AGENDA. Thursday, August 17, 2017

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1 PLEASE NOTIFY ACOG AT (TDD/TTY CALL STATEWIDE) BY 9 A.M. TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, IF YOU REQUIRE ACCOMMODATIONS PURSUANT TO THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT OR SECTION 504 OF THE REHABILITATION ACT. Chair Jay Adams Mustang Mayor Vice-Chair Matt Dukes Midwest Mayor Secretary/Treasurer Lynne Miller Mayor association of central oklahoma governments Executive Director John G. Johnson AGENDA ASSOCIATION OF CENTRAL OKLAHOMA GOVERNMENTS (ACOG) INTERMODAL TRANSPORTATION POLICY COMMITTEE (ITPC) Thursday, August 17, 2017 ACOG BOARD ROOM 4205 N. LINCOLN BLVD., OKLAHOMA CITY, OK 1:20 p.m. (or immediately following the Policy Committee meeting if later than 1:20 p.m.) A. CALL TO ORDER (ATTACHMENT A) Roll Call and Introduction of Guests B. APPROVAL OF THE JUNE 29, 2017 MINUTES (ATTACHMENT B) ACTION REQUESTED: Motion to approve the June 29, 2017 minutes. C. CONSENT DOCKET INFORMATION: This item is placed on the agenda so that the Intermodal Transportation Policy Committee, by unanimous consent, may designate those agenda items that they wish to be approved or acknowledged by one motion. If any item proposed does not meet with the approval of all Committee members, that item will be heard in regular order. Staff recommends that Items C-1 through C-6 be placed on the Consent Docket. ACTION REQUESTED: Motion to place Items C-1 through C-6 on the Consent Docket and approve or acknowledge those items, subject to any conditions included in that item N. Lincoln Blvd., OK FAX: TDD/TTY: Statewide

2 C. CONSENT DOCKET ITEMS: 1. REVIEW OF CRITERIA AND PROCESS FOR EVALUATION OF SURFACE TRANSPORTATION PROGRAM URBANIZED AREA (STP-UZA) PROJECTS (ATTACHMENT C-1) INFORMATION: Each year the ITTC reviews the Criteria and Process for Evaluation of Surface Transportation Program Urbanized Area (STP-UZA) Projects to determine if any revisions are necessary to improve the clarity or usefulness of the document. The evaluation criteria assist the ITTC and ITPC with the selection of STP-UZA projects for inclusion in the Transportation Improvement Program (TIP). ACTION REQUESTED: Review STP-UZA Evaluation Criteria and provide suggested changes to ACOG staff by August INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUBMITTING REQUESTS FOR AMENDMENT TO ENCOMPASS 2040 (ATTACHMENT C-2) INFORMATION: If an entity plans to submit a project for STBG-UZA funding consideration that is not currently included in Encompass 2040, then the project must first be submitted as a request for amendment to the long-range transportation plan. ACTION REQUESTED: None. For information only. 3. OCARTS AREA PERFORMANCE MEASURE UPDATES AND IMPORTANT DUE DATES (ATTACHMENT C-3) INFORMATION: Last year this Committee was given the OCARTS area performance measures based on the proposed FHWA measures. Recently, FHWA released new final performance measures for safety, system performance and freight, and our region s performance measures have been updated accordingly. ACTION REQUESTED: None. For information only. 4. QUARTERLY TRANSIT COORDINATION MEETING UPDATE (ATTACHMENT C-4) INFORMATION: All transit agencies and sub-recipients of transit funding in the OCARTS area meet on a quarterly basis throughout the region to stay up to date on fleet status and new development at each of the agencies. Representatives from CART, COTPA and ACOG met on June 7, 2017 at the CART offices in to discuss new business with the agencies since the last quarterly meeting in March. Highlights are provided in the attachment. ACTION REQUESTED: None. For information only. August 17, 2017 Agenda Summary Page 2

3 5. OCARTS AREA LINE ITEM PROJECTS AND ADMINISTRATIVE MODIFICATIONS (ATTACHMENT C-5) INFORMATION: Attached is a list of the FFY 2017 statewide line item projects and administrative modifications located within the OCARTS area, as provided by the Department of Transportation (ODOT) Local Government and Programs Divisions. ACTION REQUESTED: None. For information only. 6. STATUS OF SURFACE TRANSPORTATION PROGRAM URBANIZED AREA (STP-UZA) PROJECTS IN THE OCARTS TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT AREA (TMA) (ATTACHMENT C-6) INFORMATION: Attached is information on the status of programmed OCARTS area Surface Transportation Program Urbanized Area (STP-UZA) projects, as provided by the ODOT Local Government Division. ACTION REQUESTED: None. For information only. D. ITEMS REQUIRING INDIVIDUAL ACTION AND/OR DISCUSSION: 1. PUBLIC HEARING AND ACTION ON REQUEST FOR APPROVAL OF THE FFY OCARTS AREA TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM (ATTACHMENT D-1) INFORMATION: Following MPO approval of the final FFY OCARTS Area TIP, it will be provided to the Department of Transportation for approval (as the Governor s designee) and incorporated into the Statewide Transportation Improvement Program (STIP). The new TIP will become effective October 1, 2017, and will be available on the ACOG website at that time. The Intermodal Transportation Technical Committee recommends approval. ACTION REQUESTED: Motion to approve the Final FFY OCARTS Area Transportation Improvement Program, and submit the same to the Department of Transportation for approval and incorporation into the Statewide Transportation Improvement Program. 2. TRANSPORTATION ALTERNATIVES PROGRAM (TAP) UPDATE (ATTACHMENT D-2) INFORMATION: The federal Surface Transportation Block Group Program funding cycle for TAP ended May 12. ACOG received 38 applications for approximately $8.4 million available through the FAST Act. At the June ITPC meeting, ACOG staff presented this list, but now it is presented with a few updates. The Bicycle - Pedestrian Advisory Committee recommends approval. ACTION REQUESTED: Motion to approve funding the updated 2017 TAP project list and to use ACOG and ODOT staffs suggested process for allocating the remaining funds. August 17, 2017 Agenda Summary Page 3

4 3. TRANSPORTATION NEWS AND UPDATES INFORMATION: Staff will provide an update on current projects to the Committee. E. NEW BUSINESS F. ADJOURN Deadline for September Intermodal Transportation Technical Committee (ITTC) Agenda Items: 4 p.m. Thursday, August 31, 2017 Next ITPC Meeting: 1:20 p.m. Thursday, September 28, 2017 August 17, 2017 Agenda Summary Page 4

