Presentation - New York Metropolitan Transportation Council
Presentation - New York Metropolitan Transportation Council
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MID-HUDSON SOUTH<br />
TRANSPORTATION<br />
COORDINATING COMMITTEE<br />
MARCH 13, 2013<br />
Public Meeting 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Welcome and Introductions<br />
Darrin Moret, Acting Staff Director, MHSTCC,<br />
<strong>New</strong> <strong>York</strong> <strong>Metropolitan</strong> <strong>Transportation</strong> <strong>Council</strong>
Meeting Agenda<br />
Welcome and Roll Call<br />
Opening Remarks<br />
Announcements<br />
Mobility Advisory Forum<br />
Highlights of 2011 – 2015 <strong>Transportation</strong> Improvement<br />
Program<br />
Development of 2014-2018 TIP<br />
Plan 2040<br />
<br />
Adjourn
Opening Remarks<br />
Gerry Bogacz, Planning Director, <strong>New</strong> <strong>York</strong><br />
<strong>Metropolitan</strong> <strong>Transportation</strong> <strong>Council</strong>
<strong>New</strong> <strong>York</strong> <strong>Metropolitan</strong> <strong>Transportation</strong> <strong>Council</strong><br />
NYMTC is the <strong>Metropolitan</strong> Planning Organization<br />
for the <strong>New</strong> <strong>York</strong> metropolitan urbanized area.<br />
Comprised of 3 <strong>Transportation</strong> Coordinating<br />
Committees
Map of the NYMTC Region
Implementation<br />
Long-Range<br />
Planning<br />
Program<br />
Analysis<br />
Programmed<br />
Improvements
Announcements<br />
Job Access Reverse Commute & <strong>New</strong> Freedom<br />
solicitation<br />
Highway Safety Improvement Program solicitation<br />
federal fiscal year 2014
Mobility Advisory Forum<br />
Naomi Klein, Director of Planning, Westchester County
<strong>Transportation</strong> Improvement Program (TIP)<br />
Multi-year, multi-modal capital program outlining:<br />
Highway projects<br />
Bicycle/pedestrian projects<br />
Transit projects<br />
Demand management projects<br />
Other miscellaneous projects
<strong>Transportation</strong> Improvement Program (TIP)<br />
Five year document<br />
TIP is organized by federal fiscal year –<br />
October 1 to September 30 th
<strong>Transportation</strong> Improvement Program (TIP)<br />
Updated Every 2 Years<br />
Update existing projects<br />
Typically solicit for new projects<br />
Fiscally constrained<br />
Opportunity for public review and comment of draft<br />
listings
Highlights of 2011-2015<br />
<strong>Transportation</strong> Improvement Program (TIP)
<strong>New</strong> <strong>York</strong> State<br />
Department of <strong>Transportation</strong> (NYSDOT)<br />
Highlights<br />
Route 100A &100B Intersection<br />
Route 120 @ Route 133<br />
Route 172 @ Fox Lane<br />
Route 59: Sickletown Road – Route 303<br />
I-84 / Dingle Ridge Road<br />
Route 6 / Putnam Trailway<br />
Route 45: <strong>New</strong> Jersey Line to Old Nyack Turnpike<br />
Route 303 @ Valley Cottage Library<br />
ITS Installation Westchester Parkways<br />
Sprain Brook Parkway / Route 119<br />
I-684: Route 120 – Tamarack Swamp
<strong>New</strong> <strong>York</strong> State<br />
Department of <strong>Transportation</strong> (NYSDOT)<br />
Highlights continued<br />
Taconic State Parkway NB / Croton Reservoir<br />
Route 22 @ Route 312, Doansburg Road, Milltown Road<br />
Saw Mill River Parkway @ Green Lane RR Crossing<br />
Route 9W @ Short Clove Road<br />
Route 9W / Cedar Pond Brook<br />
Route 35/202 @ Lafayette & Conklin<br />
Route 35/202 @ Bear Mountain Parkway Extension, Stony Street,<br />
& Pine Grove Court<br />
I-287 Exit 8<br />
ADA Sidewalk & Ramps Lower Westchester<br />
NY Works Bridges and Paving
Putnam County<br />
Bikeway Projects
Putnam County<br />
Bikeway Projects
Putnam County<br />
Bikeway Projects
Rockland County Highway Dept.–<br />
<strong>New</strong> Hempstead Road Reconstruction
Rockland County Highway Dept.–<br />
<strong>New</strong> Hempstead Road Reconstruction
