May 11, 2020 TPC Virtual Meeting

Miami-Dade TPO
Transportation Planning
Council (TPC)
Virtual Meeting
Monday, May 11, 2020

MIAMI-DADE TPO TPC MEETING MAY 11, 2020
RULES OF ENGAGEMENT 2
Rules of Engagement
• This is a public meeting and is being recorded.
• If you experience technical difficulties, please contact Ivan Jimenez at 786-973-9546 or at
ijimenez@gfnet.com so that a member of our technical support team may assist you.
• Council members are encouraged to enable their video cameras.
• Presenters are encouraged to enable their video cameras when presenting and to mute their microphones
when not speaking.
• For Council members only:
• To move a motion or amendment, the Council member shall unmute his/her microphone, clearly state
his/her name for the record, and propose or second a motion. The TPO Clerk will record the action and
verbally confirm the Council member’s name.
• The TPC Chairman will then call the vote. Starting with assenting votes, council members in favor shall
state their names for the record and verbally express “yay”. The Chairman will then call for dissenting
votes. Council members in opposition shall state their names for the record and verbally express “nay”.

TPC Agenda
Approval of Agenda
Approval of Minutes
Action Item(s)
A. Fiscal Years 2021-2025 Transportation Improvement
Program (TIP)
Informational Item(s)
Adjournment
I.
II.
III.
IV.
V.

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Approval of Agenda
APPROVAL OF AGENDA
I.

APPROVAL OF AGENDA 5

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Approval of MinutesII.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES

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Action Item(s)III.
ACTION ITEM(S)

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Fiscal Years 2021-2025
Transportation Improvement
Program (TIP)
A.
ACTION ITEMS

FISCAL YEARS 2021-2025 TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM (TIP) 9

TIP FISCAL YEARS 2021-2025
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Introduction
What is the Transportation
Improvement Program (TIP)?
• Federally required document
produced by the Transportation
Planning Organization (TPO) for the
Miami Urbanized Area
• The TIP compiles all proposed surface
transportation improvements to be
implemented in Miami-Dade County
over the coming five years (2021-2025)
• The TIP is updated annually and
amended as needed

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TIP Development Schedule and Milestones
Oct. 2019 Dec. 2019 Jan. - April 2020
04-13-2020 04-06-2020 04-01-2020
05-06-2020 05-11-2020 05-21-2020
TIP development
cycle begins
Open InteracTIP
database to agencies
TIP development committee
meetings (10 total)
TPC presentation
and review
45-Day public review
period begins
CTAC presentation
and review
CTAC endorsement
of the TIP
TPC
endorsement of TIP
TPO Governing Board
adoption of TIP and end
of public review period

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Summary of Funding
State Roads
Primary (FDOT) $4,568 M 55.32%
Turnpike $207 M 2.51%
Expressway
Authority
$315 M 3.81%
Total $5,090 M 61.64%
County Roads
Secondary $84 M 1.02%
Road Impact Fees $498 M 6.03%
PTP $60 M 0.73%
Private Sector TBD TBD
Total $642 M 7.78%
Other
Local Gas Tax $27 M 0.33%
Transit $1,004 M 12.16%
Aviation $471 M 5.70%
Seaport $1,023 M 12.39%
Total $2,525 M 30.58%
Total budget: $8,257 M

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Project Highlights
FDOT
• SR 826 / Palmetto Expy. Express Lanes
• SR 997 / Krome Ave. Corridor Improvements
• US-27 / SR 25 / Okeechobee Rd. Improvements
Turnpike
• Widening SR 821 / Turnpike Extension from SR 836 / Dolphin Expy. to NW 106th Str.
• Widening SR 821 / Florida’s Turnpike Extension from NW 106th St. to I-75
Expressway
Authority
• SR 836 / Dolphin Expy. Southwest Extension to Kendall Parkway
• SR 836 / Dolphin Expy. & I-95 Interchange
County PTP
• NW 37th Ave. from North River Dr. to NW 79th St.
• SW 137th Ave. improvements
Transit
• North Corridor
• BERT Route Plan
• Park and Ride Lots
Aviation
• South Terminal Expansion
• New Concourse F
Seaport
• New Cruise Terminals
• Freight Gantry Cranes

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ERRATA Sheets
• TIP changes requested by transportation agencies for
inclusion in the final TIP which occurred after the 45-
day public review period began.
• 2 agencies requested changes: FDOT and Miami-
Dade DTPW (Public Works section)
• FDOT: 3 minor project limit/description changes
• Public Works: 32 changes redistributing Road Impact
Fee dollars to projects (estimate revisions)

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Highlight & Upgrades
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What are Performance Management
Measurements?
• The Moving Ahead for Progress in the 21st Century Act
(MAP-21) requires State DOTs and MPOs to conduct
performance-based planning by choosing critical
performance measures, setting quantitative targets
and programming projects that achieve those targets
• Performance-based planning ensures the most
efficient investment of federal transportation funds by
increasing accountability, transparency, and providing
for better investment decisions that focus on five areas
Performance
Measure Area
Projects Type
Number of
Projects
Funding
Safety
Interstate, Non-
Interstate NHS &
Non-NHS Roadway
148 $119M
Pavement
Interstate &
Non-Interstate NHS
112 $273M
Bridge
Interstate &
Non-Interstate NHS
26 $149M
System
Interstate &
Non-Interstate NHS
204 $2,562M
Truck Travel
Time
Reliability
Interstate, Non-
Interstate NHS, Non-
NHS Roadway,
Transit & Other
5 $81M

Questions
& Discussion
Christopher Rosenberg, Finance Manager
Phone: (305) 375-1817
E-mail: Christopher.Rosenberg@mdtpo.org
www.miamidadetpo.org

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Informational Item(s)IV.
INFORMATIONAL ITEM(S)

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AdjournmentV.
ADJOURNMENT

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