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BICYCLE TRAILWAYS PEDESTRIAN ADVISORY COMMITTEE (BTPAC) AGENDA

DATE: Thursday, July 11, 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 July 11, 2019

C. MOTION TO APPROVE Minutes for June 6, 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 a Comment Card available at the welcome table. General Public comments will be heard prior to the consideration of the first action item. Public comments on specific items on the Agenda will be heard following the presentation of the item to the Committee. Please limit comments to three minutes.

2. ACTION ITEMS

A. MOTION TO RECOMMEND APPROVAL of the TPA’s FY 20 Strategic Plan

The Strategic Plan serves to focus the TPA’s priorities for the upcoming year. The Strategic Plan Committee met on July 1, 2019 to review the agency’s performance for FY 19 and to identify updates for FY 20. The FY 19 annual report and report card are attached. TPA staff will highlight the attached FY 20 Strategic Plan.

B. MOTION TO RECOMMEND ADOPTION of the FY 21-25 Annual List of Priority Projects

Florida Statutes require the TPA to annually adopt and transmit to the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) a List of Priority Projects by August 1. The priority projects are used to develop FDOT’s Five-Year Work Program and then the TPA’s Transportation Improvement Program (TIP). The list of projects is consistent with the TPA’s adopted Long Range Transportation Plan (LRTP) and its associated goals, objectives and values.

The FY 21-25 Priority Projects are organized into Major Highway, Transit and Freight Projects; Local Initiative Projects and Transportation Alternative Projects. Projects within each list that may be eligible for federal Highway Safety Program funding or state SUN Trail funding have also been identified. The

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list identifies the additional funding needs of those projects previously approved by the TPA and requests funding for several new projects. The draft List of Priority Projects is attached.

3. INFORMATION ITEMS

A. Draft 25-year Cost Feasible Plan

TPA staff will review the attached summary of transportation revenues available for new projects in Palm Beach County. TPA staff will also review the attached series of cost feasible project tables that show estimated implementation costs by phase for each project. Note that cost feasible projects were selected from the TPA’s desires plan and seek to advance the TPA vision, goals and objectives. Finally, TPA staff will review a map of projects that will be fully constructed through 2045 and a second map of projects that can only be studied and/or planned for implementation through 2045 based on existing financial resources and regulations constraining their use.

4. ADMINISTRATIVE ITEMS

A. Member Comments

B. Summary Points from the June 20, 2019 Governing Board Meeting

C. Next Meeting – September 5, 2019 (No August meeting)

D. Adjournment

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

Thursday, June 6, 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 June 6, 2019

MOTION to adopt the Agenda. Motion by Ms. Sally Channon, seconded by Mr. Michael Howe and carried unanimously 11-0.

Member Vote Member Vote Member Vote Alvarez Y Hatcher Y Owens A Channon Y Howe Y Prieto Y Danforth Y Matthews Y Sabin Y Ferguson Y Nassar Y Thoburn Y

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

1.C. APPROVED: Minutes of May 2, 2019

MS. SALLY CHANNON requested a correction to the voting language on page 5 to reflect the motion was lost 1 to 11, not carried.

MOTION to approve the Minutes with corrections. Motion by Ms. Sally Channon, seconded by Mr. Michael Howe and carried unanimously 11-0.



1.D. Comments from the Chair

CHAIR DANFORTH highlighted the City of West Palm Beach is hosting a series of Vision Zero events in the month of June that will provide free helmets. She noted that if anyone needed more information to reach out to her.

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1.E. BTPAC Liaison’s Report

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

• June is National Safety Month. Observed annually in June, National Safety Month focuses on reducing leading causes of injury and death at work, on the road, in the home and communities. Downloadable resources highlighting a different safety topic for each week in June are available at www.nsc.org/work-safety/get-involved/national-safety-month.

• The next TPA Governing Board Meeting will be held on Thursday, June 20 at 9:00 a.m. at the Dolly Hand Cultural Arts Center, 977 SW College Drive, Belle Glade, FL 33430.

• The July advisory committee meetings will be held in the second week of the month due to the Fourth of July holiday. The next BTPAC meeting will be held on Thursday, July 11.

• Members of the committee were encouraged to recommend a new member to the BTPAC who can represent the disabled community and is aware of the challenges commonly faced by mobility-impaired transportation system users.

• Information about upcoming conferences relevant to transportation planning can be viewed at www.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. REQUESTED BTPAC WORKSHOP: to review the FY 20 Transportation Alternatives (TA) Scoring

CHAIR DANFORTH stated BTPAC members would discuss the request to have a stand-alone workshop to review and recommend revisions to FY 20 TA scoring to ensure that the scoring system properly reflects the TPA’s adopted vision, goals and objectives. This workshop would mostly likely be conducted on August 1 or August 8, 2019. She noted as an alternative, the BTPAC could create an Ad Hoc Committee with defined membership comprised of BTPAC Representatives and/or Alternates who will meet separately from the full BTPAC to review the FY 20 TA Scoring and make recommendations to the BTPAC.

CHAIR DANFORTH noted this item was formally requested for inclusion on the agenda due to frequent discussions regarding the TA scoring process and outcomes.

MR. HERNANDEZ further clarified the details of the alternatives presented.

MS. VALERIE NEILSON, TPA Deputy Director of Multimodal Development, added that the workshop would be open to all BTPAC members, versus the Ad Hoc Committee, which would require election of a specific number of BTPAC members to serve on the Ad Hoc Committee and vote on the final recommendation. She noted that all TPA meetings are open to the public.

Further discussion ensued regarding the alternatives presented and potential workshop dates.

MR. BOB SABIN requested staff prepare the necessary materials for the workshop, including providing in advance Scoring Sheets from three (3) years prior that compare how the TPA scoring ranked projects against the BTPAC rankings as well as a new scoring sheet to fill out.

MOTION to conduct a BTPAC workshop on August 8, 2019 to review FY 20 TA Scoring. Motion by Mr. Bob Sabin, seconded by Ms. Jean Matthews and carried unanimously 11-0.

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2.B. RECOMMENDED ADOPTION: FY 20-24 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)

MR. JASON PRICE, TPA TIP Coordinator, presented on this item. He noted that the draft TIP was presented last month and is being presented in its final form prior to being recommended to the TPA Governing Board. He reviewed the timeline to the FY 20-24 TIP and noted once adopted, the agency will commence operating under the FY 20-24 TIP. He provided an overall summary of the total projects and funding available and proceeded to break down the total funding available by specific project section. He highlighted significant changes on I-95 and Florida’s Turnpike.

MS. CHANNON inquired about the total funding available for Operations and Maintenance (O&M) roadways and major maintenance projects and asked if the Turnpike was over estimated.

MR. ANDREW UHLIR, TPA Deputy Director of Program Development, clarified that the Turnpike line item shown included O&M for the entire state. He stated that the TPA would update the document to only show the portion of funding that reflects Palm Beach County. Mr. Uhlir also noted that Major Maintenance includes bridge and roadway projects.

MR. FADI NASSAR inquired why interchange projects were being postponed to FY 24.

MR. PRICE noted that projects could shift from year to year.

Mr. Michael Owens joined the meeting at 9:36 a.m.

CHAIR DANFORTH stated that as Representative for the City of West Palm Beach she would be opposing the recommendation of adoption of the FY 20-24 TIP because of the SR-7 projects.

MOTION to recommend adoption of the FY 20-24 TIP. Motion by Ms. Jean Matthews, seconded by Mr. Bob Sabin and carried 11-1 with Ms. Heather Danforth dissenting due to inclusion of SR 7 right-of-way and mitigation funding.

Member Vote Member Vote Member Vote Alvarez Y Hatcher Y Owens Y Channon Y Howe Y Prieto Y Danforth Y Matthews Y Sabin Y Ferguson Y Nassar Y Thoburn Y


2.C.1. POSTPONED: 10-Year Plan

MR. ANDREW UHLIR, TPA Deputy Director of Program Development, provided an update on the 2030 short-term plan for the Long Range Transportation Plan (LRTP). He highlighted staff is focusing not only on the year 2045, but also on the year 2030. He explained this could show what would be accomplished by the time the LRTP needed to be completed again. He reviewed the TPA’s Vision and noted the Vision guides the selection of desired facility investments by mode. He briefly reviewed the list of desires presented at the last committee meeting as well as updates. He proceeded to review in detail the federal, state and local funding estimates per year as well as project eligibility.

MR. ERIK FERGUSON questioned the safety improvement programs available for public roads.

MR. UHLIR stated he would follow up on this discussion.

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There was a brief discussion regarding funding opportunities.

MS. STEPHANIE THOBURN requested clarification on the criteria needed for Pedestrian Priority Facilities, specifically Tier 1 and Tier 2.

MR. STEWART ROBERTSON, TPA Consultant from Kimley-Horn and Associates, noted that the Tier 1 networks of pedestrian and bicycle facilities were identified using a propensity-based analysis. He further explained the pedestrian map presented and noted the Tier 1 red lines shown illustrate a high need for sidewalks.

MR. NASSAR inquired about separated bicycle lanes and asked if there was a master list with potential locations for facilities along major corridors that provide access cross county by selecting major planned corridors as a way to ensure continuous non-motorized facilities are being constructed as opposed to encountering a segmented non-motorized facility.

