Presented to the FTC

1. Strategic Miami Area Rapid Transit
Aileen Bouclé, AICP
Executive Director
September 7, 2018
Miami-Dade
Transportation Planning Organization
“SMART” Plan

2. Strategic Miami Area Rapid Transit
“SMART” Plan
 MILESTONES
 FUNDING
 NEXT STEPS

3. Milestone: “Transit as Highest Priority”
February 18, 2016
RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING A POLICY
OF THIS BOARD TO SET AS HIGHEST
PRIORITY THE ADVANCEMENT OF
RAPID TRANSIT CORRIDOR
PROJECTS IN MIAMI-DADE COUNTY;
AND DIRECTING THE TPO EXECUTIVE
DIRECTOR OR DESIGNEE TO AMEND
THE 2040 LONG RANGE
TRANSPORTATION PLAN TO INCLUDE
SAID POLICY
TPO GOVERNING BOARD HEREBY
ESTABLISHES A POLICY TO SET AS
HIGHEST PRIORITY FOR THIS
COMMUNITY THE ADVANCEMENT OF
RAPID TRANSIT CORRIDOR AND
TRANSIT SUPPORTIVE PROJECTS IN
MIAMI-DADE COUNTY

4. Population
Residence vs. Employment
23%
77%
Percent Employees Working in
their Residential District
Work Commute
WITHIN Residential
District
Work Commute
OUTSIDE Residential
District 24%
11%
20%
26%
39%
30%
76%
89%
80%
74%
61%
70%
BEACH
CENTRAL
NORTH
NORTHWE
ST
SOUTH
WEST
Where Employees Work with
respect to their Residence

5. RESOLUTION ENDORSING THE
STRATEGIC MIAMI AREA RAPID
TRANSIT (SMART) PLAN AND
DIRECTING THE TPO EXECUTIVE
DIRECTOR TO WORK WITH THE
METROPOLITAN PLANNING
ORGANIZATION FISCAL PRIORITIES
COMMITTEE TO DETERMINE THE COSTS
AND POTENTIAL SOURCES OF FUNDING
FOR PROJECT DEVELOPMENT AND
ENVIRONMENT STUDY FOR SAID
PROJECTS
THE TPO EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR IS
FURTHER DIRECTED TO TAKE ALL
NECESSARY STEPS TO IMPLEMENT
THE ATTACHED SMART PLAN.
Milestone: Adoption of the “SMART” Plan April 21,
2016

6. Within 2-mile radius of SMART Plan corridors:
•1.7 million of the County’s population live
•855,000 employees work
•Transit Oriented Development planned
Population & Employment

7. Video removed to reduce file size
Video can be watched at
http://www.miamidadetpo.org/smartplan.asp

8. TPO Federal SU Funds Prioritized:
$75M between FY 2020 to FY 2022
$30M/Year FY 2023 to FY 2053 (30 years)
Milestone: TPO Program Priorities
June 22, 2017

9. Milestone: 1st/Last Mile Demonstration Project
December 7, 2017
RESOLUTION ALLOCATING CONGESTION
MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY (CMAQ)
FUNDS IN FISCAL YEARS 2018 AND 2019, IN
AN AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED $800,000.00,
TO IMPLEMENT THE FIRST AND LAST
MILE ON-DEMAND TRANSIT SOLUTIONS
DEMONSTRATION PROJECT
THAT THIS GOVERNING BOARD
ALLOCATE CONGESTION MITIGATION
AND AIR QUALITY (CMAQ) FUNDS IN FY
2018 AND FY 2019, IN AN AMOUNT NOT TO
EXCEED $800,000.00, TO IMPLEMENT THE
FIRST AND LAST MILE ON-DEMAND
TRANSIT SOLUTIONS DEMONSTRATION
PROJECT.

