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Annual Listing of Federally Obligated Projects FFY 2016 October 1, 2015- September 30, 2016

FFY2016 Listing of Federally Obligated Projects Effective Date: December 21, 2016 Prepared by: Pikes Peak Area Council of Governments 15 S. 7 th St Colorado Springs, Colorado 80905 719-471-7080

Contents Purpose of this Report... 1 Background... 1 Regional Transportation Plan... 1 Transportation Improvement Program... 2 FHWA Obligation Report... 2 FFY2016 FHWA Listing of Federally Obligated Projects... 3 FTA Obligation Report... 8 FFY 2016 FTA Listing of Federally Obligated Projects... 9

Purpose of This Report On December 4, 2015, President Obama signed into law Public Law 114-94, the Fixing America s Surface Transportation Act (FAST Act). The FAST Act funds surface transportation program- including, but not limited to, Federal-aid highways- at over $305 billion for fiscal years (FY) 2016 through 2020. To improve transparency of the expenditure of Federal transportation funds, the FAST Act requires Planning Organizations (MPOs) to annually publish a list of projects that obligated Federal funds during the year. The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) defines obligation as the federal government s legal commitment to pay or reimburse the States or other entities for the Federal share of a projects eligible costs. Obligated projects in this report were not necessarily initiated or completed during FY 2016. The obligated amounts reflected in this report also may not be equal to the final project cost. This report includes the federally obligated funds from FHWA and the Federal Administration (FTA). Background The Pikes Peak Area Council of Governments was designated in April 1977 by the Governor of the State of Colorado as the Planning Organization for the Pikes Peak region, responsible for carrying out the regional transportation planning process. In order to be eligible for federal funding, roadways need to be functionally classified as an urban collector/rural major collector or any higherlevel type of road. PPACG serves as a regional forum for the discussion and coordination of local and regional transportation issues and for the development of transportation policies and programs. As the designated MPO, PPACG is responsible for: Developing the 20-year regional transportation plan and updating it every four years Developing the four-year short-term transportation improvement program (TIP) and the twoyear unified planning work program Regional Transportation Plan PPACG is responsible for developing a 20-year minimum, regional transportation plan (RTP). RTPs are required to comply with federal and state laws for regional and statewide planning in order for the region to be eligible for federal transportation funding. All transportation projects that could significantly alter transportation or air quality within the metropolitan planning area, no matter what the source of funding, must be included in the plan. The primary purpose of the plan is to develop a strategy for the best use of public funds in meeting community goals. The applicable RTP for this document is the 2040 RTP. FFY2016 Annual Listing of Federally Obligated Projects- PPACG Page 1

Transportation Improvement Program The Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) is the adopted list of public highway, bicycle, pedestrian and transit projects programmed to receive federal and state transportation funds in the next six years. The TIP implements the fiscally constrained portion of the RTP. The FY 2016-2019 TIP was approved by the PPACG Board of Directors in June, 2015. FHWA Obligation Report The tables in this report are organized by TIP funding category. The Statewide Transportation Improvement Program (STIP) Identification number, the CDOT (or TIP) project description, project sponsor, and the federal obligation amount are shown for each project. The TIP Number is the tracking number assigned by PPACG staff for financial management purposes. The STIP WBS Number is a work breakdown structure identification number assigned by CDOT to each project selected for inclusion in the TIP and STIP. The project sponsor is the agency responsible for initiating, managing and completing the project and, in many if not all cases, for providing matching funds. The obligation is the approved federal portion obligated during the federal fiscal year. Some projects may include funds from multiple TIP program categories; thus one project line under one funding source does not necessarily equal the total obligated funding for that project. In these instances, the same project and description will appear in several funding sections of the project listing. The projects listed in this report are also included in PPACG s TIP document, which is available at www.ppacg.org. The following tables below are based on records obtained from CDOT. PPACG does not participate directly in the obligation process. FFY2016 Annual Listing of Federally Obligated Projects- PPACG Page 2

