very High High Neutral Low Very Low 2i. Spanish influence Very High High Neutral Low Very Low 3. The interchange bridge serves as the primary visual entrance to the facility from the highway exit. Please review the palette options for the interchange bridge below: Palette options for the I-25 Exit 108 Interchange bridge structure, including bridge rails, abutments, piers and wingwalls. Option 1: Mushroom, Option 2: Yellow. Palette options for girders exterior: Option 1: Brown, Option 2: Tan. Please indicate your color combination preference below: Brown Palette: Light brown main structure with contrasting dark brown structural girders Beige Palette: Soft beige/yellow main structure with contrasting dark beige structural girders 4. The five point roundabout is another visually significant feature of the new interchange. Please review the color palette options for the roundabout below: Palette options for the roundabout center and median paving. Option 1: Brown Palette Match Option 2: Beige Palette Match Please indicate your color combination preference below: Brown Palette: Dark brown center of the roundabout and median paving Beige Palette: Dark beige center of the roundabout and median 5. Please share any additional comments or feedback for the new I-25 Pueblo rest area below. Please confirm you're human
