Dallas-Fort Worth Area Major Transportation Projects



Similar documents
BLENDING FUNDING IN SUPPORT OF TOLL PROJECTS. Marcus Coronado, P. E. PPP Project Manager Strategic Projects Division

Blacklands Corridor Feasibility Study. Public Meeting November 7, 2013 McClendon Elementary School Nevada, TX

INNOVATIONS AND CHALLENGES IN TOLLING MANAGED AND EXPRESS LANES

EFFORTS ACCOMPLISHED TO DATE

LBJ Express Project (LBJ Managed Lanes Project)

Dallas ICM Conception to Implementation

Public Works Financing

What will North Texas be like in 2030 or in 2050?

SOUTHWEST-TO-NORTHEAST TRANSPORTATION CORRIDOR STUDY

TABLE OF CONTENTS ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

LBJ Freeway in Dallas

Transportation Funding Overview SAMCo. Victor Boyer, Executive Director San Antonio Mobility Coalition (SAMCo) January 10, 2006

RESOLUTION NO. WHEREAS, the City Budget Forecast estimates that housing

Doing More with the Same: How the Trinity Railway Express Increased Service without Increasing Costs

14,449. Atlanta / Beaumont / Lufkin / Paris / Tyler Region. How was the survey taken? Do you own or lease a personal vehicle?

The financial plan was prepared in conjunction with the Technical Working Group. Refer to Table 3-1: Funding and Implementation Plan.

DALLAS FORT WORTH REGIONAL INCIDENT MANAGEMENT PROGRAM AND COMMITMENT LEVEL SURVEY

Who is implementing managed lanes with pricing strategies? Operational Under Construction/ Development

Appendix D Freight and Goods Movement Houston Region Freight Transportation Profile 1

Chapter 5 Financial Plan

U.S. Department of Transportation Transportation Investment Generating Economic Recovery (TIGER) Grants

Seizing an Opportunity

FloridaNOTAllAboard RESOLUTION NO

RESOLUTIONS FOR APPROVAL OF AMENDMENTS TO THE TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM (TIP) AND 2040 REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION PLAN (RTP)

When is BRT the Best Option? 1:30 2:40 p.m.

llfl~ Regional Transportation Council

CYNTHIA ANN (CINDE) WEATHERBY

ORANGE COUNTY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY. Final Long-Range Transportation Plan - Destination Attachment A

NTTA Update and 2015 Legislative Program

Alternatives to the Circ Project Prioritization Methodology Prepared for Circ Task Force July 28, 2011

Section 2 Alternatives

Examples of Transportation Plan Goals, Objectives and Performance Measures

Ne w J e r s e y Tr a f f i c Co n g e s t i o n :

Claret Consulting 18 December 2015

Technical Memorandum PERFORMANCE MEASURES. Prepared by:

PUNCH LIST MANAGEMENT USING THE CLOUD. John Dames, PE CH2MHILL Blake Axen, PE TxDOT

Public Works Financing

INDOT Long Range Plan

Texas Transportation Institute The Texas A&M University System College Station, Texas

FIRST ANNUAL REGIONAL CONFERENCE IN CORPUS CHRISTI

Maryland Invests $845 Million in New Highway and Bridge Projects

Bolder Policies Brighter Future. Chrissy Mancini Nichols Metropolitan Planning Council

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about DART

Introduction & Welcome

Questions and Answers about the Orange Bus/Rail Investment Plan

Electric Vehicles North Texas

Lone Star Regional Rail Project - Update. Joseph Black Rail Director, Lone Star Rail District Joseph Lessard Planning Director, Knudson LP

SAN ANTONIO MOBILITY COALITION, INC.

IH-635 MANAGED LANES PROJECT, SEG. 3.2

Experts in Rail Maintenance and Infrastructure

TRANSPORTATION Carson Howell, Analyst

Laredo Urban Transportation Study

Mid-Coast Corridor Transit Project San Diego, California New Starts Engineering (Rating Assigned November 2015)

Transportation Alternatives

2035 FINANCIAL RESOURCES FORECAST

FLC 4th Annual Summer Research Symposium: Planes, Trains, Ports & Highways What Keeps Florida Moving?