FFY2016 Program Summary for FHWA PROJECT PROJECT NAME STIP WBS SPONSOR OBLIGATION 12717 Woodmen-I 25 to Powers. SPP0543.999 Springs $2,456,938.00 13388 Cap Impr-Briargate/Monument SPP6726.029 Pikes Peak ACG $11,428,229.00 13388 Cap Impr-Briargate/Monument SSP4002.999 CDOT Region 2 $139.00 14387 US24 W: Manitou Sprgs to I 25 SPP3350.999 CDOT Region 2 $102,831.00 15540 Sand Creek Trail SPP6156.005 Various $0.00 15837 Interquest Corridor Phase I & II SPP6449.004 CDOT $266,795.00 15838 Austin Bluffs Project ITS Phase I & II SPP6449.001 CDOT $58,104.00 15982 Midland Trail Phase 3 SPP6156.008 Various $167,558.00 16079 FALCON PARK & RIDE SPP6449.005 CDOT $217,016.00 16986 EVANS AVE BRIDGE/N.CHEYENNE CREEK SR27001.009 CDOT Region 2 $305,258.00 17173 PLATTE AVE. CORRIDOR ITS 09 SPP6449.011 CDOT $26,410.00 17402 UINTAH BICYCLE LANES SPP6156.015 Various $28,906.00 17474 MANITOU STREETSCAPE 5B SPP6065.999 City of Manitou Springs $167,707.00 17488 POWERS BLVD. AT PETERSON AFB INTERCHANGE SSP4020.999 CDOT Region 2 $15,660.00 17675 US 24 AND SH 67 FASTER BRIDGES SR25164.007 CDOT Region 2 $1.00 17834 CANON AND PARK AVE BRIDGE REHABILITATION SPP6156.018 Various $326,523.00 18000 BRIDGE REPLACEMENT GOLDEN LANE SR27001.003 CDOT Region 2 $66,599.00 18061 SRTS SO. CIRCLE PHASE 2 SR26868.010 CDOT $36.00 FFY2016 Annual Listing of Federally Obligated Projects- PPACG Page 3

FFY2016 Program Summary for FHWA PROJECT PROJECT NAME STIP WBS SPONSOR OBLIGATION 18331 I25/CIMARRON SB OFF RAMP ROW ACQUISITION SSP4227.999 CDOT Region 2 $1,362.00 18367 I-25/FILLMORE INTERCHANGE SSP4227.999 CDOT Region 2 $8,093,439.00 18373 SIGNAL ADVANCE DETECTION & TIMING SPP6449.014 CDOT $1,092,540.00 18525 TEJON ROUNDABOUT SPP6449.015 CDOT $8,266.00 18614 BLACK FOREST PARK & RIDE FACILITY SR27003.012 CDOT Region 2 $110,306.00 18621 UPGRADE SIGNAL EQUIPMENT SPP6726.003 Pikes Peak ACG $268.00 18714 US24-8TH ST EXPRESS INN ACQUISITION SPP3350.999 CDOT Region 2 $41,252.00 18791 PIKES PEAK GREENWAY TRAIL I-25 NORTH SPP6156.027 Various $0.00 18842 I-25 WIDENING NORTH OF COLORADO SPRINGS SSP4227.999 CDOT Region 2 $3,150,000.00 19039 DESIGN I-25/CIMARRON EXPRESSWAY SSP4227.999 CDOT Region 2 $30,021,297.00 19123 PINE CREEK BRIDGE REPLACEMENT SST8101.033 CDOT $1.00 19177 TWO INTERSECTION IMPROVEMENTS IN C. S. SR26867.043 CDOT $16,194.00 19204 SOUTH NEVADA AVENUE & I25 RAMPS SR26644.047 CDOT Region 2 $4,871.00 19251 CITY OF CS MIDLAND ELEMENTARY SRTS SR26868.017 CDOT $0.00 19270 BUILD A ROUNDABOUT @ PRINTERS & PARKSIDE SR26644.048 CDOT Region 2 $69,696.00 19271 INT. IMPROVEMENTS @ PLATTE & TEJON SR26644.049 CDOT Region 2 $0.00 19302 EPC GLENEAGLE TE GRANT SPP6156.021 Various $0.00 19334 WOODLAND PARK-LAKE AVE SIDEWALK SPP6156.037 Various $1,168.00 FFY2016 Annual Listing of Federally Obligated Projects- PPACG Page 4

