Asphalt Conference Presentation Mar 2012

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Carlos Braceras gave this presentation at the Ashpalt Conference on March 27, 2012.

Transcript of Asphalt Conference Presentation Mar 2012

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Utah Statewide Growth Trends

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Strategic Goals Take care of what we have

Make the system work better

Improve safety

Increase capacity

Preserve Infrastructure

Optimize Mobility

Improve Safety

Strengthen the Economy

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Preserve Infrast Preserve Infrastructure

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Pavement Conditions

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3 Maintenance Levels to Prioritize Resources Interstate and Level 1

• 53% of all State Highway Lane Miles

• 96% of all Vehicle Miles Traveled on State System

Level 2 • Less than 2,000 vehicles

per day

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Condition of Utah State Roads

• Overall Condition of UDOT Highways are Good

• Majority of Roads in Poor Condition are Low Volume/Rural (Level 2)

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Pavement Condition

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(Interstate – 935 miles) (Level 1 – 2,185 miles)

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Pavement Condition

Historical – Projected (Level 2 – 2,735 miles)

Over 500 centerline miles in poor condition today At current funding levels, poor condition roads double by 2020

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Pavement Condition

Historical – Projected (Level 2 – 2,735 miles) (Level 2 – 2,735 miles)

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Ride Quality - Projected with an Additional 40 million / year *

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* Governor’s proposed 2013 budget

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Condition of UDOT Bridges

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Age Distribution

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Optimize Mobility Optimize

Mobility

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Delay Along the Wasatch Front Davis, Weber, Salt Lake & Utah Counties

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Mountain View Corridor 15 miles under construction

All 22 bridges and structures complete or underway

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Mountain View Corridor Sections of pavement, curb, gutter, and trails placed

Completion date – December 2012

Midas Creek at the start of construction

Midas Creek Dec. 2011

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I-15 CORE 24 miles, 10 interchanges, 63 bridges

35-month schedule makes this the fastest billion-dollar project in U.S. history

On schedule for Dec. 2012 completion

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Construction Progress 75% complete

95% of traffic on new concrete

2 million square yards of concrete placed

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Southern Parkway

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Southern Parkway I-15 to airport complete

7 miles of new road

Future – St. George Airport to Sand Hollow Reservoir

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West Davis

EIS began: Jan 2010

EIS funding: $8 mil

Aug 2010 - 46 Alt

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West Davis

Sept 2011 8 alternatives and options

9 Open houses

5,000 public comments

Draft EIS late summer 2012

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Annual User Hours and Cost Savings H

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Improve Safety Improve Safety

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Zero Fatalities

A Goal We Can All Live With

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Interstate Serious Injury and Fatal Crashes Engineering Solutions | Saving Lives

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Interstate Serious Injury and Fatal Crashes Involving a Vehicle that Crossed the Median

vs Total Miles of Cable Barrier Installed

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Strength EconomStrengthen

the Economy

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Economic Impact

Number of contractor and consultant companies

(P rimes and S ubs )

602 Private sector employees

associated with current construction projects

13,063

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Strengthen the Economy

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Accelerated Techniques

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Accomplishments 2012 Finishing 28 projects worth more than $3 billion

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