10. RESOLUTION ENDORSING THE
STRATEGIC MIAMI AREA RAPID TRANSIT
PLAN DEMONSTRATION PROJECTS
AND APPROVING IDENTIFIED
FUNDING FRAMEWORK TO ADVANCE
SAID DEMONSTRATION PROJECTS FOR
INCLUSION IN THE 2020-2024 TPO
PROGRAM PRIORITIES
UPON COMPLETION OF THE THREE-
YEAR PILOT PERIOD, IF THE SMART
DEMONSTRATION PROJECT IS DEEMED
SUCCESSFUL, THE APPROPRIATE
SPONSOR ENTITY SHALL BEAR ALL
COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH PROJECT
CONTINUATION.
Milestone: Approval of the SMART Plan
“Demonstration Projects”
June 21, 2018

11. SMART
Demonstration
Projects

12. RESOLUTION SELECTING THE LOCALLY
PREFERRED ALTERNATIVE (LPA) FOR
SOUTH DADE TRANSITWAY CORRIDOR OF
THE STRATEGIC MIAMI AREA RAPID TRANSIT
(SMART) PLAN
THIS BOARD HEREBY SELECTS BUS RAPID
TRANSIT (BRT) AS THE LOCALLY
PREFERRED ALTERNATIVE FOR THE SOUTH
DADE TRANSITWAY CORRIDOR OF THE
STRATEGIC MIAMI AREA RAPID TRANSIT
(SMART) PLAN AND FURTHER DIRECTS THE
TPO EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR TO TAKE ANY
AND ALL NECESSARY STEPS AND ACTIONS
IN ORDER TO ACCOMPLISH THE
CONVERSION OF THE SOUTH DADE
TRANSITWAY FROM BRT TO AT-GRADE
METRORAIL UPON REACHING AN AVERAGE
WEEKDAY RIDERSHIP OF 35,000 DAILY TRIPS
ON THE SOUTH DADE TRANSITWAY.
Milestone: Adoption of the South Corridor Locally
Preferred Alternative (LPA)
August 30, 2018

14. SMART PLAN FUNDING

15. Funding “Lasagna”
• PTP Surtax
• Capital Expansion Reserve Fund
• Future Uncommitted Proceeds
• Municipal Share
• State/Federal Grants
• TPO Flexed SU Grant
• Toll Revenue
• MDX
• Florida’s Turnpike
• Express Lanes
• Local Option Gas Tax
• Restoration of 2 cents
• Parking Revenue
$3-$6 Billion Program
• Value Capture Districts
• Tax Increment Financing (TIF)
• Special Assessment Districts
• CRAs
• Public/Private Partnerships
• TODs / Adopt-a-Station
• Brightline
• Port Tunnel Model (availability payments)

16. Total Revenues
$8.4 Billion
PTP/Transit Proforma

18. SMART Plan
Next Steps

19. SMART Plan
SMART Region
 Beach
 East-West
 Kendall
 Northeast
 South
• Six (6) Rapid Transit Corridors
 Beach Express
 Flagler Street
 Florida Turnpike
 NW Miami-Dade Express
 S Miami-Dade Express
 SW Miami-Dade Express
• Six (6) Bus Express Rapid Transit Corridors
• Supported by the TPO Governing Board,
Miami-Dade County, Municipalities, State
and multiple entities
(1) Project Development
& Environment Phase
(2) Implementation Plan
for each corridor
Over 90 miles
of express bus
network

20. Simultaneous Outreach Activities
Project Development and Environment
(PD&E) Studies
Public Meetings
Evaluating the implementation of a cost-
effective, premium transit system with a focus
on providing improvements through an
evaluation of transit options – mode, alignment,
station stop locations, etc.
Land Use Scenario & Visioning Planning
Charrettes
Complements the PD&E process by providing
the vision for the development of a transit
supportive Land Use Scenario Plan for each of
the six SMART Plan corridors.

21. First & Last Mile

22. SERVICE AREA MAP
FIRST/LAST MILE
SOLUTIONS

23. SMART Plan
Resolutions of Support
SMART Supporters

24. www.MiamiDadeTPO.org
Aileen Bouclé, AICP
Executive Director
Questions & Discussion