FFY2016 Program Summary for FHWA PROJECT PROJECT NAME STIP WBS SPONSOR OBLIGATION 19467 DOWNTOWN MONUMENT: SIDEWALK PROJECT SPP6156.038 Various $4,936.00 19500 SH21-ACCEL/DECEL LANES MP 141.7-148.7 SR26644.052 CDOT Region 2 $6,263,331.00 19505 SILVER KEY 2 NON-ADA MINIVAN REPL SST7035.163 Various $23,865.00 19506 SILVER KEY 2 BOC REPL SST7035.164 Various $5,318.00 19522 SH 21 AND OLD RANCH INTERCHANGE SR26867.030 CDOT $46,041.00 19565 POWERS(SH21) WIDENING-FOUNTAIN TO PLATTE SPP7006.999 CDOT Region 2 $82,179.00 19578 POWERS BLVD. AUXILIARY LANE (Part II) SR26644.052 CDOT Region 2 $255,329.00 19601 ACADEMY BLVD/HANCOCK EXPRESSWAY PEL SPP6726.014 Pikes Peak ACG $400,000.00 19734 SH 105 FROM WOODMOOR DR TO LAKE WOODMOOR SPP6726.021 Pikes Peak ACG $859.00 19753 FY2014 DTD PPACG CPG SST5274.004 CDOT $188,945.00 19775 EPC BLACK FOREST RD CULVERT REPAIRS SPP7003.003 Various $219,030.00 19794 CO SPRINGS LAS VEGAS ST CORRIDOR STUDY SPP6726.015 Pikes Peak ACG $4,593.00 19798 US-24 WALDO CANYON FLOOD WARNING SYSTEM SR26867.045 CDOT $92,988.00 19808 CO SPRINGS 31ST BRIDGE SPP6726.012 Pikes Peak ACG $359,385.00 19809 CO SPRINGS AIRPORT TO ACADEMY LOOP SPP6726.013 Pikes Peak ACG $25,423.00 19810 CO SPRINGS CIRCLE BRIDGE REHAB SR27001.014 CDOT Region 2 $4,094.00 19897 US-50 NEAR PARKDALE, EMBANKMENT REPAIR SR26867.045 CDOT $125,000.00 FFY2016 Annual Listing of Federally Obligated Projects- PPACG Page 5

FFY2016 Program Summary for FHWA PROJECT PROJECT NAME STIP WBS SPONSOR OBLIGATION 20135 ERLA S Circle Dr Over Fountain Ck SST7048.160 CDOT $361,252.00 20172 SH 85, I-25 TO B STREET OVERLAY SR25216.092 CDOT Region 2 $4,896,699.00 20211 WOODLAND PARK TRAFFIC PLANNING STUDY SPP6726.011 Pikes Peak ACG $66,088.00 20225 SH 16 & SH 21 SYRACUSE TO BRADLEY SR25216.080 CDOT Region 2 $5,325,348.00 20253 US 24E I-17-A BRIDGE REHABILITATION SR25164.049 CDOT Region 2 $189,025.00 20486 US 24 POST FIRE MITIGATION IMP. ASSESS. SR26867.039 CDOT $282,682.00 20503 FY2015 DTD PPACG CPG SST5274.004 CDOT $459,692.00 20581 TAP FONTAINE BOULEVARD SIDEWALKS SR25079.062 Various $145,146.00 20649 CHARTER OAK RANCH ROAD DESIGN SR26867.056 CDOT $853,471.00 20791 I25 & S. ACADEMY, NB ON RAMP ACCEL LANE SR27002.029 CDOT Region 2 $519,380.00 20929 I 25 OVERLAY, MLK BYPASS NORTH SR25216.124 CDOT Region 2 $725,116.00 20993 FMT BUS STOP IMPROVEMENTS SPP6156.044 Various $0.00 20994 INDIANA AVE BNSF CROSSING SPP6726.024 Pikes Peak ACG $0.00 21099 TOWN OF MONUMENT SIDEWALK PHASE 1B SPP6156.038 Various $0.00 21129 CHEYENNE CANON BRIDGE SPP7003.001 Various $70,217.00 21130 PLATTE AVE. OVER SAND CREEK SPP6726.019 Pikes Peak ACG $240,639.00 21150 TOWN OF PALMER LAKE - DOUGLAS AVE. SPP6156.041 Various $10,464.00 FFY2016 Annual Listing of Federally Obligated Projects- PPACG Page 6

