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North central Alabama Rural Planning Organization Fiscal Year 2017 RPO Work Program October 1, 2016 September 30, 2017 North Central Alabama Regional Council of Governments Positively Impacting People and Communities P.O. Box C 216 Jackson Street SE Decatur, AL 35602 256 355 4515 www.narcog.org Jeffrey Pruitt, AICP Executive Director Joey Hester, AICP Planning Director Robby Cantrell Associate Planner Michael Mills Associate Planner Bennett Smithhart Associate Planner This work program was financed in part by the U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration, the Federal Transit Administration, the Alabama Department of Transportation, and produced by the North Central Alabama Regional Council of Governments (NARCOG) in fulfillment of requirements set forth in Title 23 USC 134 and 135 (as amended by the Fixing America s Surface Transportation (FAST) Act). The contents of this document do not necessarily reflect the official views or policy of the U.S. Department of Transportation. i

RPO Committee Voting Members Chairman (Selected by Voting Members) Vice Chairman (Selected by Voting Members) Chairman, Cullman County Commission Mayor, City of Cullman Mayor, Town of Baileyton Mayor, Town of Colony Mayor, Town of Dodge City Mayor, Town of Fairview Mayor, Town of Garden City Mayor, Town of Good Hope Mayor, Town of Hanceville Mayor, Town of Holly Pond Mayor, Town of South Vinemont Mayor, Town of West Point Chairman, Lawrence County Commission Mayor, City of Moulton Mayor, Town of Town Creek Mayor, Town of Hillsboro Mayor, Town of Courtland Mayor, Town of North Courtland Chairman, Morgan County Commission Mayor, Town of Eva Mayor, Town of Falkville Mayor, Town of Somerville ALDOT North Region Pre Construction Engineer Non Voting Administrative Members Division Administrator Federal Highway Administration Bureau Chief, Transportation Planning and Modal Programs, ALDOT Chair of the Decatur Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) Executive Director, North Central Alabama Regional Council of Governments (NARCOG) Non Voting Technical Members Director, NARCOG Transit (Lawrence & Morgan Counties) Cullman County Engineer Director, Cullman Area Rural Transit System (C.A.R.T.S) Representative, Cullman County Economic Development Agency Representative, Cullman Area Chamber of Commerce Lawrence County Engineer Representative, Lawrence County Industrial Development Board Representative, Lawrence County Chamber of Commerce Morgan County Engineer Representative, Morgan County Economic Development Association Representative, Decatur/Morgan County Chamber of Commerce ALDOT North Region, Tuscumbia Area Pre Construction Engineer ALDOT North Region, Guntersville Area Pre Construction Engineer Representative, Bureau of Transportation Planning and Model Programs Representative, North Central Alabama Regional Council of Governments Representative, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Representative, U.S. Forestry Service ii

Resolution North Central Alabama Regional Council of Governments Adoption of the Fiscal Year 2017 RPO Work Program WHEREAS, the Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) has contracted with the North Central Alabama Regional Council of Governments (NARCOG) to administer a cooperative rural transportation planning process for all of Cullman, Lawrence, and parts of Morgan Counties pursuant to the requirements and applicable provisions of Title 23 USC 134 and 135 (as amended by Fixing America s Surface Transportation (FAST) Act), and others as may be relevant; and WHEREAS, the NARCOG is concerned with the continued development of the rural transportation planning process, data collection, and on going public involvement regarding the rural transportation needs and issues of the citizens of the counties of the region; and WHEREAS, the NARCOG is required to provide guidance to local governments in conducting the nonmetropolitan planning process as a cooperative effort with the ALDOT as established in the Notice of Proposed Rulemaking June 13, 2014; and WHEREAS, the NARCOG, in cooperation with the Bureau of Transportation Planning and Modal Programs of the ALDOT, in accordance with Title 23 CFR 450.308(d), has prepared an FY 2017 Work Program that outlines the tasks necessary to accomplish the goals of the Rural Planning Organization (RPO); now THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, this day of 2016, that the Board of Directors of the NARCOG and the RPO, having reviewed and approved the Fiscal Year 2017 RPO Work Program, does hereby adopt the said Work Program. Chairman, NARCOG Attest: Director of Planning, NARCOG iii

