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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

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May 30, 2012 10:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Radisson Woodlands Hotel San Francisco Room 1175 West Route 66, Flagstaff, AZ

ADOT & NACOG Transportation Consultation Meeting with Rural Area Tribal Officials

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  • 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

Items for Discussion

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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

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From Vision to Plan

Fiscally unconstrained Performance‐based How should we grow? 2050 Vision Multimodal Fiscally Unconstrained

Vision (BQAZ)

What are our priorities,

how do we pay?

2035: Focusing the Vision Fiscally constrained Multimodal Emphasis on investment

choices, not projects

Plan (WMYA)

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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 – Promote Fiscal Stewardship

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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

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Phoenix Phoenix Tucson Tucson

Nogales Nogales Prescott Prescott

Yuma Yuma Flagstaff Flagstaff

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 patterns From 1960‐2007, Arizona population quintupled, VMT more than septupled Freight is important – volume is growing Access to transportation is more than owning a car At least half the transportation systems that the state will need in 2050 have yet to be built

Planning’s Large Role in Statewide Growth

Source: Maricopa Association of Governments

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Highway Preservation 34% Highway Modernization 29% Highway Expansion 27% Non‐Highway 10%

Funding Distribution

Baseline Recommended Investment Choice (RIC)

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25 ‐year Revenue Gap

Baseline Revenue $26.2 Billion Transportation Needs = $88.9 Billion

25‐year Revenue Gap = $62.7 Billion

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25‐year Full State Needs: $88.9 B

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www.whatmovesyouarizona.gov

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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 federal funding

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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

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Project Selection Schedule

  • Districts submit capital project request
  • Subprogram managers submit request
  • Program team evaluates major projects

using selection criteria

June / July Oct / Nov

  • Programming TAC evaluates

subprogram and major projects

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Project Selection Schedule

December

  • MPD presents subprogram

and major project selections to ADOT management and ADOT Director

February

  • Tentative list of projects

presented to the State Transportation Board

March / May

  • State Transportation Board

conducts 3 public hearings on the five year program

June

  • State Transportation Board

approves the five year program

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Flagstaff District Update May 30, 2012 John Harper, Flagstaff District Engineer

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Flagstaff District

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Flagstaff District Construction Current Projects

I-15 MP 13-29 Pvmt Pres I-15 MP 13-29 Pvmt Pres I-17 Elk Fence Munds TI – Woods Canyon I-17 Elk Fence Munds TI – Woods Canyon SR 64 Tusayan Street Improvements and Enhancements SR 64 Tusayan Street Improvements and Enhancements I-17 Munds Park Interchange Reconstruction I-17 Munds Park Interchange Reconstruction SR 89A West Sedona Lighting & Pvmt Pres SR 89A West Sedona Lighting & Pvmt Pres STUDIES

  • I-40 DCR: Bellemont

to Winona (31 mi)

  • I-17 DCR: SR179 to I40

(41.5 mi)

  • I-15 Feasibility Study:

Nevada State Line – Utah State Line (29.4 mi)

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Flagstaff District Construction Future Projects FY 2012

US 160 Five Miles West of Tuba City Navajo Nation Pipe Sleeves – Drainage US 160 Five Miles West of Tuba City Navajo Nation Pipe Sleeves – Drainage SR 98 Potato Wash Navajo Nation Improve Drainage SR 98 Potato Wash Navajo Nation Improve Drainage SR 389 @ BIA 50 Kaibab Paiute Tribe Turn Lanes SR 389 @ BIA 50 Kaibab Paiute Tribe Turn Lanes I-40 Buffalo Range TI – Two Guns TI Pvmt Pres I-40 Buffalo Range TI – Two Guns TI Pvmt Pres

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Flagstaff District Construction Future Projects FY 2013

I-15 Farm Road T.I. Add Box & Ped Sidewalk I-15 Farm Road T.I. Add Box & Ped Sidewalk I-40 E. Ashfork TI –

  • W. Williams TI

Pvmt Pres I-40 E. Ashfork TI –

  • W. Williams TI

Pvmt Pres I-17 Sedona TI – Stoneman Lake TI Pvmt Pres I-17 Sedona TI – Stoneman Lake TI Pvmt Pres SR 89A Jct JW Powell

  • Blvd. & SR 89A

Intersection Improv. SR 89A Jct JW Powell

  • Blvd. & SR 89A

Intersection Improv. I-40 Canyon Padre Br. New Deck EB I-40 Canyon Padre Br. New Deck EB US 180 Columbus Avenue – Snowbowl Road Pvmt Pres US 180 Columbus Avenue – Snowbowl Road Pvmt Pres US 89 LCR Navajo Nation New Br./Divided Rdwy US 89 LCR Navajo Nation New Br./Divided Rdwy US 89 Gray Spot Wash – North Red Hill Navajo Nation Pvmt Pres US 89 Gray Spot Wash – North Red Hill Navajo Nation Pvmt Pres US 89A Trail Canyon (Creek) Drainage US 89A Trail Canyon (Creek) Drainage US 89A Fredonia – State Line Add Shoulders US 89A Fredonia – State Line Add Shoulders

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Kingman District – Upcoming Projects

I-40 Weigh Station –Ashfork (WB) Pavement Preservation FY13 I-40 Weigh Station –Ashfork (WB) Pavement Preservation FY13 SR 89 – Hell’s Canyon, MP 353 Drainage Improvement FY12 SR 89 – Hell’s Canyon, MP 353 Drainage Improvement FY12