5 ATTACHMENT A INTERMODAL TRANSPORTATION POLICY COMMITTEE OFFICE BEARERS (Also listed by entity below.) HON. JAY ADAMS CHAIR MUSTANG HON. MATT DUKES VICE-CHAIR MIDWEST CITY HON. LYNNE MILLER SECRETARY/TREASURER NORMAN LOCAL GOVERNMENT MEMBERS CITY/ORGANIZATION MEMBERS ALTERNATES BETHANY HON. PHILLIP SHIREY, COUNCILMEMBER VACANT BLANCHARD HON. EDDIE ODLE, MAYOR HON. MATT ALEXANDER, VICE MAYOR CEDAR VALLEY HON. STAN WIECZOREK, MAYOR HON. TERRY HAMILTON, TRUSTEE CHOCTAW HON. ROGER MALONE, VICE-MAYOR HON. LARRY GOELLER, COUNCILMEMBER HON. MIKE BIRDSONG, COUNCILMEMBER COLE HON. W. CHESTER ANDERSON, MAYOR HON. ROBERT GREEN, TRUSTEE HON. RONNIE LYNN MCCASKILL, TRUSTEE DEL CITY HON. KEN BARTLETT, VICE MAYOR HON. BRIAN E. LINLEY, MAYOR EDMOND HON. ELIZABETH WANER, COUNCILMEMBER HON. VICTORIA CALDWELL, COUNCILMEMBER FOREST PARK HON. MARIANNE YARBROUGH, TRUSTEE HON. DOROTHY O. WINSTON, TRUSTEE GOLDSBY HON. KRIS HYDE, COUNCILMEMBER HON. RANDY SIMMONS, COUNCILMEMBER GUTHRIE HON. STEVEN J. GENTLING, MAYOR HON. JEFF TAYLOR, COUNCILMEMBER HARRAH HON. KIM BISHOP, COUNCILMEMBER HON. TOM BARRON, COUNCILMEMBER JONES CITY HON. RAY POLAND, MAYOR VACANT LEXINGTON HON. DAVID ADAMS, MAYOR VACANT LUTHER HON. JENNI WHITE, MAYOR HON. JASON ROACH, VICE MAYOR HON. PAXTON CAVIN, TRUSTEE MIDWEST CITY HON. MATT DUKES, MAYOR HON. RICK DAWKINS, COUNCILMEMBER HON. PAT BYRNE, COUNCILMEMBER A-1

6 INTERMODAL TRANSPORTATION POLICY COMMITTEE (CONT.) LOCAL GOVERNMENT MEMBERS (CONT.) CITY/ORGANIZATION MEMBERS ALTERNATES MOORE HON. MARK HAMM, COUNCILMEMBER HON. GLENN LEWIS, MAYOR ANY MOORE COUNCILMEMBER MUSTANG HON. JAY ADAMS, MAYOR HON. BRIAN GRIDER, COUNCILMEMBER NEWCASTLE HON. MIKE FULLERTON, COUNCILMEMBER HON. JOE COVEY, VICE MAYOR HON. GENE REID, MAYOR NICHOLS HILLS HON. PETER HOFFMAN, MAYOR VACANT NICOMA PARK HON. JOE RANDALL, COUNCILMEMBER HON. MARK COCHELL, MAYOR NOBLE HON. MARGE HILL, COUNCILMEMBER HON. GAIL HATFIELD, COUNCILMEMBER HON. DIANNE GRAY, COUNCILMEMBER NORMAN HON. LYNNE MILLER, MAYOR HON. ROBERT CASTLEBERRY, COUNCILMEMBER OKLAHOMA CITY HON. JOHN PETTIS, JR., COUNCILMEMBER ANY OKLAHOMA CITY COUNCILMEMBER PIEDMONT HON. JOHN BROWN, COUNCILMEMBER HON. KEVAN BLASDEL, COUNCILMEMBER HON. VALERIE THOMERSON, MAYOR PURCELL HON. DANNY JACOBS, VICE MAYOR HON. TOM MCCURDY, COUNCILMEMBER HON. GRAHAM FISHBURN, COUNCILMEMBER SLAUGHTERVILLE HON. JOHN KOEHLER, MAYOR VACANT SPENCER HON. EARNEST WARE, MAYOR HON. PAULA MASON, VICE MAYOR HON. FRANK CALVIN, COUNCILMEMBER TUTTLE HON. MARY SMITH, VICE-MAYOR ANY TUTTLE COUNCILMEMBER HON. TOMMY JOE CHESTER, MAYOR THE VILLAGE HON. DAVID BENNETT, MAYOR HON. SONNY WILKINSON, VICE-MAYOR HON. CATHY CUMMINGS, COUNCILMEMBER WARR ACRES HON. JIM MICKLEY, VICE-MAYOR HON. ROGER GODWIN, COUNCILMEMBER HON. PATRICK WOOLLEY, MAYOR HON. JOHN KNIPP, COUNCILMEMBER YUKON HON. MIKE MCEACHERN, MAYOR HON. RICHARD RUSSELL, COUNCILMEMBER CANADIAN COUNTY HON. MARC HADER, COMMISSIONER HON. JACK STEWART, COMMISSIONER HON. DAVID ANDERSON, COMMISSIONER CLEVELAND COUNTY HON. ROD CLEVELAND, COMMISSIONER HON. DARRY STACY, COMMISSIONER HON. HAROLD HARALSON, COMMISSIONER LOGAN COUNTY HON. MARVEN GOODMAN, COMMISSIONER HON. MIKE PEARSON, COMMISSIONER HON. MONTY PIEARCY, COMMISSIONER A-2

7 INTERMODAL TRANSPORTATION POLICY COMMITTEE (CONT.) LOCAL GOVERNMENT MEMBERS (CONT.) CITY/ORGANIZATION MEMBERS ALTERNATES MCCLAIN COUNTY HON. WILSON LYLES, COMMISSIONER HON. CHARLES FOSTER, COMMISSIONER OKLAHOMA COUNTY HON. WILLA JOHNSON, COMMISSIONER HON. BRIAN MAUGHAN, COMMISSIONER AGENCY MEMBERS HON. RAYMOND L. VAUGHN, JR., COMMISSIONER CITY/ORGANIZATION MEMBERS ALTERNATES CENTRAL OKLAHOMA TRANSPORTATION AND PARKING AUTHORITY (COTPA) CLEVELAND AREA RAPID TRANSIT (CART) JASON FERBRACHE ADMINISTRATOR DOUG MYERS DIRECTOR LARRY HOPPER PRINCIPAL PLANNER MARTY DICKENS FED ASSETS & GRANTS COORDINATOR TAYLOR JOHNSON PLANNER AND GRANTS SPECIALIST OKLAHOMA CITY AIRPORT TRUST OKLAHOMA DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION (ODOT) OKLAHOMA TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION (OTC) DIVISION III MCCLAIN & CLEVELAND COUNTIES IN OCARTS AREA OKLAHOMA TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION (OTC) DIVISION IV CANADIAN, LOGAN, & OKLAHOMA COUNTIES IN OCARTS AREA OKLAHOMA TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION (OTC) DIVISION VII GRADY COUNTY IN OCARTS AREA RANDON RIEGER, P.E. CIVIL ENGINEER III MATTHEW SWIFT, DIVISION ENGINEER STRATEGIC ASSET & PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT DAN B. OVERLAND TRANSPORTATION COMMISSIONER GREG LOVE TRANSPORTATION COMMISSIONER BRADLEY W. BURGESS TRANSPORTATION COMMISSIONER JOHN STORMS CIVIL ENGINEER IV RANDY LEE, ASST. DIVISION ENGINNER STRATEGIC ASSET-PERFORMANCE MGMT. LAURA CHANEY, BRANCH MANAGER PLANNING & PERFORMANCE DAWN SULLIVAN DIRECTOR OF CAPITAL PROGRAMS DANIEL NGUYEN TRANSPORTATION COORDINATOR DIVISION IV CRAIG MOODY DIVISION MANAGER RAIL PROGRAMS NON-VOTING MEMBERS CITY/ORGANIZATION MEMBERS ALTERNATES FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION (FAA) FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION (FHWA) FEDERAL TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION (FTA) GLENN BOLES, MANAGER AR/OK AIRPORTS DISTRICT OFFICE BASHARAT SIDDIQI OKLAHOMA DIVISION ADMINISTRATOR ROBERT C. PATRICK REG L ADMIN. VACANT CARL SELBY PROGRAM SUPPORT TEAM LEADER ISAAC AKEM COMMUNITY PLANNER VACANT A-3

