PASCO COUNTY METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION TECHNICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEETING AND CONGESTION MANAGEMENT PROCESS TASK FORCE MEETING

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1 PASCO COUNTY METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION TECHNICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEETING AND CONGESTION MANAGEMENT PROCESS TASK FORCE MEETING MONDAY July 8, 2013, 1:30 P.M. WEST PASCO GOVERNMENT CENTER 8731 CITIZENS DRIVE NEW PORT RICHEY, FL PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT / MPO 3 rd FLOOR, SUITE CONFERENCE ROOM A TELECONFERENCE NO. (800) , EXT 8001 I. CALL TO ORDER AND INTRODUCTIONS II. PUBLIC INPUT Call for citizen comments to the TAC on items or issues not scheduled on today s agenda. III. APPROVAL OF MINUTES A. Approval of Minutes June 10, 2013 IV. ACTION ITEMS A. Safe Routes to School Project Candidates - Proposed Amendments 2012 List of Priority Projects V. STATUS REPORTS / PRESENTATIONS / DISCUSSION A. MPO 2040 LRTP Update Population and Employment Growth Assumptions B List of Priority Projects Discussion of Update Schedule and Process C. Red Light Camera Crash Data D. U.S. 19 Corridor Improvements Project Update E. Federal Roadway Functional Classification Status Report VI. CONGESTION MANAGEMENT PROCESS (CMP) TASK FORCE ISSUES A. CMP Project List Update VII. PASCO COUNTY PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION (PCPT) UPDATE ON CURRENT ACTIVITIES VIII. OTHER BUSINESS - MEETINGS HELD / SCHEDULED / ITEMS OF NOTE / MEMBER ROUNDTABLE A. MPO Tri-County Trail Connection Study (Starkey Blvd. Trail to Pinellas Trail) Notice of Public Meeting July 18, 2013 B. MPO CCC Committee Meeting July 12, 2013, incl. Joint Meeting with Central Florida MPO Alliance (Orlando Area MPO s) IX. PUBLIC COMMENT X. ADJOURNMENT In accordance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and other nondiscrimination laws, public participation is solicited without regard to race, color, national origin, age, sex, religion, disability, familial, or income status. It is a priority for the MPO that all citizens of Pasco County are given the opportunity to participate in the transportation planning process including low-income individuals, the elderly persons with disabilities, and persons with limited English proficiency. You may contact the MPO's Title VI Specialist at (727) if you have any discrimination complaints.

2 TACICMP AGENDA ITEM Ill APPROVAL OF MINUTES -JUNE 10,2013 MEETING ATTACHMENTS: Summary Minutes ACTION: Approval of Minutes

3 PASCO COUNTY METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION TECHNICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE AND CONGESTION MANAGEMENT PROCESS COMMITTEE TASK FORCE MEETING MINUTES MONDAY, JUNE 10, 2013, 1:30 P.M. WEST PASCO GOVERNMENT CENTER THIRD FLOOR, CONFERENCE ROOM A 8731 CITIZENS DRIVE NEW PORT RICHEY, FL Teleconference No. (800) , Ext I. CALL TO ORDER Chairman Edwards called the Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) and Congestion Management Process (CMP) Task Force meeting to order at approximately 1:35 p.m. Introductions were made. Those in attendance were as follows: James H. Edwards (Pasco County Metropolitan Planning Organization [MPO]) Deborah Bolduc, AICP (Pasco County Engineering Services Administration) Ali Atefi, P.E. (MPO) Mabel Risner (MPO) Manny Lajmiri (MPO) Jennifer Carpenter (Planning and Public Development) Thelma Williams (Pasco County Public Transportation [PCPT]) Jack Greene (District School Board of Pasco County) Todd VandeBerg (City of Zephyrhills) Robert Reck (Pasco County Traffic Operations) Teleconference: Brian Beaty from Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT). II. PUBLIC INPUT Citizen input/comments to the TAC are invited on items or issues not scheduled on today s agenda. No one spoke. III. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - APRIL 8, 2013, MEETING Chairman Edwards asked the TAC members if they had any questions, comments, or corrections on the April 8, 2013, minutes. Discussion followed. Chairman Edwards requested a motion on the minutes. Thelma Williams made a motion to approve the minutes. Jack Greene seconded. Chairman Edwards called on the motion; all members voted in favor. Motion passed. IV. ACTION ITEMS A. FY Unified Planning Work Program Amendments Chairman Edwards indicated that the Unified Planning Work Program (UPWP) describes the wpdata/mpo/taccmp_minutes_ /32 Page 1 of 5

4 planning tasks and funding for two fiscal years. The current UPWP spans the timeline from July 1, 2012, to June 30, MPO staff has modified tasks, methodologies and/or end products, and made adjustments to the State and Federal funding allocations based on carryover grant funds from prior fiscal years. Therefore, there is a need to amend the UPWP prior to the beginning of the new fiscal year that begins July 1, The amendments reflect an increase in anticipated funding for FY by applying approximately $841, additional Federal funding from prior-year funds into the new fiscal year. In accordance with its Public Participation Plan (PPP), the MPO Board has advertised for a 30-day public comment period and a public hearing will be held at the June 13, 2013, regular scheduled meeting. He spoke on the funding for an additional planner for the Bicycle/Pedestrian Advisory Committee, the CMP, and the Long-Range Transportation Plan (LRTP) update. Discussion followed. Chairman Edwards requested a motion of approval for the proposed UPWP amendment. Thelma Williams made a motion to approve, pending any comments received through June 13, Deborah Bolduc seconded. Chairman Edwards called on the motion. All members voted in favor. Motion passed. B. FY through FY Transportation Improvement Program Chairman Edwards indicated that the draft Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) for FY through FY is currently under review. The TIP includes projects programmed by the FDOT based on priorities adopted by the MPO Board in September 2012 (2012 List of Priority Projects). The TIP must be approved by the MPO and submitted to the FDOT by July 15, In accordance with the MPO's PPP, the MPO Board advertised for a 30-day public comment period and a public hearing will be held on the June 13, 2013, regularly scheduled meeting to consider adoption of the TIP. Proposed funding sources, timelines, and anticipated project costs can be viewed on the MPO website at under Public Notices/Hearings. Chairman Edwards went over the capacity map that was developed by the FDOT. He went over some of the construction projects in the new TIP, highlighting various projects, such as I-75, S.R. 54/S.R. 56, transit, the Zephyrhills airport, and trails/sidewalks. Deborah Bolduc indicated that the TIP did not have the correct information about the changes to the right-of-way for the U.S. 41/S.R. 52 intersection. Discussion followed. Chairman Edwards requested a motion of approval. Deborah Bolduc made a motion to approve the TIP but noted that there would be changes in the local contribution as it is currently shown for the U.S. 41/S.R. 52 intersection improvements. Todd VandeBerg seconded. Chairman Edwards called on a motion to approve the TIP with noted information from the FDOT staff. All members present voted in favor. Motion approved. V. STATUS REPORTS/PRESENTATIONS A. Tri-County Trail Connection Study Chairman Edwards spoke on the study area for the LRTP identified corridors for the placement of multiuse trails throughout the County. This ongoing study is currently 50 percent complete, and it focuses on the issues and opportunities to create a connection between the Pinellas Trail network and the Starkey Boulevard/Wilderness Park Trail. The study is a joint effort with the Pinellas County MPO to evaluate alignment options. The initial kick-off meeting was held on March 1, Manny Lajmiri said that the study was coming to a conclusion around September He brought out highlights stating that the consultant would be at the next MPO Board meeting on Thursday, June 13, 2013, to present the findings so far. A meeting with Duke Energy regarding the use of the power lines right-of-way alignment would take place on Wednesday, June 12, 2013, with the County representatives to discuss opportunities. He further indicated that this is a Penny for Pasco project that is being considered for expending the existing Penny for Pasco funding for design. He indicated that a second public workshop will be scheduled around the end of June or the beginning of July regarding the trail and how it will open up the different recreation wpdata/mpo/taccmp_minutes_ /32 Page 2 of 5

