Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) for Fiscal Years 2017-2020 - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) for Fiscal Years 2017-2020 - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) for Fiscal Years 2017-2020 Presentation to Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission July 20, 2016 Transportation Planning and Project Implementation Metropolitan Transportation Plan/ECOS Plan
Transportation Planning and Project Implementation
Metropolitan Transportation Plan/ECOS Plan
Broad Vision/Goals for Chittenden County 20 year vision developed by CCRPC
Planning Studies/Corridor Studies
Comprehensive assessment of current and future transportation and land use conditions
Scoping Studies
Evaluate existing and future conditions and develop a locally accepted preferred alternative
Funding
TIP/STIP/Capital Program
Design Right-of Way Construction
What is the Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)?
The TIP is a prioritized, fiscally-constrained, multi- year list of federally-funded, multimodal transportation projects and operations in the MPO region
- Must be fiscally-constrained
- Must cover at least 4-years
- Must be updated at least
every 4 years
- Authorizes obligation of
federal funds
How do Projects Get on the TIP?
- The TIP is based on a continuing, comprehensive
transportation planning process carried out cooperatively by the State, the MPO, and transit
- perators
- Projects must have completed, or nearly completed,
the planning process and be ready for design
- Projects must have funding
- In order to spend funds, projects
must be listed in VTrans Capital Program
Capital Program vs. TIP/STIP
Capital Program
- State Document
- Developed by VTrans and VT
Legislature
- Budget Document
- All transportation projects
- Federal and state dollars to be
spent on transportation projects
- Selection based on VTrans and
RPC priorities
- Projects cannot spend Federal or
State dollars unless they are listed in the Capital Program
TIP/STIP
- Federal Document
- Developed by VTrans and CCPRC,
Required by FHWA
- Planning Document
- Federally funded transportation
projects
- Federal funds to be obligated
- Must conform with CCRPC’s MTP
- Projects cannot spend Federal
dollars unless they are listed in the TIP/STIP
How to Read the TIP
The TIP contains the following three sections: Section I: Introduction
- What the TIP is
- Adoption Resolution
- Glossary of Acronyms
- TIP Map
Section II: Projects by Municipality
- Chittenden County projects
that CCRPC authorizes for
- bligation of federal funds
How to Read the TIP
Section III: Summary of Financial Statistics
- Figures and tables showing federal funds by
CCRPC Project Use Categories and federal funding sources
TIP Funding Levels
Amount of Federal Funds in each year:
- FY2017 -- $93.7 million
- FY2018 -- $56.7 million
- FY2019 -- $54.2 million
- FY2020 -- $46.7 million
0.0 10.0 20.0 30.0 40.0 50.0 60.0 70.0 80.0 90.0 100.0 FY06 FY07 FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11 FY12 FY13 FY14 FY15 FY16 FY17 FY18 FY19 FY20
Chittenden County TIP Amounts FY2006 - FY2020
BIA Projects All Other Projects
Paving 6.3% Roadway System Management 12.8% Roadway Corridor Improvements 7.9% Bridge Preservation 7.0% New Facility/Major Roadway Upgrade 15.6% Bike/ Pedestrian 2.1% Transit 25.6% Intermodal 1.1% Aviation 21.4%
CCRPC FY2017‐2020 TIP Funding by Project Use Category
TIP Projects by Use Categories
Aviation -- $53.9 Million Bicycle/Pedestrian -- 13 Projects -- $5.3 Million Bridge Preservation -- 8 Projects -- $17.7 Million Intermodal -- 3 Projects -- $2.7 Million New Facility/Major Roadway Upgrade -- 4 Projects -- $39.1
Million
Paving -- 4 Projects -- $15.8 Million Roadway Corridor Improvements -- 6 Projects -- $19.9
Million
Roadway System Management -- 17 Projects -- $32.1 Million Transit -- $64.4 Million
Other – 4 Projects -- $0.6 Million
CIRC Alternative Projects Listed in FY2016-2019 TIP
Phase I
- Colchester - Exit 16 Improvements
$8.3 M (FY18/19/20)
- Essex - VT2A/VT289 Interchange
$1.5 M (FY17)
- Essex Junction - Crescent Connector
$5.4 M (FY16/17/18)
- Williston - VT2A/James Brown Drive
$1.9 M (FY17/18)
- Adaptive Signal Control
$1 M (FY17) Phase I Total $18.1 M Phase II
- Colchester - Severance Corners Intersection
$4.8 M (FY20)
- Colchester-Essex - VT15 Multiuse Path
$1.1 M (FY19)
- Essex - VT15/Sand Hill Road Intersection
$1.1 M (FY19)
- Essex Junction - Pearl Street Improvements
$1.5 M (FY17/18)
- Williston - US2/Trader Lane Traffic Signal
$0.85 (State funds) Phase II Total $9.3 M
CIRC Alternative Projects Listed in FY2016-2019 TIP
Transit – FY17 is third and final year of CMAQ funding
- CCTA Service – Jeffersonville Commuter
$86,000
- CCTA Service - Milton/Colchester to Burlington
$29,838
- CCTA Service - Williston Mid-Day
$15,335 Transit Total $131,173
CIRC Alternative Projects Listed in FY2016-2019 TIP
Phase III Projects in Design
- Colchester - Blakely Road/Laker Lane Intersection
- Colchester - Prim Road/West Lakeshore Drive Intersection
