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BICYCLE-TRAILWAYS-PEDESTRIAN ADVISORY COMMITTEE (BTPAC) AGENDA

DATE: Thursday, May 2, 2019

TIME: 9:07 a.m.

PLACE: Vista Center 4th Floor Conference Room 4E-12 2300 North Jog Road West Palm Beach, FL 33411

1. REGULAR ITEMS

A. Roll Call

B. MOTION TO ADOPT Agenda for May 2, 2019

C. MOTION TO APPROVE Minutes for April 4, 2019

D. Comments from the Chair

E. BTPAC Liaison’s Report

F. General Public Comments and Public Comments on Agenda Items

Any members from the public wishing to speak at this meeting must complete aComment Card available at the welcome table. General Public comments willbe heard prior to the consideration of the first action item. Public comments onspecific items on the Agenda will be heard following the presentation of the itemto the Committee. Please limit comments to three minutes.

2. INFORMATION ITEMS

A. Virgin Trains/Brightline Update

TPA staff will provide an update on Phase 1 operations (Miami to West PalmBeach) and Phase 2 construction (West Palm Beach to Orlando). There is nobackup for this item.

B. Long Range Transportation Plan (LRTP) Desires Plan

TPA staff will provide an overview of the attached draft maps and tables of LRTPDesires projects with a focus on critical pedestrian gaps, separated bike facilitynetworks, a premium transit plan, and roadway capacity projects. Theseprojects will assist in the 10-year and 25-year cost feasible plans that make upthe LRTP. These draft desires projects are being presented for feedback beforeranking prioritization and finalization. For more information on the criteria andprocess used to identify these projects and how they will be prioritized forinclusion in the cost-feasible elements of the LRTP, please visitPalmBeachTPA.org/LRTP.

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C. Draft FY 20-24 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)

The draft executive summary for the FY 20-24 TIP is attached. This program was developed in collaboration with a summary of the programmed TPA Priority Projects. The full review of the TIP will be provided during the 2nd reading on June 5, 2019.

3. ADMINISTRATIVE ITEMS

A. Member Comments

B. Summary Points from the April 18, 2019 Governing Board Meeting

C. Next Meeting – June 6, 2019

D. Adjournment

NOTICE In accordance with Section 286.0105, Florida Statutes, if a person decides to appeal any decision made by the board, agency, or commission with respect to any matter considered at such meeting or hearing, he or she will need a record of the proceedings, and that, for such purposes, he or she may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record includes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based.

Public participation is solicited without regard to race, color, national origin, age, sex, religion, disability or family status. Persons who require special accommodations under the Americans with Disabilities Act or persons who require translation services for a meeting (free of charge), please call 561-684-4143 or send email to [email protected] at least five business days in advance. Hearing impaired individuals are requested to telephone the Florida Relay System at #711.

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MINUTES OF THE BICYCLE, TRAILWAYS AND PEDESTRIAN ADVISORY COMMITTEE (BTPAC)

Thursday, April 4, 2019 9:07 a.m.

Vista Center 4th Floor Conference Room 4E-12 2300 North Jog Road

West Palm Beach, Florida

PDF versions of the agenda, backup material and presentations as well as audio recordings are available for review at www.PalmBeachTPA.org/BTPAC

1. REGULAR ITEMS

CHAIR DANFORTH called the meeting to order at 9:09 a.m.

1.A. Roll Call

The Recording Secretary called the roll. A quorum was present as depicted in Exhibit A of these Minutes.

1.B. ADOPTED: Agenda for April 4, 2019

MOTION to adopt the Agenda. Motion by Ms. Stephanie Thoburn, seconded by Mr. Bob Sabin, and carried unanimously 12-0.

Member Vote Member Vote Member Vote

Danforth Y Lietzke (ALT) Y Sabin Y

Ferguson Y Matthews Y Thoburn Y

Fuentes (ALT) Y Nassar Y

Hatcher Y Owens Y

Howe Y Prieto Y

Y = Yes N = No A = Absent ABST = Abstain

1.C. APPROVED: Minutes of March 7, 2019

MOTION to approve the Minutes. Motion by Mr. Bob Sabin, seconded by Mr. Michael Owens, and carried unanimously 12-0.





Hatcher Y Owens Y

Howe Y Prieto Y


1.D. Comments from the Chair

CHAIR DANFORTH wished everyone a happy April and noted the following updates for the City of West Palm Beach:

Highlighted that last month was Bike to Work Week, and noted that on the day of the Bike to Work Day Ride there was severe rain and weather conditions. She expressed the

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need to communicate with staff on lessons learned for next year’s coordination. She expressed gratitude to TPA staff and partners for their efforts despite the conditions.

Noted on March 12 Mr. Nicholas Hernandez did a presentation during a lunch & learn held at the library and had 40 attendees.

Noted the City of West Palm Beach’s Vision Zero Coordinator has been doing outreach to different schools, and did safety presentations to Forest Hill High School and Cardinal Newman High School.

1.E. BTPAC Liaison’s Report

MR. NICHOLAS HERNANDEZ, Palm Beach TPA Pedestrian-Bicycle Coordinator, reviewed the following from the Liaison’s Report:

In response to a TPA Board request on February 21, the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) formally committed to a $1.7M initial authorization of PL funds for FY 20. This would allow the TPA to commence construction on its new office and meeting space as soon as a building permit is received.

TPA staff would like to thank everyone who participated in Florida Bicycle Month activities including the TPA’s Bike to Work Day Ride on March 15. A total of 12 Proclamations were adopted in Palm Beach County, up from 8 from last year.

April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month, for more information visit: www.nsc.org/road-safety/get-involved/distracted-driving-awareness-month.

Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) staff will be conducting a Joint Federal Transportation Management Area Certification site visit with the TPA on April 10-11 that will focus on the organization of the TPA; Transportation Performance Management; transit; interested parties for outreach and public participation; interested parties for Title VI and related requirements; prior certification findings; and the 2040 and 2045 Long Range Transportation Plans (LRTP).

The LRTP goals, objectives and measures were approved unanimously by the TPA Governing Board on March 21. The TPA is undertaking the LRTP Desires Plan as the next step, which is analysis of existing facilities and gaps based on the approved goals, and will include a cost analysis.

TPA and FDOT staff will be meeting one-on-one with consultants to visit each Transportation Alternatives (TA) and Local Initiatives (LI) project between April 22-24.

FDOT is holding a Public Information Workshop on Tuesday, April 30 from 5:30 to 7:30 at the West Boynton Beach Library to discuss the proposed improvements at SR 804/Boynton Beach Boulevard from Lyons Road to east of Florida’s Turnpike.

TPA staff encourages members of the committee to recommend a new member to the BTPAC to represent the disability community and is aware of the challenges commonly faced by mobility-impaired users of the transportation system.

MR. FADI NASSAR stated he would reach out to a potential candidate.

VICE CHAIR MATTHEWS stated her staff reached out to the Special Olympics who provided the information to several people that unfortunately had scheduling conflicts.

The next TPA Governing Board Meeting will be held on April 18 at 9:00 a.m. at the Delray Municipal Golf Club, 2200 Highland Avenue, Delray Beach, FL 33445.

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The TPA has updated their ‘Conferences’ page to provide information about upcoming conferences that are of interest for transportation planners, engineers, officials and advocates at PalmBeachTPA.org/Conferences.

1.F. General Public Comments and Public Comments on Action Items

There were no general public comments received.