5 areas, accessing goods and services in the Trinity area, and it will also open up 60 miles of continuous trail from Pinellas County to Pasco County. Discussion followed. B. Pasco County Redesignation - Reapportionment Issues Chairman Edwards spoke to the TAC members on the draft MPO Reapportionment Plan and the outcome from the joint MPO workshop meeting that was held on May 31, He indicated that the attendees from Pasco County included him, Ali Atefi, Richard Gehring, Commissioners Henry Wilson and Kathryn Starkey, and County Attorney David Goldstein. Members from all three counties received the key points from the facilitators on why they would like to see them consolidated. MPO members expressed five key points for follow-up from the workshop discussions: (1) redesignation - the preponderance of Hillsborough, Pinellas, and Pasco MPO members at the workshop expressed a strong preference for redesignation of existing MPOs rather than consolidation into a single MPO; (2) closer coordination between three MPOs that are part of the Federally designated Transportation Management Area (TMA) - Pinellas, Pasco, and Hillsborough Counties. Participants also expressed recognition of the need/desirability of closer cooperation among the three MPOs within the TMA; (3) charting a path forward. Cooperation should focus on identifying or developing TMA-wide priorities; (4) participants explored several options for achieving closer cooperation among MPOs within the TMA; and (5) participants also discussed ways to streamline and enhance the effectiveness of the relationship between the West Central Florida MPO, Chairs' Coordinating Committee (CCC), and the Tampa Bay Area Regional Transportation Authority (TBARTA). The future path they will follow as they move forward for the three MPOs as a TMA is to (1) proceed with redesignation of existing MPOs within the TMA, in conjunction with a commitment by those MPOs to explore and agree upon a mechanism for closer cooperation on TMA-wide priorities, with a timeframe to be determined; and (2) the FDOT support for this approach and MPO commitment to agreeing on a mechanism for closer TMA-wide cooperation both to be included in MPO letters requesting redesignation. Discussion followed. C Annual FDOT/MPO Certification Statement Chairman Edwards provided information on the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) and Federal Transit Administration's completion of a certification review of the MPO's planning process and products on February 14 and 15, The Federal review is held every four years to ensure that the Pasco County MPO is meeting the transportation planning requirements of the TMA in accordance with Federal law. The FDOT, District Seven, provided their comments which are attached. The FHWA, Florida Division, intends to provide final review findings and response to comments received during the public comment period in June. The 2013 Certification Statement Summary as drafted by the FDOT, District Seven, brings out (1) Public Participation Plan - the MPO was encouraged to continue engagement with the public and to add measures of effectiveness to their plan. Continue expanding use of the MPO website as a tool for announcing opportunities for public engagement and input to this planning process, and (2) Title IV - ensure that the Title IV specialist is named on the MPO website with contact information. Informational only. D. Federal Functional Classification - Status Report Mr. Atefi explained that the functional classification designations usually remain stable over many years, only changed when necessary to recognize evolving travel patterns, relocated urban/urbanized area boundaries, and other factors. These are changes that should be considered during the ten-year Census boundary revisions. The FHWA usually accepts revisions at this time within the context of the overall decennial reevaluation of functional classification. All boundary and functional classification designations are to be made jointly by the FDOT, local governments, and the MPO. These designations are subject to approval by the FHWA following submission by the FDOT. MPO staff will present the current status of the Federal Functional Classification for Pasco County. wpdata/mpo/taccmp_minutes_ /32 Page 3 of 5

6 He also showed a map that represents the different roads of the County; a guide book on how to designate the roads, highlighted the timelines, indicating that this is done every ten years, and it is a requirement to have an urban classification map updated, along with the functional class map. The functional class map also includes new roadways that are scheduled for construction in the next four years. He also explained that minor collectors in rural area will not be eligible for Federal funding. However all roads are eligible for Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) funding per agreement of the FDOT with local governments. The maps are to be sent out to the FDOT for final review and approval in August and submission to the FHWA. The maps need to be finalized by October. Discussion followed. E. Tampa Bay Area Regional Transportation Authority Master Plan Comments Chairman Edwards provided comments on the TBARTA Master Plan, which is currently undergoing its required update. He stated that TBARTA updates their Master Plan every other year. The 2013 Master Plan Update is considered a "minor" update to refine the transit, freight, roadway networks, and incorporate progress made locally and regionally towards implementing the Master Plan vision. MPO staff commented in May Informational only. F. Strategic Intermodal System Cost Feasible Plan Tampa Bay Area Regional Transportation Authority Master Plan Comments Chairman Edwards stated that the Strategic Intermodal System (SIS), which was established in 2003, is a statewide network of high priority transportation facility for all modes. The SIS 2004 Cost Feasible Plan is an integral part of the planning process for highway improvements in District Seven. The FDOT defines the Cost Feasible Plan as a phased plan of transportation improvements based on and constrained by estimates of future revenues. The Cost Feasible Plan has been updated every five years, but the updates will now be done annually to better address transportation needs in the State. MPO staff has provided comments on the draft SIS plan and will highlight comments that were transmitted to the FDOT for their consideration. MPO staff commented in May Informational only. VI. CONGESTION MANAGEMENT PLAN TASK FORCE ISSUES Manny Lajmiri went over the new information on the projects listed on the CMP spreadsheet: W-98 Little Road, W-99 U.S. 19 between S.R. 54 to S.R. 52, and E-55 Johnston Road. He asked the TAC members to identify any new projects or concerns. Todd VandeBerg stated that on U.S. 301 to Fort King, a one mile gap exists, indicating that this is a developer's project, putting in the sidewalk, but he wanted to know if there was any way it could be done through a grant. He also stated a relocation of the ball fields at the C.R. 54/U.S. 301 intersection may have to be a split. Chairman Edwards indicated that the city should make an application for this project; and as they continue to move forward and prioritize the projects on the list to the FDOT, it would become part of the listings. Todd VandeBerg spoke about safety issues at Samuel W. Pasco Athletic Complex, a Pasco County park. He explained that it is busy all the time, and it needs an extension of the turn lane that goes into the park. Discussion followed. VII. PASCO COUNTY PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION - UPDATE ON CURRENT ACTIVITIES Thelma Williams provided information on the recent PCPT activities and other transit-related items of interest. The attachments included information on (1) Dump the Pump Day June 20, 2013, residents can save money by riding transit buses; and (2) PCPT Update of the Transportation Disadvantaged Service Plan. The draft plan must be submitted to the Commission for the Transportation Disadvantaged by July 1, 2013, to the following link: The Transit Development Plan (TDP) will be a presentation in July for the TAC meeting. Mrs. Williams indicated that the shelter contract was nearing approval. She stated that this year there are 60 shelters to be built by September, because it was funded through American Recovery and wpdata/mpo/taccmp_minutes_ /32 Page 4 of 5

