ADOT & NACOG Transportation Consultation Meeting with Rural Area Tribal Officials May 30, 2012 10:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Radisson Woodlands Hotel San Francisco Room 1175 West Route 66, Flagstaff, AZ 1
Items for Discussion � Welcome and Introductions � Purpose (to inform and gather information) � State Long Range Transportation Plan (LRTP) What Moves You Arizona � State Transportation Improvement Program (STIP) � Five Year Transportation Facilities Construction Program � Engineering District Projects � Regional TIP � Planning Projects 2
Vision: Foundation to Build On � bqAZ Statewide Framework � Accepted by State Transportation Board January 15, 2010 � Vision and guiding principles focused on: � multimodal mobility � economic vitality � sustainability and environment � safety and security 3
From Vision to Plan Vision (BQAZ) Plan (WMYA) � What are our priorities, � How should we grow? how do we pay? � 2050 Vision � 2035: Focusing the Vision � Multimodal � Multimodal � Fiscally Unconstrained � Fiscally unconstrained � Fiscally constrained � Emphasis on investment choices, not projects � Performance ‐ based 4
Goals and Objectives • Five directly from bqAZ – Improve Mobility and Accessibility – Support Economic Development – Link Transportation and Land Use – Protect the Environment and Natural Resources – Enhance Safety and Security • Three additional – Preserve and Maintain the System – Strengthen Partnerships 5 – Promote Fiscal Stewardship
Planning Parameters � Federal requirements/guidelines � Consideration of planning factors � Stakeholder involvement � Coordination with local and regional plans � Likely federal move to performance management � Full participation by planning partners � Consistency with state requirements 6
Planning’s Large Role in Statewide Growth � AZ one of the fastest growing states in the last six decades � Transportation demand is driven by population growth, economic activity, travel behavior, and land development Flagstaff Flagstaff patterns Prescott Prescott � From 1960 ‐ 2007, Arizona population quintupled, VMT more than septupled Phoenix Phoenix � Freight is important – volume is growing Yuma Yuma � Access to transportation is more than owning a car Tucson Tucson � At least half the transportation systems that the state will Nogales Nogales need in 2050 have yet to be built Source: Maricopa Association of Governments 7
8
Baseline Recommended Investment Choice (RIC) Funding Distribution Non ‐ Highway 10% Highway Preservation 34% Highway Expansion 27% Highway Modernization 29% 9
25 ‐ year Revenue Gap Baseline Revenue $26.2 Billion Transportation Needs = $88.9 Billion 25 ‐ year Revenue Gap = $62.7 Billion 10
11 25 ‐ year Full State Needs: $88.9 B
12
13 www.whatmovesyouarizona.gov
State Transportation Improvement Program (STIP) � Includes the regional COG/MPO Transportation Improvement Programs (TIPs) and ADOT’s Five Year Transportation Facilities Construction Program � Compiled annually and is approved for a four year period � Multi ‐ year, fiscally constrained statewide multimodal program of federally funded transportation projects � Projects must be in the STIP to be eligible for 14 federal funding
Five Year Transportation Facilities Construction Program � Comply with State Statute � Plan for developing projects and spending funds for the next five years on the state highway system and Arizona public airports � Projects in the first two years are fully funded and ready to advertise within the year programmed or sooner � Projects in the last three years are identified to establish an implementation plan for preparation phases prior to construction 15
Project Selection Schedule June / July Oct / Nov • Districts submit capital project request • Programming TAC evaluates • Subprogram managers submit request subprogram and major projects • Program team evaluates major projects using selection criteria 16
Project Selection Schedule December February • MPD presents subprogram • Tentative list of projects and major project selections to presented to the State ADOT management and ADOT Transportation Board Director March / May June • State Transportation Board • State Transportation Board conducts 3 public hearings on approves the five year program the five year program 17
18 John Harper, Flagstaff District Engineer Flagstaff District Update May 30, 2012
19 Flagstaff District