Rockland County Highway Dept.–<br />
<strong>New</strong> Hempstead Road Reconstruction
Rockland County Highway Dept. –<br />
<strong>New</strong> Hempstead Road Reconstruction
Rockland County Highway Dept.–<br />
<strong>New</strong> Hempstead Road Reconstruction
Rockland County Dept of Public <strong>Transportation</strong><br />
TOR, TZx and TRIPS Buses<br />
Continued Normal Bus<br />
Replacement<br />
Implementation of ITS Technology
Westchester County<br />
Crane Road Bridge Replacement
Westchester County – Crane Road Bridge<br />
Replacement, Stage 1 Construction<br />
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Middle Abutment Stem Wall<br />
Pier 4 Cofferdam<br />
Middle Abutment – North Wall Pour<br />
North Abutment Rebar
Rendering – Elevation View<br />
Replacement of the Crane Road Bridge
Westchester County<br />
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Transit Projects<br />
Westchester County Department of Public Works and<br />
<strong>Transportation</strong><br />
• Maintenance of Bus Service<br />
• Bus Stop Enhancements<br />
• Improvements to the Bus Garages<br />
• Continuation of the Smart Commute Program<br />
Vehicle Replacement and Rehabilitation
Westchester County<br />
Vehicle Replacement and Rehabilitation<br />
Rehabilitate 78 Articulated Buses
<strong>New</strong> <strong>York</strong> State Thruway<br />
Rehab of I-95 Bridge / Byram River
<strong>New</strong> <strong>York</strong> State Thruway<br />
Rehabilitation of 4 bridges along I-95
<strong>New</strong> <strong>York</strong> State Thruway<br />
Installation of ITS Equipment
MTA/Metro-North Railroad<br />
Rolling Stock – Fleet equipment purchase and/or rehabilitation.<br />
Passenger Station Improvements<br />
‣ Tarrytown Station<br />
‣ <strong>New</strong> Haven Line Stations (Mt Vernon E., Larchmont, Mamaroneck,<br />
Pelham, <strong>New</strong> Rochelle, Harrison)<br />
‣ North White Plains Parking Garage<br />
Track Maintenance Programs<br />
Tie and rail replacement, track surfacing, interlocking switch<br />
replacement.<br />
‣ Cyclical Track Program - East and West of Hudson<br />
‣ Turnout Replacement Program
MTA/Metro-North Railroad<br />
Bridge Improvements<br />
Superstructure replacement or substructure replacement.<br />
‣ Overhead Bridge - North Barry Mamaroneck<br />
‣ Undergrade Bridge - Croton River, Croton-on-Hudson<br />
Signal Improvements<br />
Equipment and cable replacement.<br />
Power Improvements<br />
Modernize or improve existing systems.<br />
Facility Shops and Yards Improvements<br />
‣ Harmon Shop Replace
Development of the 2014 -2018 TIP<br />
TIP Overview and Development Timeline<br />
Program Changes Under MAP-21<br />
Open Discussion
2014 – 2018 TIP<br />
Overview and Development<br />
NYSDOT conducted a comprehensive review of its<br />
capital planning and program development<br />
processes<br />
This led to the implementation of a fundamental<br />
shift – a reengineering - in the way NYSDOT<br />
develops, programs and funds transportation<br />
infrastructure investments.
2014 – 2018 TIP<br />
Overview and Development<br />
Program Emphasis FFY 14 – 18 is Preservation<br />
Demand Response<br />
• Where & When<br />
Preservation<br />
• Pavement<br />
• Bridges<br />
• Culverts<br />
• Signs<br />
• Pavement Markings<br />
• Traffic Signals<br />
• Lighting<br />
• Guiderail<br />
• Drainage<br />
• Walls<br />
• Trees & Brush, Mowing, Graffiti
2014 – 2018 TIP<br />
Overview and Development<br />
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Planning Targets<br />
distributing planning targets by traditional fund source formulas<br />
did not allow the NYSDOT Regions to make equal progress<br />
towards meeting their preservation needs.<br />
Pursuant to funding provided in the new transportation bill<br />
(MAP-21), funding levels for the TIP/STIP update are<br />
fairly flat;<br />
Divided into allocable and non-allocable categories.