8 INTERMODAL TRANSPORTATION POLICY COMMITTEE MINUTES OF THE MEETING THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 2017 ATTACHMENT B A regular meeting of the Intermodal Transportation Policy Committee was convened on Thursday, June 29, 2017, in the Association of Central Governments (ACOG) Board Room, 4205 N. Lincoln Blvd.,,. This meeting was held as indicated by advance notice filed with the Clerk and by notice posted at the ACOG offices at least twenty-four (24) hours prior to the meeting. PRESIDING Hon. Matt Dukes, Mayor MEMBERS PRESENT Hon. Phillip Shirey, Councilmember Hon. Stan Wieczorek, Mayor Hon. Roger Malone, Vice-Mayor Hon. Ken Bartlett, Vice Mayor Hon. Elizabeth Waner, Councilmember Hon. Kris Hyde, Councilmember Hon. Steven J. Gentling, Mayor Hon. Kim Bishop, Councilmember Hon. Ray Poland, Mayor Hon. Mark Hamm, Councilmember Hon. Brian Grider, Councilmember Hon. Mike Fullerton, Councilmember Hon. Peter Hoffman, Mayor Hon. Joe Randall, Councilmember Hon. Robert Castleberry, Councilmember Hon. John Pettis, Jr., Councilmember Hon. Kevan Blasdel, Councilmember Hon. Danny Jacobs, Vice Mayor Hon. John Koehler, Mayor Hon. Paula Mason, Vice Mayor Hon. Mary Smith, Vice-Mayor Hon. David Bennett, Mayor Hon. Mike McEachern, Mayor Hon. Marc Hader, Commissioner Hon. Ron Cleveland, Commissioner Hon. Marven Goodman, Commissioner Hon. Mike Pearson, Commissioner Hon. Willa Johnson, Commissioner ENTITY Midwest Bethany Cedar Valley Choctaw Del Edmond Goldsby Guthrie Harrah Jones Moore Mustang Newcastle Nichols Hills Nicoma Park Piedmont Purcell Slaughterville Spencer Tuttle The Village Yukon Canadian Cleveland Logan Logan B-1

9 AGENCY MEMBERS PRESENT Jason Ferbrache, Administrator Larry Hopper, Principal Planner Taylor Johnson, Planner & Grants Specialist Randon Rieger, Civil Engineer III Dawn Sullivan, Director of Capital Programs, ODOT NON-VOTING MEMBERS PRESENT Isaac Akem, Community Planner GUESTS PRESENT Shane Pate, Manager Hon. Sheila Stevenson, Trustee Mrs. Anita Koehler, Citizen ACOG STAFF PRESENT John G. Johnson John Sharp Jennifer Sebesta Kathryn Wenger Eric Pollard Conrad Aaron Shelby Templin Charlotte Adcock Beverly Garner Brent Hawkinson Jennifer McCollum Angela Hankins Robin McDonald MEMBERS ABSENT Hon. Eddie Odle, Mayor Hon. W. Chester Anderson, Trustee Hon. Marianne Yarbrough, Trustee Hon. David Adams, Mayor No Designee Hon. Marge Hill, Councilmember Hon. Jim Mickley, Vice-Mayor Hon. Wilson Lyles, Commissioner AGENCY MEMBERS ABSENT Matthew Swift, Strategic Asset/Perf. Mgmt. Div. Eng. Greg Love, Transportation Commissioner Bradley W. Burgess, Transportation Commissioner Central OK Transportation & Parking Authority Central OK Transportation & Parking Authority Cleveland Area Rapid Transit Airport Trust Transportation Commission, Div. III Federal Highway Administration ENTITY Nichols Hills Langston Slaughterville POSITION Executive Director Division Director, TPS Program Coordinator, TPS Program Coordinator, TPS Clean Cities Coordinator, TPS GIS Technician, TPS Assistant Planner, TPS Assistant Planner-Multimodal, TPS Administrative Assistant, TPS Division Director, E9-1-1 & Public Safety Director of Communications Economic Development Program Coordinator Accounting Administrative Assistant ENTITY Blanchard Cole Forest Park Lexington Luther Noble Warr Acres McClain Department of Transportation Transportation Commission Dist. IV Transportation Commission Dist. VII B-2

10 NON-VOTING MEMBERS ABSENT Glenn Boles, Manager Robert C. Patrick, Regional Administrator ENTITY Federal Aviation Administration Federal Transit Administration A. CALL TO ORDER Mayor Matt Dukes, Acting Chairman, called the meeting to order at 1:20 p.m., welcoming all in attendance. ACOG Executive Director John G. Johnson called the roll, stating that a quorum was present and introduced the guests. B. APPROVAL OF THE MAY 25, 2017 MINUTES Mayor Ray Poland moved to approve the May 25, 2017 minutes. Mayor Peter Hoffman seconded the motion. The motion carried. C. CONSENT DOCKET 1. SELECTION OF ECOINTERACTIVE FOR THE CREATION OF ACOG S ELECTRONIC TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM (ETIP) SYSTEM ACTION REQUESTED: None. For information only. 2. MID-YEAR STATUS REPORT ON THE OBLIGATION OF FFY 2017 SURFACE TRANSPORTATION PROGRAM URBANIZED AREA (STP-UZA) FUNDS AND PENDING PROJECTS ACTION REQUESTED: None. For information only. 3. BIKE MONTH 2017 BIKE TO WORK DAY REPORT ACTION REQUESTED: None. For information only. 4. OCARTS AREA LINE ITEM PROJECTS AND ADMINISTRATIVE MODIFICATIONS ACTION REQUESTED: None. For information only. 5. STATUS OF SURFACE TRANSPORTATION PROGRAM URBANIZED AREA (STP-UZA) PROJECTS IN THE OCARTS TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT AREA (TMA) ACTION REQUESTED: None. For information only. 6. FY 2017 UNIFIED PLANNING WORK PROGRAM (UPWP) REPORTS ACTION REQUESTED: None. For information only. Councilmember John Pettis moved to place Items C-1 through C-6 on the Consent Docket and approve or acknowledge those items, subject to any conditions included in those items. Mayor Ray Poland seconded the motion. The motion carried. B-3