Flagstaff District Construction Current Projects I-15 MP 13-29 I-15 MP 13-29 Pvmt Pres Pvmt Pres SR 64 Tusayan Street SR 64 Tusayan Street STUDIES Improvements and Improvements and • I-40 DCR: Bellemont Enhancements Enhancements to Winona (31 mi) • I-17 DCR: SR179 to I40 I-17 Munds Park I-17 Munds Park (41.5 mi) Interchange Reconstruction Interchange Reconstruction • I-15 Feasibility Study: Nevada State Line – Utah State Line (29.4 SR 89A West Sedona mi) SR 89A West Sedona Lighting & Pvmt Pres Lighting & Pvmt Pres I-17 Elk Fence I-17 Elk Fence Munds TI – Woods Munds TI – Woods Canyon Canyon 20
Flagstaff District Construction Future Projects FY 2012 SR 98 Potato Wash SR 98 Potato Wash Navajo Nation Navajo Nation Improve Drainage Improve Drainage SR 389 @ BIA 50 SR 389 @ BIA 50 Kaibab Paiute Tribe Kaibab Paiute Tribe Turn Lanes Turn Lanes US 160 Five Miles US 160 Five Miles West of Tuba City West of Tuba City Navajo Nation Navajo Nation Pipe Sleeves – Pipe Sleeves – Drainage Drainage I-40 Buffalo Range TI – I-40 Buffalo Range TI – Two Guns TI Two Guns TI 21 Pvmt Pres Pvmt Pres
Flagstaff District Construction Future Projects FY 2013 US 89A Trail US 89A Trail Canyon (Creek) Canyon (Creek) US 89A Fredonia – State Line US 89A Fredonia – State Line Drainage Drainage Add Shoulders Add Shoulders US 89 US 89 Gray Spot Wash – Gray Spot Wash – I-15 Farm Road T.I. I-15 Farm Road T.I. North Red Hill North Red Hill Add Box & Ped Sidewalk Add Box & Ped Sidewalk Navajo Nation Navajo Nation Pvmt Pres Pvmt Pres US 89 LCR US 89 LCR I-40 E. Ashfork TI – I-40 E. Ashfork TI – Navajo Nation Navajo Nation W. Williams TI W. Williams TI New Br./Divided Rdwy New Br./Divided Rdwy Pvmt Pres Pvmt Pres I-40 Canyon Padre Br. I-40 Canyon Padre Br. US 180 Columbus Avenue US 180 Columbus Avenue New Deck EB New Deck EB – Snowbowl Road – Snowbowl Road Pvmt Pres Pvmt Pres SR 89A Jct JW Powell SR 89A Jct JW Powell I-17 Sedona TI – I-17 Sedona TI – Blvd. & SR 89A Blvd. & SR 89A 22 Stoneman Lake TI Stoneman Lake TI Intersection Improv. Intersection Improv. Pvmt Pres Pvmt Pres
Kingman District – Upcoming Projects I-40 Weigh Station –Ashfork (WB) I-40 Weigh Station –Ashfork (WB) Pavement Preservation Pavement Preservation FY13 FY13 SR 89 – Hell’s Canyon, SR 89 – Hell’s Canyon, MP 353 MP 353 Drainage Improvement Drainage Improvement FY12 FY12 23
WELCOME TO THE GLOBE DISTRICT NACOG Transportation Consultation Presentation Rod Lane Globe District Engineer May 3 0 2 0 1 2 Rod Lane – Rod Lane – April 21, 2011 pril 21, 2011 24
CURRENT CONSTRUCTION SR 260 Heber to Show Low Passing Lane Construction of passing lanes at three locations – Contractor: Bison Contracting – Time Left: 1-2 Months – Contract amount: $3.07M – Current Status: Finishing up 25
CURRENT CONSTRUCTION Scott Ranch Road Administrating New Road Construction for the City of Show Low – Contractor: Show Low Construction – Duration: 6 Months – Contract amount: $1.33M 26
CURRENT CONSTRUCTION SR 260 MP 331.9 to 340.07 Pavement preservation, Micro-seal – Contractor: International Surfacing Systems – Estimated Start: June 6 th – Contract Time : 2 months – Programmed amount: $1.1M – Current Status: Starting 27
CURRENT CONSTRUCTION SR 77 MP 352 to 361.7 Mill and Pave, chip seal, curb and gutter, ramps, drainage. – Apparent Low Bidder: Sunland Asphalt – Estimated Start: August – Contract Time: 4—5 Months – Programmed amount: $7.7M – Current Status: Bids opened on 5/25 28
5 YEAR PLAN FOR SHOW LOW CONSTRUCTION FY 2013 •SR 73 mp342 Whiteriver Mill & Fill 2” •SR 260 mp310 Pierce Wash Bridge Scour Retro •SR 260 mp335 Shoulder Widening •SR 260 mp361 McNary to Sunrise Mill & Fill 3” •SR 260 mp361 CBC Extension •US 180 MP 426 Install Drainage Facility in Alpine 29
5 YEAR PLAN FOR SHOW LOW CONSTRUCTION FY 2014 •SR 260 mp321 Mill & Fill 3” with ARACFC •US 60 mp305 Flying V Road Relocation •US 60 mp292 Rest Area Rehab 30
5 YEAR PLAN FOR SHOW LOW CONSTRUCTION FY 2015 •US60 mp302 Mill and Fill 3” •US180 mp338 Mill & Fill 3”. •US180 mp 407 Mill & Fill 3” •US60 mp342 Widening Show Low to Little Mormon Lake 31
32 5 YEAR PLAN FOR SHOW LOW CONSTRUCTION •US 180 mp386 Mill & Fill 3” w/ Chip Seal FY 2016
33 •Waiting for review of Environmental Assessment SR260 Heber to Show Low Study STUDIES
STUDIES SR77 Taylor to Show Low Study •Initial Design Concept Report recently submitted •Initial Environmental Assessment to be submitted soon. 34
35 QUESTIONS ?? Thank You !!
Recommend
More recommend