2. ACTION ITEMS

2.A. RECOMMENDED APPROVAL: Vision Zero Action Plan

MR. ANDREW UHLIR, Palm Beach TPA Deputy Director of Program Development, presented on this item. He highlighted that this would be the final review of the Vision Zero Action Plan and proceeded to describe the Plan’s vision and goals. He reviewed the changes made since the draft Plan was presented. He reviewed the next steps that include adopting a vision zero resolution, assigning staff to actions, and producing an annual vision zero report to track progress and updates. He stated the official progress report would return to the committee annually in February in conjunction with the Safety Targets that are readopted annually in February.

There was a brief discussion regarding the approach and comparison of other cities with a Vision Zero Action Plan.

MR. ERIK FERGUSON requested staff to research the roads applicable to the Florida Greenbook.

MR. UHLIR noted the plan’s targets are aspirational and other cities’ targets were considered when establishing these targets. He noted there are not many other MPOs that have adopted Vision Zero as it has been mostly a city driven initiative. He further specified the TPA’s Vision Zero Action Plan targets are more localized in comparison to others.

CHAIR DANFORTH expressed her excitement for this plan. She stated it would be beneficial in the future to further analyze pedestrian and bicycle crashes and demographics on sidewalks, as well as incorporate pedestrian and bicycle counts into the FDOT website.

MOTION to Recommend Approval of the Vision Zero Action Plan. Motion by Ms. Jean Matthews, seconded by Mr. Michael Owens, and carried unanimously 12-0.





Hatcher Y Owens Y

Howe Y Prieto Y


3. INFORMATION ITEMS

3.A. DISCUSSED: Palm Beach County Local Road Safety Plan (LRSP)

DR. MOTASEM AL-TURK, Palm Beach County Director of Traffic Engineering highlighted the plan development timeline noting the kick off for this plan was in August 2016 and a final plan was established in February 2019. He defined the LRSP vision as a fatality free roadway system in Palm Beach County and reviewed the mission and strategic goal. He noted the plan draws from documents prepared by FHWA, that support statewide goals and priorities established in the Florida Strategic Highway Safety Plan (SHSP). He stated the SHSP identified 13 emphasis areas for serious injuries and fatalities over a 5-year period (2011-2015).

DR. AL-TURK reviewed the roadway network map, the severe crashes breakdown for the LRSP 4-Year Crash Tree and highlighted that more than 200,000 total crashes occurred in FDOT

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District 4 between 2011-2014. He reviewed the LRSP Crash Tree data for intersection and non-intersection disaggregation as well signalized intersection and divided non-intersection disaggregation.

DR. AL-TURK highlighted the risk factors for multivehicle and pedestrian and bicyclist crashes at signalized intersections and noted the LRSP developed “Project Development Decision Trees” for each facility type based on the selected strategies and countermeasures. He provided an example of a Decision Tree illustration of urban/suburban signalized intersections. Lastly, he noted the next steps in the Palm Beach County LRSP Action Plan. He noted the LRSP action plan is a specific set of activities with defined objectives, targets, time frames and status updates. He reviewed the upcoming activities and highlighted the lessons learned in regards to road characteristics inventory and crash reporting limitations.

There was a brief discussion regarding the counter measures and strategies, and the color-coding on mast arms in Palm Beach County.

3.B. DISCUSSED: TPA Governing Board and Advisory Committee Orientation Handbook

MS. VALERIE NEILSON, Palm Beach TPA Deputy Director of Multimodal Development, provided a brief overview of the handbook. She noted this handbook is a valuable resource for new members illustrating the TPA Board composition, the agency’s roles and responsibilities and core products such as the Unified Planning Work Program (UPWP), the Public Participation Plan (PPP), LRTP, etc. She highlighted the agency’s relationships across the different districts and noted the handbook includes a staff directory and glossary of transportation related terms for reference.

3.C. DISCUSSED: TPA Priority Projects Status Report

MR. UHLIR noted Objective 4.C of the TPA’s FY 19 Strategic Plan directed staff to monitor the status of the TPA List of Priority Projects and report every six months. He mentioned this report is a collaborative effort with FDOT and proceeded to explain the table on the backup. He noted the table includes the year the project was added as well as its ranking, location, and description, etc. He noted that staff is still contemplating on how to properly display a project that has been awarded funds, but is not yet under construction.

MR. NASSAR requested clarification on the meaning of “On Hold” under the CST FY column of the table.

MR. UHLIR stated it means the project is delayed when displayed as “On Hold.”

A brief discussion ensued on the US-1 projects listed under TPA Major Projects.

Ms. Heather Danforth left the meeting at 9:50 a.m.

4. REVIEW AND RANKING OF 2019 TA PROJECT SUBMITTALS

MR. HERNANDEZ recommended a 10-minute break to handle the meeting logistics.

A lengthy discussion ensued on the semantics of scoring the TA project presentations with an emphasis on the BTPAC member agencies that have a project coming before the committee for presentation.

MOTION to allow BTPAC member agencies to allow the agencies to rank their own projects. Motion by Mr. Erik Ferguson, seconded by Mr. Bob Sabin, and carried 8-3.

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Danforth A Lietzke (ALT) Y Sabin Y

Ferguson N Matthews Y Thoburn N


Hatcher N Owens Y

Howe Y Prieto Y


At 10:20 a.m. the presentations were heard from the TA applicants as follows:

Mr. Larry Wallace left the meeting at 11:49 a.m.

Brief discussions ensued after each presentation regarding project specifics.

The committee took a recess for lunch at 12:15 p.m. and resumed presentations at 12:41 p.m.

Mr. Fadi Nassar joined the meeting at 12:48 p.m.

The committee took a recess from 1:20 p.m. to 1:30 p.m.

The Committee ranked the TA presentations as follows:

Applicant Project TitleAmount

Requested

Presentation

Time

Westgate CRA Cherry Rd. Pedestrian Safety Improvements Project $578,303 10:30 AM – 10:50 AM

Westgate CRA Seminole Blvd. Complete Streets Project $1,082,102 10:55 AM – 11:15 AM

City of Boynton Beach SE 1st St. Complete Streets Improvements $1,094,958 11:20 AM – 11:40 AM

Indian Trail Improvement District Non-motorized Improvements $778,821 11:45 AM – 12:05 PM

City of Palm Beach Gardens Pedestrian Crossing Facilities $334,015 12:40 PM – 1:00 PM

Village of Royal Palm Beach Bicycle/Pedestrian Network Wayfinding $668,896 1:05 PM – 1:25 PM

Village of Wellington Greenview Shores Bike Lanes $934,010 1:30 PM – 1:50 PM

Town of Loxahatchee Groves Okeechobee Blvd. and F Rd. Trails $957,731 1:55 PM – 2:15 PM

Final committee rankings 2:20 PM - 2:45 PM

2019 Transportation Alternatives Program Presentations

**35 Min Break for Lunch, Provided by TPA**

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5. ADMINISTRATIVE ITEMS

5.A. Member Comments

VICE CHAIR MATTHEWS stated the County Engineering Department provided the Parks & Recreation Department with a map of local roads for overlaying on the Park’s shape files to determine the impacts on the Park facilities.

5.B. Summary Points from the March 21, 2019 Governing Board Meeting

There was no discussion on this item.

5.C. Next Meeting – May 2, 2019

5.D. Adjournment

There being no further business the meeting was adjourned at 3:05 p.m.

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This signature is to attest that the undersigned is the Chair, or a designated nominee, of the Bicycle, Trailways, and Pedestrian Advisory Committee and that information provided herein is the true and correct Minutes for the April meeting of the Bicycle, Trailways, and Pedestrian Advisory Committee, dated this _________ day of __________________________, 2019.