2014 – 2018 TIP Overview and<br />
Development<br />
Allocable Targets<br />
Distributed to each Region for programming<br />
• NYSDOT Region 8 Planning provides funding levels for<br />
MPO areas (OCTC, PDCTC, UCTC, MHSTCC)<br />
Five Components
2014 – 2018 TIP<br />
Overview and Development<br />
Non-Allocable Targets<br />
Managed centrally from NYSDOT Main Office in<br />
conjunction with Regions and MPOs<br />
3 Components<br />
Statewide Prioritization Program<br />
Reserve<br />
<strong>Transportation</strong> Alternatives & <strong>Transportation</strong><br />
Enhancements Program
2014 – 2018 TIP<br />
Overview and Development<br />
Federal Transit Administration (FTA) Transit Funding<br />
Program Consolidation<br />
• Clean Fuels (5308)<br />
• Job Access and Reverse Commute (JARC)(5316)3<br />
• <strong>New</strong> Freedom (5317)<br />
• Transit in the Parks ( 5320) and<br />
• Over the Road Bus (3038 of TEA21)<br />
Section 5339 – Bus and Bus Facilities<br />
Section 5310 - Formula Grants for the Enhanced<br />
Mobility of Seniors and Individuals with Disabilities
2014 – 2018 TIP Overview and Development<br />
Building it now<br />
Target for public review – early June to early July<br />
2013<br />
Address public comments<br />
TCC endorses project listings – mid July 2013<br />
Develop the NYMTC TIP<br />
Adoption by NYMTC – late August 2013
Program Changes Under MAP-21<br />
Angelina Foster, Programming and Analysis Manager,<br />
<strong>New</strong> <strong>York</strong> <strong>Metropolitan</strong> <strong>Transportation</strong> <strong>Council</strong>
Open Discussion
Plan 2040:<br />
NYMTC’s Next Regional <strong>Transportation</strong> Plan<br />
Jan Khan, Regional Planning Manager, <strong>New</strong> <strong>York</strong><br />
<strong>Metropolitan</strong> <strong>Transportation</strong> <strong>Council</strong>
Plan 2040 - Background<br />
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The Regional <strong>Transportation</strong> Plan (Plan 2040) is a required<br />
product of the metropolitan transportation planning process<br />
It is long range (20 years or more)<br />
It covers every mode of transportation eligible for Federal<br />
funding<br />
From walking and bicycling to highways, transit services, as well as<br />
waterborne and freight transportation<br />
It covers the entire NYMTC region & represents the Shared<br />
Vision of the Principals<br />
The Plan serves as a basis and a guideline for the use of<br />
Federal funding for planning and for improvements
Plan 2040 – Foundation<br />
• Principals’ Shared Vision<br />
– 6 shared goals with outcomes<br />
– Desired Growth Areas<br />
– Foundation projects<br />
– Strategic Major <strong>Transportation</strong> Investment Options<br />
– Strategic policy guidelines<br />
– Other investments<br />
• Major Assumptions<br />
– Current and future demand<br />
• Socio-economic & demographic forecasts<br />
– Population, employment, labor force, households<br />
– Travel, freight, congestion & safety<br />
– Current and future needs<br />
• Infrastructure (transportation system)<br />
• Resources
Plan 2040 Progress<br />
Various chapters and other parts of Plan 2040 have<br />
been developed and are under internal review<br />
Extensive public outreach conducted over Sept-Oct<br />
2012 mainly through open-houses conducted across<br />
the region and use of an internet-based platform<br />
All comments received will be considered by NYMTC<br />
members over the next three weeks<br />
Some disruption in progress due to hurricane Sandy
Plan 2040 Milestones<br />
Completion of a draft Plan 2040 document by Mid-<br />
April 2013<br />
Mandatory public comment period on the draft<br />
document mid-April to mid-May 2013<br />
NYMTC’s Program, Finance & Administration<br />
Committee action 3 rd week July 2013<br />
<strong>Council</strong> adoption of Plan 2040 end of August 2013
Adjourn<br />
Thank you for attending today.<br />
For more information, please contact:<br />
Darrin Moret, Acting MHSTCC Staff Director<br />
• Darrin.Moret@dot.ny.gov<br />
• 845-431-5768
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