MR. SABIN provided an example to Mr. Nassar’s comments to demonstrate how bicyclists become exposed along a roadway with segmented bicycle facilities.

MS. NEILSON stated staff is not breaking out individual segments on the map presented, however has identified a desired connected network prioritized by Tier 1 and Tier 2 corridors.

A brief discussion ensued on funding opportunities.

MR. UHLIR briefly reviewed some of the Local Initiatives (LI) program requirements.

Further discussion ensued on potential candidates for projects and funding opportunities readily available.

Committee members requested more coordination with the County on data prior to a recommendation of adoption of the 10-Year Plan.

MOTION to postpone adoption of the 10-Year Plan. Motion by Mr. Fadi Nassar, seconded by Mr. Michael Owens and carried unanimously 12-0.



2.C.2. RECOMMENDED ADOPTION: Resolution seeking a higher allocation of existing state and federal revenue to TPA major priority projects

MR. UHLIR reviewed the resolution provided in the backup material regarding the use of State funds. He noted staff is recommending funding go towards TPA Priority Projects.

MOTION to recommend adoption of a resolution seeking higher allocation of existing state and federal revenue to TPA major priority projects. Motion by Ms. Jean Matthews, seconded by Ms. Stephanie Thoburn and carried unanimously 12-0.



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3. INFORMATION ITEMS

3.A. DISCUSSED: Transit Access Plan

MS. ALYSSA FRANK, TPA Transportation Planner, presented on this plan. She highlighted that the TPA, in collaboration with partners, conducted an analysis of six (6) high ridership Palm Tran stops with lack of facility connections. She noted walking audits were completed that included participation from Palm Tran and roadway owners. She explained that following the analysis, TPA and partners identified proposed modifications to promote a safe, efficient and connected multimodal network. She proceeded to review the evaluation process and reviewed proposed roadway modifications for Location 1 at the Palm Beach Lakes Outlets as an example. She reviewed next steps to work with Palm Tran and the roadways owners to further evaluate and fund implementation of the proposed modifications and noted the roadway owners have the option to not take any action.

A brief discussion ensued regarding the walking audits and whether pedestrian patterns west of Palm Beach Lakes Boulevard were analyzed.

MS. FRANK noted that only the area highlighted in plan was evaluated for proposed modifications along Palm Beach Lakes Boulevard east of I-95 to Australian Avenue.

MR. FERGUSON stated that additional improvements could be made along Palm Beach Lakes Boulevard.

MS. FRANK noted that the Transit Access Plan focused on existing right-of-way.

Another brief discussion ensued regarding the information available for the other locations.

MS. FRANK noted the Transit Access Plan, including proposed modifications for all the locations, is available at www.PalmBeachTPA.org/TransitAccessPlan.

4. ADMINISTRATIVE ITEMS

4.A. Member Comments

There were no member comments received.

4.B. Summary Points from the May 16, 2019 Governing Board Meeting

There was no discussion on this item.

4.C. Next Meeting – July 11, 2019

4.D. Adjournment

There being no further business the meeting was adjourned at 11:13 a.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 June 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

Brian Mercurio Bike Keeper Stewart Robertson Kimley-Horn and Associates David Wiloch Palm Beach County Planning Khurshid Mohyuddin Palm Beach County Planning Alexa Sanabria Palm Beach Transportation Planning Agency Alyssa Frank Palm Beach Transportation Planning Agency Andrew Uhlir Palm Beach Transportation Planning Agency Jason Price Palm Beach Transportation Planning Agency Margarita Pierce Palm Beach Transportation Planning Agency Michael Lynch Palm Beach Transportation Planning Agency Nicholas Hernandez Palm Beach Transportation Planning Agency Nick Uhren Palm Beach Transportation Planning Agency Valerie Neilson Palm Beach Transportation Planning Agency Jonas Eppert Town of Jupiter Valerio Oricchio Wantman Group, Inc.

EXHIBIT A Bicycle, Trailways and Pedestrian Advisory Committee

Attendance Record: 2018-2019

REPRESENTATIVE/Alternate Agency Name

Jul ‘18

Aug ‘18

Sep ‘18

Oct ‘18

Nov ‘18

Dec ‘18

Jan ‘19

Feb ‘19

Mar ‘19

Apr ‘19

May ‘19

Jun ‘19

AMY ALVAREZ/Cynthia Fuentes City of Delray Beach

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Alt E Alt Alt ***P Alt P P

SALLY CHANNON/Lee Lietzke PBC – ERM Alt Alt P P P Alt P P

*HEATHER DANFORTH City of West Palm Beach P P P P P P P P

ERIK FERGUSON/Kimberly Kosirog City of Boca Raton A A A A ***P P P P

KATHLEEN HATCHER/Ed Breese City of Boynton Beach P P P ***P A P A P

MICHAEL HOWE/David Wiloch PBC – Planning Division P P P P P P P P

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

FADI NASSAR/Neil Wantz PBC Engineering – Traffic Division Alt E ***P P A P P 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 Alt Alt P P P E P

BOB SABIN/Alan Friedberg Boca Raton Bicycle Club P P P P P P P P

STEPHANIE THOBURN/Garret Watson Town of Jupiter P Alt Alt P P P Alt P

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

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ANNUAL REPORT (JULY 2018 - JUNE 2019)

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The success of the Palm Beach TPA lies in its

ability to bring people together. The TPA is a

unique body of elected officials that promotes

strong collaboration between our state, our

county and our cities; between roadway

owners and transit service providers; between

airports, seaports, and railways; and between

regional and local mobility needs and

preferences. The TPA is supported by a

creative and energetic staff that seeks to fit

the trends of the future into the systems of the

past. The TPA is assisted by dedicated

committee members who provide thoughtful

input reflective of our diverse community. In

addition, the TPA is committed to its vision of

a safe, efficient, connected and multimodal

transportation system for all of Palm Beach

County. It is my pleasure to serve as the Chair

for the Palm Beach TPA and I look forward to

ushering in the future of our transportation

system together.

Sincerely,

Palm Beach County Commissioner Hal Valeché

Palm Beach TPA Board Chair

The TPA Governing Board is comprised

of 21 local elected officials:

5 County Commissioners

15 City Officials

1 Port Commissioner

The TPA is supported by the following

advisory committees:

24 Technical Advisory Committee

(TAC) members

14 Citizens Advisory Committee (CAC)

members

13 Bicycle Trailways Pedestrian

Advisory Committee (BTPAC)

members

17 Transportation Disadvantaged

Local Coordinating Board (LCB)

members

Message from

the TPA Chair

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Who We Are

The TPA leads transportation

planning for Palm Beach County, Florida, an area of over 2,000 square miles with a population of nearly 1.5 million people.

We Focus on 6 Goals that Support our Mission and Vision:

Engage the Public

Plan the System

Prioritize Funding

Implement Projects

Collaborate with Partners

Administer the Agency

Our mission is to collaboratively plan,

prioritize, and fund the transportation system.

Our vision is a safe, efficient, connected and

multimodal transportation system.

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We Engage the Public

The TPA partners with local governments and organizations in a wide

variety of outreach opportunities throughout the year to engage the

public of all ages in transportation planning and travel mode choices.

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The Long Range Transportation

Plan (LRTP) maps out the next 25

years of state and federal

transportation system investments

in Palm Beach County. The LRTP

seeks to advance the TPA’s vision

of a safe, efficient, connected and

multimodal system.

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Did You Know?

The TPA conducted a survey of nearly

3,000 residents and the results are

summarized below.

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We Plan the System

Planning the System starts with knowing what we have: where

people live, work, learn, shop and play; and what our pedestrian,

bicycle, transit and roadway networks provide. Then we add what

we have already committed to build in the next few years and how

we expect to grow in the future. Together these datasets allow us

to select the best projects and services to support our communities

and progress toward our vision.

Check out this interactive transportation planning map at

PalmBeachTPA.org/map

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Walk-to-School Day

October 10, 2018

Lake Worth Road Corridor Study

in Palm Springs

Transit Access Study at Atlantic Avenue

& Military Trail

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The TPA also conducts

field studies and

walking audits to

document existing

conditions and

identify modifications

to improve safety and

connectivity for all

users.

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The TPA funds

supplemental safety

measures to provide

additional protection

for all users along the

FEC rail corridor

including pedestrians,

bicyclists and

vehicles.

We Prioritize Funding

The TPA’s Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) allocates

approximately $2.8 billion to over 450 projects in the next five years,

funding all modes of transportation throughout Palm Beach County.

- 200 400 600 800 1,000

TPA Trans. Alternatives

Major TPA Projects

Air, Rail and Sea

TPA Local Initiatives

Other FDOT/Local Projects

Road Ops and Maint.

Transit Ops and Maint.

Major Road Capacity

Millions of Dollars

Federal

State

Turnpike

Local

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Pedestrian Bridge at Canal Point

Green Bike Lanes in Delray Beach

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The TPA’s Local

Initiatives (LI)

program provides

~$20M/year for

community

initiated

multimodal

transportation

projects.

The TPA’s

Transportation

Alternatives

(TA) program

provides

~$3M/year for

non-motorized

facilities.

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Although the TPA does not build anything, we follow our priority

projects all the way through construction.

We Implement Projects

SR-80 Widening

The SR-80

widening project

in central Palm

Beach County will

provide a shared-

use pathway,

buffered bike

lanes, enhanced

transit stops and

additional vehicle

capacity.