11 D. ITEMS REQUIRING INDIVIDUAL ACTION AND/OR DISCUSSION: 1. PROPOSED FINAL FY 2018 OCARTS AREA UNIFIED PLANNING WORK PROGRAM (UPWP) John Sharp highlighted the information as detailed in the agenda memorandum. There being no discussion, Mayor John Koehler moved to approve the proposed Final FY 2018 OCARTS Area Unified Planning Work Program and authorize staff to proceed with executing related contracts and agreements, subject to availability of funds. Councilmember John Pettis seconded the motion. The motion carried. 2. PUBLIC HEARING AND ACTION ON REQUEST FOR AMENDMENT TO THE FFY TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM BY OKLAHOMA CITY DEPARTMENT OF AIRPORTS Chairman Matt Dukes opened the public hearing. There being no response from the public, the public hearing closed. There being no discussion, Councilmember John Pettis moved to amend the FFY OCARTS Area TIP by replacing the OKC Airports FFY 2017 Airport Element with the attached programs of projects, and submit the same to the Department of Transportation (ODOT) for amendment of the Statewide Transportation Improvement Program (STIP). Mayor John Koehler seconded the motion. The motion carried. 3. PUBLIC HEARING CONCERNING THE PROPOSED ADOPTION OF THE FFY TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM FOR THE OKLAHOMA CITY TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT AREA Chairman Matt Dukes opened the public hearing. There being no response from the public, the public hearing closed. John Johnson asked Kathryn Wenger to explain the Transportation Improvement Program. Ms. Wenger said the TIP is our region s short-range planning document that lists all the construction projects that use STP funding for the years This item was for review and comment only. 4. TRANSIT ASSET MANAGEMENT (TAM) PERFORMANCE MEASURES Shelby Templin said FTA put out a TAM Final Rule requiring transit agencies to set performance targets for state of good repair. She announced that COTPA and CART both met their deadlines to FTA and the MPO, and ACOG staff is in support of the targets they have set. B-4

12 There being no discussion, Mayor John Koehler moved to approve ACOG support of COTPA and CART Transit Asset Performance Measures Plan and State of Good Repair Targets. Mayor Ray Poland seconded the motion. The motion carried. 5. STP-UZA SCORING CRITERIA UPDATES- APPROVAL OF NEXT STEPS Kathryn Wenger highlighted the STP-UZA Scoring Criteria information as detailed in the agenda memorandum. John G. Johnson asked Ms. Wenger to define the STP-UZA. She said it is the Surface Transportation Program Urbanized Area - the federal program funding that is received from Federal Highway Administration and there is a 20 percent local match for most of the projects. The STP-UZA Safety projects that the entities score on get 100 percent federal funding. Isaac Akem commented that recently the acronym was modified to STBG Surface Transportation Block Grant program. Ms. Wenger said she was aware of the new acronym, but at this point, ACOG staff has been using the old acronym to keep from getting confused. Commissioner Marven Goodman asked if a consultant had been selected for the Criteria study. Ms. Wenger said yes, the consultant developed our Congestion Management Process. When the original Request For Proposal was created, ACOG included a task to determine if the STP Criteria could be aligned with ACOG s regional goals and how to better meet the performance measures that FHWA requires. Since there was not enough time to complete that task last year due to having to complete a federal certification review, the contract with Olsson & Associates is being extended at a cost of $84,250, and a 20 percent local match will be needed, so ACOG will be requesting from the local entities to help with that cost of $16,800. John Johnson said 80 percent of the cost will be paid with federal funding. Ms. Wenger said a consultant will be able to give better expertise in meeting the new federal guidelines. She said a volunteer subcommittee will be formed to help coordinate with the consultants and so the transportation committees can be involved in the process. Mr. Sharp said this will be about a six- to eight-month process, so there will be multiple subcommittee meetings. Commissioner Goodman asked if this Criteria would be used for the next Call for Projects. Mr. Sharp said it would not be ready for the next call. Ms. Wenger said, as is done annually, there will be a call for any changes to the current criteria at the next meeting. Councilmember Kris Hyde moved to approve ACOG moving forward in the process of changing the STP-UZA Scoring Criteria. Mayor David Bennett seconded the motion. The motion carried. B-5

13 6. TRANSPORTATION NEWS AND UPDATES E. NEW BUSINESS John Sharp presented information on the following topics: Regional Transit Authority (RTA) Task Force Meeting June 21 Mr. Sharp said that at the last RTA Task Force meeting, Pat McFerron gave an overview of the polling results that were done recently. He was cautiously optimistic with the results that were better than he expected feedback on transit and commuter rail was positive in Central. Mr. Sharp said additional summary information will be sought from Mr. McFerron. RTA Task Force Consultant Interviews The RTA Task Force is down to a choice of two consultants to go forward with formulating the RTA and they will be interviewed in July at the ACOG offices. AMTRAK Train In the middle of June, an AMTRAK Inspection Train made a trip from to Kansas to explore the possibility of scheduled train service from to Newton, KS. He said some ACOG staff and Councilwoman Waner rode the train from to Guthrie. Ozone Alerts - ACOG Interviewed by KOCO Channel 5 This month, ACOG staff was interviewed by KOCO Channel 5 concerning ozone alerts. They recorded a brief segment concerning ozone season and past trends which is available online. Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) Funding Early Results Mr. Sharp said that in early June, a subcommittee of the Bicycle - Pedestrian Advisory Committee graded 38 applications to receive TAP funding of about $8.4 million. Initially this resulted in about 20 projects being selected, noting that each community or agency that sent in an application was funded at least one project. He said a handout was available at the table, but there will be slight modifications to three of those projects, so the Committee will see this list again in August to vote on that funding and then those projects will be sent to ODOT. Chairman Dukes asked if there was any new business to present. U.S. Department of Transportation Launches Infrastructure for Rebuilding America (INFRA) Grant Program, Announces New Funding Opportunities Dawn Sullivan of ODOT said there was a notice of funding opportunity released about three hours ago regarding what was formerly known as the FAST Lane Grant opportunity. She said the FHWA Secretary of Transportation is not going to award large projects, so because ODOT applied for two large projects, they have the opportunity to re-apply. The new name is INFRA, a $1.5 billion B-6