Table of Contents Contents Title... i RPO Committee... ii Resolution... iiii Table of Contents... iv 1.0 Introduction... 1 1.1 Purpose... 1 1.2 Goals... 1 1.3 Format... 1 1.4 Title IV in the Work Program... 1 2.0 Tasks... 2 2.1 Administration and Management... 2 2.2 Committee Service... 3 2.3 Data Management... 4 2.4 Reports and Documents... 5 2.5 Public Involvement... 6 3.0 Work Program Budget Sheet for Fiscal Year 2017... 7 iv

1.0 Introduction 1.1 Purpose The purpose of this document is to describe the work tasks that will be performed by the North central Alabama Rural Planning Organization (NARPO) in fiscal year 2017. The NARPO has been organized in order to conduct a cooperative rural transportation planning process in Cullman, Lawrence, and Morgan counties in north central Alabama. The planning process will be sponsored by the Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) and the North Central Alabama Regional Council of Governments (NARCOG). 1.2 Goals The goals of the NARPO are: 1) a well managed rural transportation planning process; 2) an effective transportation committee structure; 3) a comprehensive data library and distribution source; 4) reports that are useful to the Alabama Department of Transportation and the local governments; and 5) a wellinformed Rural Transportation Planning Organization Committee who actively participate in the cooperative rural transportation planning process. 1.3 Format The work program is divided into five (5) tasks. The tasks outline the rural transportation planning work that will be performed by the staff at the North Central Alabama Regional Council of Governments in fiscal year 2017. The description of each task includes the objective, methodology, products, staffing, schedule, and budget information. The final section of the document includes a budget that incorporates the separate financial tables of the work program. 1.4 Title IV in the Work Program The NARPO is committed to ensuring public participation in the development of all transportation plans and programs. It is the goal of the RPO that the transportation planning process will be accessible, transparent, and inclusive. The RPO is and will be compliant with all Title VI programs, processes, and procedures including, but not limited to, 42 USC 2000d. 1

2.0 Tasks 2.1 Administration and Management Objective To effectively manage the Rural Transportation Planning Process Proposed Work 1. The RPO Staff will manage the rural transportation planning process 2. The RPO Staff will maintain employee timesheets 3. The RPO Staff will prepare and submit monthly invoices and work logs as required by ALDOT 4. The RPO Staff will prepare semi annual reports 5. The RPO Staff will participate in ALDOT approved training as needed. Out of state travel will be approved by ALDOT. Products 1. Employee timesheets (bi weekly from October 1, 2016 to September 30, 2017) 2. Monthly invoice reports (completed monthly by 15 th ) 3. Monthly staff work logs (submitted with monthly invoices) 4. Semi Annual reports (completed by April 15, 2017 and October 15, 2017) 5. Staff training and travel Staffing North Central Alabama Regional Council of Governments (NARCOG) Schedule None Financial Responsibility for Fiscal Year 2017 Funding Source Amount State $10,400 Local $2,600 Total $13,000 2

2.2 Committee Service Objective To conduct RPO Committee meetings concerning the Rural Transportation Planning Process Proposed Work 1. The RPO staff will develop and maintain committee mailing lists 2. The RPO staff will prepare and distribute meeting notices for committee meetings 3. The RPO staff will hold committee meetings and other meetings concerning the rural transportation planning process 4. The RPO staff will take minutes at committee meetings 5. The RPO staff will develop materials (agendas, documents, work programs, project lists, and maps) for all committee meetings 6. The RPO staff will consult with RPO committee members on potential projects and coordinate efforts with ALDOT Regions 7. The RPO staff will assist in coordinating American s with Disabilities Act (ADA) Transition Plans among the local governments, the state, and FHWA. Products 1. Committee mailing lists 2. Timely meeting notices (at least 10 days prior to scheduled meeting date) 3. Well written minutes of committee meetings (completed 10 days after scheduled RPO meetings) 4. Well prepared maps, project lists, and documents for committee meetings (completed at least 10 days before scheduled RPO meetings) Staffing North Central Alabama Regional Council of Governments (NARCOG) Schedule None Financial Responsibility for Fiscal Year 2017 Funding Source Amount State $12,000 Local $3,000 Total $15,000 3