7 Reinvestment Act funds, and there will be 20 more next year. The TDP would be finished up by July 2013, and will be brought to the MPO Board meeting. She referred to the list of the top three recommended transit service expansions: (1) Moon Lake Connector, (2) Spring Hill Connector (U.S. 19), and (3) Wiregrass Hopper - Wesley Chapel. Discussion followed. VIII. OTHER BUSINESS: MEETINGS HELD/SCHEDULED/ITEMS OF NOTE Chairman Edwards said that listed below is for informational only. He indicated that Commissioner Wilson will attend the CCC meeting on June 11, Discussion followed. West Central Florida CCC Upcoming Meetings - Joint Citizens' Advisory Committee meeting (June 25, 2013) and the Chairs' Coordinating Committee (July 12, 2013) in Kissimmee, Florida). IX. MEMBER ROUNDTABLE Todd VandeBerg will meet with the FDOT staff about the one-way par design to request that the city be involved from the beginning on the one-way connection project. He said that there were opportunities to do enhancement-type projects along these corridors. The City of Zephyrhills will do a Resolution from the Council on S.R. 56, supporting the managed lane study for the County and City, and there was a discussion concerning an FDOT meeting on U.S. 301 and S.R. 56. Mr. Edwards talked about the transportation enhancement program that went away and the new Transportation Alternative Program that emerged in its place. Ali Atefi asked Mr. Reck if he had the cost for the traffic counters funding. Mr. Reck stated the counters would not require MPO funds to purchase the machines. Discussion followed. X. PUBLIC COMMENT No one spoke. XI. ADJOURNMENT Chairman Edwards adjourned the meeting at approximately 3:43 p.m. wpdata/mpo/taccmp_minutes_ /32 Page 5 of 5

8 TACICMP AGENDA ITEM IV. A ACTION ITEMS A. SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOL (SRTS) PROJECT CANDIDATES 1 PROPOSED MODIFICATION TO 2012 LIST OF PRIORITY PR0,IECTS The Safe Routes to Schools program now falls under the Federal funding category "Transportation Alternatives". MPO's are responsible for selecting and prioritizing candidate projects under this program. MPO staff is recommending that prior year project candidates be added to the currently adopted MPO's List of Priority Projects that was approved in September In accordance with the MPO's Public Participation Plan or PPP, a 30 day comment period has been in effect in order to receive public input into the candidate projects and the MPO Board will hold a public hearing at their July 11, 2013 regularly scheduled meeting to consider adding the three candidate projects. MPO staff will brief CAC members each of the projects. ATTACHMENTS: 1. Notice of Public Hearing - Proposed Amendments to the List of Priority Projects 2. Page 4, 2012 List of Priority Projects - Transportation Alternatives Additions #19, #20, #21 Recommendation to MPO Board regardirlg SRTS amendments to the 2012 List of Priority Projects

9 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO APPROVE THE AMENDMENTS TO THE 2012 LIST OF PRIORITY PROJECTS PASCO COUNTY METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the Pasco County Metropolitan Plannirrg Organization (MPO) will hold a public hearing on July 11, 2013, at the Historic Pasco County Courthouse, Board Room, 2nd Floor, Meridian Avenue, Dade City, Florida, at 10:OO a.m. The purpose of this public hearing will be to amend the 2012 List of Priority Projects. The MPO is responsible for determining the priorities of Federal- and State-funded transportation projects in Pasco County and annually updating and maintaining the List of Priority Projects. The following Safe Routes to School are proposed to be added to the 2012 List of Priority Projects: Wiggins Road (S.R. 54 to Trouble Creek Road) Sidewalk - Mittye P. Locke Elementary School Sweet Bay Court (Tanglewood Drive to Cypress Elementary School) Sidewalk - Cypress Elementary School Galen Wilson (at Ridge Road and San Miguel Drive) - Solar-Powered School Flashers for Advance Warning of School Crossing; School Flashers with Signs and Markings for Reduced Speed School Zone - Chasco Elementary School The amended 2012 List of Priority Projects is available for public review and comment through June I I, 2013, on the MPO website ( In compliance with Section , Florida Statutes, and applicable Federal law, the public has a minimum of 30 days, June 11, 2013, through July 11, 2013, to comment on and have input into the proposed amendments to the 2012 List of Priority Projects before it is considered for adoption.

10 Persons wishing further information or needing a copy of the amended 2012 List of Properties Projects should contact the MPO office at (727) Written comments regarding either document are welcome and may be ed to m~ocomments@pascocountvfl.net or mailed to the MPO office at 8731 Citizens Drive, Suite 320, New Port Richey, Florida The deadline date for public comments will end on the public hearing date. The MPO Board meeting room in Dade City is served by Pasco County Public Transportation (PCPT) Routes 30 and 31. To obtain bus schedules or further information, contact PCPT at (727) (West Pasco), (352) (East Pasco), or go online at Individuals unable to access a PCPT bus to attend the meeting may contact PCPT at least five days prior to the public hearing to find out if they qualify for alternative transportation service. If you are a person who needs translation services, Pasco County MPO will take reasonable steps, at no cost to you, to allow participation in this proceeding. At least seven days prior to the meeting, please contact the MPO, West Pasco Government Center, 8731 Citizens Drive, New Port Richey, FL , or call (727) If you are a person with a disability who needs any accommodations in order to participate in this proceeding, you may be entitled to, at no cost to you, the provision of certain assistance. Within at least five working days of publication of this notice, please contact the Personnel Department, West Pasco Government Center, 8731 Citizens Drive, New Port Richey, Florida ; (727) (V) in New Port Richey, (352) , Extension 8030 (V) in Dade City; (813) , Extension 8030 (V) in Land 0' Lakes; or via (727) if you are hearing impaired. In accordance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1064 and other nondiscrimination laws, public participation is solicited without regard to race, color, national origin, age, sex, religion, disability, familial, or income status. It is a priority of the MPO that all citizens of Pasco County are given the opportunity to participate in the transportation planning process including low-income individuals, elderly persons with disabilities, and persons with limited English

11 proficiency. You may contact the MPO's Title VI Specialist at (727) if you have any discrimination complaints.