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Chair

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*2019 Chair **2019 Vice Chair P = Member Present Alt = Alternate Present E = Excused Absence A = Absent/No Attendance - = Member not assigned ***New Appointment Shaded Area= Meeting not held

OTHERS PRESENT REPRESENTING

Gary Dunmyer City of Boynton Beach Paola Mendoza City of Boynton Beach Natalie Crowley City of Palm Beach Gardens Michael Morrow City of Palm Beach Gardens Dawn Sonneborn City of Palm Beach Gardens Ryan Ruskin Indian Trail Improvement District Joseph Capra Indian Trial Improvement District/Captec Engineering Inc. Motasem Al-Turk Palm Beach County Engineering & Public Works David Wiloch Palm Beach County Planning Valerie Neilson Palm Beach Transportation Planning Agency

EXHIBIT A Bicycle, Trailways and Pedestrian Advisory Committee

Attendance Record: 2018-2019

REPRESENTATIVE/Alternate Agency Name

May ‘18

Jun ‘18

Jul ‘18

Aug ‘18

Sep ‘18

Oct ‘18

Nov ‘18

Dec ‘18

Jan ‘19

Feb ‘19

Mar ‘19

Apr ‘19

AMY ALVAREZ/Cynthia Fuentes City of Delray Beach

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SALLY CHANNON/Lee Lietzke PBC – ERM

P Alt Alt Alt P P P Alt

*HEATHER DANFORTH City of West Palm Beach

P E P P P P P P

ERIK FERGUSON/Kimberly Kosirog City of Boca Raton

P P A A A A ***P P

KATHLEEN HATCHER/Ed Breese City of Boynton Beach

P P P P P ***P A P

MICHAEL HOWE/David Wiloch PBC – Planning Division

P Alt P P P P P P

**JEAN MATTHEWS/Casey Pranckun PBC – Parks and Recreation

P P P Alt P P P P

FADI NASSAR/Neil Wantz PBC Engineering – Traffic Division

Alt Alt Alt E ***P P A P

MICHAEL OWENS/Joyell Shaw School District of Palm Beach County

P P P P P P P P

OLGA PRIETO/Ryan Harding Village of Wellington

P P P Alt Alt P P P

BOB SABIN/Alan Friedberg Boca Raton Bicycle Club

P E P P P P P P

STEPHANIE THOBURN/Garret Watson Town of Jupiter

***P P P Alt Alt P P P

LARRY WALLACE/Wibet Hay Florida Department of Transportation Non-Voting Advisory Member

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P P P

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EXHIBIT A (cont’d)

OTHERS PRESENT REPRESENTING

Andrew Uhlir Palm Beach Transportation Planning Agency Jason Price Palm Beach Transportation Planning Agency Malissa Booth Palm Beach Transportation Planning Agency Nicholas Hernandez Palm Beach Transportation Planning Agency Alyssa Frank Palm Beach Transportation Planning Agency Margarita Pierce Palm Beach Transportation Planning Agency Alexa Sanabria Palm Beach Transportation Planning Agency Jim Fleischmann Town of Loxahatchee Groves Mary McNicholas Town of Loxahatchee Groves Tricia Barr Town of Loxahatchee Groves Adamo DiSisto Village of Royal Palm Beach Ryan Harding Village of Wellington Elizee Michel Westgate CRA Tabb Ormsby Westgate CRA Denise Pennell Westgate CRA Angela Biagi Westgate CRA

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Palm Beach TPA Transportation Plan Update

Multimodal Desires Plan

Schedule Overview

Activity Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sept Oct

Existing Conditions

Goals, Objectives, Measures

Multimodal Forecasting and Desires Plan

Revenue Estimating and 10-year Plan

Revenue Forecasting and 25-year Plan

Scenario Planning and Implementation Plan

Final Adoption

Governing Board Presentation

Adopted Goals, Objectives and Measures

1. Cut Daily Fuel Use per person to < 1 gal (currently 1.3)

2. Cut Daily VMT per person to < 20 (currently 28.4)

3. Vision Zero Eliminate traffic related fatalities and serious injuries

4. Cut transit travel time vs. drive alone to < 1.5 (currently 1.97)

5. Increase transit passengers per revenue hour to > 40 (currently 18)

6. Build safer roadways for all users

7. Grow Walk/Bike/Transit Commuter Mode Split to 30% (currently 4%)

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Multimodal Forecasting and Desired Projects

1. Walk

a. Sidewalk Gaps + Active Travel Propensity + Equity = Tier 1 Gaps

b. All other gaps = Tier 2

2. Bike

a. Level of Traffic Stress (LTS) + Active Travel Propensity + Equity = Separated Network

b. LTS compares with attitudes toward cycling

1) 1 = All Ages Abilities

2) 2 = Interested/Concerned

3) 3 = Enthused/Confident

4) 4 = Aggressive Only

c. LTS and Complete Streets Guide: Separated Bike Lanes on 4L+ roadways

d. Network to be refined based on constructability, connectivity

1) Will add buffered bike lanes

2) Will show designated bike lane network

3. Transit

a. Population/Job Density + Transit Propensity + Equity = Premium Network

1) Dense, Linear, Walkable

2) Will bundle Ped/Bike projects into Transit corridors

b. 5 N/S corridors + 6 E/W corridors = 1 Connected System

1) N/S Corridors

a) Tri Rail – Commuter Rail

b) Tri-Rail Coastal Link – Commuter Rail

c) US 1 – BRT Lite (mixed traffic, ≤10 min freq)

d) Congress Ave – BRT Lite (mixed traffic, ≤10 min freq)

e) Military Trail – BRT Lite (mixed traffic, ≤10 min freq)

2) E/W Corridors

a) Okeechobee Blvd – LRT/BRT (fixed guideway, ≤ 5 min freq)

b) Forest Hill Blvd - LRT/BRT (fixed guideway, ≤ 5 min freq)

c) Lake Worth Rd - LRT/BRT (fixed guideway, ≤ 5 min freq)

d) Boynton Beach Blvd - LRT/BRT (fixed guideway, ≤ 5 min freq)

e) Atlantic Ave - LRT/BRT (fixed guideway, ≤ 5 min freq)

f) Glades Rd - LRT/BRT (fixed guideway, ≤ 5 min freq)

4. Roadways & Freight

a. SIS Plan

1) I-95 Mainline Reconstruction w/ Managed Lanes, Interchanges

2) Turnpike Widening w/ Managed Lanes

3) SR 80 Elevated Expressway

4) US 27 Freight Capacity

b. TPA Plan – A few remaining state road capacity projects

1) SR 7, Atlantic Ave, US 27 Connector, Hooker Hwy

c. County Plan – Road widening projects

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Transit Desires Project List

FM Location Improvement Source Total Cost

US 1 from Boynton Beach Rd to Silver Beach Rd BRT Lite & assoc. multimodal improvements TPA 65,700,000$

US 1 from Palmetto Park Rd to Boynton Beach Rd BRT Lite & assoc. multimodal improvements TPA 92,100,000$

US 1 from Silver Beach Rd to PGA Blvd BRT Lite & assoc. multimodal improvements TPA 18,500,000$

Okeechobee Blvd from SR 7 (Wellington Mall) to US 1 LRT/BRT & assoc. multimodal improvements TPA 1,179,000,000$

Congress Ave from Yamato Rd (Tri-Rail Station) to WPB Intermodal Center BRT Lite & assoc. multimodal improvements TPA 157,500,000$

Military Trail from Glades Rd (Town Center Mall) to PGA Blvd (Gardens Mall) BRT Lite & assoc. mulitmodal improvements TPA 245,000,000$

Lake Worth Rd from SR 7 (Wellington Mall) to US 1 LRT/BRT & assoc. multimodal improvements TPA 1,035,000,000$