FFY2016 Program Summary for FHWA PROJECT PROJECT NAME STIP WBS SPONSOR OBLIGATION 21450 US 24 ROCKFALL MITIGATION SR27005.002 CDOT $75,000.00 21461 US 24 CORRIDOR IMPROVEMENTS - DESIGN SR27002.032 CDOT Region 2 $172,100.00 21496 POWERS BLVD - BRADLEY & SB I-25 SIGNALS SR26644.076 CDOT Region 2 $93,465.00 21616 2017 FASTER TRANSIT VAN REPLACEMENTS SST7035.194 Various $124,000.00 21637 FY2017 DTD PPACG CPG SST5274.004 CDOT $208,295.00 18079 SAFE RTES TO SCHOOL MANITOU SPGS SR26868.012 CDOT $52,350.00 18318 POWERS BLVD.-POST FONSI ROW ACQUISITION SSP4020.999 CDOT Region 2 $185,414.00 21211 US24 WILKERSON PASS SAFETY IMPROVEMENTS SR26644.052 CDOT Region 2 $35,000.00 21251 US24 WELLINGTON GULCH SEDIMENT REMOVAL SR26867.045 CDOT $25,000.00 19945 CO SPRINGS ROCKRIMMON BRIDGE SPP6726.016 Pikes Peak ACG $207,079.00 19358 US 24 FIRE MITIGATION # CASCADE SR26867.039 CDOT $1,378,442.00 19437 EPC RAINBOW FALLS ACCESS IMPROVEMENTS SPP6156.036 Various $69,000.00 19337 HANCOCK EXPRESSWAY/AVENUE BICYCLE LANE SPP6156.039 Various $48,364.00 21186 FY2016 DTD PPACG CPG SST5274.004 CDOT $649,548.00 19905 US24G AND JUDGE ORR INTER.IMPROVEMENTS SR26867.053 CDOT $75,327.00 19450 WOODMEN RD WIDENING STINSON TO POWERS SPP0543.999 Springs $1,813,637.00 FFY2016 Annual Listing of Federally Obligated Projects- PPACG Page 7

FFY2016 Program Summary for FTA FTA Obligation Report The tables in this report are organized by FTA program/project number, recipient, total obligation amount (federal and local), federal obligation amount only, and project description. The FTA program/project number is an identification number assigned by FTA to each project selected for inclusion in the TIP and STIP. The recipient is the agency responsible for initiating, managing and completing the project and, in many if not all cases, for providing matching funds. The total obligation amount is the approved federal and local portion obligated during the federal fiscal year. The federal obligation amount is the approved federal portion obligated during the federal fiscal year. The project description includes a summary of the project scope of work. Some projects may include funds from multiple TIP program categories; thus one project line under one funding source does not necessarily equal the total obligated funding for that project. In these instances, the same project and description will appear in several funding sections of the project listing. FFY2016 Annual Listing of Federally Obligated Projects- PPACG Page 8

FFY2016 Program Summary for FTA FTA Program/ Project # CO-57-X011 Recipient Springs dba Total Obligation Amount (Fed & Local) New Freedom FFY 2012 Federal Obligation Amount Only $560,872 $361,970 5310 FFY 2013 Project Description Mobility Management (Capital) CO-16-X044 Springs dba $542,048 $397,841 Mobility Management (Capital), Replacement Vehicle (Capital), ADA Barrier Removal Phase III (Capital, Operating 5310 FFY 2014 CO-16-X047 Springs dba $535,707 $411,807 Mobility Management (Capital), Replacement Vehicle (Capital), ADA Barrier Removal Phase III (Capital, Operating 5307 FFY 2012 CO-90-X204 Springs dba $7,393,690 $5,914,952 Capital, Planning, Project Administration & ADA Off-set 5307 FFY 2013 CO-90-X205 Springs dba $4,748,619 $3,412,889 Capital, Planning, Operating & ADA Off-set FFY2016 Annual Listing of Federally Obligated Projects- PPACG Page 9

FFY2016 Program Summary for FTA CMAQ FFY 2011-2014, TRANSPORTATION ENHANCEMENT FFY 2013 & STP FFY 2013 CO-95-X019 Springs dba $2,710,334 $2,484,503 Metro Rides CMAQ Match & No-Match, Route 9 Phase II ADA Improvements, Manitou Springs CMAQ Summer Shuttle & Planning CMAQ FFY 2015, TAP 2015 & STP FFY 2015 CO -95-X023 Sprins dba $1,818,962 $1,535,809 Metro Rides CMAQ Match & No-Match Route 6, Route 12 Phase 3, Routes 1 & 7 ADA Improvements; Planning FFY2016 Annual Listing of Federally Obligated Projects- PPACG Page 10