14 program that provides dedicated, discretionary funding for projects that address critical issues facing our nation s highways and bridges. INFRA grants will support the Administration s commitment to fixing our nation s crumbling infrastructure by creating opportunities for all levels of government and the private sector to fund infrastructure, using innovative approaches to improve the necessary processes for building significant projects, and increasing accountability for the projects that are built. Ms. Sullivan said the applications are due 120 days from today. There was no further new business. F. ADJOURN There being no further business, Chairman Dukes adjourned the meeting at 1:58 p.m. B-7

15 ACOG Association of Central Governments 4205 N Lincoln Blvd,, OK (405) Fax: (405) TDD/TTY: Statewide acog@acogok.org DATE: August 17, 2017 MEMORANDUM ATTACHMENT C-1 TO: FROM: SUBJECT: Intermodal Transportation Policy Committee Kathryn Wenger, Program Coordinator Transportation & Planning Services Review of Criteria and Process for Evaluation of Surface Transportation Program Urbanized Area (STP-UZA) Projects INFORMATION: Each year the ITTC reviews the Criteria and Process for Evaluation of Surface Transportation Program Urbanized Area (STP-UZA) Projects to determine if any revisions are necessary to improve the clarity or usefulness of the document. The evaluation criteria assist the ITTC and ITPC with the selection of STP-UZA projects for inclusion in the Transportation Improvement Program (TIP). Federal law requires that the TIP include regional transportation priorities that will implement the long-range plan by reducing overall congestion, increasing safety and providing multimodal transportation options. The Evaluation Criteria assists the MPO in meeting these goals for the federal funds suballocated to the urbanized area, while maintaining financial constraint. The STP-UZA Criteria is available for review at: Please note, this is a review of our current criteria to be used for the November 2017 call for projects. The complete evaluation of scoring using a consultant, will occur over the next eight to nine months. Planned implementation of new criteria is for the November 2018 call for projects. If you have small modifications that you wish to have considered, please them to Kathryn Wenger at kwenger@acogok.org no later than Friday, August 18, The items received will be included in the September agendas for discussion. Any desired changes will be presented to the ITTC and ITPC for final action in October prior to the November call for projects to update the FFY OCARTS Area TIP. ACTION REQUESTED: Review STP-UZA Evaluation Criteria and provide suggested changes to ACOG staff by August 18. C-1

16 ACOG Association of Central Governments 4205 N. Lincoln Blvd.,, OK (405) Fax: (405) TDD: Statewide DATE: August 17, 2017 MEMORANDUM ATTACHMENT C-2 TO: FROM: Intermodal Transportation Policy Committee Jennifer Sebesta, Program Coordinator Transportation & Planning Services SUBJECT: Instructions for Submitting Requests for Amendment to Encompass 2040 INFORMATION: In November, entities in the Area Regional Transportation Study (OCARTS) area will be invited to submit projects to be considered for the Surface Transportation Block Grant Program Urbanized Area (formerly known as STP-UZA) funding. As required by federal regulations and stated in the Criteria and Process for Evaluation of Surface Transportation Block Grant Program Urbanized Area (STBG-UZA) Projects, projects proposed for STBG-UZA funding and inclusion in the OCARTS area Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) must be included in, or be consistent with, the metropolitan transportation plan (MTP) Encompass If an entity plans to submit a project for STBG-UZA funding consideration that is not currently included in Encompass 2040, then the project must first be submitted as a request for amendment to the longrange transportation plan. To determine which projects need to be submitted for amendment consideration, please review pages 4-7 of the Encompass 2040 Plan Amendment Submission Guidebook. Please do not submit maintenance or resurfacing projects, intersection modifications, signalization projects, bridge reconstructions or rehabilitations that do not increase capacity, sidewalks, planned or recreational trails, transit operation or maintenance activities, bus route changes, or transit vehicle purchases. In accordance with ACOG s Public Participation Plan (PPP), a notice of public hearing will be published at least 30 days prior to the date of the Intermodal Transportation Policy Committee (ITPC) meeting, at which the amendment will be considered. The proposed amendment will also be reviewed by the Intermodal Transportation Technical Committee (ITTC) and the Citizens Advisory Committee (CAC). Recommendations from the ITTC and CAC will be provided to the ITPC for its consideration. C-2-1

17 If your community wishes to submit a request for amendment to the Encompass 2040 MTP, please submit the following documents no later than Monday, October 2, 2017, to be eligible for the 2017 Call for Projects: An Encompass 2040 amendment submission form (macro-enabled workbook) for each project, completed using the criteria listed in the Encompass 2040 Plan Amendment Submission Guidebook (please use the alternative submission form if you have difficulty opening or working with the macro-enabled workbook) A resolution for each project An Encompass 2040 amendment cost estimate form for each project, which identifies the proposed funding source(s) and amount(s) A map of each proposed project showing its location, termini, street name(s), north arrow, and the names of nearby major streets Please contact Jennifer Sebesta at jsebesta@acogok.org or with any questions. ACTION REQUESTED: None. For information only. C-2-2

18 ACOG Association of Central Governments 4205 N Lincoln Blvd,, OK (405) Fax: (405) TDD: (405) acog@acogok.org ATTACHMENT C-3 MEMORANDUM DATE: August 17, 2017 TO: FROM: SUBJECT: Intermodal Transportation Policy Committee Kathryn Wenger, Program Coordinator Transportation & Planning Services OCARTS Area Performance Measure Updates and Important Due Dates INFORMATION: Performance-based planning and programming has become a national emphasis per recent federal transportation legislation namely, the 2012 Moving Ahead for Progress in the 21 st Century (MAP-21) Act and the 2015 Fixing America s Surface Transportation (FAST) Act. Federal planning requirements direct metropolitan planning organizations (MPOs) to coordinate with their respective state department of transportation and area public transportation providers in developing performance measures to track and maximize the benefits of transportation planning decisions and infrastructure investments. Per the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), Performance measures are a qualitative or quantitative measure of outcomes, outputs, efficiency, or cost effectiveness. Last year this Committee was given the OCARTS area performance measures based on the proposed FHWA measures. Recently, FHWA released new final performance measures for safety, system performance and freight, and our region s performance measures have been updated accordingly. Attached is a table of the updated OCARTS area performance measures. The new measures are shown in bold and the old measures have a strikethrough. Those measures in plain text are additional measures for the OCARTS area, which are not required by FHWA. ACOG will report on the OCARTS area s progress towards meeting the performance goals and targets of the region annually. Also attached is a calendar of important performance measure and target setting due dates for ACOG, ODOT, OHSO and Transit providers. ACTION REQUESTED: None. For information only. C-3-1