- Colchester - VT2A Improvements
- Essex - Susie Wilson Road Corridor and Intersections
- Essex - VT117/North Williston Road Intersection (PE to begin in
FY17)
- Williston - I-89 Exit 12 Improvements - Stage 1
- Williston - VT2A/Industrial Avenue/Mountain View Road
Intersection
CIRC Alternative Projects Listed in FY2016-2019 TIP
Phase III Projects not Started
- Colchester - Severance Road Path and Mill Pond Road
Intersection
- Essex - VT117/North Williston Road Hazard Mitigation
Improvements
- Essex - VT15 Sidewalk - Old Stage Road to Essex Way
- Williston - I-89 Exit 12 Improvements - Stage 2, Stage 3 and
Stage 4
- Williston - Mountain View Road Shoulder Improvements
- Williston - US2 Shared Use Path - Taft Corners to Williston
Village
- Williston - VT2A Taft Corners Area Sidewalk/Shared Use
Path
Federal Funding Sources
- FHWA Constrained Funds -
$77.4 Million
- FHWA Non-Constrained Funds -
$35.8 Million
─ Includes $18.3 M for Circ Alternatives projects
- FHWA Transfer to FTA -
$25.3 Million
- Federal Earmark or Grant Funds - $17.2 Million
- Federal Transit Administration -
$41.8 Million (FTA) Funds
- Airport Improvement Program-
$53.8 Million
- Seguin Covered Bridge, Charlotte
- US7 Reconstruction, Charlotte
- US2/Clay Point Road, Colchester
- Multi-Use Safety Path, Essex Junction
- Essex Junction Paving – VT15,
VT117, VT2A
- Bridge 30 on Camels Hump Road,
Huntington
- I-89 Culvert, Colchester (75-1N)
- I-89 Culverts, South Burlington (63 &
64)
- McMullen Road Sidewalk, Milton
- US2/Bear Trap Road, Milton
- Harvest Lane Sidewalk, Williston
- Winooski Circulator
Projects to be Constructed in FY16 – this year
US2/Bear Trap Road, Milton BR30 on Camels Hump Road, Huntington Winooski Circulator
- VT117 Paving, Essex, Jericho, Richmond
(FY17/18)
- VT15/Browns Trace Intersection, Jericho
(FY17)
- US2 Paving, South Burlington/Williston
(FY17)
- VT2A Paving, Williston (FY17)
Projects that will not be Constructed in FY16 – this year
Projects to be Constructed in FY17 – next year
Bike/Ped
- Champlain Elementary Pedestrian Crossing, Burlington
- Colchester Avenue Sidepath, Burlington
- North Avenue Crosswalks, Burlington
- Fort Ethan Allen Sidewalk Improvements, Colchester
- Mountain View Drive Sidewalks
- Towers Road Sidewalk, Essex
- Village North Sidewalk, Hinesburg
- Browns River Middle School and Union ID School
Crossing Improvements, Jericho
- Village Sidewalks and Crosswalks, Shelburne
- VT116 Sidewalk to Tilley Drive, South Burlington
- VT15/Underhill Flats Sidewalk, Underhill
- VT2A Infill Sidewalk South of Taft Corners, Williston
Projects to be Constructed in FY17 – next year
Bridge
- Bridge 8 on Main Road, Huntington (south of Moody Road)
- Bridge 32 on US2 over Snipe Island Brook, Richmond
- VT116 Potash Brook Culvert, South Burlington
Intermodal
- Exit 16 Park and Ride
- Williston Park and Ride
New Facility/Major Roadway Upgrade
- Crescent Connector
Paving
- US2 Paving, South Burlington-Williston
- VT2A Paving, Williston
Projects to be Constructed in FY17 – next year
Roadway Corridor Improvement
- Pearl Street Improvements, Essex Junction
- Market Street Construction, South Burlington
Roadway System Management
- VT2A/US7/Creek Road/Bay Road, Colchester
- VT2A/VT289 Intersection Phase II, Essex
- Signal Upgrades on VT2A and VT15, Essex, Williston
- VT116/CVU Road, Hinesburg
- VT15/Browns Trace Intersection Improvements, Jericho
- VT2A/James Brown Drive, Williston
Proposed Changes
Crescent Connector, Essex Junction Project HC014
- Increase funding in FY16 from $1,000,000 to
$1,600,000
- Reduce funding in FY18 from $3,800,000 to
$3,700,000 Cost Escalation
- Increase funds in FY18, FY19, FY20 by 1.5% per year
Annual Listing of Projects Receiving Federal Funds
FY99 FY00 FY01 FY02 FY03 FY04 FY05 FY06 FY07 FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11 FY12 FY13 FY14 FY15
Projects Constructed in FY15
- Mill Pond Road Bridge, Colchester
- Vt128 Slope Stability System, Essex
- VT2A Bike Path, Old Colchester
Road to Pinecrest, Essex
- Browns Trace Multi-modal
Connection, Jericho
- Plains Road to Jericho Center
- US2/Exit 14, South Burlington
- Meadow Run to Alliance Church,
Williston
Meadow Run to Alliance Church Path, Williston Browns Trace Multi-modal Connection, Jericho VT128 Slope Stability System, Essex Mill Pond Road Bridge, Colchester
$0 $5 $10 $15 $20 $25 $30 $35 $40 $45 $50 FY06 FY07 FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11 FY12 FY13 FY14 FY15 Millions
Federal Funds Obligated in Chittenden County by Use Category FY2006 ‐ FY2015
Bike/Pedestrian Bridge Intermodal New Facility/Major Roadway Upgrade Paving Roadway Corridor Improvements Roadway System Management Transit Service Transit Capital Other
Questions? Comments?
Next Steps
- Recommend that the Board approve
the FY17-20 TIP with changes
$0.0 $10.0 $20.0 $30.0 $40.0 $50.0 $60.0 $70.0 FY06 FY07 FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11 FY12 FY13 FY14 FY15 FY16 FY17 FY18 FY19 FY20
Chittenden County TIP As Adopted and Obligation Amounts FY2006 - FY2020
Obligation Amount TIP Amount