Forest Hill Blvd from SR 7 (Wellington Mall) to US 1 LRT/BRT & assoc. multimodal improvements TPA 819,000,000$

Atlantic Ave from Military Trl to US 1 LRT/BRT & assoc. multimodal improvements TPA 315,000,000$

Glades Road from Military Trl (Town Center Mall) to US 1 LRT/BRT & assoc. multimodal improvements TPA 296,100,000$

Boynton Beach Blvd from Military Trl to US 1 LRT/BRT & assoc. multimodal improvements TPA 360,000,000$

Tri-Rail Coastal Link on FEC railway from Boca to West Palm including stations at:

Palmetto Park Rd, Atlantic Ave, Boynton Beach Blvd, Lake Ave and Okeechobee Blvd New Commuter Rail passenger service Tri-Rail 479,140,000$

Tri-Rail Coastal Link on FEC railway from West Palm to Jupiter Including stations at:

45th St, 13th St, Park Ave, PGA Blvd, and Toney Penna Dr New Commuter Rail passenger service Tri-Rail 109,520,000$

Tri-Rail Extension on CSX/SFRC from Mangonia Park to Blue Heron Blvd, including a new station

at Blue Heron Blvd (VA Hospital) Commuter Rail passenger service extension Tri-Rail 39,400,000$

New Tri-Rail station on SFRC at Glades Rd in Boca Raton Passenger Rail station Tri-Rail 28,330,000$

Total Cost of Desired Projects: 5,239,290,000$

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Roadway and Freight Desires Project ListFM Location Improvement Source Total Cost

Port of Palm Beach On port rail capacity project SIS 8,675,000$

Port of Palm Beach On port berth capacity project SIS 6,000,000$

US 27 from Broward/Palm Beach County Line to Hendry County Line Freight Capacity (Widen 4L to 6L?) SIS 641,701,000$

Atlantic Ave from Lyons Rd to Jog Rd Widen 4L to 6L TPA 78,456,000$

Atlantic Ave from SR-7 to Lyons Rd Widen 2L to 4L TPA 16,149,000$

Hooker Hwy from SR 710 to SR 80 Widen 2L to 4L TPA 11,400,000$

SR 7 from 60th St to Northlake Blvd New 4L TPA 53,619,000$

SR 7 from Okeechobee Blvd to 60th St Widen 2L to 4L TPA 19,901,000$

US 1 in Boca Raton, from SW 18th St to NE 8th St/Mizner Blvd Lane Repurposing: 6L to 4L w/ separated bike lanes TPA 44,616,000$

US 1 in Lake Worth Beach, from Federal Hwy to West Palm Beach Canal Lane Repurposing: 4L to 3L w/ bike and bus lanes TPA 6,420,000$

US 1 in North Palm Beach, from Northlake Blvd to NPB Drawbridge Lane Repurposing: 6L to 4L w/ separated bike lanes TPA 5,655,000$

US 1 in Riviera Beach, from 59th St to Northlake Blvd Reconstruct: 4L w/ designated bike lanes TPA 3,563,000$

US 1 in West Palm Beach, from Quadrille Blvd to 25th St Lane Repurposing: 4L to 3L w/ buffered bike lanes TPA 1,534,000$

US 27 Connector from US 27 to SR-715/Hooker Hwy New 2L TPA 29,175,000$

4127331 I-95 @ 10th Ave North Modify Interchange SIS 33,505,000$

4365191 I-95 @ 45th St Modify Interchange SIS 21,317,000$

4369631 I-95 @ 6th Ave South Modify Interchange SIS 19,538,000$

4397591 I-95 @ Belvedere Rd Add 2nd NB to EB right turn lane SIS 3,946,000$

4132651 I-95 @ Central Blvd New Interchange SIS 92,817,000$

2319321 I-95 @ Gateway Blvd Modify Interchange SIS 68,118,000$

4124204 I-95 @ Glades Rd Modify Interchange SIS 35,029,000$

4132571 I-95 @ Hypoluxo Rd Modify Interchange SIS 20,968,000

4397581 I-95 @ Indiantown Rd Signalize NB Ramp, Add EB Aux Lane on Indiantown SIS 8,233,000$

4132581 I-95 @ Lantana Rd Modify Interchange SIS 31,681,000$

4353841 I-95 @ Linton Blvd Modify Interchange SIS 21,530,000$

4358031 I-95 @ Northlake Blvd Modify Interchange SIS 50,477,000$

4132601 I-95 @ Palm Beach Lakes Blvd Modify Interchange SIS 14,479,000$

4435901 I-95 @ PGA Blvd Add Aux Lane to SB on-ramp SIS 6,981,000$

4355161 I-95 @ Southern Blvd. Modify Interchange SIS 122,963,000$

4372791 I-95 @ Woolbright Rd Modify Interchange SIS 38,586,000$

4442022 I-95 from 6th Ave South to N of Okeechobee Blvd Convert HOV, Add 2 Managed Lanes (12 total + aux) SIS 1,141,010,000$

4442023 I-95 from N of Okeechobee Blvd to S of Indiantown Road Convert HOV, Add 2 Managed Lanes (12 total + aux) SIS 379,720,000$

4442021 I-95 from S of Linton Blvd to 6th Ave South Convert HOV, Add 2 Managed Lanes (12 total + aux) SIS 670,300,000$

4132522 I-95 from S of Indiantown Rd to Martin/Palm Beach County Line Widen 6L to 8L SIS 55,250,000$

4378681 Southern Blvd @ SR-7 Add EB and WB Right & Left Turn Lanes SIS 8,899,841$

Southern Blvd from US-27 to I-95 Corridor Management, ITS SIS 15,579,000$

Southern Blvd from W of Binks Forest Drive to W of Royal Palm Beach Blvd Widen 6L to 8L SIS 30,396,000$

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Southern Blvd from W of Royal Palm Beach Blvd to I-95 Construct elevated 4L expressway in median SIS 1,216,332,000$

SR-710/Beeline Hwy from Blue Heron Blvd to Congress Ave Intersection & TSMO Improvements SIS 14,309,000$

4192511 SR-710/Beeline Hwy from Northlake Blvd to Blue Heron Blvd Widen 4L to 6L SIS 124,038,668$

US 27 from Broward/Palm Beach County Line to Hendry County Line Corridor Management, ITS SIS 25,574,000$

Turnpike from Broward/Palm Beach County Line to Boynton Beach Blvd Widen 6L to 10L with express lanes SIS 871,000,000$

Turnpike from Boynton Beach Blvd to N of Lake Worth Rd Widen 4L to 8L with express lanes SIS 196,000,000$

Turnpike from N of Lake Worth Rd to Bee Line Hwy/SR-710 Widen 4L to 8L with express lanes SIS 476,000,000$

Turnpike from Bee Line Hwy/SR-710 to Indiantown Rd Widen 4L to 8L SIS 354,000,000$

Turnpike @ Hypoluxo Rd New Interchange SIS 113,100,000$

Northlake Blvd from Coconut Blvd to SR-7 (by Avenir) Widen 4L to 6L County 16,681,000$

190th St North from 60th St N to northern terminus New 4L County 4,510,000$

45th St from E of Haverhill Rd to E of Military Trail Widen 4/5L to 6L County 2,100,000$

60th St North from 190th St N to M-Canal New 4L County 7,230,000$

60th St North from M-Canal to Seminole Pratt Whitney Rd Widen 2L to 4L County 11,590,000$

60th St North from Seminole Pratt Whitney Rd to 140th St N New 4L County 24,310,000$