19 OCARTS Performance Measures July 2017 Updates Goals Objectives Performance Measures Economic Strength: Promote economic vitality through enhanced mobility Safety and Security: Provide a safe and secure transportation system Equity and Options: Provide transportation access for the movement of all people and goods Healthy Communities: Improve connection between land use and transportation to enable citizens to live healthier lives and reduce environmental impacts - Invest in improvements that enhance the efficiency of the existing transportation system. - Improve accessibility to regional employment centers. - Increase efficiency of goods movement by truck, rail, water, air and pipeline. - Improve design, construction, and maintenance of infrastructure to reduce the number and severity of crashes, injuries and fatalities. - Increase awareness of the public on safety issues and skills. - Collaborate on transportation system security strategies. - Provide equitable transportation services and improvements. - Expand and maintain accessible and connected pedestrian and bicycle facilities. - Expand and maintain a safe, secure and accessible public transportation system. -Improve and increase the walkability and bike-ability of the region. - Leverage Clean Cities to bring together stakeholders in the public and private sectors to deploy alternative and renewable fuels, idle-reduction measures, fuel economy improvements, and emerging transportation technologies - Reduce the impacts transportation projects have on the environment. - Level of Travel Time Reliability - Peak Hour Travel Time Ratio- -Average Truck Speed - Truck Travel Time Reliability - Interstate Travel Time Reliability - Non-Interstate Travel Time Reliability - Mode share for commuter trips. - User Cost (as a function of delay) - Number of crashes by severity for vehicle crashes, vehicle-bicycle crashes, and vehicle-pedestrian crashes. - Fatality and serious injury crash rate per 100M VMT - Number of Fatalities - Rate of Fatalities - Number of Serious Injuries - Rate of Serious Injuries - Number of non-motorized fatalities and non-motorized serious injuries - Existence of Regional Security Strategies - Miles of sidewalk and bicycle paths/lanes added within ¼ mile of transit stop - Percent of population and jobs located within ¼ mile of transit stops - Mode share for commuter trips. - Annual air quality index reading for the region. C-3-2

20 Goals Objectives Performance Measures Connectivity: Develop connections among all types of transportation - Provide efficient connections within and between modes and facilities - Better connect land use and transportation decision-making - Invest in projects that enhance the existing transportation infrastructure - Implement a Complete Streets policy where appropriate - Percent of population and jobs located within ¼ mile of transit - Average trip distance - Total miles of sidewalk and bicycle facilities Performance: Increase the efficiency and reliability of the transportation system - Invest in improvements that enhance the efficiency of the existing transportation system. - Supply alternative travel options. For every person that carpools, uses transit, walks or rides their bicycle, there is one less car on the road -Increase capacity where needed - Level of Travel Time Reliability - Peak Hour Travel Time Ratio - Average Truck Speed - Truck Travel Time Reliability - Interstate Travel Time Reliability - Non-Interstate Travel Time Reliability - User Cost (as a function of delay) System Preservation: Maintain and improve the quality of the transportation system - Preserve existing and future transportation investments - Decrease unnecessary bridge and roadway wear and tear - Encourage policies and procedures that preserve traffic operations and safety - Number/percent of structurally deficient bridges - Percent Lane Miles of Pavement in Good/Fair Condition - Percent of NHS Bridges classified as in Good Condition - Percent of NHS Bridges classified as in Poor Condition - Percent of Interstate Pavements in Good Condition - Percent of Non-Interstate Pavements in Good Condition - Percent of Interstate Pavements in Poor Condition - Percent of Non-Interstate Pavements in Poor Condition Notes: Old federal measures have a strikethrough. Updated federal measures shown in Bold. Plain text represents additional ACOG measures. C-3-3

21 Performance Measures and Target Reporting - Important Due Dates January 1 Transit State of Good Repair Targets* 2017 July 1 OHSO Safety Targets ( )* August 31 ODOT Safety Targets ( )* January 1 ODOT/ACOG All Other Targets - Beginning of 1st Performance Period ( )** ~ February 27 (or 180 days after ODOT) ACOG Safety Targets ( )* 2018 May 20 ODOT All Other Targets (2 & 4 Year)** October 1 ODOT Baseline Report** October 1 Transit Transit Asset Management Plan** ~November 20 (or 180 days after ODOT) ACOG All Other Targets (4 Year)** 2019 ~March 1 (or 180 days after ODOT) ACOG Baseline Report** 2020 October 1 ODOT Mid Performance Period - Progress Report (Adjustment of 4 Year Targets Allowed)** January 1 ODOT/ACOG All Other Targets - Beginning of 2nd Performance Period ( )** October 1 ODOT Full Performance Period Progress Report ( )** *Annual **Every 4 Years ACOG reports targets and progress to ODOT and integrates measures into the TIP and MTP process. C-3-4

22 ACOG Association of Central Governments 4205 N. Lincoln Blvd., OK (405) Fax: (405) TDD: (405) ATTACHMENT C-4 MEMORANDUM DATE: August 17, 2017 TO: FROM: Intermodal Transportation Policy Committee Shelby Templin, Assistant Planner Transit Transportation & Planning Services SUBJECT: Quarterly Transit Coordination Meeting Update INFORMATION: All transit agencies and sub-recipients of transit funding in the OCARTS area meet on a quarterly basis throughout the region to stay up to date on fleet status and new development at each of the agencies. Representatives from CART, COTPA and ACOG met on June 7, 2017 at the CART offices in to discuss new business with the agencies since the last quarterly meeting in March. Highlights from the meeting: CART o The University of has a new bike share system named Crimson Cruisers o 37 new bus stop signs were installed across at stops that previously did not have signs o For FY 18, the of was able to keep funding for CART stable at $575,000 o Finalizing the purchase of two CNG Trolleys from Hometown Trolley Co. o Finalizing trip planner software to be able to integrate into Google Maps COTPA o Currently conducting a fare study and holding public meetings o Ridership has seen an increase of 3.5% over the last five fiscal years o Operations contract for the OKC Streetcar was awarded to Herzog Transit o Recently installed 71 bus stop shelters through a contract with Tyler Media. Eight more shelters are planned. There is a potential to add more shelters with another contract with Tyler Media C-4-1

23 o Started a vanpool program, previously with V-Ride, now with Enterprise. A vanpool service is currently operating with Boeing employees, with a potential to branch out to Tinker AFB and other large employers that are not currently serviced by fixed route services o Currently in the process of applying for a federal Low-No Emission Grant to purchase two new buses ACTION REQUESTED: None. For information only. C-4-2

24 ACOG Association of Central Governments 4205 N. Lincoln Blvd.,, OK (405) Fax: (405) TDD/TTY: Statewide MEMORANDUM ATTACHMENT C-5 DATE: August 17, 2017 TO: FROM: SUBJECT: Intermodal Transportation Policy Committee Kathryn Wenger, Program Coordinator Transportation & Planning Services OCARTS Area Line Item Projects and Administrative Modifications INFORMATION: Attached is a list of the FFY 2017 statewide line item projects and a list of the administrative modifications located within the OCARTS area, as provided by the ODOT Local Government Division and ODOT Programs Division. Projects added since the last report are in bold and shaded. Title 23 CFR authorizes the grouping of small scale projects by function, work type, and/or geographic area that are not of appropriate scale for individual identification in the TIP and Statewide Transportation Improvement Program (STIP). ACTION REQUESTED: None. For information only. C-5-1