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Rod Lane – Rod Lane – April 21, 2011 pril 21, 2011

WELCOME TO THE GLOBE DISTRICT

NACOG Transportation Consultation Presentation

Rod Lane Globe District Engineer May 3 0 2 0 1 2

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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

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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

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CURRENT CONSTRUCTION

SR 260 MP 331.9 to 340.07 Pavement preservation, Micro-seal – Contractor: International Surfacing Systems – Estimated Start: June 6th – Contract Time: 2 months – Programmed amount: $1.1M – Current Status: Starting

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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

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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
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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
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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

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5 YEAR PLAN FOR SHOW LOW CONSTRUCTION

FY 2016

  • US 180 mp386 Mill & Fill 3” w/ Chip Seal
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STUDIES

SR260 Heber to Show Low Study

  • Waiting for review of Environmental Assessment
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STUDIES

SR77 Taylor to Show Low Study

  • Initial Design Concept Report recently submitted
  • Initial Environmental Assessment to be submitted soon.
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QUESTIONS ?? Thank You !!

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WELCOME TO THE HOLBROOK DISTRICT

Little Lithodendron Wash @ I-40

NACOG Tribal Transportation Consultation Presentation Lynn Johnson Holbrook District Engineer May 3 0 2 0 1 2

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Holbrook District Fact Sheet 108 full time employees 6 maintenance orgs One construction org District lab 2808 lane miles

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CURRENT Projects

US 191 Chinle-Many Farms, fence & cattle guard replacement $1,321,073 US 191/IR 102 Chinle Traffic Signal, $189,000 SR 87 Navajo nation boundary-Draw wash, pavement pres $1,402,691 SR 87 MP 346-364, Pavement pres $5,555,555 I-40, Perkins Valley- Holbrook, pavement pres $7,892,102

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CURRENT Projects

US 160, Laguna Creek Bridge, $2,640,844 I-40, Lithodendron Bridges Replace 4 bridges, $9,723,000 SR 77, MP 395-409 Pavement Pres $4,098,000 B40, Hopi Blvd, Holbrook $782,000 US 191, MP 448.3-462 Chip Seal

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Future Major Projects & Bridge Projects

US 160, Jct 564-Tsegi, Dual Passing Lanes, FY 13 US 191, Chinle South, Widening, FY 13 SR 264, MP 441-466 shoulder widening, (HSIP), Fish Wash and Ganado Wash bridges FY 14 & 15 I-40, Sanders Traffic Interchange, FY 12 I-40, Navajo/Chambers/Querino, deck replacements, FY 13 Sanders POE, new construction & location, FY 16 I-40, Painted Desert TI, (deck replacement), FY 13 SR 77, 5 mile draw, replace Bridge

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Future Pavement Pres

US 191, MP 482- Jct US 160, ARACFC, FY 13 US 160, Cnty Line-Black Mesa, FY 13 SR 264, Steamboat-Burnside, FY 13 Homolovi Ruins state park Pavement rehab, FY 14 I-40, Big Litho-Petrified Forest, FY 14 I-40, Holbrook –Sunvalley FY 13

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Holbrook District Studies/Planning

Kinlichee-Summit, SR264 4 lane divided, DCR complete Lupton Traffic Interchange, I-40 (DCR in progress) Window Rock Traffic interchange, I-40, DCR 2014 Holbrook-Snowflake, SR 77, Major widening, DCR, FY 12

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Future District Minor Projects

Anido Wash, US 160 Erosion Control and Box Extension, FY 12 Oraibi Wash Tributary @ Kykotsmovi SR 264 new Box Culvert, FY 12 Keams Canyon Trading Post, SR 264 Roadway Widening, FY 13 North Snowflake, SR 77 CBC Extension, FY 13

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THANK YOU!

QUESTIONS?

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Western Region Prescott District

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Design and Development Prescott District

Pavement Preservation Highway Safety Improvements Bridge Improvements & Replacement FA and STP Projects District Minor Projects

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Pavement Preservation

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Highway Safety Improvements

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Bridge Program

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FA and STP Projects

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District Minor Projects

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Planning

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NACOG Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)

  • Includes most of the Northern half of Arizona

including Coconino, Yavapai, Navajo and Apache Counties excluding the FMPO and CYMPO regions;

  • Program of Federally funded projects

developed by the NACOG Technical Advisory Committee and approved by the NACOG Executive Board;

  • Region receives annual allocation of roughly

$2.2 million in STP and $600K in HSIP funding.

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Current Statewide Planning Projects

Statewide Rest Area Study Route Transfer Procedures Study Climbing and Passing Lane Study Bicycle Crash Analysis for Arizona Arizona‐Sonora Border Master Plan I‐10 Phoenix to California Border Corridor Study

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Planning Assistance for Rural Areas (PARA)

Geared towards most pressing transportation issues in a community, including transit Project budget limit $250,000 2012 – 2013 Cycle application materials released beginning of June Informational Webinar held end of June Applications due end of July to ADOT

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NACOG Planning Assistance for Rural Areas (PARA) Projects

Camp Verde Tri – Intersection Study Winslow Multimodal Transportation Study Round Valley Multimodal Transportation Study Snowflake – Taylor Multimodal Transportation Study Clarkdale Multimodal Transportation Study Pinetop ‐ Lakeside Multimodal Transportation Study Chinle‐ Many Farms / Fort Defiance – Window Rock – St.

Michaels Corridor Plans

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Questions?