60th St North from 140th St N to Avocado Blvd Widen 3L to 5L County 5,400,000$

60th St North from Avocado Blvd to SR 7 Widen 3L to 5L County 14,320,000$

Clint Moore Rd from Congress Ave to Park of Commerce Blvd Widen 4L to 6L County 1,600,000$

Clint Moore Rd from Oaks Club Dr to Long Lake Dr Widen 4L to 6L County 3,220,000$

Coconut Blvd from Orange Blvd to S of Temple Rd Widen 3L to 5L County 2,510,000$

Coconut Blvd from S of 78th Pl North to S of Northlake Blvd Widen 3L to 5L County 6,510,000$

Congress Ave from Northlake Blvd to SR-811/Alt A1A New 2L County 13,966,000$

Coral Ridge Drive from Glades Rd to N Access S County Regional Park New 2L County 4,280,000$

Donald Ross Rd from Prosperity Farms Rd to E of Ellison Wilson Rd Widen 4/5L to 6L County 2,500,000$

Donald Ross Rd. from Ellison Wilson Rd to US 1 Widen 4L to 6L County 800,000$

Flavor Pict Rd. from Lyons Rd to W of Hagen Ranch Rd New 4L County 20,650,000$

Flavor Pict Rd. from SR 7 to Lyons Rd Widen 2L to 4L County 6,500,000$

Happy Hallow Rd from Smith Sundy Rd to Lyons Blvd New 2L County 1,550,000$

Haverhill Rd. from LWDD L-19 Canal to Hypoluxo Rd New 3L County 5,270,000$

Indiantown Rd. from Jupiter Farms Rd to W of Florida's Turnpike Widen 4L to 6L County 8,800,000$

Jog Rd from Glades Rd to Yamato Rd Widen 4L to 6L County 7,600,000$

Jog Rd from Okeechobee Blvd to Roebuck Rd Widen 4L to 6L County 3,480,000$

Jupiter Park Rd. from Jupiter Park of Commerce to Indiantown Rd New 3L County 6,150,000$

Lantana Rd from Lyons Rd to Hagen Ranch Rd Widen 4L to 6L County 14,000,000$

Lawrence Rd from Ponza Place to Lantana Rd Widen 2L to 3L County 2,600,000$

Lyons Rd from Atlantic Ave to Flavor Pict Rd Widen 2L to 4L County 13,280,000$

Lyons Rd from Flavor Pict Rd to Boynton Beach Blvd Widen 2L to 4L County 9,710,000$

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Lyons Rd from Lake Worth Rd to Stribling Way New 2L County 2,170,000$

Lyons Rd. from SW 18th St to Glades Rd Widen 4L to 6L County 18,600,000$

Northlake Blvd from Seminole Pratt Whitney Rd to Coconut Blvd Widen 4L to 6L County 22,630,000$

Northlake Blvd. from SR-7 to Bee Line Hwy Widen 4L to 6L County 10,000,000$

Okeechobee Blvd from Seminole Pratt Whitney Rd to W of Crestwood Blvd Widen 2L to 4L County 20,100,000$

Okeechobee Blvd. from Cheetham Hill Blvd to Seminole Pratt Whitney Rd Widen 2L to 4L County 2,370,000$

Okeechobee Blvd. from Crestwood Blvd to Royal Palm Beach Blvd Widen 4L to 6L County 5,600,000$

Okeechobee Blvd. from SR 80 to Cheetham Hill Blvd New 2L County 39,010,000$

Old Dixie Hwy from SR-794/Yamato Rd to Linton Blvd Widen 2L to 3L County 14,697,000$

Orange Blvd. from Seminole Pratt Whitney Rd to Coconut Blvd Widen 2L to 5L County 19,140,000$

Park Ave West from Congress Ave to Old Dixie Hwy New 3L County 4,400,000$

Roebuck Rd from Jog Rd to Haverhill Rd Widen 2L to 4L County 3,762,000$

Royal Palm Beach/Orange/Coconut BLvd from 68th St N to N of 77th Place N Widen 2L to 5L County 5,410,000$

Royal Palm Beach Blvd from N of Persimmon Blvd to N of M-Canal Widen 2L to 5L County 2,460,000$

Seminole Pratt Whitney Rd from 100th Lane North to Avenir New 4L County 13,510,000$

Seminole Pratt Whitney Rd from SR 80 to Okeechobee Blvd Widen 4L to 6L County 3,510,000$

Seminole Pratt Whitney Rd. from Northlake Blvd to 100th Lane North Widen 2L to 4L County 10,610,000$

Seminole Pratt Whitney Rd. from Okeechobee Blvd to Persimmon Blvd Widen 4L to 6L County 14,100,000$

Seminole Pratt Whitney Rd. from Persimmon Blvd to Northlake Blvd Widen 4L to 6L County 7,620,000$

Sims Rd. from Witney Dr to Atlantic Ave New 3L County 1,960,000$

Total Cost of Desired Projects: 7,651,316,509$

Total Cost of SIS Projects: 6,938,052,509$

Total Cost of TPA Projects: 270,488,000$

Total Cost of County Projects: 442,776,000$

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TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM FY 20-24 <FY 20 Needs

1AAF/

Brightline4353432

FEC Railroad Crossings from 15th St in

West Palm Beach to Martin County

Line

Install Safety/Quiet Zone

infrastructure on FEC corridor$2,989 $2,239 CST $750

CST with

Brightline

phase 2

2 SFRTA 4297671

Tri Rail Northern Layover Facility: CSX

tracks E of I-95 in Mangonia

Park/WPB

Construct new facility to enhance

O&M for existing system and

support Jupiter extension

$36,150 $36,150

Expected

award in late

2018

3FDOT/

SFRTA4170317 Tri Rail: West Palm Beach to Jupiter

Extend commuter rail service onto

the FEC corridor via the Northwood

Crossover and construct 5 new

stations – 45th St, 13th St, Park Ave,

PGA Blvd, and Toney Penna Dr.

$109,522 $1,172 PDE $1,350 $107,000

TPA Steering

Committee on-

hold

4 Palm Tran 4347352Palm Tran - support facility on

Congress Ave in Delray Beach

Expand existing administrative and

maintenance facilities$24,994 $24,994 CST in 2019

5 SFRTA430458.1 &

.2

Tri Rail on east side of Military Tr S of

Glades Rd

Construct second Tri Rail station in

Boca Raton on CSX/SFR corridor$18,500 $1,500 CAP $4,417 CAP $3,417 CAP $4,583 $4,583

ROW $14,914 ROW $38

ENV $50 ENV $9CST $150

7FDOT/

Palm Tran4383861

US 1: Camino Real Rd to Indiantown

Rd

New express bus service with

associated multimodal corridor

improvements

$189,036 $2 PE $750 PE $2,005 $186,279

Tier 2 & 3

segments,

all transit

service

7aTPA/Boca

RatonTBD

US 1: SW 18th St to NE 8th St (Mizner

Blvd)

TPA/City to evaluate 1-way pair

concept and a downtown bypass

with "complete streets"

TBD

7b

FDOT/

Lake

Worth

TBDUS 1: Dixie/Federal Junction to West

Palm Beach Canal

Lane Repurposing from 4L to 2L/3L,

add bike lanes and bus queue jump

lanes

$5,674 $5,674

Need City

reso, FDOT

approval

7cFDOT/

WPBTBD US 1: Quadrille to 25th St

Lane Repurposing from 4L to 3L, add

buffered bike lanes$1,356 $1,356

Need City

reso, FDOT

approval

CST $16,481$34,780 $3,139Widen from 2 to 4 lanes6 FDOT 2296584Atlantic Ave from SR 7 to W of Lyons