SYSTEMWIDE REQUIREMENTS

Truck Lane Restriction Expansion

Comprehensive Mobility Project Development Process Capital Metro ¼-Cent Fund Analysis

Definitions. For the purposes of this rule chapter the following definitions shall apply unless the context clearly shows otherwise:

Legislative Fiscal Bureau One East Main, Suite 301 Madison, WI (608) Fax: (608)

APPENDIX A Dallas-Fort Worth Region Transportation System Management Strategies and Projects

AIR QUALITY IN NORTH CENTRAL TEXAS

An Overview of Managed Lanes in the U.S.A. Darren Henderson, AICP

TxDOT: Open For Business

12MAP-21, a funding and authorization bill to govern U.S. federal surface MONITORING IMPLEMENTATION AND PERFORMANCE

Light Rail Transit in Phoenix

Air North Texas. North Texas Campus Sustainability Forum. July 31, Mindy Mize & Whitney Vandiver NCTCOG

Texas. DeVry Impact. Summary Statistics. Earnings by Education Level. Total Wage Growth Over Studied Period. 65% Growth $44, % Growth $39,478

How To Plan A City Of Korea

Through Recession and Recovery: Economic and Fiscal Impacts of Capital and Operating Spending by Dallas Area Rapid Transit

Paseo del Volcan Funding and Financing Workshop

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION

Smart Cities & Integrated Corridors: from Automation to Optimization

SURFACE TRANSPORTATION PROGRAM (STP) PROCEDURES FOR THE OKLAHOMA CITY URBANIZED AREA FUNDS

Managing 188 shopping centers totaling 20.4 million square feet Total Property & Asset Managers: 33 D-FW: 21 Austin: 6 Houston: 3 San Antonio: 3

SAFETEA-LU TECHNICAL CORRECTIONS BILL SUMMARY

SCOPE OF WORK for High Speed Rail and Intercity Passenger Rail Program Federal Grant Application Development

RPA 14/ATURA Surface Transportation Program (STP) APPLICATION FOR FUNDS

Moving Texas Exports. Examining the role of transportation in the electronic instrument export supply chain. Policy Research CENTER TRANSPORTATION

AASHTO First Take at the New Surface Transportation Bill FIXING AMERICA S SURFACE TRANSPORTATION (FAST) ACT December 2, 2015

IH 30 HOV/Managed Lanes, Dallas and Grand Prairie, Dallas County, Texas ARRA TIGER APPLICATION. TIGER DISCRETIONARY PROGRAM Project Application

A Review of Transit Technology Specifications

North Central Texas Council of Governments

Revenue and Expense Report Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2013 (FY2013)

Houston TranStar. Greater Houston Transportation and Emergency Management Center.

Mayors Welcome Strong Surrey Votes Yes Coalition Support. Yes Vote Would Vastly Improve Transit and Transportation in Fast Growing City

Strategic Economic Development Assets: Infrastructure in the East Valley

FTP/SIS/FMTP Regional Workshop - Tampa

Mid-Coast Corridor Transit Project San Diego, California New Starts Project Development (Rating Assigned November 2014)

Effect on structures. Uniform settlement - no concerns. Angular distortion - causes damage due to tensile strain

MID-HUDSON SOUTH TRANSPORTATION COORDINATING COMMITTEE APRIL 6, TIP Public Review Meeting

TxDOT Agent for Service

Wilmington to Newark Commuter Rail Improvement Project

ferrovial Investing for Growth FY 2014

Hawthorne Suites. Interstate 35 North at Rittiman Rd. Henry S. Miller Commercial. All-Suite Hotel San Antonio, Texas. For Information call:

7.0 Transportation Management

APPLICATION LAFAYETTE METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION (MPO) SURFACE TRANSPORTATION PROGRAM (STP) FUNDS TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM (TIP)

Revenue and Expense Report Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2012 (FY2012)

Oregon Online Project Tracking Map

Transcription:

Dallas-Fort Worth Area Major Transportation Projects Presented by: Jeffrey C. Neal Program Manager Transportation North Central Texas Council of Governments (NCTCOG) August 14, 2014 Texas Society of Professional Engineers (Fort Worth Chapter) August 2014 Chapter Meeting The Petroleum Club

Overview of Major Transportation Projects Regional Transportation Partners 2 Metropolitan Planning Organization MPO North Central Texas Council of Governments NCTCOG Regional Transportation Council RTC Texas Department of Transportation TxDOT Dallas, Fort Worth, and Paris Districts North Texas Tollway Authority NTTA Transit Authorities Dallas Area Rapid Transit DART Denton County Transportation Authority DCTA Fort Worth Transportation Authority The T Advocacy Groups Local Governments Private Sector Contractors

Overview of Major Transportation Projects(cont.) Primary Funding Sources 3 Federal Funds Motor Fuels Tax (18.4 cents/gallon) Moving Ahead for Progress in the 21 st Century Act MAP-21 American Recovery and Reinvestment Act ARRA Transportation Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act TIFIA Transportation Investment Generating Economic Recovery TIGER State Funds Motor Fuels Tax (20 cents/gallon) and Vehicle Registration Fees Proposition 12/14 Bonds and Texas Mobility Funds Toll Revenues and Public-Private Partnerships Proposition 1 (pending November 2014 general election) Regional/Local Funds Capital Improvement Bonds NTTA Regional Toll Revenue RTR

Overview of Major Transportation Projects(cont.) Metropolitan Transportation Plan Priorities/Expenditures 4 Maximize Existing System Strategic Infrastructure Investment Infrastructure Maintenance Maintain & Operate Existing Facilities Bridge Replacements Management and Operations Improve Efficiency & Remove Trips from System Traffic Signals and Bicycle & Pedestrian Improvements Growth, Development, and Land Use Strategies More Efficient Land Use & Transportation Balance Rail and Bus Induce Switch to Transit HOV/Managed Lanes Increase Auto Occupancy Freeways/Tollways and Arterials Additional Vehicle Capacity $28.9 $4.8 $3.9 $15.6 $45.5 Mobility 2035 2013 Update Expenditures $98.7 * *Actual dollars, in billions

Overview of Major Transportation Projects(cont.) Strategic Infrastructure Investments Project Types 5 Regional Freeway System Interstate, US, and State Highways Regional Toll Road System NTTA Toll Facilities (DNT, PGBT, Chisholm Trail Parkway, etc.) Regional Managed/HOV Lanes System Public/Private Partnerships Comprehensive Development Agreements (Toll Concession) Design Bid/Build Regional Rail System DART/The T Commuter Rail, Light Rail, and Streetcar Facilities Cotton Belt Innovative Financing Initiative Freight Rail High Speed Rail

Regional Freeway System IH 30/IH 35E Horseshoe Project 6

Regional Freeway System (cont.) IH 45/US 175 SM Wright Project 7 SM Wright Reconstruction

Regional Freeway System(cont.) US 75 (Collin County) 8

Regional Toll Road System NTTA Toll Road Projects 9

Regional Toll Road System(cont.) Project Location: Existing and Future Implementation 10 Existing or Under Construction Planned Collin County Outer Loop Dallas North Tollway Extension East Branch (SH 190) Loop 9 SH 161/SH 360 Toll Connector SH 170 SH 360 Toll Road Trinity Parkway

Regional Toll Road System(cont.) President George Bush Turnpike Western Extension 11

Regional Toll Road System(cont.) Chisholm Trail Parkway 12

Regional Toll Road System(cont.) SH 360 Toll Road (2018) 13 TxDOT/NTTA/NCTCOG Design-Build Project RTC approved resolution to financially backstop TxDOT $300 million loan NTTA will operate toll road and use collected revenue to repay loan Initial Phase: 4-lanes Camp Wisdom Road to Broad Street Super-2 Broad Street to US 287