I-95/Atlantic Avenue Interchange Modifications

The I-95

interchange

modifications at

Atlantic Avenue

improve regional

access to Delray

Beach, and

provide enhanced

pedestrian and

bicycle facilities to

the community.

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The new

Southern

Boulevard Bridge

replaces a 1950’s

structure and

introduces

buffered bike

lanes and

improved

pedestrian

facilities.

A lane repurposing from

6 to 4 lanes allowed for

improved facilities for

the safety and comfort

of all roadway users

including pedestrians

and bicyclists.

US-1 in Tequesta

Southern Boulevard Bridge 11 19

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TPA adopted

Complete Streets

Policy in 2016. We Collaborate with Partners

The Palm Beach TPA encourages local municipalities to adopt a

Complete Streets Policy and has created a Model Complete Streets

Policy and Policy Development Guidance that can be tailored to fit

each municipality.

As a demonstration of the Palm Beach TPA’s commitment to assist local

governments to comply with ADA Transition Plan requirements for sub-

recipients of federal funds including transportation funding

allocations, the TPA hosted a training workshop on October 11, 2018.

Go to PalmBeachTPA.org/CompleteStreets for the model policy!

Complete Streets Adopted in 2016

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https://www.palmbeachtpa.org/static/sitefiles/Complete_Streets/TPA_Model_Complete_Streets_Policy.docx

https://www.palmbeachtpa.org/static/sitefiles/Complete_Streets/TPA_Complete_Streets_Policy_Guidance.docx

http://www.palmbeachtpa.org/CompleteStreets

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2019 Safe Streets Summit

Over 400 attended this year’s Safe Streets Summit, with many returning for mobile workshops the next day.

ADA Transition Plan

Workshop

The TPA hosted an ADA Transition Plan compliance workshop and an

FHWA Lane Repurposing Workshop.

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We Administer the Agency

TPA Office Construction

2019 MPOAC Institute

The TPA is committed to

training our board and staff,

creating top-notch facilities

that support the planning

process, implementing its

strategic plan and operating

under sound financial and

administrative controls.

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Did You Know?

The TPA reports on its financial health quarterly and its

Strategic Plan annually.

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TPA Governing Board Members & Staff

Nick Uhren

Executive Director

Malissa Booth Public Relations

Manager Title VI & ADA Officer

Valerie Neilson Deputy Director of

Multimodal Development

Andrew Uhlir Deputy Director of

Program Development

Matthew Komma Chief Financial

Officer

Margarita Pierce Executive Assistant

Vacant Public Relations

Specialist

Nicholas Hernandez Lead Planner

Pedestrian/Bicycle Coordinator

Michael Lynch Lead Planner

LRTP Coordinator

Vacant Procurement/

Grants Coordinator

Alexa Sanabria Executive Secretary

Vacant Lead Planner

Transit Coordinator

Jason Price Lead Planner

TIP Coordinator

Alyssa Frank Transportation

Planner I

Gregory Gabriel Transportation

Planner II

Joseph Anderson Commissioner

Port of Palm Beach

Mary Lou Berger Commissioner

Palm Beach County

Joni Brinkman Vice Mayor

Palm Springs

Joel Flores Mayor

Greenacres

Steven Grant Mayor

Boynton Beach

Jim Kuretski Vice Mayor

Jupiter

Shirley Lanier Councilwoman Riviera Beach

Melissa McKinlay Commissioner

Palm Beach County

Michael Napoleone Vice Mayor Wellington

Cory Neering Commissioner

West Palm Beach

Joseph Peduzzi Commissioner

West Palm Beach

Shelly Petrolia Mayor

Delray Beach

Fred Pinto Mayor

Royal Palm Beach

Scott Singer Mayor

Boca Raton

Andy Thomson Council Member

Boca Raton

Pam Triolo Mayor

Lake Worth Beach

Robert Weinroth Commissioner

Palm Beach County

Gregg Weiss Commissioner

Palm Beach County

Steve Wilson Mayor

Belle Glade

Gerry O’Reilly District Secretary FDOT District Four

2300 N Jog Road, 4th Floor | West Palm Beach, FL 33411

561.684.4170 | www.PalmBeachTPA.org

Hal Valeché

Chair Commissioner

Palm Beach County

Maria Marino Vice Chair

Councilmember Palm Beach Gardens

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FY 19 STRATEGIC PLAN REPORT CARD Goals, Actions and Outcomes

PLAN THE SYSTEM

Action Outcome(s) Status

A. Commence 3 new multimodal studies Lake Worth Rd, Forest Hill Blvd, US 1 in North Palm

B. Conduct 3 Safe Routes to School and/or Walking Safety Audits

Lake Worth Rd, Royal Palm Beach Blvd, US 1 in Delray

C. Create interactive transportation planning map site PalmBeachTPA.org/map created fall 2018

D. Publish Long Range Transportation Plan Implementation Report

Published report June 2019

E. Create Transit Shelter Design Guide Design guide in process

PRIORITIZE FUNDING


A. Maintain website of funding opportunities Currently maintain

PalmBeachTPA.org/funding

B. Select system performance measure targets based on values and cost feasibility

Targets selected March 2019

C. Update LI/TA Scoring System to ensure projects advance TPA Priorities

Updated scoring system in December 2018

D. Submit applications for Discretionary Grants (New Starts, CRISI, BUILD, Smart Cities, etc.)

Submitted for FHWA/FTA Peer Exchange Program

IMPLEMENT PROJECTS


A. Review FDOT, County and City project designs to ensure all funded projects advance TPA priorities

Reviewed >20 Projects

B. Publish annual system report card on status of TPA performance measures and projects to improve them

Published system report card in Feb 2019

C. Monitor status of TPA priority projects Provided first status report in April 2019

COLLABORATE WITH PARTNERS


A. Create Model Complete Street Policy for County, Cities

Model Policy posted to PalmBeachTPA.org/CompleteStreets

B. Research an alternative to road impact fee system

TPA staff currently refining an alternative

C. Provide ADA Transition Plan Training Workshop Workshop held in October 2018

D. Conduct FHWA Lane Repurposing Workshop Workshop held in February 2019

ADMINISTER THE AGENCY


A. Provide Board Member Training (MPOAC Institute, National Conferences, Local Workshops)

Provided >15 Training events

B. Provide TPA Staff Training Provided >22 Training events

C. Move to new office and meeting space Move anticipated in Sept 2019

D. Provide financial reports Provided quarterly financial reports

E. Provide strategic plan report Provided annual strategic plan report

ENGAGE THE PUBLIC


A. Create new brand collateral (handouts, giveaways) New annual report created in June 2019

B. Expand social media outreach to inform and engage the public

Monthly social media activity reports provided

C. Conduct outreach events (e.g. Safe Streets Summit, Bike to Work Ride, Walk/Bike to School Day, etc.)

Had 3,000 Respondents and

5,700 Participants

D. Update video explaining role of the TPA Have not created new video for website

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Palm Beach TPA Strategic Plan 2

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contact: Malissa Booth at 561-684-4143 or email

[email protected]. Hearing impaired

individuals are requested to telephone the Florida

Relay System at #711.

GOVERNING BOARD

MEMBERSHIP

TPA Chair

Commissioner Hal Valeche

Palm Beach County

TPA Vice Chair

Councilmember Maria Marino

City of Palm Beach Gardens

City of

Belle Glade

Mayor Steve B. Wilson

City of

Boca Raton

Mayor Scott Singer

Council Member Andy Thomson

City of

Boynton Beach

Mayor Steven B. Grant

City of

Delray Beach

Mayor Shelly Petrolia

City of

Greenacres

Mayor Joel Flores

Town of

Jupiter

Vice Mayor Jim Kuretski

City of

Lake Worth Beach

Mayor Pam Triolo

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Palm Beach TPA Strategic Plan

Palm Beach County

Commissioner Mary Lou Berger

Commissioner Melissa McKinlay

Commissioner Robert Weinroth

Commissioner Gregg Weiss

Village of

Palm Springs

Vice Mayor Joni Brinkman

City of

Riviera Beach

Councilwoman Shelly Lanier

Village of

Royal Palm Beach

Mayor Fred Pinto

City of

West Palm Beach

Commissioner Cory Neering

Commissioner Joseph Peduzzi

Village of

Wellington

Vice Mayor Michael J. Napoleone

Port of Palm Beach

Commissioner Joseph Anderson

Florida Department of Transportation

(non-voting advisory member)

District Four Secretary Gerry O’Reilly

CONTENTS

STRATEGIC PLAN

PURPOSE 4

GOALS, ACTIONS AND

OUTCOMES 5

MONITORING AND

ANNUAL REPORT CARDS 7

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0Palm Beach TPA Strategic Plan 4

STRATEGIC PLAN PURPOSE Strategic planning is an organization's process of

defining its strategy, or direction, and making

decisions on allocating its resources to pursue this

strategy. The Palm Beach Transportation Planning

Agency (TPA) established and annually updates its

Strategic Plan as a measurable guide toward

executing its mission and achieving its long-term

vision. The Strategic Plan defines specific,

incremental steps that will be initiated, monitored

for timely progress, and annually reported to the TPA

Governing Board and the public.

The mission and vision statements concisely

communicate the overall agency’s purpose and

direction. Crafted by the Governing Board,

Committees, Executive Director and staff, the Palm

Beach TPA's mission and vision statements are

intended to be inspirational while also providing a

focus and direction for the organization. Together,

they guide the Governing Board in making decisions

and maintaining the focus of the TPA.