12 PASCO COUNTY METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION 2012 LIST OF PRIORITY PROJECTS SEPTEMBER 13,2012 AMENDED JULY 11,2013 Priority # Priority List of Transportation Alternatives Facility Pasco/Hillsborough County Line Road (Northwood Palms Boulevard East to the Existing Sidewalk) - Sidewalk Massachusetts Avenue (Grand Boulevard to Congress Street) - Sidewalk (New Port Richey) Marine Parkway (U.S. 19 to Grand Boulevard) - Sidewalk (New Port Richey) Grand Boulevard (Massachusetts Avenue to U.S. 19) - Sidewalk (New Port Richey) River Gulf Road (Grand Boulevard to Bayview Street via U.S. 19 Underpass Bridge) - Sidewalk (Port Richey) Suncoast Parkway and S.R. 54 Trail Head Amenities - Sidewalk Wiggins Road (S.R. 54 to Trouble Creek Road) Sidewalk - Mittye P. Lock Elementary School (Safe Routes to School Candidate) Sweet Bay Court (Tanglewood Drive to Cypress Elementary School) - Sidewalk - Cypress Elementary School (Safe Routes to School Candidate) Galen Wilson (at Ridge Road and San Miguel Drive) - Solar-Powered School Flashers for Advance Warning of School Crossing; School Flashers with Signs and Markings for Reduced Speed School Zone - Chasco Elementary School (Safe Routes to School Candidate) Status Enhancement Application Forwarded to FDOT Application Pending by NPR Application Pending by NPR Application Pending by NPR Application Pending by PR Project Feasibility Based on Availability of Utilities - Application Timeline to be Determined Enhancement Application to be Forwarded to FDOT Enhancement Application to be Forwarded to FDOT Enhancement Application to be Forwarded to FDOT G Construction Funds Available in the Five-Year Program (Fiscal Years Through ) PDBE: Project Development 8 Environmental Study; PE: Preliminary Engineering; ROW (Adv.): Advanced ROW includes early purchases of available ROW via "friendly buys;" ROW: Right-of-way; CST: Construction; COA: Developer Condition of Approval

13 TACICMP AGENDA ITEM V. A STATUS REPORTS 1 PRESENTATIONS A. MPO 2040 LRTP LIPDATE - POPMLATION AND EMPLOYMENT GROWTH ASSUMPTIONS In support of the development of the MPO's update to its adopted LRTP (LRTP 2040), one of the initial tasks is to forecast population, dwelling unit, employment, school enrollment, and hotellmotel data for mid-years (2020, 2030), 2040 and 2060 (buildout). MPO staff has had numerous meetings with the LRTP consultant regarding control totals and distribution throughout the county. The consultant will present this data and review the methodology and initial results of distribution to the TAZ's. ATTACHMENTS: None AC'I'ION: Information Only

14 TACICMP AGENDA ITEM V. B STATUS REPORTS I PRESENTATIONS I DISCUSSION ITEMS B LIST OF PRIORITY PROJECTS Implementation of the MPO's Cost Affordable LRTP requires the need to prioritize the improvement projects identified in the Plan. The MPO is required to complete an annual reviewlupdate of Projects for the State Highway System and make any necessary revisions based on various project development implementation activities that have occurred during the past year. MPO staff is initiating this process in July and is currently developing approaches to applying prioritization criteria that will be used to assist in this effort. This process will culminated in an updated list that the MPO Board will reviewlapprove at a Public Hearing scheduled for the September meeting cycle. Once approved by the MPO, the 2013 List of Priority Projects is forwarded to the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT), District Seven, to provide direction and guidance in programming projects in the next Tentative Work Program. The five categoriesllists of priorities include the following: 1. Corridor Highway Priorities (Page 2) There are 12 State roads in Pasco County. This list ranks the current priority of these corridors in terms of programming improvements. This list has remained unchanged since Priority List of Enhancement Projects now Transportation Alternatives (Page 3) The List has been updated and renamed Transportation Alternatives. Under MAP-21, the Transportation Alternatives Program (TA), will include Transportation Enhancements, Recreational Trails, and Safe Routes to Schools programs. The TE program, renamed TA, continues its focus on sidewalk projects that can be built within the existing right of way. The list has been updated for 2012 and reflects recommended deletions based on findings of project feasibility. 3. Priority List of Regional Transportation Alternatives (Page 5). This list identifies multi-use trails that facilitate regional connections and are also shown as part of the CCC's Regional Multi-Use Trail network. This list is unchanged from the List. 4. Priority List of Highway Projects (Pages 6-9). The highway priority list is made up of improvements identified in the MPO's Cost Affordable 2035 LRTP. The current status of project development activities if programmedlfunded is included. 5. Priority List of the Congestion Management Process (CMP) Projects (Pages 10-13) The CMP priority list is divided into two sections: Intersections and Transit projects. Projects were identified and prioritized in utilizing intersection evaluation criterions that included safety (number of crashes), congestion (volume of traffic per approach lane), and availability of right-of-way. This List has been updated but no new projects were added. Page 1 of 2

15 Transit projects are divided into two sections: (1) Local Public Transportation and (2) Premium (Regional) Public Transportation projects. The projects listed under both sections draw projects from the MPO's 2035 LRTP and the PCPT Transit Development Plan (TDP). ATTACHMENTS: List of Priority Projects ACTION: Information Only Page 2 of 2

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18 PASCiO COUNTY METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION LIST OF PRIORITY PROJECTS SEPTEMBER 13,2012 AMENDED JULY 11,2013 Priority List of Transportation Alternatives Priority # Facilitv - Status Survey and Preapplication Analysis of Enhancement Projects Ongoing - Support to Pasco County Project Development Activities U.S. 19 Sidewalks (Pinellas CIL to Hernando CIL) Underway (Pinellas County Line to Marine Parkway Completed) Rowan Road (Massachusetts Avenue to Ridge Road) - Sidewalk PE CST Floramar Terrace (Casswell Drive to U.S. 19) - Sidewalk PE CST Foggy Ridge Parkway (Timberset Court to Cross Lane) - Sidewalk PE CST Villa Entrada (Little Road to Riverside Villas) - Sidewalk PE I CST Cypress Knoll Drive (Rowan Road to Runnel Drive) - Sidewalk PE CST Trouble Creek of U.S. 19 to Eagle Point Park) - Sidewalk PE CST Mile Stretch Drive (U.S. 19 to Arcadia Road) - Sidewalk Enhancement Application " Street (C.R. 54 to t-lenry Road) - Sidewalk (Zephyrhills) Forwarded to FDOT Application Pending by Hardy Trail, North Extension, Dade City (Church Avenue to Lock Street) - Multiuse Trail Zephyrhills Enhancement Application Forwarded to FDOT 12. Moog Road (U.S. 19 to Strauber Memorial Highway) - Sidewalk Enhancement Application Forwarded to FDOT G Construction Funds Available in the Five-Year Program (Fiscal Years Through ) PD&E: Project Development & Environmental Study; PE: Preliminary Engineering; ROW (Adv.): Advanced ROW includes early purchases of available ROW via "friendly buys;" ROW: Right-of-way; CST: Construction; COA: Developer Condition of Approval

