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ADOT Transit Programs

San Carlos – White Mountain Transportation Steering Committee April 24, 2019

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Responsible for all planning activities focusing on:

• Transit Programs
• State Long-Range Planning & Programming
• Transportation Research
• Asset Management
• State Travel Demand Modeling & Data Support
• Financial Management
• Airport Development
• Rail Planning

Multimodal Planning Division

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What does ADOT transit group do?

• Administration of FTA Funds
• Program Compliance
• Reports
• Technical Assistance & Training
• Statewide Planning

www.azdot.gov/transitprograms

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PROGRAMS

• 5305 d - Metropolitan Planning
• 5305 e - Statewide Planning
• 5307 - Urbanized Area Grant
• 5339 - Bus & Bus Facilities
• 5310 - Enhanced Mobility of Seniors &

Individuals with Disabilities

• 5311 - Rural Public Transit
• 5311 c - Public Transportation on Indian

Reservations (Tribal Transit Program)

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5310 Enhanced Mobility of Seniors & Individuals with Disabilities

• Administer ~ Approximately

$2.1 Million in FTA Grant Funding Annually

• $800,000 available to Rural
• 150 Subrecipients

Statewide

• Funds are for Operating and

Capital

• Provide Transit Program

Technical Support

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• Administer ~ Approximately $13.6 Million in FTA Grant

Funding Annually

• 27 Subrecipients Statewide
• To serve the general public, 3 Tribes transfer $ to FTA
• Funds are for Planning, Administration, Operating and

Capital

• 15% must be used for Intercity
• Provide Transit Program Technical Support & Training

5311 RURAL TRANSIT PROGRAM

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Planning for Facilities

• Bus Stops
• Park and Rides
• Transit Centers
• Administrative and Maintenance

Facilities

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Who Are the Players?

• Transit Providers (responsible for the facility)
• San Carlos Apache Tribe
• White Mountain Apache Tribe
• Land Owner(s) (responsible for land use, infrastructure, or

private owners adjacent that are affected by the facility)

• Other Stakeholders
• State
• Cities or Counties
• Schools/Colleges/Universities
• Public Health
• Merchants
• Transit Users - Public

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Building Partnerships

• Establish Committee
• Communicate Frequently
• Develop Criteria
• Hold Workshops
• Meet with Decision Makers

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How Do Projects Get Funded?

Federal Funds

• Section 5309: Capital Investment Grants – large urban
• Section 5311: Formula Grants for Rural Areas
• Section 5337: State of Good Repair Grants – urban only
• Section 5339: Bus and Bus Facilities – competitive nationwide,

ADOT small urban, ADOT statewide

• Section 5305: Planning Grants
• Tribal Transit Program
• Federal Lands Access Program
• BUILD/INFRA Grant

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Design Considerations

Operations

• What is the function of the facility?
• What bus route(s) will the facility serve?
• What are the frequency of stops?

Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Crime Prevention through Environmental Design

• Clear views of surrounding areas
• Active and visible places where riders can be seen
• Well lit areas to increase safety

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Transit Stop Amenities

Bus Shelters

Cost: Approximately $6,000 for a simple shelter

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Transit Stop Amenities

Signage Information Cases

Cost: Approximately $300 - $1,000 Cost: Approximately $1,000 - $10,000, depending on size and style

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Lighting

Transit Stop Amenities

Trash and Recycling Cost: Pedestrian level $3,000 - $5,000

• Overhead approximately

$10,000 Cost: Approximately $1,000 - $1,500

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Transit Stop Amenities

Benches Cost: Approximately $500 - $1,500 for a 6.5-foot bench Landscaping Cost: From $2,000 - $10,000

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Transit Center

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Park-and-Ride Lots and Commuter Parking

• Informal
• Joint Use
• Park-and-Ride

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Maintenance Facility

Cost: The average cost to build administrative and

• perations facilities is approximately $200-300 per s.f.

The average cost of a maintenance building with fuel and wash capabilities is approximately $175-200 per s.f.

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Questions? Charla Glendening

Statewide Planning Manager 602-712-7376 CGlendening@azdot.gov

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