2.3 Data Management Objective To collect, maintain, and distribute data related to the Rural Transportation Planning Process Proposed Work 1. The RPO staff will collect the necessary data to conduct committee meetings and produce all rural transportation planning documents 2. The RPO staff will maintain rural transportation data within database, spreadsheet, and Geographic Information System (GIS) files. 3. The RPO staff will distribute rural transportation data as needed to committee members and the general public as needed Products 1. Rural transportation database, spreadsheet, and GIS files (On Going Process) Staffing North Central Alabama Regional Council of Governments (NARCOG) Schedule None Financial Responsibility for Fiscal Year 2017 Funding Source Amount State $12,000 Local $3,000 Total $15,000 4

2.4 Reports and Documents Objective To prepare Rural Transportation Planning Process reports and documents for the RPO committee and the Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) Proposed Work 1. The RPO staff will update and maintain bylaws that will govern the rural transportation planning process 2. The RPO staff will prepare a listing of projects located in the RPO region 3. The RPO staff will prepare and distribute information, such as traffic count data, functional highway classification maps, project location maps, and project database information, for each county 4. The RPO staff will prepare the FY 2018 Work Program Products 1. Project List (completed 10 days before a scheduled meetings) 2. Annual Work Program (FY 2018 Draft, Final, and Adoption by NARCOG Board) 3. Traffic Count Data and Functional Highway Classification Maps (updated and completed as requested) 4. Project Location Maps and Project Databases (completed at least 10 days before scheduled RPO meetings) Staffing North Central Alabama Regional Council of Governments (NARCOG) Schedule Draft FY 2018 Annual Work Program, June 2017 submitted for ALDOT approval Final FY 2018 Annual Work Program, August 2017 adopted by NARCOG Board of Directors Financial Responsibility for Fiscal Year 2017 Funding Source Amount State $8,000 Local $2,000 Total $10,000 5

2.5 Public Involvement Objective To inform the public about the Rural Transportation Planning Process and to actively seek public involvement Proposed Work 1. The RPO staff will develop and maintain a news release mailing list 2. The RPO staff will distribute news releases for all rural transportation planning process meetings 3. The RPO staff will develop and maintain a public involvement plan 4. The RPO staff will hold and attend public involvement meetings regarding the State Transportation Improvement Program (STIP) 5. The RPO staff will hold public involvement meetings concerning the Human Services Coordinated Transportation Plan (HSCTP) 6. The RPO staff will prepare and maintain records of all public involvement meetings Products 1. Local media contacts and special interest groups that are well notified (completed at least 10 days before scheduled RPO meetings) Staffing North Central Alabama Regional Council of Governments (NARCOG) Schedule None Financial Responsibility for Fiscal Year 2017 Funding Source Amount State $2,600 Local $650 Total $3,250 6

3.0 Work Program Budget Sheet for Fiscal Year 2017 North Central Alabama Regional Council of Governments Rural Planning Organization (RPO) Work Program Budget Sheet for Fiscal Year 2017 Task State Funding Local Funding Total Funding 1. Administration and $10,400 $2,600 $13,000 Management 2. Committee Service $12,000 $3,000 $15,000 3. Data Management $12,000 $3,000 $15,000 4. Reports and Documents $8,000 $2,000 $10,000 5. Public Involvement $2,600 $650 $3,250 Total $45,000 $11,250 $56,250 7