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#getmoving2020 getmoving2020.org Corridor conversations Regional - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
#getmoving2020 getmoving2020.org Corridor conversations Regional - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
#getmoving2020 getmoving2020.org Corridor conversations Regional Transportation Funding Task Force April 24, 2019 A story of the community (SNAPSHOT VIDEO LINK) Annadiana: http://vimeo.com/331825170 3 One journey, many moments Before
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A story of the community
Annadiana: http://vimeo.com/331825170
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One journey, many moments
May 2019 Task Force corridor recommendation May 2019 Metro Council corridor direction Summer 2019 Corridor projects: Local teams, engagement Summer 2019 Task Force: Region- wide programs November 2019 Task Force package recommendation Late 2019 Metro Council approves draft package Early 2020 Engagement & research: Draft package Spring 2020 Final Task Force recommendation May 2020 Metro Council referral Summer/Fall 2020 Independent campaign November 2020 Election Day Key engagement period Before today Climate Smart Regional Transportation Plan Council direction Task Force values
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Engagement update
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One journey, many moments
May 2019 Task Force corridor recommendation May 2019 Metro Council corridor direction Summer 2019 Corridor projects: Local teams, engagement Summer 2019 Task Force: Region- wide programs November 2019 Task Force package recommendation Late 2019 Metro Council approves draft package Early 2020 Engagement & research: Draft package Spring 2020 Final Task Force recommendation May 2020 Metro Council referral Summer/Fall 2020 Independent campaign November 2020 Election Day Key engagement period Before today Climate Smart Regional Transportation Plan Council direction Task Force values
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Corridor evaluation map
- 75 corridor map
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Creating an evaluation
Council Direction Task Force Values Outcomes
- Corridors
- Projects
Criteria
- Corridors
- Projects
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One piece of the puzzle
Your Corridor Priorities
Staff corridor evaluation Your expertise & experience Maps and
- ther data
What you’re hearing
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What about the SW Corridor? What about SW Corridor?
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Tier 1: High potential to advance
- utcomes, project readiness
Tier 2: Less potential and/or less readiness – could be further developed and included in corridors Tier 3: Least potential and/or readiness
Looking closer at corridors
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Results of corridor exercise
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Results of corridor exercise
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Results of corridor exercise
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Results of corridor exercise
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Results of corridor exercise
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Results of corridor exercise
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What could these achieve?
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- Columbia Blvd
- NE/SE MLK/Grand Ave*
- Tualatin-Valley
Highway*
- I-5, downtown
Portland*
- SW 185th Ave*
- Downtown Portland*
- SE Foster Blvd
- SE Powell Blvd*
- NE/SE 122nd Ave*
- NE/SE 162nd Ave
- N/NE Columbia Blvd
Corridors of Interest: High concentration of equity focus areas
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- 82nd Ave*
- Tualatin Valley
Highway*
- SE McLoughlin Blvd*
- SE Powell Blvd*
- Burnside Street *
- Downtown Portland*
- NE/SE Martin Luther
King Jr. Blvd./Grand Ave*
- NE/SE 122nd*
- Sandy Blvd
- SW 185th Ave*
Corridors of interest: High transit ridership potential
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- SE Division St*
- 82nd Ave*
- 122nd Ave*
- Powell Blvd*
- NE/SE MLK/Grand*
- SW 185th Ave*
- 181/C2C*
- Sandy Blvd
- Burnside Ave*
Corridors of interest: High safety need
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- What values are well advanced by this
potential group of corridors?
- Are there values that could be better
reflected?
Small Group Discussion
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#getmoving2020
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- What values are well advanced by this
potential group of corridors?
- Are there values that could be better
reflected?
Small group report back
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Next week: Public survey launches May 15: Further corridor discussion May 29: Task Force corridor recommendation June 4: Metro Council work session Early June: Local Investment Teams
Next steps
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Overview: Project Identification, Readiness and Needs
Transportation Funding Task Force April 24, 2019
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Identifying projects and opportunities
- First: 2018 Regional Transportation Plan (RTP) project list
- Second: Local planning or agency programs
Is there a project or project concept in the local TSP or local plans on a corridor? Is there project or project concept developed as a focused program? (e.g., ODOT Leverage program, Enhanced Transit Concept program)
- Third: Opportunities on the corridor
Is there an opportunity to link projects across the corridor, or meet outcomes along the corridor by linking or extended project boundaries?
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Project Readiness
- Planning
- Design
- Construction
Project Need
- High-level cost estimates
- % of project that is or might be funded by local, state or federal sources
- % of project that could be eligible for federal funding,
e.g., FTA Small Starts
Project readiness and need
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High-level scoring on readiness Examples of readiness factors:
- Environmental review
- Quality of scoping and cost estimate
- Right-of-way analysis/work
- Complexity of project
Readiness and risk factors
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With performance- based design, design elements support street functions to achieve desired
- utcomes
Performance- Based Design
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Draft
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