Several benefits are derived from developing and

implementing the Strategic Plan. Governing Board

priorities are clearly communicated for the TPA

Executive Director and staff to follow. Metrics are

established for measuring progress on each action

and making adjustments to achieve the strategic

outcomes efficiently and cost-effectively.

Transparency and accountability is provided to the

public, the partnering organizations, and the

member agencies of the TPA.

MISSION

VISION

To collaboratively plan, prioritize, and

fund the transportation system.

A safe, efficient, and connected

multimodal transportation system.

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GOALS, ACTIONS AND OUTCOMESSix goals, aligned with the TPA’s Unified Planning

Work Program, frame the approach to achieving the

Strategic Plan and provide clarity of purpose and

direction. The goals are further defined and

supported by implementable actions and defined

outcomes so that evidence of progress and

accountability may be monitored.

Action Outcome(s)

A Create new brand collateral (handouts, giveaways) New material by December 2018

A Create pilot interactive comment map Map on website by June 2020

B Expand social media outreach to inform and engage the public

Monthly social media activity report

10 posts / month

C

Conduct outreach events

(e.g. Safe Streets Summit, Bike to Work Ride, Walk/Bike to School Day, transit plan corridors, etc.)

500 Respondents / Year

2,000 Participants / Year

D Update video explaining role of the TPA New video on website by March 2019 June 2021

Action Outcome(s)

A Commence new multimodal studies on transit plan corridors 3 Studies / Year

B Conduct Safe Routes to School & walking safety audits 3 Locations / Year

C Create interactive transportation planning map site Map on website by June 2019

D

C

Publish Long Range Transportation Plan implementation report

Publish report by June 2019 2020

E Create Transit Shelter Design Guide Design guide by June 2019

D Create Smart Palm Beach to improve existing data, add new data, and share data

Website launch by June 2020

GOAL

1 ENGAGE THE PUBLIC

GOAL

2 PLAN THE SYSTEM

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Action Outcome(s)

A Maintain website Notify partners of funding opportunities Updated Provide list of funding opportunities on website via e-mail newsletter

B Select system performance measure targets based on values and cost feasibility

Targets selected by June 2019

C

B

Update LI/TA Scoring System to ensure projects advance TPA Priorities and to promote sustainable materials

Updated scoring system by December 2019

D

C

Submit Support applications for discretionary grants (New Starts, CRISI, BUILD, Smart Cities, etc.)

1 Application / Year

D Create new TPA priority list for safety projects New priority list by August 1, 2020

Action Outcome(s)

A Review FDOT, County and City project designs to ensure all funded projects advance TPA priorities

20 Projects / Year

B Publish annual system report card on status of TPA performance measures and projects to improve them

Publish report card by June 2019 2020

C Monitor status of TPA Priority Projects Provide report every six months

D Support accelerated project delivery by partner agencies 2 Projects / Year

Action Outcome(s)

A Create Model Complete Street Policy for County, Cities Model Policy created by March 2019

B

A Research an alternative to road impact fee system Alternative presented by June 2019 2020

C Provide ADA Transition Plan Training Workshop Workshop held by October 2018

D Conduct FHWA Lane Repurposing Workshop Workshop held by June 2019

B Facilitate local Walk/Bike/Age-Friendly Designations 3 Local Governments / Year

C Conduct workshops on topics of interest (e.g. transit peer exchange, micromobility, autonomous/connected/electric vehicles, Florida transportation surtax initiatives, etc.)

3 Workshops / Year

GOAL

3 PRIORITIZE FUNDING

GOAL

5 COLLABORATE WITH PARTNERS

GOAL

4 IMPLEMENT PROJECTS

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Action Outcome(s)

A Provide board member training (MPOAC Institute, national conferences, local workshops)

15 Trainings / Year

B Provide TPA staff training 22 Trainings / Year

C Move to new office and meeting space Move in by June October 2019

D Provide quarterly and comprehensive annual financial reports

Quarterly financial report June 2020

E Provide Strategic Plan report Annually strategic plan report

MONITORING AND ANNUAL REPORT CARDSMonitoring progress toward the desired outcomes informs the day-to-day administrative decisions and actions

of the Executive Director, influencing the allocation of agency resources and the prioritization of board agenda

items and collaborative discussions with key stakeholders and partners.

Annual reporting of outcomes allows the TPA Governing Board to fully realize and leverage the value of the

TPA and informs future TPA Board decisions regarding appropriate revisions to the Strategic Plan.

To support annual review of progress, the TPA has created “report cards” that summarize the TPA’s prior

performance in relation to achieving TPA Board objectives. The annual report cards for FY 2019 and for FY

2018 are provided on the following pages.

GOAL

6 ADMINISTER THE AGENCY

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http://www.palmbeachtpa.org/

LIST OF PRIORITY PROJECTS

PalmBeachTPA.org/priorities

FY 2021-2025Sceduled for Adoption on

July 18th, 2019

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Palm Beach TPA Annual List of Priority Projects FY 2021-2025

Overview The Palm Beach Transportation Planning Agency (TPA) Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) for Fiscal Years 2021 through 2025 begins with TPA Board approval of a list of Priority Projects. Pursuant to s. 339.175(8), F.S., the TPA must transmit the project list to the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) by October 1 of each year. Due to an accelerated Florida Legislative session schedule, the deadline for transmittal of the project list is August 1st this year. FDOT uses the Priority Project list to develop their Five Year Work Program and the TPA uses the list to develop the TIP.

The Palm Beach TPA expects all currently programmed Priority Projects to advance to implementation unless otherwise indicated. For this reason, all previous Priority Projects that have not yet been implemented continue to be shown on the project list. If the lead agency for a Priority Project cannot complete the programmed phase and advance the project to the next logical phase, it is incumbent upon the agency to provide an explanation to the Palm Beach TPA.

The Priority Projects are divided into three programs: Major Highway, Transit, and Freight Projects; Local Initiatives, and Transportation Alternatives. These programs are consistent with the TPA’s adopted Long Range Transportation Plan (LRTP) and the funding sources assumed in the financial plan of the LRTP. Projects that may be eligible for federal Highway Safety Program funding or state SUNTrail program funding have been highlighted in each program list. The TPA Board also adopted Resolution TPA 2015-04 on June 18, 2015 to further clarify the funding expectations for implementation of TPA Priority Projects as summarized below. The resolution noted that Strategic Intermodal System (SIS) Projects identified by FDOT are to be funded primarily with SIS revenue, other minor projects (e.g. local projects, FDOT safety projects, etc.) are to be funded with discretionary resources, and the implementation of these projects shall create no adverse impacts on implementation of TPA Priority Projects.

• Major Highway, Transit and Freight Projects are to be funded with a portion of SA Funds, DDR Funds, DS Funds and DPTO Funds. Theportion of funding available for Major TPA Priority Projects is expected to be the remaining revenue from these sources after satisfyingoperations and maintenance requirements, district-managed SIS commitments, and statutory obligations to other modes of transportation.

• Local Initiative Projects are to be funded with the TPA's suballocated share of Surface Transportation Program funds (SU) where possible.Some SU funds are used towards furthering Major Highway, Transit, and Freight projects if needed.

• Transportation Alternative Projects are to be funded with the federal Transportation Alternative (TA) revenue.

The projects in each program are consistent with the goals, objectives and values of the LRTP. Eligible projects were evaluated and ranked pursuant to the LRTP and the scoring systems for the individual programs, as applicable.

The TPA prepared and adopted the following list of Priority Projects that is multimodal in nature and provides overall direction to FDOT in allocating funds. The public involvement process included presentation and discussion of the project list at meetings open to the public; agendas for these meetings were provided to the local news media and posted on the TPA website. The advisory committees will review the Priority Project list on July 10-11, 2019 and the TPA Board is expected to adopt the annual list of Priority Projects at its July 18, 2019 meeting.

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Major Highway, Transit and Freight Projects Project Selection Process

Major highway, transit and freight projects are selected from the list of cost feasible projects in the adopted Long Range Transportation Plan (LRTP). Projects are prioritized based on the Goals, Objectives and Values of the adopted LRTP, the output of the Congestion Management Process (CMP), and the priorities of the public transit providers, roadway owners, and local communities.

Project Funding

Major Highway, Transit and Freight Projects are to be funded with a portion of: • State Comprehensive Enhanced Transportation System District Dedicated Revenue (DDR) funds to be expended within Palm Beach County

pursuant to s. 206.608(2), F.S.;• State fuel sales tax funds, State Primary funds for highways and public transit (DS), State Public Transportation Office (DPTO) funds to be

expended for any legitimate state transportation purpose, with a required minimum for public transportation; and• FDOT's allocated share of Surface Transportation Program (SA) funds not sub-allocated to the TPA;

Funding available for Major TPA Priority Projects is expected to be the remaining revenue from these sources after satisfying operations and maintenance requirements, district-managed SIS commitments, and statutory obligations to other modes of transportation.

Target 5-Year Funding Level from LRTP: ~$200M

Actual 5-Year Funding Level in FY 20-24 TIP: ~$81.1M

The TPA requests the following for the FY 21-25 Major Project Priority Project List:

1-2: FDOT has awarded a contract for construction of the SR-7 extension and widening but does not have active permits from the South FloridaWater Management District or the Northern Palm Beach County Improvement District. FDOT should work to restore these permits andconstruct these projects.