Rd

FY 20 FY 21 FY 22 FY23 FY24

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Cost Notes

PE $1,500

ENV $10

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Palm

Beach

TBD US 1: Northlake to NPB Drawbridge

Lane Repurposing from 6L to 4L with

separated bike lanes and furnishing

zone

$4,998 $4,998

Need City

reso, FDOT

approval

8Lake

Worth4420941

Boutwell Rd from Lake Worth Rd to

10th Ave N

Add turn lanes and other

operational improvements$3,100 $5 CST $3,095

9 FDOT440575.1 -

440575.3

Atlantic Ave from W of Lyons Rd to

Jog RdWiden from 4 to 6 lanes $80,891 $710 PDE $2,500 PE $3,423 $74,258

10FDOT/

Palm Tran4417581

Okeechobee Blvd from SR 7 to

downtown West Palm Beach

(including SR 7 to Wellington Mall)

New premium transit service with

associated multimodal corridor

improvements

$214,995 $5 $ PE $750 PE $3,000 $211,240

11 FDOT 4417561 SR 80 from SR 15 to CR 880 Add street lighting $5,580 PL $80 $5,500

12 FDOT 4417571US 27 Connector from US 27 to SR

715Construct new 2 lane road $26,850 PL $250 $26,600

$764,678 $69,916 $25,805 $6,463 $22,415 $9,598 $630,481Cost Summary

7d PE $750 ENV $10 $2,994FDOT 4383862US 1: 59th St in WPB to Northlake

Blvd

Reconstruct: Keep 4L but add bike

lanes and medians$5,264

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TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM FY 20-24 Needs

13-6 Palm Tran 4317611 Palm Tran system-wideImplement Easy Card interface,

Mobile ticketing$3,820 $3,820

RFP Spring 2019

Implement late 2019

14-2 FDOT 2297444 US 1 from 11th St to 27th StInstall pedestrian scale lighting on

east side of corridor$1,044 $189 ENV $20 $835

Waiting on city to

relocate utilities

ENV $15

CST $25

14-4 FDOT 4368931Congress Ave from Columbia Medical

Plaza to Blue Heron BlvdInstall pedestrian scale lighting $4,598 $4,514 CST $84 CST Fall 2019

14-5 FDOT436894.1,.2

&.4

Bridges: Seminole Dr (L-16)

El Clair Ranch (L-30)

Replace bridges; introduce bike/ped

facilities, maximize vertical clearance

for waterway

$7,949 $2,373 CST $5,576

14-7 Delray Beach 4368961

Lowson Blvd/

SW 10th St from Military Trail to SE 6th

Ave

Install designated bike lanes and

sidewalks. Includes standalone

pedestrian bridges.

$4,792 $5 CST $4,787

14-8 FDOT 4368971

Seminole Pratt - SR 80 to Northlake Blvd,

Lyons Rd - Lantana Rd to Boynton Beach

Blvd,

Lawrence Rd - Hypoluxo Rd to Boynton

Beach,

Military Trail - Linton Blvd to

Glades/Butts Rd

Install fiber optic communication

cable to connect additional traffic

signals to ITS network

$3,210 $533 CST $2,677

$49214-3 FDOT 4383841Australian Ave from 1st St to Blue Heron

BlvdInstall pedestrian scale lighting $532

Shown in $1,000s

FY 23

CST Spring 201914-1 FDOT 4328833 Indiantown Rd from FL Turnpike to US 1

Install Advanced Traffic Management

System and patterned pavement

crosswalk improvements at

signalized intersections

$4,515$4,515

Rank Lead Agency Proj. No. Location Improvement Total Cost < FY 20Notes

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FY 24FY 20 FY 21 FY 22

14-9 FDOT 4368991 Hamlin Blvd 190th St to 180th Ave N Construct 6' sidewalk $832 $332 CST $500

14-10 FDOT 438387115 mast arm traffic signals with loop

detection

Replace inductive loops with video

camera detection$1,425 $209 CST $1,216

14-11 FDOT 4383881Clint Moore Rd from Congress Ave to

NW 2nd Ave

Construct 10' shared use path on the

south side of the corridor$1,425 $209 CST $1,216

14-12 FDOT 4383891 Swinton Ave from S 10th St to NE 4th StInstall 6' sidewalks, streetlights,

drainage & landscaping$2,609 $1,099 CST $1,510

15-1West Palm

Beach4383901

West Palm Beach: 25th St to Tri-Rail

Station to SR 80

Purchase seven (7) vehicles to

support new N/S trolley service$1,505 $1,505 Implement TBD

15-2 Palm Tran 4383921Various locations along existing Palm

Tran bus routesConstruct 30 transit shelters $600 $600 Implement TBD

15-3West Palm

Beach4383961

Various locations along existing WPB

trolley linesConstruct seven (7) trolley shelters $571 $571 Implement TBD

PE $200

ENV $20

15-5 FDOT 4383951

George Bush Blvd from NE 2nd Ave to

A1A (excluding Intracoastal Waterway

bridge)

Widen to provide two 10' travel

lanes, 5' designated bike lanes and 5-

6' sidewalks. Add street lighting,

drainage, landscaping.

$5,592 $829 ENV $10 CST $4,753

15-6 Boca Raton 4383991

Boca Raton: Tri-Rail Station to

downtown Boca Raton and Downtown

Circulator

Purchase seven (7) vehicles to

support new trolley service$1,505 $1,505 Implement TBD

15-7 Delray Beach 4384001Delray Beach: Tri-Rail Station to Atlantic

Ave/A1A(4) Replacement Trolleys $860 CAP $860

15-8 FDOT 4384021NE 5th Ave from Boca Raton Rd to NE

20th StConstruct 6' sidewalk on west side $720 $260 ENV $20 CST $440

ENV $20

CST $20

$460 CST$2,2084383941Homewood Blvd from Old Germantown

Rd to Lowson Blvd

Install designated bike lanes and

sidewalks$1,528

16-2 FDOT 4400421US 1/Dixie Hwy from Albemarle Rd to

Okeechobee Blvd in West Palm Beach

Convert 4L to 3L and associated

multimodal improvements$6,235 $265 CST $5,930

15-4 FDOT

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FY 24FY 20 FY 21 FY 22

16-3 FDOT 4400431Brant Bridge over C-15 Canal in Delray

Beach

Bridge replacement and install 10'

shared use paths$2,772 $655 ENV $40 CST $2,077

16-4 Wellington 4400441Big Blue Trace from Wellington Trace to

South Shore Blvd

10' shared use path; crosswalk

striping$693 $5 CST $688

16-6 FDOT 4400461 Lake Worth Rd from Erie St to A StPedestrian enhancements/ traffic

circle reconfiguration$1,781 PE $464 ENV $125 CST $1,192

PE $1,303

ENV $10

17-2 Delray Beach 4415331Lindell Blvd from Linton Blvd to Federal

Hwy/US 1

Install sidewalks and separated bike

lanes$12,148 PE $5 CST $12,143

17-3 Jupiter 4415721 Indiantown Rd from US 1 to A1AInstall 4' designated bike lanes and

10' shared use path$4,420 PE $5 CST $3,984 CST $431

17-4 Palm Tran 4415711 Various Palm Tran bus stops Replace 40 transit shelters $800 CAP $800

