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Concept to-completion-presentation
- 1. Transportation Project Process: FromConcept to Completion Kate Daniel, TPO Staff October 8, 2015
- 2. Role of TransportationPlanning Organizations • Manage “3C” Planning Process: Continuous, Comprehensive, Cooperative • Conduct planning that is open, public, and inclusive • Required work product: ▫ Long Range Transportation Plan ▫ Transportation Improvement Program ▫ Unified Planning Work Program ▫ Participation Plan ▫ Congestion Management Process
- 4. How does atransportation project move from concept to completion?
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- 7. Long Range TransportationPlan • Goals and Objectives • Conduct Analysis • Identify Needs • Evaluate Alternatives • Adopt Cost-Feasible Scenario
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- 9. Project Priorities • Projectsdrawn from Long Range Transportation Plan • Based on project selection criteria • FDOT considers the priorities when developing the work program
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- 11. FDOT Work Program •Project Development and Environmental (PD&E) • Design • Right of Way / Land Acquisition • Construction
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- 13. Transportation Improvement Program •Staged, multi-year, intermodal program of prioritized transportation initiatives ▫ Five-year program, updated annually ▫ Reflects public and stakeholder involvement ▫ Fiscally constrained ▫ Performance-based • If a project is not listed in the TIP, it cannot receive Federal funds
- 14. Typical Progression ofProject Phases • Project Development and Environmental (PD&E) ▫ Years 0-2 • Design ▫ Years 2-4 • Right of Way / Land Acquisition ▫ Years 4-6 • Construction ▫ Years 6-8
- 15. What funding isavailable?
- 16. Funding - Federal •MAP-21 • National Highway Performance Program (NHPP) ▫ Projects impacting national highway system • Surface Transportation Program (STP) ▫ Used for all phases of road projects – very flexible • Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) ▫ Competitive process established by the TPO • Federal Transit Funds ▫ Formula-based ▫ Discretionary
- 17. Funding – State •Strategic Intermodal System (SIS) • Transportation Regional Incentive Program (TRIP) • Transit Funding • Safety Infrastructure funding • Other Arterial Program • County Incentive Grant Program • Small County Program
- 18. Funding – Local •Constitutional and Legislative motor fuel taxes • Local Option Fuel Taxes • Discretionary sales surtax • Local transportation-related fees • General revenue
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