4 and 6: SFRTA and Boca Raton have requested deferral of the second Tri-Rail station in Boca Raton (430458, see Exhibits A and B attached). The TPA has previously provided ~$30M to SFRTA for the Northern Layover Facility (429767), and FDOT has provided an additional $6M in state funding. SFRTA has represented that they can award a design-build contract in late 2020 with completion expected in 2023, and that they can include additional design elements if additional funding is provided (see Exhibit C attached). The TPA requests that all TPA funding in FY 20-23 for the second Tri-Rail station be reprogrammed to the Northern Layover Facility to offset the anticipated funding shortfall for the Layover Facility.

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5: In the FY 20-24 TIP, FDOT deferred PDE funding for the Tri Rail extension from West Palm Beach to Jupiter (4170317) from FY 20 to FY 21 due to lack of a local funding source and lack of an FEC easement. The TPA requests that the PDE study be retained in FY 21 to quantify project construction and operations costs and to evaluate rail corridor capacity to support valuation of an FEC easement.

7: US 1 Multimodal Corridor. The TPA requests corridor-wide programming to implement transit signal prioritization and to design and construct 22 enhanced transit shelters. The TPA also requests feasibility and design programming for lane repurposing projects in Boca Raton, West Palm Beach, and North Palm Beach. Finally, the TPA requests construction programming for roadway reconstruction in Riviera Beach and Lake Park.

9: The TPA requests full funding for right-of-way acquisition for Atlantic Avenue from west of Lyons Road to Jog Road (445291)

10: Okeechobee Blvd. Multimodal Corridor. The TPA requests corridor-wide programming (including SR-7 from Forest Hill Blvd. to Okeechobee Blvd,) to implement transit signal prioritization and to design and construct 36 enhanced transit shelters.

11: The TPA requests funding of design and construction for SR 80 street lights (441756).

13: Lake Worth Road Multimodal Corridor. The TPA requests corridor-wide programming (including SR-7 from Lake Worth Rd. to Forest Hill Blvd.) to implement transit signal prioritization.

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Table 1: Major TPA Projects

TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM FY 20-24 <FY 20 Needs

1 FDOT 2296643 SR-7 from 60th St to Northlake Blvd Construct new 4 lane road $51,747 $47,925 ENV $2,861 ROW $961CST on hold;

restore permits

2 FDOT 2296644 SR-7 from Okeechobee Blvd to 60th St Widen from 2 to 4 lanes $19,875 $19,875CST on hold;

restore permits

3*AAF/

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 $750Fund CST w/

Brightline phase 2

4 SFRTA 4297671Tri 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$44,650 $36,150 DSB $500 DSB $3,417 DSB $4,583

Add SU funds from 430458

per SFRTA request

5FDOT/ SFRTA

4170317 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 $107,000Retain PDE in

FY 21

6 SFRTA430458.1 &

.2Tri Rail on east side of Military Tr S of

Glades RdConstruct second Tri Rail station in

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

SFRTA and Boca have requested

deferralROW $14,914 ROW $38ENV $50 ENV $9

CST $150

7FDOT/

Palm Tran4383861 US 1: Camino Real Rd to Indiantown Rd

New BRT-lite with associated multimodal corridor improvements

PE $750 PE $2,005Move funds to sub-lines

7aFDOT/

Palm TranTBD US 1: Palmetto Park Rd to Northlake Blvd Implement Transit Signal

Prioritization for entire corridor$2,000 $2,000 Fund Full Cost

7bFDOT/

Palm TranTBD US 1: Palmetto Park Rd to Northlake Blvd

Construct 22 enhanced transit shelters within existing ROW

$4,400 $4,400Fund PE and

CST

Fully Funded

Shown in $1,000sRa

nk Lead Agency Proj. No. Location Description

Total Cost TPA RequestFY 20 FY 21 FY 22 FY23 FY24

6 FDOT 2296584 Atlantic Ave from SR 7 to W of Lyons Rd $34,780 $3,139Widen from 2 to 4 lanes, including

buffered bike lanes and 6-ft sidewalks

CST $16,481

*Projects that may be eligible for Highway Safety Program funding and/or State SUN Trail Program Funding

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Shown in $1,000sRa



7c*TPA/Boca

RatonTBD

US 1: SW 18th St Camino Real to NE 8th St/Mizner Blvd in Boca Raton

TPA/City to evaluate 1-way pair concept and a downtown bypass

with "complete streets" Lane Repurposing from 6L to 4L

between Camino Real and SE Mizner Blvd, separated/buffered bike lanes,

on-street parking, new mid-block pedestrian crossings and enhanced

pedestrian crossings

$3,233 $3,233

Fund PE; require City reso, FDOT

approval

8cFDOT/ Lake

WorthTBD

US 1: Dixie/Federal Junction to West Palm Beach Canal in Lake Worth Beach

Lane Repurposing from 4L to 2L/3L, add bike lanes and bus queue jump

lanes$5,674 $5,674

City not interested at

this time

7dFDOT/ WPB

4394041US 1: Quadrille to 25th St 25th St to 42nd

Street in West Palm Beach

Lane Repurposing from 5L to 3L; associated multimodal

improvements including SUNTrail$12,173 PE $1,280 $10,893


approval

PE $1,500

ENV $10

7f*FDOT/ N Palm Beach

TBDUS 1: Northlake to NPB Drawbridge in

North Palm Beach

Lane Repurposing from 6L to 4L with separated bike lanes and furnishing

zone$4,998 $4,998


approval

8Lake

Worth Beach

4420941Boutwell Rd from Lake Worth Rd to 10th

Ave NAdd turn lanes and other operational

improvements$3,100 $5 CST $3,095 Fully Funded

9 FDOT440575.x,445291.x

Atlantic Ave from W of Lyons Rd to Jog RdWiden from 4 to 6 lanes, including

buffered bike lanes and 6-ft sidewalks

$80,891 $710 PDE $2,500 PE $3,423 ROW $13,000 $61,258 Fund ROW

10FDOT/

Palm Tran4417581

Okeechobee Blvd from SR 7 to US-1; SR-7 from Forest Hill Blvd to Okeechobee Blvd

New LRT/BRT service with associated multimodal corridor improvements

$5 $ PE $750 PE $3,000Move funds to sub-lines

10aFDOT/

Palm TranTBD


Implement Transit Signal Prioritization for entire corridor

$1,000 $1,000 Fund Full Cost

FDOT 4383862US 1: 59th St to Northlake Blvd in Riviera Beach and Lake Park

Reconstruct as 4L, add bike lanes and medians; move barrier wall on bridge

to protect bike lanes; install mast arm signal at 20th, add street

lights/ped-scale lights where feasible

$6,1017e* PE $750 ENV $10 $3,831 Fund CST


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10bFDOT/

Palm TranTBD


Construct 36 enhanced transit shelters within existing ROW

$7,200 $7,200Fund PE and

CST

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

Complete Safety Study

(12/19), Fund CST

12 FDOT 4417571 US 27 Connector from US 27 to SR 715 Construct new 2 lane road $26,850 PL $250 $26,600Advance Planning

Study

13FDOT/

Palm TranTBD

Lake Worth Rd from SR 7 to US-1; SR-7 from Lake Worth Rd to Forest Hill Blvd

New LRT/BRT service with associated multimodal corridor improvements

13a FDOT TBDLake Worth Rd from SR 7 to US-1;

SR-7 from Lake Worth Rd to Forest Hill BlvdImplement Transit Signal

Prioritization$1,000 $1,000 Fund Full Cost

$446,262 $112,720 $29,166 $12,121 $22,415 $14,182 $13,000 $249,169Cost Summary


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Local Initiative Projects Project Selection Process

The Local Initiatives Program was created in the 2040 LRTP and is structured to identify and fund non-regionally significant transportation projects. Local Initiative projects are selected from an annual competitive application process based on the Goals, Objectives and Values in the adopted LRTP; these projects are then approved by the advisory committees and the TPA Board. Applications for Local Initiative projects were solicited from transportation service providers as well as county and municipal staff. The project scores and subsequent ranking for the 2019 application cycle are attached as Exhibit D.

Project Funding

The adopted LRTP contemplates funding these projects at around $20 million per year, primarily funded with federal Surface Transportation Program Funds suballocated to the Palm Beach TPA.


Actual 5-Year Funding Level in FY 20-24 TIP: ~$127M*

*The actual funding in the TIP exceeds the target level from the LRTP because the local funds have been included in the total.

The TPA requests the following for the FY 21-25 Local Initiative Priority Project List:

• Update programming of SU funding to support TPA planning and administration consistent with the adopted FY 20-24 TIP and FY 19-20UPWP (as amended in February 2019).

• Delete project 14-2, Ped-scale street lighting on US 1 from 11th St to 27th St in Riviera Beach, because street lighting and ped-scale lightingwill be installed where feasible as part of TPA Major Project 7e: US 1 from 59th Street to Northlake Blvd.

• On project 16-2, US 1/Dixie Highway from Albermarle Rd to Okeechobee Blvd., replace local funds with state DDR/DS funds in FY 21• On projects prioritized in 2017 and 2018 to be implemented by local agencies, confirm all assumed local funding amounts in the programmed

construction years• On project 18-6, Germantown Rd from Old Germantown to Congress Ave, reduce SU funding to $5M in FY 23 and confirm local funding

amount for that year• Program construction/implementation of five (5) new projects as noted in the following table.