Regional Toll Road System(cont.) SH 161 Three-Mile Island Project (2019) 14 Phase One (2015): Shoulder usage during peak period Additional signage Adjustment of pavement markings ITS/illumination deployment Phase Two (2019): Two tolled lanes and two general purpose lanes in each direction SH 161 traffic has option to use free or tolled lanes; SH 183/local street traffic may only use free lanes Toll rates uniform to PGBT sections Existing assets (bridges, ramps, etc.) to remain as much as possible

Regional Managed/HOV Lanes System Public/Private Partnerships 15 LBJ Express North Tarrant Express DFW Connector

Regional Managed/HOV Lanes System(cont.) Existing and Imminent Projects 16 Existing Under Construction DFW Connector LBJ Express North Tarrant Express

Regional Managed/HOV Lanes System(cont.) DFW Connector 17

Regional Managed/HOV Lanes System(cont.) DFW Connector Additional Scope Items 18 FM 2499 Project New grade separations and frontage roads ($90 million) SH 121 Section 13 Project Expansion to ten general purpose lanes, new ramps, and frontage roads ($59 million)

Regional Managed/HOV Lanes System(cont.) LBJ Express 19 $2.7 billion (largest project in North Texas history) Completion December 2015

Regional Managed/HOV Lanes System(cont.) North Tarrant Express IH 820 and SH 121/183 Cross Sections 20

Regional Managed/HOV Lanes System(cont.) North Tarrant Express IH 35W/US 287 (Segment 3A/3B) 21

Regional Managed/HOV Lanes System (cont.) 35Express Project Dallas to Denton (2017) 22

Regional Managed/HOV Lanes System(cont.) SH 114/SH 183/Loop 12 Project (2018) 23 Environmental approval in April 2014 Conditional award to Southgate Mobility Partners (Kiewit) in May 2014 Initial Phase: Reconstruct portions of frontage roads and general purpose lanes New managed toll lanes EB/NB and SB/WB ramps at Loop 12/SH 183 junction

Regional Rail System Commuter and Light Rail Projects 24

Regional Rail System(cont.) Existing and Imminent Projects 25 Existing Rail Lines Rail Currently In Service DART LRT DCTA A -Train TRE Under Construction DART Orange Line Planned Service by 2020 Cotton Belt Line TEX Rail DART Blue Line

Regional Rail System(cont.) DART Orange Line I-3 Project DFWIA Terminal A/B Station 26

Regional Rail System (cont.) TEX Rail Project (2019) 27 27.2-mile Commuter Rail System ($800 million) Ten stations (two deferred in North Richland Hills) Will connect to DART Orange Line at DFW Airport Terminal A/B Station Record of Decision (ROD) expected in Fall 2014 Vehicle and Engineering RFQ processes underway 2016 2019 Construction

Regional Rail System(cont.) Cotton Belt Rail Innovative Finance Initiative 28

Regional Rail System(cont.) Dallas Streetcar TIGER Project (2015) 29

Regional Rail System(cont.) Freight Rail Tower 55 TIGER Project (Fort Worth) 30 ± Legend Tower 55 UP Railroad BNSF Railway Trinity Railway Express Fort Worth & Western Railroad

Regional Rail System(cont.) High Speed Rail Texas Central Railway Proposal 31 High Speed (Grade-Separated) Rail Along IH 30 Phase 2: Fort Worth to Dallas Phase 1: Dallas to Houston

Regional Rail System (cont.) Texas Oklahoma Passenger Rail Study 32 $14 Million Study ($5.6 Million in FRA Grant) 850-Mile Corridor Service-level development plan identified by 2015 Connects OKC, DFW, Austin, and San Antonio with potential extension(s) to Corpus Christi, Brownsville, and/or Laredo Considers Highway and/or Railroad Right-Of-Way Considers Higher-Speed Rail (at-grade; 79-130 MPH) or High Speed Rail (gradeseparated; 150+ MPH)

Contact Information: Jeffrey C. Neal Program Manager Congestion Management/Innovative Project Delivery Team (817) 608-2345 jneal@nctcog.org August 14, 2014 Texas Society of Professional Engineers Fort Worth Chapter August 2014 Chapter Meeting