2014 ‐ 2023 Transit Development Plan SFRTA: Moving Our Region Forward Miami ‐ Dade MPO Citizens’ Transportation Advisory Committee (CTAC) May 22, 2013
TDP Overview & Objectives • Major Update – Required every 5 years – Annual “minor” updates – Eligibility for state block grants • Prioritize improvements • Financial plan component • Strategic, 10 ‐ year visionary plan – Reinvigorate identity – Reassess the mission – Continue building partnerships – Address needs of growing, dynamic region
Project Background • Since the last Major Update (2008) – Park & ride expansion – EASY Card – Shuttle bus growth – Corridor dispatch & maintenance agreement – Sustainability efforts – New railcars & locomotives – Coastal Link on FEC – Wave Streetcar
Public Involvement Activities • On ‐ board Survey • Intercept Surveys – February 13, 2013 – Tue 3/19, Thu 3/21, & Sat 4/6 – 5,176 usable surveys – Over 1,000 collected! – Travel/Satisfaction
Public Involvement Activities • Branding/Website • Email Blast/Web Survey www.SFRTAForward.com
Public Involvement Activities • Social Media Outreach • Onboard Newsletter – Posts in Facebook/Twitter
PTAC Priorities Exercise What improvements or initiatives should be priorities for SFRTA over the next 10 years? Weighted Improvements/Initiatives Ideas Score 1 Expand service to FEC tracks 36 2 Transit Oriented Development around stations 14 3 Real Time information (mobile app and at platforms) 13 4 Better connections to final destinations 12 5 Improve bike and ped connections 10 Have wi ‐ fi and power plugs on new cars 8 Develop underutilized Miami ‐ Dade rail corridors 6 Double daily ridership 6 Better circulation aroud MIA/MIC station 4
Draft TDP Goals 1. Maximize performance, reliability, efficiency and capacity of the existing system 2. Improve the SFRTA/Tri ‐ Rail passenger experience 3. Continue utilization of private sector contractors for majority of SFRTA services and operations 4. Improve connecting transit and transportation services 5. Take an active leadership role in expanding premium transit in the region
Draft TDP Goals 6. Pursue funding opportunities to support both the existing system and expanded premium transit in the region 7. Develop and pursue partnerships with agencies/entities in both public and private sector 8. Facilitate economic growth and development throughout the region 9. Maximize environmentally sustainable practices for both the current system and expanded premium services in the region 10. Provide leadership in advocacy and education of the need for an expanded regional premium transit system
Project Schedule 2013 TASKS Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov FACILITATE PROJECT MANAGEMENT & 1 SMP REVIEW MEETINGS 2 ESTABLISH BASELINE CONDITIONS TR 1A Draft Final 3 FACILITATE PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT TR 1B PIP PIP IDENTIFY & EVALUATE EXISTING TRANSIT 4 TR 2 SERVICES 5 EVALUATE DEMAND & MOBILITY NEEDS TR 3 6 CONDUCT SITUATION APPRAISAL TR 4A Draft TR 4B 7 DEVELOP GOALS & OBJECTIVES TR 4B Farebox Final Final PREPARE TEN ‐ YEAR TRANSIT DEVELOPMENT FDOT 60-Day Draft ES 8 Recovery Adopted TDP - and TDP Comment Period PLAN Report TDP FDOT Meetings & TR # XXXXX Task Duration Deliverables Presentations
TDP Next Steps • Draft technical reports now being developed – To be reviewed by PTAC – Incorporated into final TDP document • Ongoing outreach efforts – Presentations to committees and boards • Draft TDP document – Financial Plan – Implementation Plan
2014 ‐ 2023 Transit Development Plan SFRTA: Moving Our Region Forward More information: • Web Address: www.SFRTAForward.com • Email: TDP@sfrta.fl.gov Natalie Yesbeck Pustizzi, AICP Bill Ball, AICP SFRTA TDP Project Manager Consultant Team Project Manager office: 954 ‐ 788 ‐ 7957 office: 813 ‐ 224 ‐ 8862 yesbeckn@sfrta.fl.gov bball@tindaleoliver.com
Fully integrated with existing Tri ‐ Rail system Direct service to major downtown employment centers Serves new markets Easy walk to/from stations Northeast Miami ‐ Dade County Northern Palm Beach County Numerous downtowns & redevelopment areas Excellent economic development opportunities Complements “All Aboard Florida” intercity service 14
Station Area Market & Economic Analysis $1.4 Billion of New Development due to Tri ‐ Rail Coastal Link $580 Million of new residential development 5,500 new residential units $850 Million of new commercial development 8.3 Million square feet $18 Million of new tax revenue Other Projected Economic Benefits $630 Million overall economic output $250 Million of labor income 28,000 new permanent jobs
Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) AGENCY DATE & TIME LOCATION SEFTC April 22, 2013 ‐ 10:00 AM Hollywood SFRTA April 26, 2013 ‐ 9:30 AM Pompano Beach South Florida RPC May 6, 2013 ‐ 10:30 AM Key Largo Broward MPO May 9, 2013 ‐ 9:30 AM Fort Lauderdale Palm Beach MPO May 16, 2013 ‐ 9:00 AM West Palm Beach Treasure Coast RPC May 17, 2013 ‐ 9:30 AM Stuart Miami ‐ Dade MPO May 23, 2013 ‐ 2:00 PM Miami Florida Rail No public hearing May 2013 Enterprise/FDOT required
Questions & Comments Joseph Quinty, AICP Transportation Planning Manager QuintyJ@sfrta.fl.gov 954 ‐ 788 ‐ 7928
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