Implementation Section Update. Transportation Coordinating Committee July 19, 2013

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1 Implementation Section Update Transportation Coordinating Committee July 19,

2 TIP Amendment #3 Commit new federal funds to an existing TIP project (Skip Spann Connector in Cobb) Increase federal funds on SR 20 in Forsyth and US 23 in Gwinnett to reflect latest cost estimates Program two new federally funded bridge replacement projects (Elliott Rd. and Blackhall Rd.) in Henry Program new federally funded stormwater management project on Ponce de Leon in DeKalb 2

3 TIP Amendment #3 Schedule Interagency concurrence July 12 Public comment July 19 to August 2 TCC August 9 TAQC August 15 ARC Board August 28 GRTA September 11 3

4 Funding Opportunities 4

5 Which Program is the Best Fit for My Project? PROGRAM (FUND SOURCE) TRANSPORTATION ALTERNATIVES CMAQ STP URBAN GOALS AND PRINCIPLES EMPHASIS AREAS (PROJECT TYPES) SCALE (FUNDING LEVEL) GEOGRAPHY (AREA OF IMPACT) KEY DATE (CALL SCHEDULE) 5

6 Transportation Alternatives Program $14.5 million available in FY 2014 Emphasis on regionally significant improvements for bicyclists, pedestrians and transit patrons Letters of Interest due June 7 Short list announced on June 27 6

7 TAP Short List City of Atlanta Pedestrian Intersection Upgrades Around Schools and Transit Stations Self Service Bicycle Rental Program 19 multi use paths and greenways (short listed as a package ) 7

8 TAP Next Steps Work underway with applicants to refine scopes, schedules and budgets Ensure funds can be used in FY 2014 Finalize recommendations by end of August Program projects in TIP in September during 3 rd quarter administrative modifications 8

9 Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality (CMAQ) Program Emphasis on projects that provide significant reductions in emissions and/or congestion over a broad area immediately upon completion Travel Demand Management Clean Vehicle and Technology Programs Transit Service Start Up Operations Roadway ITS / Operations / Incident Management Managed Lanes (if use restricted to HOV only) 9

10 CMAQ Next Steps Finalize available funding estimates (approx. $10 million to $25 million each year of TIP) Release Letter of Interest application in late July Final decisions to be made in autumn (detailed schedule available when LOI released) 10

11 Surface Transportation Program (STP) Emphasis on projects that preserve and enhance the safety and effectiveness of the existing transportation system through smaller scale localized improvements Last Mile Connectivity Roadway Safety Freight Safety Livable Centers Initiative Transit Capital and Preventive Maintenance 11

12 STP Next Steps Currently fully committed in FY 2014 and 2015 Work on developing a consolidated solicitation process for the various emphasis areas within the program Potential solicitation in 2014 (?) 12

13 Georgia Transportation Infrastructure Bank (GTIB) Managed by State Road and Tollway Authority (SRTA) Revolving infrastructure investment fund that provides grants and loans to community improvement districts (CIDs) and state, regional and local government entities Low interest rates based on state s borrowing costs 13

GTIB Project Award Locations DeKalb (Central) Perimeter CID (Ashford Dunwoody DDI) Town Center Area CID (Big Shanty Connector Phase II) Fulton Perimeter CID (Lake Hearn and Peachtree Dunwoody Rd)

14 GTIB Project Award Locations DeKalb (Central) Perimeter CID (Ashford Dunwoody DDI) Town Center Area CID (Big Shanty Connector Phase II) Fulton Perimeter CID (Lake Hearn and Peachtree Dunwoody Rd) Cumberland CID (Windy Hill Rd Improvements and Cumberland Pkwy/Paces Ferry Rd Int.) Buckhead CID (GA400 Multi use Trail and Peachtree Rd. Phase 3) Midtown Improvement District (Midtown Gateway Bridge Improvements) Atlanta Downtown (ADID) (I 75/85 Downtown Connector Gateway Bridge Improvements and Traffic Signal Upgrades & Retiming) North Fulton CID (Encore Pkwy, Westside Pkwy to North Point Pkwy and Mansell Rd at North Point Pkwy Int.) Gwinnett Village CID (Jimmy Carter Blvd at I 85 DDI and Jimmy Carter at Singleton Rd Int.) Gwinnett Place CID (I 85/Pleasant Hill Rd DDI ) Lilburn CID (Main St. Realignment) Evermore CID (Old Hwy 78 at Walton Ct and New Connector Street Project) Stone Mountain CID (Safety Enhancements) City of Clarkston (E Ponce de Leon Ave & Church St) South Fulton CID (Oakley Industrial Blvd) 14

15 GTIB Loan and Grant Guidelines $25.4 million currently available No funding match required Eligible for maintenance and new construction (all phases) Limited to roads and bridges Loan terms from 5 to 20 years Application process scheduled to open in August 15

16 For More Info on GTIB State Road and Tollway Authority 47 Trinity Avenue SW, 4 th floor Atlanta, GA (404) Bert Brantley, Deputy Executive Director (Office) (Fax) bbrantley@georgiatolls.com 16

Georgia Transportation Infrastructure Bank (GTIB)

STATE ROAD AND TOLLWAY AUTHORITY Georgia Transportation Infrastructure Bank (GTIB) Bert Brantley Deputy Executive Director State Road and Tollway Authority JUNE 2013 Established by House Bill 1019 in April