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Table C-2 Blair Park-and-Ride Cost Estimate Bus Shelter 5 ft wide 20 ft long Area (ft 2 ) 100 $150 per ft 2 Area 123 ft wide 135 ft long Area (ft 2 ) 16605 Lighting 4 each $2,000 each Curb and Gutter 600 ft total length $16 per ft Asphalt 6 in thick Density 153 lb/ft 3 $45 per ton Concrete Sidewalk and Pad 200 ft 2 $3 per ft 2 Earthwork 1900 yd 3 $15 per yd 3 Land Acquisition 20756 ft 2 $5 per ft 2 Cost estimate Blair Assumptions: Bus Shelter $15,000 Bus Shelter is a standard shelter without special roofing Excavation $29,000 Utility Services supplied by local utility companies Asphalt $29,000 Asphalt is standard City of Omaha or Nebraska Department of Roads Mix Concrete Sidwalk and Pad $600 50 parking stalls, 5 short term stalls, 5 ADA parking stalls Curb and Gutter $10,000 Approximately 15,000 ft 2 of asphalt pavement constructed Signage $2,000 Land Acquisition based average unit price for ROW acquisition Ticket Vending Machine (TVM) $65,000 Assume site soils are suitable for building and parking lot construction Exterior Lighting $8,000 6" Concrete Class 47B-3000 Surfacing Land Acquisition $104,000 Contingency (30%) $48,000 Engineering (15%) $31,000 Construction (15%) $31,000 $372,600
Appendix D NTRAC MEMBERS The following are the current members of the Nebraska Transit and Rail Advisory Council. Duane Eitel, Olsson Associates, Lincoln, NE, representing the general public Georgia Janssen, Nebraska Association of Transportation Providers, Winside, NE, representing the general public Paul Mullen, Metropolitan Area Planning Agency, Omaha, NE, representing local government Roger Figard, City of Lincoln, NE, representing local government Allan Abbott, City of Lincoln, NE, representing local government Anne Boyle, representing the Nebraska Service Commission Dave Gilfillan, representing the Nebraska Department of Economic Development Steve McBeth, representing the Nebraska Department of Roads Gary Ruegg, Metro Area Transit Roberto Mungia, Burlington Northern and Santa Fe Railway Thomas Mulligan, Union Pacific Railroad Duane Eitel and Allan Abbott jointly serve as NTRAC Chairs. 384180 NEBRASKA TRANSIT CORRIDORS STUDY Page D - 1 WILBUR SMITH ASSOCIATES
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Executive Summary
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Chapter 8 Financi
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Chapter 1 STUDY PURPOSE AND METHODO
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CHAPTER 1 - INTRODUCTION Table 1-1
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EXISTING CONDITIONS TRAVEL PATTERNS
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Chapter 7 ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIAL
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Chapter 8 FINANCIAL AND ECONOMIC AN
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