19 PASCO COUNTY METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION 2012 LIST OF PRIORITY PROJECTS SEPTEMBER 13,2012 AMENDED JULY 11,2013 Priority # Priority List of Transportation Alternatives Facility Pasco/Hillsborough County Line Road (Northwood Palms Boulevard East to the Existing Sidewalk) - Sidewalk Massachusetts Avenue (Grand Boulevard to Congress Street) - Sidewalk (New Port Richey) Marine Parkway (U.S. 19 to Grand Boulevard) - Sidewalk (New Port Richey) Grand Boulevard (Massachusetts Avenue to U.S. 19) - Sidewalk (New Port Richey) River Gulf Road (Grand Boulevard to Bayview Street via U.S. 19 Underpass Bridge) - Sidewalk (Port Richey) Suncoast Parkway and S.R. 54 Trail Head Amenities - Sidewalk Wiggins Road (S.R. 54 to Trouble Creek Road) Sidewalk - Mittye P. Lock Elementary School (Safe Routes to School Candidate) Sweet Bay Court (Tanglewood Drive to Cypress Elementary School) - Sidewalk - Cypress Elementary School (Safe Routes to School Candidate) Galen Wilson (at Ridge Road and San Miguel Drive) - Solar-Powered School Flashers for Advance Warning of School Crossing; School Flashers with Signs and Markings for Reduced Speed School Zone - Chasco Elementary School (Safe Routes to School Candidate) Status Enhancement Application Forwarded to FDOT Application Pending by NPR Application Pending by NPR Application Pending by NPR Application Pending by PR Project Feasibility Based on Availability of Utilities - Application Timeline to be Determined Enhancement Application to be Forwarded to FDOT Enhancement Application to be Forwarded to FDOT Enhancement Application to be Forwarded to FDOT G Construction Funds Available in the Five-Year Program (Fiscal Years Through ) PD&E: Project Development & Environmental Study; PE: Preliminary Engineering; ROW (Adv.): Advanced ROW includes early purchases of available ROW via "friendly buys;" ROW: Right-of-way; CST: Construction; COA: [leveloper Condition of Approval

20 Priority # PASCO COUNTY METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION 2012 LIST OF PRIORITY PROJECTS SEPTEMBER 13,2012 AMENDED JULY 11,2013 Priority List of Regional Transportation Alternatives Facility Starkey Trail Connection (S.R. 54 to Pinellas County via Progress Energy Corridor or Trinity BoulevardIMitchell Boulevard) Coastal Trail Connection (Pinellas Trail to Anclote River ParkIGulf Park) Withlacoochee Trail Extension (Withlacoochee State Trail Head to Zephyrhills) Status Planning Study in alignment options. Planning Study in alignment options Planning Study in alignment options (Joint CountyICities Project) Construction Funds Available in the Five-Year Program (Fiscal Years Through ) PD&E: Project Development & Environmental Study; PE: Preliminary Engineering; ROW (Adv.): Advanced ROW includes early purchases of available ROW via "friendly buys;" ROW: Right-of-way; CST: Construction; COA: Developer Condition of Approval

21 PASCO COUNTY METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION 2012 LIST OF PRIORITY PROJECTS SEPTEMBER 13,2012 AMENDED JULY 11,2013 Priority List of Highway Projects Priority # Facility From To Status U. S. 1 9 (Right-Turn Lane)/ Median Channelization S.R. 54 (Four to Six Lanes) Pinellas County Line Suncoast Parkway Hernando County Line U.S. 41 Underway (Pinellas County Line to Marine Parkway Completed) Fully Funded PE (Minor), CST Not Funded (Developer COA) Suncoast Parkway at Ridge Road Extension Interchange - S.R. 54 CST Pending Permit Approval PE, ROW, and CST by Florida Turnpike Enterprise CST Underway 5.a S.R. 54 (Two to Four Lanes) Project includes the CMP Intersection, Priority #2, S.R. 54 at Morris Bridge Road C.R. 577 (Curley Road) C.R Morris Bridge PE Underway ROW 201 3, 2014 CST FY = 1-75 (Four to Six Lanes) Includes S.R. 52 from Old Pasco Road to Pasco Road and includes the lnterchange Loop Ramp, Northeast Corner 1-75 and Overpass Road S.R. 54 Interchange S.R. 52 PE Underway ROW 201 3,2014 CST Not Funded I JR Underway, Overpass Road (Old Pasco Road - U.S. 301) PD&E Underway G Construction Funds Available in the Five-Year Program (Fiscal Years Through ) PDLE: Project Development & Environmental Study; PE: Preliminary Engineering; ROW (Adv.): Advanced ROW includes early purchases of available ROW via "friendly buys;" ROW: Right-of-way; CST: Construction; COA: Developer Condition of Approval

22 PASCO COUNTY METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION 2012 LIST OF PRIORITY PROJECTS SEPTEMBER 13,2012 AMENDED JULY 11,2013 Priority List of Highway Projects Priority # Facility From To Status (Four to Six Lanes) S.R. 52 (Advanced Right-of- Way Acquisition) S.R. 52 Suncoast Parkway Hernando 1-75 ROW 2013,2014 CST Not Funded Advanced ROW in 2015, 2016 from Suncoast Parkway to U.S. 41 and Advanced ROW in 2013, 2014, and 2015 from Bellamy Brothers Boulevard to Old Pasco Road 10. S.R. 52 (Two to Six Lanes) Project Includes the CMP Intersection, Priority #3, S.R. 52 at U.S. 41 Intersection Reconstruction Suncoast Parkway U.S. 41 Advanced ROW in 201 5, Full ROW, CST Not Funded 11. S.R. 56 (New Four Laries) Meadow Pointe Boulevard Morris Bridge Road PE Completed for Meadow Pointe to Wyndfields Boulevard (Developer) PE for Segment from Wyndfields Boulevard to Morris Bridge Road Not Funded ROW (Developer COA) CST Not Funded G Construction Funds Available in the Five-Year Program (Fiscal Years Through ) PDBE: Project Development 8 Environmental Study; PE: Preliminary Engineering; ROW (Adv.): Advanced ROW includes early purchases of available ROW via "friendly buys;" ROW: Right-of-way; CST: Construction; COA: Developer Condition of Approval