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Table 2: Local Initiatives Program

TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM FY 20-24

-- Palm Beach TPA 439325.x $10,982 PL $600 PL $1,860 PL $1,966 PL $2,077 PL $2,185 $2,294Update work program to

match TIP/UPWP

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

Mobile ticketing$5,325 $5,325

Fully Funded - Palm Tran to implement late 2019

14-2*Riviera Beach/

FDOT2297444 US 1 from 11th St to 27th St

Construct pedestrian scale lighting on east side of corridor

$1,044 $189 ENV $20 $835Delete project - include lights with TPA Major

Project 7e

14-5Palm Beach

County/ FDOT436894.1,.

2 &.4Bridges: 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 Fully Funded

CST Jan 2020

14-7* Delray Beach 4368961Lowson Blvd/

SW 10th St from Military Trail Dover Rd to SE 6th Ave

Consruct designated bike lanes and sidewalks. Includes standalone

pedestrian bridges.$4,792 $5 CST $4,787

Fully FundedModify limitsCST Fall 2020

14-8Palm Beach

County/ FDOT4368971

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

Fully FundedCST Spring 2020

14-9* ITID/ FDOT 4368991Hamlin Blvd

190th St to 180th Ave NConstruct 6-ft sidewalk on south side

of roadway$832 $332 CST $500

Fully FundedCST Spring 2020

14-10Palm Beach

County/ FDOT4383871 15 mast arm traffic signals countywide

Replace inductive loops with video camera detection

$1,425 $209 CST $1,216Fully Funded

CST Summer 2020

14-11*Boca Raton/

FDOT4383881

Clint Moore Rd from Congress Ave to NW 2nd Ave

Construct 10-ft shared use path on the south side of the corridor

$1,425 $209 CST $1,216Fully FundedCST Feb 2020

14-12Delray Beach/

FDOT4383891 Swinton Ave from S 10th St to NE 4th St

Resurface roadway, construct missing sidewalks and improve

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

Fully FundedCST April 2020

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 $1,505Fully Funded

City to Implement

$492 CST $2,77614-3*Riviera Beach/

FDOT4383841

Australian Ave from 1st St to Blue Heron Blvd

Construct pedestrian scale lighting $3,283 ENV

Surface Transportation (SU) funds to support TPA Planning & Administration as outlined in greater detail in the UPWP

Shown in $1,000s

FY 23RankApplicant/ Lead

Agency Proj. No. Location Description Total Cost < FY 20 TPA RequestFY 24FY 20 FY 21 FY 22

Fully Funded

Needs

$15

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TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM FY 20-24Shown in $1,000s


Agency Proj. No. Location Description Total Cost < FY 20 TPA RequestFY 24FY 20 FY 21 FY 22 Needs

15-2 Palm Tran 4383921Various locations along existing Palm

Tran bus routesConstruct 30 transit shelters $600 $600

Fully FundedPalm Tran to Implement

15-3West Palm

Beach4383961

Various locations along existing WPB trolley lines

Construct seven (7) trolley shelters $571 $571Fully Funded

City to ImplementPE $200

ENV $20

15-5*Delray Beach/

FDOT4383951

George Bush Blvd from NE 2nd Ave to A1A (excluding Intracoastal Waterway

bridge)

Widen to provide two 10-ft travel lanes, 5-ft designated bike lanes and 5-6-ft sidewalks. Add street lighting

and drainage.

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

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

Ave/A1APurchase four (4)

Replacement Trolleys$860 CAP $860

Fully FundedCity to Implement

15-8Boca Raton/

FDOT4384021

NE 5th Ave from Boca Raton Rd to NE 20th St

Construct 6' sidewalk on west side $720 $260 ENV $20 CST $440 Fully Funded

ENV $20

CST $20

16-3*Delray Beach/

FDOT4400431

Brant Bridge over C-15 Canal in Delray Beach

Replace bridge and install 10' shared use paths

$2,772 $655 ENV $40 CST $2,077 Fully Funded

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

South Shore BlvdConstruct 10' shared use path;

crosswalk striping$693 $5 CST $688 Fully Funded

16-5* ITID/ FDOT 4400451Various midblock locations in Indian Trail

Improvement District

Construct speed tables, midblock islands, raised medians, and

advanced warning signs$1,055 $255 ENV $48 CST $752 Fully Funded

16-6*Lake Worth

Beach/ FDOT4400461 Lake Worth Rd from Erie St to A St

Construct Pedestrian enhancements, reconfigure traffic circle

$1,781 PE $464 ENV $125 CST $1,192 Fully Funded

PE $1,303

ENV $10

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

Hwy/US 1Construct sidewalks and separated

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

Fully Funded; Confirm LF in FY 22

17-3* Jupiter 4415721 Indiantown Rd from US 1 to A1AConstruct 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 Fully Funded

$1,528

ENV $10 CST $5,654

Replace LF with DDR/DS funds in FY 21


17-1* &

17-5*

Construct buffered bike lanes and pedestrian enhancements

$6,977West Palm

Beach/ FDOT4415701

36th St & bridge from Australian Ave to Poinsettia Ave in West Palm Beach

Homewood Blvd from Old Germantown Rd to Lowson Blvd

Install designated bike lanes and sidewalks

$6,235 $265 CST $5,930

15-4*Delray Beach/

FDOT$460 CST$2,2084383941

16-2*West Palm

Beach/ FDOT4400421

US 1/Dixie Hwy from Albemarle Rd to Okeechobee Blvd in West Palm Beach

Lane Repurposing from 4L to 3L, associated multimodal

improvements

Fully Funded






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

RdConstruct sidewalks and separated



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

to Brant BridgeConstruct sidewalks and separated



18-1*Westgate CRA/

Palm Beach County

4443711Westgate 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


18-2*West Palm

Beach4443761

Parker Ave from Forest Hill Blvd to Nottingham Blvd

Construct buffered/separated bicycle lanes and pedestrian lighting

$7,453 PE $5 CST $5,805 CST $1,642Fully Funded;

Confirm LF in FY 23

18-3*Palm Beach

County4443701

Lyons Rd/ Sansbury Way from Forest Hill Blvd to Okeechobee Blvd

Construct separated bicycle lanes $5,195 PE $5 CST $5,190Fully Funded;

Confirm LF in FY 22

18-4*Boynton Beach/

FDOT4440791 Boynton Beach Blvd from I-95 to US 1

Reconstruct: narrow vehicle lanes, construct 9-ft sidewalk on north, 15-

ft shared use path on south, pedestrian lighting

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

18-5 Boca Raton 4443791Yamato Rd: W of Jog to I-95, and 16 Intersections in the downtown area

Install Adaptive Traffic Control Systems

$2,627 PE $5 CST $2,622Fully Funded;

Confirm LF in FY 22

18-6* Delray Beach 4443771Germantown Rd from Old Germantown

Rd to Congress AveConstruct sidewalks and separated


Reduce SU to $5M, Confirm LF in FY 23

19-1 Palm TranPalm Tran electric buses and Palm Tran Maintenance Facility (Electonics Way)

charging stations

Purchase 3 electric buses and install electric charging at maintenance

facility$3,772

Program as FTA flex, add state TRIP as match

19-2*Palm Beach

CountyCresthaven Blvd from S Jog Rd to S

Military TrlConstruct 7-ft buffered bike lanes

and three intersection modifications$3,916

Program CST; PE is local funds

19-3Palm

Beach/Palm Beach County

Royal Poinciana & CocoanutRoyal Poinciana & South County

Royal Palm & CocoanutRoyal Palm & South County

Connect 4 signals to Palm Beach County trafffic signal network

$646Program CST;

PE is local funds

19-4*West Palm

Beach25th St from Australian Ave to Broadway

Ave

Lane Repurposing from 4 lanes to 3, construct R/R gate enhancements, ADA upgrades, buffered bike lane/

designated bike lane, lighting improvments, sidewalks

$4,559Program CST;

PE is local funds






19-5*Loxahatchee Groves/Palm Beach County

Okeechobee Blvd at Folsom RdConstruct roundabout and

sidewalks/lighting$1,486

Program CST; PE is local funds

-- 4352071 Reserve BoxSurface Transportation (SU) reserve funding for Local Initiative Projects

$6,393 $1,142 $1,377 $3,873

$146,759 $16,171 $19,849 $23,081 $42,506 $23,856 $18,168 $17,508Cost Summary


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Transportation Alternative Projects

Project Selection Process

Transportation Alternative projects are selected from an annual competitive application process based on the Goals, Objectives and Values in the adopted LRTP; these projects are then ranked by the Bicycle/Trailways/Pedestrian Advisory Committee (BTPAC) and approved by the TPA Governing Board. The BTPAC ranking and project scores for the 2019 application cycle are attached as Exhibit E.

Project Funding

Construction of Transportation Alternative Projects proposed for inclusion in the TIP is funded with federal Surface Transportation Block Grant (STBG) Transportation Alternative (TA) set-aside funds on a cost reimbursement basis for eligible expenses and supplemented with local funds. Design of the project is funded by the applicant no less than two years prior to construction funding availability.


