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FY 2007-2010 Transportation Improvement Program. Summary and Review. Community Engagement. Seven Open House Meetings 161 in attendance 726 written comments received to date Primary Areas of Concern MO 21 - - Hillsboro to DeSoto 690 Comments, Petition and Letters of Support
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FY 2007-2010 Transportation Improvement Program Summary and Review
Community Engagement • Seven Open House Meetings • 161 in attendance • 726 written comments received to date • Primary Areas of Concern • MO 21 - - Hillsboro to DeSoto • 690 Comments, Petition and Letters of Support • MO 141 - - I-64 to Olive Blvd • 19 Comments and Letters of Support • MO MM improvements • 13 Comments
Changes to Draft TIP • No changes recommended based on public comment • Revisions Recommended to Draft TIP • MoDOT • Added 10 projects (3 pot, 4 reprogrammed, 3 new) • IDOT • Added 1 project • Removed 7 projects (4 due to change of sponsorship) • MO Local • Added 3 (split or schedule changes) • Removed 2 (advanced or combined) • IL Local • Added 12 (4 sponsor, 5 schedule & 3 funding source changes) • Removed 4 (advanced or removed by sponsor)
Changes to Draft TIP • Effect of Changes • MoDOT - - Projects increased from 146 to 156 • Program costs increased from $1,124,871,000 to $1,132,393,000 - - $7,522,000 • IDOT - - Projects decreased from 100 to 94 • Program costs decreased from $827,600,000 to $785,612,000 - - $41,988,000 • MO Local - - Projects increased from 193 to 194 • Program costs decreased from $317,635,813 to $314,740,122 - - $2,895,691 • IL Local - - Projects increased from 98 to 106 • Program costs increased from $130,186,660 to $167,433,600 - - $37,246,940
Total Program Total Program 734 projects $2.76 billion in costs
IDOT Program Total Program 94 projects $785.6 million Program Breakdown 61 reprogrammed projects 33 new projects Includes 9 projects broken out of set-asides/projects
IDOT Program, cont. • Mississippi River Bridge / I-64 / IL 3 - $477.7 million • IL-255 (Alton Bypass) - $59 million • IL 158 from IL 3 to IL 15 in St. Clair and Monroe counties - $23.9 million • IL 267 (proposed US 67) - $21.1 million
MoDOT Program Total Program 156 projects $1.13 billion Program Breakdown 95 rescheduled/reprogrammed projects 61 new projects Includes 82 projects broken out of set-asides/projects
MoDOT Program, cont. • I-64 reconstruction, St. Louis County / St. Louis City - $500 million • MO 100 from MO 47 to I-44 in Franklin County - $51.1 million • MO 364 (Page Avenue) at Harvester Rd. in St. Charles County - $32.5 million • MO 364 (Page Avenue) from Bennington to I-270 in St. Louis County - $30.1 million • US 40 from I 70 to w/o Lake St. Louis Blvd. in St. Charles County - $28.2 million • MO 21 from n/o Lake Lorraine to Hayden Rd. in Jefferson County - $28.2 million • I-55 from US 61/67 to 4500 Broadway, St. Louis County / St. Louis City - $13.9 million
Transit & Paratransit Program Total Program 184 projects $356.3 million Program Breakdown 149 reprogrammed projects 35 new projects
Transit & Paratransit, cont. • MetroLink Extension in St. Louis City and County - $109.7 million
Local Program - Missouri Total Program 194 projects $314.7 million Program Breakdown 94 reprogrammed projects 100 new projects * Includes 3 Multi-State projects
Local Program - Illinois Total Program 106 projects $167.4 million Program Breakdown 54 reprogrammed projects 52 new projects
Potential Funding Issues • MoDOT is going through a re-estimation of costs • inflation increasing from 3% to 4% • projects realizing an increase of more than 4% from the FY 2006-2009 TIP will be adjusted not to exceed 4% • overall impacts on program are unclear at this time • Project awards v. construction estimates for July 2005 thru June 2006 • awards exceed estimates by an average of 10.6% • increases will be covered by FY 2008 revenues • overall impacts on program are unclear until 2008
Where Now? • EAC – July 18 • Board of Directors – July 26 • Public Comments on Air Quality Documentation – July 25 • State and Federal Reviews/Approvals – mid-September • Project Implementation Workshop – early-October