23 PASCO COUNTY METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION 2012 LIST OF PRIORITY PROJECTS SEPTEMBER 13,2012 AMENDED JULY 11, Priority # Facility 12. S.R. 56 (New Two Lanes) 13. U.S. 41 (Two to Four Lanes) 14. S.R. 52 (Two to Four Lanes) 15. S.R. 52 (Two to Four Lanes) 16. S.R. 52 (Four to Six Lanes) 17.a S.R. 54 at U.S a U.S. 301 (Four to Six Lanes) 1 9. ~ ~ C.R. ~ 578 (County Line Road) (Two to Four Lanes) Priority List of Highway Projects From Morris Bridge Road Ridge Road Extension1 Connerton Boulevard 1-75 Bellamy Brothers Boulevard Old Pasco Road 1-75 Interchange U.S. 98 East Road To U.S. 301 S.R. 52 Clinton Avenue Extension Old Pasco Road 1-75 McKendree Road Clinton Avenue Shady Hills Status PD&E Completed PE, ROW, and CST Not Funded PE 60%, 100% PE Due ROW, CST Not Funded CST from 1-75 to Pasco Road Part of Priority NO. 6, PE 2017 (Pasco- McKendree) ROW, CST Not Funded PE Underway, ROW 2013, 2014,2015 CST Not Funded (CST from Old Pasco to 1-75 is Part of 1-75 [54-521) Not Funded PD&E Study Underway, PE, ROW, and CST Not Funded Not Funded PE Underway, ROW Underway CST Not Funded G Construction Funds Available in the Five-Year Program (Fiscal Years Through ) PD&E: Project Development & Environmental Study; PE: Preliminary Engineering; ROW (Adv.): Advanced ROW includes early purchases of available ROW via "friendly buys;" ROW: Right-of-way; CST: Construction; COA: Developer Condition of Approval

24 PASCO COUNTY METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION 2012 LIST OF PRIORITY PROJECTS SEPTEMBER 13,2012 AMENDED JULY 11,2013 Priority List of Highway Projects Priority # Facility From To Status 20.a 21." 22.a U.S. 301 (Gall Boulevard) (6th St. and 7th St., One-way Pairs) S.R. 52 (Two to Four Lanes) S.R. 581 Realignment (Wiregrass) (Zero to Six Lanes) S.R. 39 U.S. 41 S.R. 581 C.R. 54 Bellamy Brothers Boulevard S.R. 54 PD&E Re-evaluation Underway ROW 2014, 2015 CST Not Funded PE Underway ROW, CST Not Funded PE, ROW, CST Not Funded (Developer COA) 23.a U.S. 301 (Gall Boulevard) (Four to Six Lanes) C.R. 54 C.R. 530 Ext. Kossik Road PE 2014, ROW, CST Not Funded 24.a U.S. 301 (Gall Boulevard) (Two to Four Lanes) S.R. 56 S.R. 39 PD&E in ROW, CST Not Funded 25.as C.R. 578 (County Line Road) (Two to Four Lanes) Shady Hills Suncoast Parkway PE Completed, ROW Underway CST Not Funded 26.a S.R. 56 (Two to Four Lanes) Morris Bridge Road U.S. 301 PD&E Completed PE, ROW, CST Not Funded a In 2035 Long-Range Transportation Plan for Time Period. b This project appears in the Hernando MPO TIP or LRTP. County project. G Construction Funds Available in the Five-Year Program (Fiscal Years Through ) PD&E: Project Development & Environmental Study; PE: Preliminary Engineering; ROW (Adv.): Advanced ROW includes early purchases of available ROW via "friendly buys;" ROW: Right-of-way; CST: Construction; COA: Developer Condition of Approval

25 PASCO COUNTY METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION 2012 LIST OF PRIORITY PROJECTS SEPTEMBER 13,2012 AMENDED JULY 11,2013 Priority # Facility Priority List of Congestion Management Process (CMP) Projects U.S. 19 Management-System Improvements* Intersections S.R. 54 and Morris Bridge Road (Through and Turn Lanes) (See Highway Priority #5) S.R. 52 and U.S. 41 InterimlUltimate (Reconstruct Intersection) (See Highway Priority #I 0) S.R. 54 and Court Street (Need Eastbound to Southbound Turn Lanes and Streetlights for Safety) Wire Road and C.R. 54 (Add Southbound, Left-Turn Lane) U.S. 301 and Florida Avenue (Signal) S.R. 52 and C.R. 581 (Add a Southbound, Right-Turn Lane) S.R. 54 and Trinity Boulevard (Need Street Lighting for Safety) Grand Boulevard and Marine Parkway (Turn Lanes and Signal) Funding Source FDOTlCounty FDOTICounty FDOT FDOT CountyICity TBD TBD FDOT City of New Port Richey Status Underway - See Highway Priority Project #I FDOT to Construct with S.R. 54 Widening from Curley Road to Morris Bridge Road, PE Underway ROW 201 3,2014, CST Interim Intersection Improvement Currently Underway, PE at 60% ROW 201 3, CST Not Funded Not Funded Not Funded Not Funded Not Funded S.R. 54 ATMS Project will Provide for Street Lighting from Little Road to Gunn Highway in Not Funded G Construction Funds Available in the Five-Year Program (Fiscal Years Through ) PD&E: Project Development 8 Environmental Study; PE: Preliminary Engineering; ROW (Adv.): Advanced ROW includes early purchases of available ROW via "friendly buys;" ROW: Right-of-way; CST: Construction; COA: Developer Condition of Approval

26 PASCO COUNTY METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION LIST OF PRIORITY PROJECTS SEPTEMBER 13,2012 AMENDED JULY 11,2013 Priority # Priority List of Congestion Management Process (CMP) Projects Intersections Facility Funding Source Status S.R. 54 and Duck Slough (Need Street Lighting for Safety) FDOT S.R. 54 ATMS Project will Provide for Street Lighting from Little Road to Gunn Highway in Shady Hills RoadIPeace Boulevard (Right- and Left-Turn County Construction Underway Lanes and Signal) Orchid Lake and Lemon Road (Turn Lanes and Signals) County Under Re-evaluation C.R. 579 and Chancey Road (Add Turn Lanes All County PE Completed Approaches) ROW, CST Not Funded S.R. 52, Meridian Avenue, St. Joe Road (Realignment) TBD Under Evaluation Fivay Road and Woodbine Drive (Turn Lanes) County Not Funded Madison Street and Gulf Boulevard (Additional Turn Lanes County Not Funded on Madison and Extend Existing Geometrics) *Includes improvements listed in the U.S. 19 Task Force Action Plan, such as continuous, right-turn lanes and median channelization. G Construction Funds Available in the Five-Year Program (Fiscal Years Through ) PD8E: Project Development 8 Environmental Study; PE: Preliminary Engineering; ROW (Adv.): Advanced ROW includes early purchases of available ROW via "friendly buys;" ROW: Right-of-way; CST: Construction; COA: Developer Condition of Approval