Actual 3-Year Funding Level in FY 20-24 TIP: ~$16.5M*

*The actual funding in the TIP exceeds the target level from the LRTP because the local funds have been included in the total.

The TPA requests the following for the FY 21-25 Transportation Alternatives Priority Project List:

• Program construction/implementation of five (5) new projects as noted in the following table.

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Table 3: Transportation Alternatives Program


Rank Location Description

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

Gulfstream Blvd

Construct green designated bike lanes, wider sidewalks, brick crosswalks and

school zone lighting$1,704 $1,704

Fully Funded, CST in Jul 2019

15-3Royal Palm

Beach4382901 Various Royal Palm Beach neighborhoods

Upgrade existing sidewalks to ADA standards in residential neighborhoods

$839 $839Fully Funded,

CST in Oct 2019

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

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

Fully Funded, CST Fall 2020

PE $400

ENV $10

16-3*West Palm

Beach4400121

Roosevelt Estates Neighborhood in West Palm Beach

Install ADA ramp improvements and textured pavement in crosswalks

$910 $5 CST $905Fully Funded,

CST in Summer 2020

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

Ida RdConstruct shared use paths in residential

alleyways$2,572 $5 CST $2,567

Fully Funded, CST in Summer

2020

17-1*West Palm

Beach4415271 Northmore neighborhood

Construct sidewalks and shared use pathways

$1,215 $5 CST $1,210 Fully Funded

17-2*Westgate CRA/

Palm Beach County

4415301 Belvedere Heights neighborhoodConstruct sidewalks and pedestrian scale

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

17-4*Royal Palm

Beach4415311

FPL Pathway between Lamstein Ln and Las Palmas St

Install LED lighting adjacent to pathway $1,169 $5 CST $1,164 Fully Funded

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

Beach St College Ent

Resurfacing with separated bike lanes, new mid-block crossings, enhanced

crosswalks$4,102 $266 ENV $30 CST $3,806 Fully Funded

18-1*West 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 Fully Funded

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

18-3*Westgate CRA/

Palm Beach County

4443671 Bridgeman Dr, Wellington Rd, Prairie Rd Construct 5-ft sidewalks and pedestrian

scale lighting$1,192 PE $5 CST $1,187 Fully Funded

Shown in $1,000s

Proj. No. Total Cost < FY 20 TPA Request

$773Fully Funded, FDOT to CST

Construct pedestrian bridge west of existing roadway bridge

$1,198 $5 ENV $10

NeedsFY 20 FY 21 FY 22 FY 23 FY 24

16-2*West Palm

Beach/ FDOT4400151 North Shore Bridge in West Palm Beach CST

Applicant/ Lead Agency


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Table 3: Transportation Alternatives Program


Rank Location Description

Shown in $1,000s

Proj. No. Total Cost < FY 20 TPA RequestNeedsFY 20 FY 21 FY 22 FY 23 FY 24Applicant/ Lead

Agency

18-4*Palm Beach

County4443661

CR A1A/Ocean Dr from Donald Ross Rd to Indiantown Rd

Install 24 pedestrian activated flashers and ADA crossing enhancements

$774 PE $5 CST $769 Fully Funded

19-1*Westgate CRA/

Palm Beach County

Seminole Blvd from Okeechobee Blvd to Oswego Ave

Construct 12-ft shared use paths, high visibility crosswalks, and pedestrian

lighting$888 $888

Fund CST in FY 23

19-2* Boynton BeachSE 1st St from

Boynton Beach Blvd to Woolbright RdConstruct 10-ft shared use path on

western side of roadway$1,000 $1,000

Fund CST in FY 23

19-3*Loxahatchee

GrovesOkeechobee Blvd

from A Rd to Folsom RdConstruct 6-ft multi-use trail with fence on

south side of roadway$800 $800

Fund CST in FY 23

19-4* WellingtonGreenview Shores Blvd

from Binkes Forest Dr to Wellington TrConstruct 4-ft designated bike lanes $934 $934

Fund CST in FY 23

$23,707 $2,844 $4,282 $2,678 $9,508 $ $773 $3,622Cost Summary *Projects that may be eligible for Highway Safety Program funding and/or State SUN Trail Program Funding

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FY 2021-2025

Palm Beach TPA Annual List of Priority Projects

Exhibits

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Exhibit A

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Exhibit B

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DATE:

TO:

FROM:

MEMORANDUM

June 27, 2019

Nick Uhren, PE, Executive Director, Palm Bead� A __...

Steven L. Abrams, Executive Director, SFRTA �

SUBJECT: Request to reprogram PBTPA funds from FM 430458-2 New Boca

Raton Station Study (Boca II) to FM 429767-1 SFRTA Northern Layover Facility

This correspondence is in response to your email dated May 8, 2019, requesting information on South Florida Regional Transportation Authority (SFRTA) Northern Layover & Light Maintenance Facility (Northern Layover Facility.)

1. Support Letters

a. SFR TA letter requesting deferral of Boca II as a TP A priority and requestingreprogramming of funds to Northern Layover Facility.

Response: Please see the attached letter (Exhibit 1.)

b. City of Boca Raton letter requesting deferral of Boca II as a TP A priority

Response: Please see the attached letter (Exhibit 2.)

2. Benefit Analysis

a. Summary of operations impacts to be eliminated by closure of Okeechobee layoversite, including nearby roadway closures and noise impacts to nearby residents

Response: Once SFRTA's Northern Layover Facility is operational, SFRTA will relocate the West Palm Beach (Okeechobee) Layover Facility to the NorthernLayover Facility. As all maintenance activities will be relocated, the noise impacts associated with those maintenance activities will cease. The relocation of the West Palm Beach Layover Facility will have no impact on nearby roadways, nor will it cause closure of any roadways.

3. Cost Analysis

a. Source and amount of all existing funds already utilized/programmed

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Exhibit C

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2019 TPA Local Initiatives Applications TPA

SCORE* APPLICANT PROJECT TPA FUNDING

REQUESTED STATUS

38.0 Palm Beach County (Palm Tran) PBC Electric Bus Transition Initiative $3,772,287 Eligible

31.2 Palm Beach County (Engineering) Cresthaven Blvd. – 7’ Buffered Bicycle Lanes $3,836,922 Eligible

31.0 Town of Palm Beach Signal Interconnect $645,714 Eligible

29.5

City of Lake Worth South H St. and South East Coast St. One-Way Pairings $3,600,000

Ineligible – not eligible use of Surface Transportation Block Grant funds

29.1 City of West Palm Beach Mercer Ave. Complete Streets $4,928,859 Withdrawn by Applicant

28.6 City of West Palm Beach 25th St. Complete Streets $4,559,112 Eligible

22.6 Village of Wellington Greenbriar Blvd. Bike Lanes $1,781,058

Withdrawn by Applicant

16.0 Town of Loxahatchee Groves Okeechobee Blvd. roundabouts $1,485,750

Eligible

14.1 Indian Trail Improvement District ITD traffic calming improvements $368,985

Ineligible – no Local Agency Program (LAP) sponsor

*Max Score = 98

Exhibit D

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2019 TPA Transportation Alternatives Applications

BTPAC RANK*

TPA SCORE

APPLICANT PROJECT TPA FUNDING REQUESTED

STATUS

1 54.0 Palm Beach County (Engineering) *Westgate CRA

Seminole Blvd. Complete Streets $1,000,000 Eligible

2 52.8 City of Boynton Beach SE 1st St. Complete Streets Improvements

$1,000,000 Eligible

3 47.0 Town of Loxahatchee Groves Multi-Use Trail along Okeechobee Blvd.

$886,105 Eligible

5 51.8 Village of Wellington Greenview Shores Bike Lanes $934,010 Eligible

6 50.0 Indian Trail Improvement District

Non-motorized Improvements $859,502 Ineligible – no Local Agency Program (LAP) sponsor

7 41.0 City of Palm Beach Gardens Pedestrian Crossings Enhancement Program

$335,661 Eligible

8 41.0 Village of Royal Palm Beach Bicycle/Pedestrian Network Wayfinding

$599,378 Eligible

4** 61.6 Palm Beach County (Engineering) *Westgate CRA

Cherry Rd. Pedestrian Safety Improvements

$617,298 Eligible

*Max Score = 107**Per TPA Board policy, only the highest ranking eligible project application for each applicant will be included in the draft priority list.

Exhibit E

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Palm Beach TPA Transportation Plan Update

2045 Draft Cost Feasible Plan

Schedule Overview

Revenue Forecasting

The TPA created the attached summary of transportation revenues available for new projects

in Palm Beach County. The revenue forecast is divided into the following time bands:

FY 20-24 to match the TPA’s adopted Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)

FY 25-30, to support creation of a focused 10-year investment plan

FY 31-35, and

FY 36-45

The revenue forecast is also divided into the following categories of projects:

TPA Prioritization (Other State Roadways)

o The TPA leads the selection of projects on the other state-maintained roadways

in Palm Beach County. These projects are funded with primarily state

transportation revenues and supplemented with a small portion of federal

funding.

o The TPA can select transit capital projects for implementation on the state

highway system but state funding for these projects is currently restricted by

statute to no more half of the non-federal share of the total capital cost.

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MPierce

3.A


FDOT Prioritization (Strategic Intermodal System and Turnpike projects)

o The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) leads the selection of projects

on the largest roadways in the state highway system. These projects are funded

with a combination of federal and state transportation revenues. The role of the

TPA is to endorse, modify or reject the projects selected by FDOT.