25 FFY 2017 OCARTS Area Line Item Projects Project JP Number Project Type Description Project Total Line Item Line Item JP Number ODOT Submit to FHWA 21860(10) Logan RR Rehabilitation BNSF FORCE ACCT FOR SH-33 BR REPLACEMENT OVER BNSF RR, AARDOT NO S, MILEPOST , RED ROCK SUBDIVISION Guthrie $363,600 RR Rehabilitation 17049(23) 10/12/ (04) Enhancement I-40/SHORT ST. ENHANCEMENT: RESURFACE, SIDEWALK, CURB & GUTTER AND MONUMENT Midwest $475,000 Enhancement 17663(23) 2/14/ (04) Cleveland Enhancement NORMAN DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET PROJECT $600,000 Enhancement 17663(23) 12/13/ (04) Bridge & Approaches RCB ON LUTHER RD OVER THE WEST FORK OF WILD HORSE CR APPROX 0.1 MILE SOUTH OF NE 136TH ST (MEMORIAL ROAD) - Unincorporated $730,059 Bridge & Approaches 17050(23) 9/15/ (04) Grady Resurface SH-37: FROM FRISCO RD. E. 6.0 MI. TO THE MCCLAIN C/L Tuttle $3,021,624 Resurface 20780(17) 12/19/ (04) Cleveland Resurface US-77: FROM SH-9, NORTH 9.72 MI. $1,902,348 Resurface 20780(17) 12/19/ (04) McClain Traffic Signals PURCELL: GREEN AVENUE IMPROVEMENTS FROM GRANT ST TO WASHINGTON AVE SIGNALS, SCHOOL CROSSING, SIDEWALKS, LIGHTING AND LANDSCAPE IMPROVEMENTS Purcell $1,930,000 Traffic Signals 17051(23) 12/13/ (07) Preliminary Engineering I-44: RECONSTRUCTION OF I-44 BETWEEN MAY AND I-235 IN OKLAHOMA CITY $1,937,470 Preliminary Engineering 21016(17) 10/19/ (04) RR Signals 32589(09) RR Signals 32589(08) RR Signals IN EDMOND RAILROAD SIGNAL PROJECT AT COFFEE CREEK RD W/BURLINGTON NORTHERN SANTA FE OKLAHOMA CITY/MIDWEST CITY RAILROAD SIGNAL AT SOONER RD WITH ARKANSAS-OKLAHOMA RAILROAD MIDWEST CITY RAILROAD SIGNAL AT NE 10TH STREET WITH ARKANSAS-OKLAHOMA RAILROAD Edmond $211,945 RR Signals 17049(23) 2/22/2017 / Midwest $289,929 RR Signals 17049(23) 2/22/2017 Midwest $276,751 RR Signals 17049(23) 2/22/2017 C-5-2

26 FFY 2017 OCARTS Area Line Item Projects (Continued) Project JP Number Project Type Description Project Total Line Item 32589(24) RR Signals 32589(23) RR Signals 32589(07) RR Signals 33075(04) Canadian RR Signals 33097(04) Striping & Pavement Marking 33076(04) Canadian Traffic Signals 32880(04) Grady Intersection Mod. & Traffic Signals 33055(05) Enhancement 31441(05) Enhancement MIDWEST CITY RAILROAD SIGNAL PROJECT AT MIDWEST BLVD WITH ARKANSAS OKLAHOMA RAILROAD MIDWEST CITY RAILROAD SIGNAL PROJECT AT DOUGLAS BLVD WITH ARKANSAS OKLAHOMA RAILROAD NICOMA PARK/MIDWEST CITY RAILROAD SIGNAL AT WESTMINSTER RD WITH ARKANSAS-OKLAHOMA RAILROAD IN YUKON SIGNAL PROJECT AT SH4 WITH UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD I-40 EASTBOUND RAMP TO NORTHBOUND I-235 REPLACE SIGNS AND RESTRIPING OKLAHOMA CITY REMOVAL OF FLASHING BEACONS AND INSTALL FLASHING LED REGULATORY & WARNING SIGNS AT SH-4 AND BRITTON RD TUTTLE INSTALL TRAFFIC SIGNALS & INTERSECTION SH-37 & SARA RD EDMOND SHWY 66 MULTI-USE TRAIL PHASE 1 FROM MIDWEST BLVD TO POST RD DESIGN CONSTRUCTION - 3/4'S OF A MILE OF TRAIL TO CONNECT PARK ENTRANCES YUKON MASTER TRAILS PROGRAM; ON-ROAD/OFF- ROAD TRAIL FACILITIES LAKESHORE DR (OKC TRAIL) & EXT WEST ON SH-66 (MAIN ST) TO 3RD ST. (PHASE 1) PE Line Item JP Number ODOT Submit to FHWA Midwest $317,290 RR Signals 17049(23) 2/22/2017 Midwest $314,545 RR Signals 17049(23) 2/22/2017 Nicoma Park/ Midwest $256,650 RR Signals 17049(23) 2/22/2017 Yukon $29,895 RR Signals 17049(23) 2/21/2017 $24,470 Striping & Pavement Marking 20780(17) 1/19/2017 $50,810 Traffic Signals 17051(23) 1/19/2017 Tuttle $227,287 Intersection Mod. & Traffic Signals 17051(23) 12/19/2017 Edmond $283,735 Enhancement 17663(23) 3/9/2017 Yukon $74,800 Enhancement 17663(23) 2/14/2017 Grand Total $13,318,208 Source: ODOT Local Government Division and ODOT Programs Division C-5-3

27 FFY 2017 OCARTS Area Projects with Administrative Modifications Project JP Number Project Type Description Project Total Modification ODOT Submit to FHWA 09032(17) Grade/Drain/ Surface I-240: EB TO SB I-35 AT CROSSROADS INTERCHANGE (PHASE 1A) $16,484,099 Change in Funding Source 10/7/ (04) Widen/Resurface/ Bridge SH-66: SHOULDERS & RESURFACE FROM APPROX MI. E OF I-35 E 2.37 MI. TO THE LINCOLN C/L Luther $4,966,354 Change in Funding Source & Amount 12/19/ (04) Reconstruct and add lanes I-40: FROM Mile Marker 167 EAST TO Mile Marker 170 $45,482,300 Updated Estimate 5/16/ (06) Logan Utilities SH-33: OVER GAR CREEK 2.8 MI. EAST OF SH-74 Logan Unincorporated $19,900 Updated Estimate 5/18/ (09) Cleveland Utilities SH-39: FROM 7.0 MI. EAST OF US-77, EAST 3.56 MI. $85,680 Updated Estimate 6/7/ (04) Reconstruct and add lanes I-40: FROM Mile Marker 167 EAST TO Mile Marker 170 $39,101,850 Change in Estimate & Change to Advanced Construction 6/7/ (04) McClain Bridge & Approaches US-77: OVER S. CANADIAN RIVER & RAILROAD Purcell $40,250,777 Change in Estimate & Change to Advanced Construction 6/7/2017 Source: ODOT Local Government Division and ODOT Programs Division C-5-4