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28 PASCO COUNTY METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION 2012 LIST OF PRIORITY PROJECTS SEPTEMBER 13,2012 AMENDED JULY 11,2013 Premium (Regional) Public Transportation (Transit) Priority # ProjectlService S.R. 541S.R. 56 Bus Rapid Transit Corridor (15-minute headway) S.R. 54lS.R. 56 Transit Mobility Enhancements Park and Ride Facilities (Countywide) Suncoast Parkway Express Service from Hillsborough County to S.R Express from Hillsborough County to C.R Express C.R. 54lS.R. 54 to S.R. 52 Express Service on U.S. 19 (Intercounty Travel) Implement C.R. 1 (East LakelTrinitylLittle Road) Connector Route Bruce B. Downs Boulevard Short Distance Rail from Hillsborough County Line to C.R. 54 Suncoast Parkway Express Service from Pasco County to Hernando County Status Per LRTP by 2025 Study Underway Studies Underway Proiect Included in the TBARTAIFDOT Transit Corridor Study Proiect Included in the TBARTNFDOT Transit Corridor Study Proiect Included in the TBARTNFDOT Transit Corridor Study Per LRTP by 2025 Per LRTP by 2025 Per LRTP by 2026 Per LRTP by 2025 G Construction Funds Available in the Five-Year Program (Fiscal Years Through ) PD&E: Project Development & Environmental Study; PE: Preliminary Engineering; ROW (Adv.): Advanced ROW includes early purchases of available ROW via "friendly buys;" ROW: Right-of-way; CST: Construction; COA: Developer Condition of Approval

29 TACICMP AGENDA ITEM V. C STATUS REPORTS I PRESENTATIONS / DISCUSSION C. RED LIGHT CAMERA CRASH DATA At the request of the MPO Board at their June meeting, Pasco County Traffic Operations has been compiling crash data at intersections that currently have red light cameras operating. Traffic Operations will present crash data at the intersections prior to installation of the cameras, after the cameras were installed and operating, and after FDOT yellow timing changes were implemented at the red light camera intersections on U.S. 19. This information will be presented to TAC members if available by Monday's meeting date.. ATTACHMENTS: None ACTION: Information Only

30 TACICMP AGENDA ITEM V. D STATUS REPORTS 1 PRESENTATIONS 1 DISCUSSION D. U.S. 19 CORRIDOR IMPROVEMENTS - PROJECT UPDATE Improvements to the U.S. 19 corridor are proceeding and the last project (S.R. 52 north to Hernando County Line) was let June 19, It is anticipated by FDOT that construction will be initiated in September or October of this year. MPO staff will present the current status of the U.S. 19 projects, project phases and costs. ATTACHMENTS: 1. Map of project limits, project phases and costs as of June 2013 ACTION: Information Only

31 G:\SHARED\CADD\US19-SR55\US19 Pasco GRAPHIC REV_June_25_2013 June 25, 2013 U.S. 19 (S.R. 55) US 19 Continuous Right Turn Lanes Project Project Limits and Cost FPID S.R. 52 to Hernando Co. Line *Median Improvements* Construction Cost: $3.5M (Local Funds) Letting Date: June 2013 M.P FPID (Goes with FPID ) Marine Parkway to S.R. 52 *Median Improvements* Construction Cost: $5.6M (Local Funds) Letting Date: June 20, 2012 M.P FPID (Goes with FPID ) Pinellas Co. Line to Marine Parkway *Median Improvements* Construction Cost: $1.8M (Local Funds & Safety Funds) Construction Start: Oct 2010 Construction End: March 2012 M.P Legend = Continuous Right Turn Lane Not Feasible Trail s End Court River Gulf Drive Palmetto Road Green Key Road = Project Limits SR 52 San Marco Drive Ja-Mar Boulevard Gulf Drive Hernando County Ridge Road Grand Boulevard Marine Parkway SR 54 County Line Road Pinellas County New York Ave FPID New York Ave to Pasco/Hernando Co. Line *Mill and Resurfacing* *Sidewalks* *PCPT Transit Improvements* Construction Cost: $10.4 M Letting Date: June 2013 M.P M.P FPID Pinellas Co. Line to Marine Prkwy *Mill and Resurface* Design Cost = $1M (2012) Design Dollars moved into FPID Construction Cost : $6.7M Letting Date: June 20, 2012 M.P M.P FPID Lead Project S.R. 52 to New York Avenue *Continuous Right Turn Lanes* *Sidewalks* *PCPT Transit Improvement* *Mill & Resurface* Design Cost = $2.7M Construction Cost = $8.8 M Letting Date: June 2013 M.P FPID Lead Project Marine Parkway to S.R. 52 *Continuous Right Turn Lanes* *Sidewalks* *PCPT Transit Improvement* *Mill & Resurface* Design Cost (Remaining): $1.8M Construction Cost: $21.2M Letting Date: June 20, 2012 M.P FPID Lead Project Pinellas Co. Line to Marine Prkwy *Continuous Right Turn Lanes* *Sidewalks* *Pasco County Trail* *PCPT Transit Improvements* ` Construction Cost: $9.2M Construction Start: Oct 2010 Construction End: March 2012 M.P Estimated Cost are based on Construction Dollars, Present Day Cost.

32 STATUS REPORTS 1 PRESENTATIONS E. FEDERAL FUNCTIONAL CLASSIFICATION - STATUS REPORT Functional classification designations usually remain stable over many years, being changed only when necessary to recognize evolving travel patterns, relocated urbanlurbanized area boundaries, and other factors. These are changes that should be considered during the ten year Census boundary revisions. FHWA usually accepts revisions at this time within the context of the overall decennial reevaluation of functional classification. All boundary and functional classification designations are to be made jointly by FDOT, local governments, and the MPO. These designations are subject to approval by the FHWA following submission by FDOT. MPO staff will present the current status of the Federal Functional Classification for Pasco County. ATTACHMENTS: None ACTION: Information Only

33 TACICMP AGENDA ITEM VI CONGESTION MANAGEMENT PROCESS (CMP) TASK FORCE ISSUES A. CMP PROJECT LIST - UPDDA'TE MPO staff will present information on the various projects listed on the CMP spreadsheet and request that CAC members identify any new projects or concerns. ATTACHMENTS: CMP Spreadsheet (updated) ACTION: Based on discussion