17-6 Delray Beach 4415321Barwick Rd from Atlantic Ave to Lake Ida

Rd


lanes$10,451 PE $5 CST $10,446

17-7 Delray Beach 4415861Brant Bridge connector from Lindell Blvd

to Brant Bridge


lanes$2,540 PE $5 CST $2,535

18-1Palm Beach

County4443711

Westgate Ave from Wabasso Dr to

Congress Ave

Lane repurposing from 5L to 3L to

add designated bike lanes and widen

sidewalks

$3,004 PE $5 CST $2,999

18-2West Palm

Beach4443761

Parker Ave from Forest Hill Blvd to

Nottingham Blvd

Install buffered/separated bicycle

lanes and pedestrian lighting $7,453 PE $5 CST $5,805 CST $1,642

18-3Palm Beach

County4443701

Lyons Rd/ Sansbury Way from Forest Hill

Blvd to Okeechobee BlvdInstall separated bicycle lanes $5,195 PE $5 CST $5,190

$5,654 Administered by FDOT

Various midblock locations in Indian Trail

Improvement District$752ENV $48 CST$255

ENV $10 CST

Install speed tables, midblock islands,

raised medians, and advanced

warning signs

$1,055

Buffered bike lanes and pedestrian

enhancements$6,977FDOT 4415701

36th St & bridge from Australian Ave to

Poinsettia Ave in West Palm Beach

4400451

17-1

&

17-5

16-5 FDOT

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FY 24FY 20 FY 21 FY 22

18-4Boynton

Beach4440791 Boynton Beach Blvd from I-95 to US 1

Lane width reductions to construct 9'

sidewalk on N, 15' shared use path

on S, pedestrian lighting

$5,648 PE $825 ENV $10 CST $4,813

18-5 Boca Raton 4443791Yamato Rd: W of Jog to I-95, and 16

Intersections in the downtown areaAdaptive Traffic Control Systems $2,627 PE $5 CST $2,622

18-6 Delray Beach 4443771Germantown Rd from Old Germantown

Rd to Congress Ave


lanes$11,635 PE $5 CST $11,630

18-*Palm Beach

TPA

4393251 -

4393254$8,102 $2,175 PL $3,114 PL $2,318 PL $2,524 PL $2,602

-- 4352071 Reserve BoxSurface Transportation (SU) reserve

funding for Local Initiative Projects$6,393 $1,142 $1,377 $3,873

$150,241 $27,375 $22,473 $20,763 $43,063 $24,380 $15,983

Surface Transportation (SU) funds to support TPA Planning & Administration as

outlined in greater detail in the UPWP

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Lead TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM FY 20-24

Rank Agency Location Improvement Needs

15-1 Delray Beach 4382891Seacrest Blvd from NE 22nd Street to

Gulfstream Blvd

Add green designated bike lanes, wider

sidewalks, brick crosswalks and school

zone lighting

$1,704 $1,704Notice to proceed

Jul 2019

15-2 Wellington 4383061Binks Pointe Pathway from Binks Forest Dr. to

Flying Cow Road

Construct shared use path with bridge to

connect to Wellington Environmental

Preserve

$549 $549Notice to proceed

Apr 2019

15-3Royal Palm

Beach4382901 Various Royal Palm Beach neighborhoods

Upgrade existing sidewalks to ADA

standards in residential neighborhoods$839 $839

Advertise Letting

Apr 2019

16-1 Wellington 4400141Aero Club Dr from Greenbriar Blvd to Binks

Forest Dr in WellingtonConstruct designated bicycle lanes $766 $5 CST $761

PE $400

ENV $10

16-3West Palm

Beach4400121

Roosevelt Estates Neighborhood in West Palm

Beach

Install ADA ramp improvements and

textured pavement in crosswalks$910 $5 CST $905

16-4 Delray Beach 4400171Alleyways west of 5th Ave from SE 10th to Lake

Ida RdShared use paths in residential alleyways $2,572 $5 CST $2,567

17-1West Palm

Beach4415271 Northmore neighborhood Add sidewalks and shared use path $1,215 $5 CST $1,210

17-2

Westgate CRA/

Palm Beach

County

4415301 Belvedere Heights neighborhoodInstall sidewalks and pedestrian scale

lighting$1,109 $5 CST $1,104

17-4Royal Palm

Beach4415311

FPL Pathway between Lamstein Ln and Las

Palmas StInstall LED lighting adjacent to pathway $1,169 $5 CST $1,164

17-5 FDOT 4416321Lake Worth Rd from Raulerson Dr to Palm

Beach St College Ent

Resurfacing and multimodal

improvements$4,102 $266 ENV $30 CST $3,806

Replacement for

4415291

18-1West Palm

Beach4443501

Trailway on NW side of Clear Lake connecting

Okeechobee Blvd to Palm Beach Lakes Blvd

Construct 10' shared use path on west side

of Clear Lake$1,809 PE $5 CST $1,804

18-2 Greenacres 4443591 Dillman Trail from Forest Hill Blvd to Dillman Rd Construct 12' shared use path $728 PE $5 CST $723

FY 20 FY 21 FY 22 FY 23 FY 24

16-2 FDOT 4400151 North Shore Bridge in West Palm Beach CST

Shown in $1,000s

Proj. No.Total Cost < FY 20 Notes

$773Administered by

FDOT

Construct pedestrian bridge west of

existing bridge$1,198 $5 ENV $10

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Table 3: Transportation Alternatives Program

Lead TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM FY 20-24

Rank Agency Location Improvement NeedsFY 20 FY 21 FY 22 FY 23 FY 24

Shown in $1,000s

Proj. No.Total Cost < FY 20 Notes

18-3

Westgate CRA/

Palm Beach

County

4443671Bridgeman Dr, Wellington Rd, Prairie Rd within

Westgate CRA

Install 5' sidewalks and pedestrian scale

lighting - Phase II$1,192 PE $5 CST $1,187

18-4Palm Beach

County4443661

CR A1A/Ocean Dr from Donald Ross Rd to

Indiantown RdPedestrian Crossing Enhancements $774 PE $5 CST $769

$20,634 $3,393 $4,282 $2,678 $9,508 $773Cost Summary

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Table 4: Other FY 2020 Construction/Implementation Projects

Project

NumberLocation Improvement 5-YR Total Cost

439842 US-27 FROM THE BROWARD COUNTYLINE TO MP 12.599Resurfacing and widen inside and outside shoulder; replace/re-install existing

guardrail.$31,874,279

4406641 PALM BEACH INTERNATIONAL AIRPORTConstruction/expansion of Concourse B, providing additional gate capacity, passenger

queuing and seating, and additional opportunities for enhanced concessions.$30,000,000

4275162 I-95 FROM GATEWAY BOULEVARD TO LANTANA ROAD Resurfacing $12,880,863

4401051 NORTH PALM BEACH COUNTY GENERAL AVIATION Expansion of the crosswind runway, Runway 14-32, to accommodate Class II aircrafts. $10,000,000

4398431 SR-15 FROM S. OF MORGAN ROAD TO S. OF SHIRLEY DRIVE Resurfacing $8,773,069

4342733I-95 FROM S OF INDIANTOWN ROAD/SR-706 INTERCHANGE TO MARTIN

COUNTY LINESafety project $7,863,519

4416081 PALM BEACH INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT CANAL RELOCATIONRelocation of the canal or the installation of a 1,000 foot culvert in the E-31/2 canal

on the west side of airport property.$7,200,000

4407051 PORT OF PALM BEACH UPLAND CARGO IMPROVEMENTS Landscaping, irrigation, water mains, fire hydrants, and security lighting. $5,500,000