28 ACOG Association of Central Governments 4205 N. Lincoln Blvd.,, OK (405) Fax: (405) TDD: Statewide MEMORANDUM ATTACHMENT C-6 DATE: August 17, 2017 TO: FROM: SUBJECT: Intermodal Transportation Policy Committee Kathryn Wenger, Program Coordinator Transportation & Planning Services Status of Surface Transportation Program Urbanized Area (STP-UZA) Projects in the OCARTS Transportation Management Area (TMA) INFORMATION: Attached is information on the status of all programmed OCARTS area Surface Transportation Program Urbanized Area (STP-UZA) projects, as provided by the ODOT Local Government Division. The attachment includes a FFY 2017 ODOT Local Government Division calendar, a status report on the FFY 2017 STP-UZA projects included in the FFY OCARTS Area TIP, as well as the updated FFY 2018, FFY 2019 and FFY 2020 STP-UZA projects approved by the ITPC on February 23, The TIP projects are followed by lists of programmed projects that have been assigned a year from FFY 2021 to FFY 2024 for 8-year planning purposes only, as well as additional unscheduled projects. ACTION REQUESTED: None. For information only. C-6-1

29 Department of Transportation Local Government Division Calendar Federal Fiscal Year 2017 C-6-2

30 7/12/2017 Sponsor Job No. Description Del Reno, 0.3 mi. E of Sunnylane 31526(04) Bridge Rehabilitation over Cherry Creek Edmond Broadway, Danforth, Boulevard & Santa Fe 30193(04) Safety Improvement - ITS Phase 2 Midwest SE 15th, Oelke to Midwest Blvd (04) Resurface (Sidewalk) Main Brookhaven Creek 26836(04) Bridge Replacement (Sidewalks) wide 29008(04) Signal Upgrades - MUTCD Compliance 12th Ave. SE, Cedar Lane Rd. to SH (04) Widen to 4 Lanes & Signal Mod. (Sidewalk/Bike Lane) wide 30480(04) Signal Upgr - Video Detect., Phase 2 36th Ave. NW & Havenbrook St (04) Intersec. Mod. & Signals (Sidewalks) Robinson St. & 48th Avenue NW 30658(04) New Signal & Interconnect (Ped x-ing) Main St., 24th Ave. W to University Blvd (04) Signal Interconnect wide, Phase (04) Pavement Markings Memorial Rd, SH-74 (Portland) to Penn* 30230(04) Resurface Santa Fe Depot Intermodal Hub * 31504(04) TIGER V Grant Approval Impr. (All Modes) NW 23 St, Ross Ave to Miller Blvd 32480(04) Pedestrian Hybird Beacon Hiwassee Rd., 0.1 mi. N of NE 63rd 28621(04) Bridge Reconstruction Luther Road., 0.1 mi S of Memorial Rd 29335(04) Bridge Reconstruction The Village Britton Road, Penn to May, Phase (04) Reconstruct/Resurface (Tied to 31102(04)) Tuttle N. Cimarron Rd, Main St to Grimes St 32403(04) School Zone Improvements(Tied to TAP 33001(04)) Total % Fed. ACOG URBANIZED AREA STP PROGRAM STATUS FFY 2017 TIP PROJECTS - FFY TIP Estimated STP Mtg. Submit Prelim. Final Bid Opening 80% $590,866 X X X X X X X X X X Jan-17 80% $3,374,009 90% $3,566,711 X X X X X X X X X X Nov-17 80% $2,087,523 X X X X X X X X X X Oct-16 80% $3,977, % $4,714,000 X X X X X X X X X X Sep % $374,125 X X X X X X X X X X Oct-16 80% $2,539, % $2,314,000 X X X X X X X X X X Sep % $522,750 X X X X X X X X X X Oct-16 80% $977,850 X X X X X X X X X X Oct % $299,874 X X X X X X X X X X Oct % $284,130 X X X X X X X X X X Oct % $205,000 X X X X X X X X X X Oct-16 80% $1,334,135 60% $1,334,135 X X X X X X X X X X Sep-17 80% $2,000,000 90% $2,000,000 X X X X X X X Sep % $96,892 60% $ 80,500 X X X X X X X X X X Sep-17 80% $457,668 X X X X X X X X X X Jan-17 80% $579,878 X X X X X X X X X X Nov-16 80% $819, % $1,426,068 X X X X X X X X X X Sep % $41,135 90% $34,335 X X X X X X X X X X Sep-17 $20,562,700 30%, 60%, 90% 100% ESTIMATE STP FUNDS E = Environmental expired S = Scheduled * STP-UZA funds are capped at the estimate. Project sponsor will overmatch. C-6-3

31 7/12/2017 Sponsor Job No. Description Del McClain Midwest Midwest Midwest Midwest NE 4th, 0.4 mi. E of Sunnylane 31527(04) Bridge Rehabilitation NE of SH-76/SH-39 Junction 30110(04) Bridge over Dibble Creek & Trib. wide, Phase (04) Pavement Markings Douglas Blvd, SE 4th to NE 10th St 31546(04) Resurface (Sidewalk) SE 29th, Midwest Blvd to Douglas 31548(04) Widen (4 to 4 Divided) (Trail - N side) wide, Phase A Signal Upgr - Pedestrian Controls (Ped Xing) 24th Ave. SE, N of Lindsey to Robinson 29300(04) Widen from 2 to 4 Lanes (SW & BL) 30484(04) wide Signal Upgr - Pedestrian Controls wide, Phase (04) Pavement Markings (BL) Western, NW 178th to N Limit 30326(04) Widen to 4 Lanes & Bridge (Sidewalk) NW 10th, Penn Ave to May Ave 31521(04) Reconstruct (Sidewalk) Meridian Ave, between NW 52nd and NW 53rd * 31568(04) Pedestrian Hybrid Beacon Total % Fed. ACOG URBANIZED AREA STP PROGRAM STATUS FFY 2018 TIP PROJECTS - FFY TIP Estimated STP 30%, 60%, 90% 100% ESTIMATE STP FUNDS Mtg. Submit Prelim. 80% $562,138 90% $708,037 X X X X X X X X X 80% $752,626 90% $730,705 X X X X X X 100% $189, % $184,400 X X X X X X X X X X 80% $1,800,440 60% $2,082,000 X X X X X X 80% $3,440,223 60% $4,175,027 X X X X X X 100% $738,070 30% $716,573 80% $3,956,024 30% $3,840,000 X X X X 100% $533, % $489,639 X X X X X X X X X X 100% $292, % $300,137 X X X X X X X X X X Final Bid Opening 80% $3,224, % $3,130,400 X X X X X X X X X X On Shelf 80% $2,127,799 90% $2,322,800 X X X X X X X 100% $51,996 60% $52,000 X X X X $17,669,636 $18,731,718 E = Environmental expired S = Scheduled * STP-UZA funds are capped at the estimate. Project sponsor will overmatch. C-6-4