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2013 Transportation 2013 Transportation Summit Summit November 15, 2013 November 15, 2013 Transportation Improvement Transportation Improvement & Maintenance Program & Maintenance Program Building better road Building better roads for a s for a safer safer communit community Presentation by Greg Stan Presenta tion by Greg Stanley ley, Interim County Interim County Manager Manager 1

Plan Plan Committee Committee Funding Funding TIMP - Pinal Transportation Proposition 400 County’s Advisory – Voter transportation Committee approved program for the (TAC) – Citizen transportation near-term panel appointed excise tax & the by the Board to primary funding update the TIMP for the TIMP 2

Funding Funding Making best use of our resources 3

 Distribution of revenues ◦ Based on total population of incorporated cities & towns in relationship to the county’s total population 4

Apache Junction Casa Grande 10% Coolidge 13% Eloy 49% 3% Florence Kearny 7% 4% Mammoth 12% Maricopa 1% Queen Creek 0% Superior 1% 0% Pinal County 5

$7,000,000 $6,000,000 FY 09-10 $5,000,000 FY 10-11 $4,000,000 FY 11-12 $3,000,000 FY 12-13 FY 13-14 $2,000,000 (Projected) $1,000,000 $0 Transportation Excise Tax 6

Invest in Pinal County Stop and shop in our county 7

The Five-Year Plan The Five-Year Plan A transportation blueprint 8

•Maintain focus on roadway safety Roadway Roadwa Safety Safety •Reduce congestion on the arterial Traffi Traffic c transportation network Flow Flow •Increase paved mileage with a greater Paved Paved emphasis on regionally significant routes Mileage Mileage 9

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www.pinalcountyaz.gov www.pinalcountyaz.gov Transportation program resource webpage 15

In the Works Pinal County project highlights 16

 Pinal County’s highest transportation priority ◦ 4 lanes with median turn lanes ◦ Phased Implementation 17

Phase I Phase I – Empire Blvd-Thompson Rd mpire Blvd-Thompson Rd •Roadway design is complete •$5.8 million of construction funding (federal) is allocated •Construction beginning November 12, 2013 Phase II Phase II – Thomps hompson Rd-Gary Rd n Rd-Gary Rd •Roadway design is complete •$4 million of construction funding budgeted for Fiscal Year 2013-2014 •Construction planned for Summer 2014 Phase III – Gary Rd-Bella Vista Rd Phase III – ary Rd-Bella Vista Rd •Roadway design is 30% complete with plans reviewed by county staff & returned to design consultant •$190,000 of design funding is allocated •$2-4 million of construction funding has not been identified Phase IV Phase IV – Bella Vista Rd-Magma Rd ella Vista Rd-Magma Rd •Roadway design is 30% complete with plans reviewed by county staff & returned to design consultant •$300,000 of design funding is allocated •$8-12 million of construction funding has not been identified 18

Gantz Gantzel Rd d (Phase D) (Phase D) Bella Bella Vista Rd-Hunt Hwy Vista Rd-Hunt Hwy •4 lanes with median turn lane •Roadway design is 60% complete & expected for review December 1, 2013 •$400,000 of design funding is currently allocated •$4-7 million of construction funding has not been identified Skyline Rd & Gary Skyline Rd & Gary Rd Intersection Rd Intersection •Traffic signal •Design is complete with plans approved •Project has been put out for bid •Construction planned for Early 2014 Empire Blvd & Empire Blvd & Gary Rd Intersection Gary Rd Intersection •Traffic signal •Project is being administered by Maricopa County •Construction planned for Summer 2014 •Pinal County to restripe intersection (interim) November 14 & 15, 2013 19

East-West Corridor Study A public agency partnership 20

Southern Pinal Regional Corridors Study Linking transportation & economic development 21

Questions Questions 22