4401041 NORTH PALM BEACH COUNTY GENERAL AVIATION AIRPORTDesign and construction of additional hangar facilities at the airport to meet growing

demand.$4,000,000

4398441BOYNTON BEACH BLVD./SR-804 FROM LYONS ROAD TO E. OF FLORIDA

TURNPIKEResurfacing $2,875,445

4427061 BELLE GLADE STATE MUNICIPAL AIRPORT TAXIWAY CHARLIE CONSTRUCTION Airport taxiway construction $2,800,000

4414421OKEECHOBEE BLVD/SR-704 WESTBOUND TO SOUTHBOUND SR-9/I-95

INTERCHANGEBridge Painting $2,509,025

4444581 PORT OF PALM BEACH AREA D MITIGATION Peanut Island Area D mitigation project $2,250,000

4401011 PALM BEACH COUNTY GLADES AIRPORT EXPAND AIRCRAFT PARKING APRON Construction of additional aircraft parking apron to meet forecast demand. $1,500,000

4398601 I-95 NB NOISE WALL EXTENSION TO NORTH AND SOUTH OF DIANE DRConstruct noise walls along northbound I-95 in the vicinity of Diane Drive in Boynton

Beach$1,427,879

4399611 I-95 OVER DONALD ROSS (BRIDGES: #930382 & #930383) Bridge Painting $1,199,830

4400091 SR-A1A @ SLOANS CURVE Revetment/Drainage improvement $952,115

4440981 CITY OF BELLE GLADE VARIOUS LOCATIONS Rural Area of Opportunity (RAO) resurfacing project $926,303

4338961 SR-A1A/ OCEAN BLVD/ HAVEN ASHE BRIDGE #930060 Structural steel coating removal and replacement $925,985

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Table 4: Other FY 2020 Construction/Implementation Projects

Project

NumberLocation Improvement 5-YR Total Cost

4398411 US-1/SR-5 FROM S. OF EVE STREET TO S. OF HARBORSIDE DRIVE Resurfacing $779,516

4297101 BOCA RATON AIRPORT SECURITY ENHANCEMENTS Aviation Security Project $750,000

4401021 PALM BEACH COUNTY PARK AIRPORT RUNWAY 9-27 REHAB Rehabilitation of runway 9-27. $750,000

4438711 BOCA RATON AIRPORT LANDSLIDE LIGHTING AND SIGNAGE REPLACEMENT Airport lighting and signage replacement $500,000

4400981 PALM BEACH INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT POWER SWEEPERPurchase of a power sweeping vehicle to more efficiently and effectively clear the

movement areas of the airfield to ensure the safe operation of aircraft.$400,000

4363041 I-95 SOUTHBOUND RAMPS AT GATEWAY BLVD.Resurface and restripe SB I-95 on/off ramps and Gateway Blvd from High Ridge Rd to

I-95 southbound ramps.$383,561

4433221 10TH AVENUE NORTH @ SR-9/I-95 Bridge rehabilitation $350,634

4416051 BOCA RATON AIRPORT OBSERVATION AREA Observation area $225,000

4432231 HURRICANE IRMA LIGHTING REPAIRS: SR-706/INDIANTOWN RD BRIDGE Lighting repairs $149,558

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Table 5: Significant Changes from FY 2019-2023 TIP

Project Number Location Improvement Significant Change

Significant Changes will be provided at the 2nd Committee Review of

TIP

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Summary Points of the April 18, 2019 Governing Board Meeting

PDF versions of the agenda, backup material and presentations as well as audio recordings are available for review at www.PalmBeachTPA.org/Board

Item No. Description Action

1. Regular Items

1.F

Member Comments

VICE MAYOR KURETSKI noted that Brightline will be constructing phase 2 of their railway that would be partly into the Town of Jupiter. He requested an update be provided to the Board on the details of this expansion and the sealed corridor features. MR. UHREN noted an update would be provided in May.

COUNCILMEMBER MARINO requested an update on the new TPA office and meeting space. MR. UHREN noted that plan revisions have been submitted to the City and the TPA hopes to have a building permit soon.

1.H

Consent Agenda Items

MOTION TO APPROVE the Appointment renewal of Ms. Maria Tejera as Representative for the City of Boca Raton Traffic Department to the Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) through April 2022.

MOTION TO APPROVE the Appointment renewal of Mr. Tomas Boiton as a Citizen Advocate to the Transportation Disadvantaged Local Coordinating Board (TDLCB) through April 2022.

MOTION TO APPROVE the Appointment renewal of Mr. David Rafaidus as Representative for the Palm Beach County Department of Community Services to the TDLCB through April 2022.

MOTION TO APPROVE the Florida Department of Transportation’s (FDOT) Calendar Year 2018 MPO Joint Certification Findings and MPO Joint Certification Statement

Approved 17-0

1.I

General Public Comments

Ms. Nicole Kalil, The Brand Advocates, requested the address for the new TPA office and meeting space.

Council Chair Kashamba Miller-Anderson, City of Riviera Beach, noted Councilwoman Shirley Lanier would be the new TPA Board Representative for the City of Riviera Beach.

Ms. Alice Bojanawski, Martin MPO & CRA, expressed her appreciation for the TPA’s Governing Board and Advisory Committee Orientation Handbook. She noted this has been a great resource for her agencies and they appreciate the TPA’s work.

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3.B

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2. Action Items

2.A

MOTION TO ADOPT a Resolution approving the Vision Zero Action Plan

The TPA Board adopted a Resolution approving the Vision Zero Action plan to eliminate traffic fatalities and serious injuries in Palm Beach County and directing staff to report on progress annually each February to coincide with safety target selection.

Adopted 18-0

3. Information Items

3.A

Palm Beach County Local Road Safety Plan (LRSP)

Palm Beach County Director of Traffic Engineering, DR. MOTASEM AL-TURK, presented an overview of the recently completed Palm Beach County LRSP. He defined the LRSP vision, mission, strategic goal, roadway network map and crash data. He noted the LRSP developed “Project Development Decision Trees” for each facility type based on the selected strategies and countermeasures. He noted the LRSP action plan is a specific set of activities with defined objectives, targets, time frames and status updates. He reviewed the upcoming activities and highlighted the lessons learned in regards to road characteristics inventory and crash reporting limitations.

3.B

TPA Governing Board and Advisory Committee Orientation Handbook

TPA Deputy Director of Multimodal Development, MS. VALERIE NEILSON, presented the handbook. She noted this handbook is a valuable resource for new members illustrating the TPA Board composition, the agency’s roles and responsibilities, and its core products such as the Long Range Transportation Plan (LRTP) and the 5-year Transportation Improvement Program (TIP). She highlighted the key agency relationships and noted the handbook includes a staff directory and glossary of transportation related terms for reference.

3.C

TPA Priority Projects Status Report

TPA Deputy Director of Program Development, MR. ANDREW UHLIR noted Objective 4.C of the TPA’s FY 19 Strategic Plan directed staff to monitor the status of TPA priority projects and report every six months. He noted the table includes the year the project was prioritized and ranked, the project number in the Transportation Improvement Program (TIP), who applied and is building the project, where it is located, a description of what will be built, a construction year, the total cost, the current status, and any additional notes.

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3. Information Items (Cont.)

3.D

Partner Agency Updates

Palm Tran Executive Director, MR. CLINTON FORBES, invited the meeting attendees to the Palm Tran groundbreaking ceremony on a major expansion and renovation of its South County Facility, a TPA Priority Project. He also highlighted the recent County approval of the funding to support the Fare Technology Interoperability project.

4. Administrative Items

4.A Public Involvement Activity Report for March

There was no discussion on this item.

4.B Next meeting – May 16, 2019 in Riviera Beach

Marina Village Event Center, 200 E 13th Street, Riviera Beach, FL 33404

File: S:\ADMIN\Board & Committees\Board\Summary Points\2019\2019_APR_18_Board_Summary_Points.docx

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