34 Congestion Management Process Last Updated W-I02 Lakewood Acres, over hanging Unsafe conditions, over hanging limbs very dangerous, around limbs Pinto Drive, Buckeye Drive Hicks Road, about 2 blocks north of S.R. 52, north of Hicks baptist church on the west side Unsafe conditions, over ganging limbs Lee Henley, Pasco County Work orders were put inthe s=m, with anticipated completetion date of Work order Nos. W (Pinto Drive) and W (Buckeye Drive). Debra Tanner, Public Works Lee Henley, Pasco County Work order was put in the system, with anticipated completetion date of Work order No. W (Hicks Road). Debra Tanner, Public Works C-51 Collier Parkway at Bell Lake Road Were counts being taken, is there any update in the CIP for a signal? Is there any plans to extend Callente east to tie Into Tower Road Christi Zimmer, Christi Zimmer, Pasco County Pasco County Bell lake at Collier turn lanes designed, also designing a turn lane on Collier parkway at Bell lake Road. Project will go to construction in FY 15. Debbie Bolduc No project in the CIP. Perhaps a Developer project. Debbie Bolduc I I I l~ohnston Road l~eeds resurfacing. When is the Judy Gieger schedule? County is working on a ROW maintenance map so we can resurface the road and improve the road edge. The County is planning on completing it this fiscal year. However if there is an issue with the maintained ROW map, it may be pushed out. Dianna Rawleigh, Public Works, We have only trimmed the trees, there are issues with ROW, will probably go to litigation, might leave the conflict area unpaved.dianna Rawleigh, Public Works Manager, E-56 S.R. U.S. 301 What is the status on a traffic warning device? Judy Geiger, Pasco County Project in 2015 P4P project list. Upon approval with budget, project will be designed in FY 2015 and conctruction in FY Debbie Bolduc CMP_AGENCY.REWEWl XLS

35 TACICMP AGENDA ITEM VII PASCO COUNTY PUBLIC 'TRANSPORTA'I'ION (PCPT) - UPDATE ON CURRENT ACTIVITIES & PROJECTS This agenda item presents an update on recent PCPT activities and other transit-related items of interest. ACTION: Informational Item

36 TACICMP AGENDA ITEM Vlll OTHER BUSINESS - MEETINGS HELD 1 SCHEDULED I ITEMS OF NOTE 1 MEMBER ROUNDTABLE A. Tri-County Trail Connection Study (Starkey Blvd.TTrail to Pinellas Trail) - Notice of Public Meeting - July 18, B. MPO Chairs Coordinating Committee (CCC) July 12, 2013 Meeting incl. Joint Meeting with MPO Alliance (Orlando MPO's) INFORMATION ONLY

37 YOU ARE INVITED! The Metropolitan Planning Organizations (MPOs) of Pasco and Pinellas Counties are holding a JOINT PUBLIC INFORMATION WORKSHOP for: TRI-COUNTY TRAIL CONNECTION STUDY The Tri-County Trail is a proposed Bicycle/Pedestrian Trail that will link the Pinellas Trail and the Brooker Creek Preserve with Pasco County s Starkey Boulevard/Starkey Wilderness Trail. The WORKSHOP will be held at the STARKEY ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION CENTER Jay B. Starkey Wilderness Park Wilderness Park Blvd. New Port Richey, FL July 18, 2013, 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Anyone interested in this study is encouraged to attend the workshop and provide input, share information, and ask questions. This is the second of two workshops that are being held in conjunction with this project. A map of the trail study area is included with this notice. Representatives from the Pasco County MPO, the Pinellas County MPO and URS Corporation, Design and Engineering Consultants, will be in attendance to take comments, address any issues, and help answer questions. For more information or to view workshop maps, please visit the MPO websites ( or or contact: Manny Lajmiri, Pasco MPO Project Manager, Ph. (727) , mlajmiri@pascocountyfl.net Susan Miller, Pinellas MPO Project Manager, Ph. (727) , smiller@pinellascounty.org

38 If you are a person with a disability who needs any accommodation in order to participate in this proceeding, you are entitled, at no cost to you, to the provision of certain assistance. Please contact PCPT at (727) (West Pasco), (352) (East Pasco) prior to the public information workshop to find out if you qualify for alternative transportation service. In accordance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and other nondiscrimination laws, public participation is solicited without regard to race, color, national origin, age, sex, religion, disability, familial, or income status. It is a priority for the MPO that all citizens of Pasco County are given the opportunity to participate in the transportation planning process including low-income individuals, the elderly persons with disabilities, and persons with limited English proficiency. You may contact the MPO's Title VI Specialist at (727) if you have any discrimination complaints.

39 Public Notice FDOT DISTRICT 7 AND FDOT DISTRICT 1 REGIONAL MULTI-USE TRAILS (MUT) ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM AND TRANSPORTATION REGIONAL INCENTIVE PROGRAM (TRIP) Friday, July 12, 2013 Kissimmee Civic Center 200 East Dakin Avenue - Kissimmee, FL Notice is hereby given that the West Central Florida Metropolitan Planning Organizations Chairs Coordinating Committee (CCC), which includes the counties of Pasco, Hernando, Hillsborough, Manatee, Citrus, Pinellas, Polk, and Sarasota, will conduct a Public Hearing on Friday, July 12, 2013 at 10:00 am. The purpose of the public hearing is to afford the public the opportunity to comment on the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) District 7 and District Regional Multi-Use Trails (MUT) Enhancement Program and 2013 Transportation Regional Incentive Program (TRIP). Each year the CCC updates its list of Regional Priorities for its Multi-Use Trails Element. An extensive set of criteria were used to select and rank regional project priorities. The priority list is used to guide the allocation of new funds intended for the construction of regional trails and enhancement projects. State funds are made available through the TRIP Program to help local governments and others pay for transportation projects that benefit regional travel. To be eligible for TRIP funding, projects must be regionally significant, identified on the CCC s Regional Long Range Transportation Plan, and appear in local governments Capital Improvements Elements (CIE). Also, there must be a commitment for the remaining matching funds. Lists and maps of the regionally-significant TRIP transportation project priorities and regional multi-use trails (MUT) project priorities for FDOT Districts 7 & 1 can be accessed at or contact your local Metropolitan Planning Organization (Pasco County MPO: (727) ). "Persons in need of special accommodations under the Americans with Disabilities Act or persons who require interpreter services (free of charge) for this meeting should contact: Pasco County Metropolitan Planning Organization, 8731 Citizens Drive, New Port Richey, FL or Call (727) , or E- mail to mpocomments@pascocountyfl.net. P l e a s e c ontact u s no later than J u l y 8, In accordance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and other nondiscrimination laws, public participation is solicited without regard to race, color, national origin, age, sex, religion, disability, familial, or income status. It is a priority for the MPO that all citizens of Pasco County are given the opportunity to participate in the transportation planning process including low-income individuals, the elderly persons with disabilities, and persons with limited English proficiency. You may contact the MPO's Title VI Specialist at (727) if you have any discrimination complaints.