PBC Prioritization (County Roadways)

o The County and City lead the selection of projects on these local facilities. The

role of the TPA is to support project selection through transportation-related

policies (e.g. Complete Streets, Vision Zero, etc.) and to support project

implementation through provision of project funding.

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Revenue Forecast for New Construction Projects

Program

20-24

(TIP) 25-30 31-35 36-45Total

TPA Prioritization

Funding available for TPA Prioritization.

TPA Major Projects $74.5 $176.6 $170.6 $443.1 $864.8

District Dedicated Revenue (DDR) $43.8 $84.1 $82.3 $217.6 $427.8Primary Highways & Public Transportation Office (DS) $22.3 $77.3 $75.7 $200.1 $375.4Surface Transportation - Any Area (STP-A) $8.5 $15.2 $12.7 $25.3 $61.6

Local Initiatives and Transportation Alternatives $117.7 $141.2 $117.7 $235.3 $611.8

Surface Transportation - Urbanized (SU) $102.2 $122.6 $102.2 $204.3 $531.2Surface Transportation - Alternatives (TAxx) $15.5 $18.6 $15.5 $31.0 $80.6

Florida Department of Transportation Prioritization

Funding available for FDOT Prioritization. TPA role is to endorse/modify/reject projects.

Strategic Intermodal System (SIS) $269.8 $378.9 $687.2 $5,220.8 $6,556.7

National Highway Performance Program (NHPP) $134.6 $227.0 $381.6 $2,863.5 $3,606.6Statewide Interstate (DI) $85.3 $151.3 $254.4 $1,909.0 $2,400.0District Dedicated Revenue (DDR) $29.0 $0.3 $30.7 $269.0 $329.0Primary Highways & Public Transportation Office (DS) $21.0 $0.2 $20.5 $179.3 $221.0

Turnpike

Turnpike Improvement (PKYI) $107.3 $2,374.5 $0.0 $0.0 $2,481.8Turnpike Master Bond Fund (PKBD) $344.2 $0.0 $0.0 $0.0 $344.2

Palm Beach County Prioritization

Palm Beach County $294.8 $336.0 $242.0 $494.0 $1,366.8

Road Impact Fees $152.5 $213.0 $140.0 $272.0 $777.55-cent Local Option Gas Tax (LOGT) $43.3 $51.0 $42.0 $102.0 $238.3Carry Forward Gas Tax $99.0 $72.0 $60.0 $120.0 $351.0

Projected Revenue in Millions

These revenues fund the Palm Beach County 5-Year Road Program. They are shown for information and

consistency purposes in LRTP.

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Draft 25-Year Transportation Plan

The TPA also created the attached series of cost feasible project tables that show estimated

implementation costs by phase for each project. Note that costs are provided in Year of

Expenditure (YOE) and have been adjusted for inflation impacts based on the time band that

the cost falls within. The following notes further explain the projects selected within each

table.

TPA Prioritization (Other State Roadways)

o PD&E phases are funded for all premium transit corridors through 2030.

Additional funding for design, right-of-way and construction cannot be included

in the LRTP until a dedicated local fund source has been identified to leverage

state and federal capital funding and to support operations of new premium

transit service.

o To advance the TPA’s vision, complete street policy and vision zero commitment

through modifications to state roadways, a new project line item entitled “State

Road Modifications” has been created for FY 25 and forward. The intention is to

create a funding set-aside in the LRTP to support state roadway modifications

for complete streets, transit amenities, safety improvements, and TSM&O

technology investments. The TPA’s desires plan includes construction of 37 miles

of sidewalk, over 50 miles of separated and/or buffered bike lanes, and nearly

100 transit shelters on state roadways. The creation of this set-aside will allow

the TPA to identify and fund modifications to the state roadway system to

support these outcomes.

FDOT Prioritization (Strategic Intermodal System and Turnpike projects)

o TPA staff are recommending modification of the US 27 freight capacity project

description (FM 3390) to state “New freight railway with connection to Port

Miami” in lieu of “Add 2 truck only lanes” pursuant to Board discussion.

o TPA staff are recommending exclusion of all funding beyond Project

Development and Environmental (PD&E) for the Southern Blvd elevated

expressway (FM 3394) to allow the TPA Board to further evaluate alternatives

before endorsing an FDOT selection.

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PBC Prioritization (County Roadways)

o Because the County leads the selection of projects on these local facilities, the

TPA is conducting follow up meetings with Palm Beach County to ensure that all

planned roadway capacity projects that are warranted by future demand

projections have been included in the draft plan. The projects currently

included were identified by TPA staff based on projected traffic congestion

levels on local roadways.

o The TPA continues to support the reconstruction of federal aid eligible county

and city roadways to advance its vision, its Complete Streets policy, and its Vision

Zero commitment. The LRTP retains the Local Initiatives program as an annual

set-aside to fund locally identified projects through a competitive application

process.

Finally, the TPA created a map of projects that will be fully constructed through 2045 and a

second map of projects that can only be studied and/or planned for implantation through 2045

based on existing financial resources and regulations concerning their use.

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Summary Revenue and Expenditures for New Construction Projects

20-241

25-30 31-35 36-45 Total

TPA Major Projects

Revenue $74.5 $176.6 $170.6 $443.1 $864.8Expenditures $74.5 $177.0 $168.6 $445.0 $865.1Balance $0.0 -$0.4 $2.0 -$1.9 -$0.3

Strategic Intermodal System Capacity Projects

Revenue $330.7 $378.9 $691.6 $5,220.8 $6,621.9Expenditures $330.7 $378.9 $691.6 $5,220.8 $6,621.9Balance $0.0 $0.0 $0.0 $0.0 $0.0

Turnpike Capacity Projects2

Revenue $408.6 $2,077.6 $0.0 $0.0 $2,486.2Expenditures $408.6 $2,077.6 $0.0 $0.0 $2,486.2Balance $0.0 $0.0 $0.0 $0.0 $0.0

County Road Capacity Projects

Revenue3 $294.8 $336.0 $242.0 $494.0 $1,366.8Expenditure $104.6 $216.9 $177.6 $380.4 $879.6Balance4 $190.2 $119.1 $64.4 $113.6 $487.2

1. Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) is balanced2. Turnpike projects are paid for with Turnpike revenue. Expenditures and revenue assumed to balance.3. TPA is meeting with Palm Beach County to finalize an impact fee revenue forecast and project selection.4. County expenditures in the LRTP do not include bridge replacements or intersection projects which consume the remaining balance in each time band.

Revenue and Expenditures in Millions (Year of Expenditure)

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(values in $1,000)

Source Type FM Location Description PD&E D ROW CST PD&E D ROW CST PD&E D ROW CST PD&E D ROW CST

TPA-LI Multimodal TBD Local Initiatives Program Set-aside for low-cost multimodal projects $100,000 $120,000 $100,000 $205,000

TPA-TA Ped/Bike TBD Transportation Alternatives Program Set-aside for low-cost ped & bicycle projects $15,500 $18,600 $15,500 $31,775

TPA Multimodal TBD State Road ModificationsModifications for complete streets, transit

amenities, safety improvements, and TSM&O$4,500 $18,000 $20,000 $80,000 $89,000 $356,000

TPA Roadway 2296584 Atlantic Ave from SR-7 to Lyons Rd Widen 2L to 4L $3,198 $14,914 $16,149

TPA Roadway 4405751 Atlantic Ave from Lyons Rd to Jog Rd Widen 4L to 6L $3,403 $13,000 $15,840 $66,070

TPA Transit Atlantic Ave from Military Trl to US 1 LRT/BRT & assoc. multimodal improvements $4,158

TPA Transit Boynton Beach Blvd from Military Trl to US 1 LRT/BRT & assoc. multimodal improvements $4,752

TPA Transit Congress Ave from Yamato Rd to Okeechobee Blvd BRT Lite & assoc. multimodal improvements $2,079

TPA Transit 4353432 FEC Railway from 15th St in WPB to Martin County Construct supplemental safety measures $750

TPA Transit Forest Hill Blvd from SR 7 to US 1 LRT/BRT & assoc. multimodal improvements $10,811

TPA Transit Glades Road from Butts Rd to US 1 LRT/BRT & assoc. multimodal improvements $3,909

TPA Roadway Hooker Hwy from SR 715 to SR 80 Widen 2L to 4L $884 $3,534 $5,301 $17,670

TPA TransitLake Worth Rd from SR 7 to US 1

SR 7 from Lake Worth Rd to Forest Hill BlvdLRT/BRT & assoc. multimodal improvements $13,662

TPA Transit Military Trail from Glades Rd to PGA Blvd BRT Lite & assoc. mulitmodal improvements $3,234

TPA Transit 4417581Okeechobee Blvd from SR 7 to US 1

SR 7 from Forest Hill Blvd to Okeechobee BlvdLRT/BRT & assoc. multimodal improvements $3,750 $15,563

TPA Roadway 2296644 SR 7 from Okeechobee Blvd to 60th St Widen 2L to 4L

TPA Roadway 2296643 SR 7 from 60th St to Northlake Blvd Construct new 4 lane road $2,887

TPA Transit 4297671Tri Rail Northern Layover Facility on SFRC E of I-95 in

Mangonia Park/WPBConstruct new layover and light maint. facility

TPA Transit 430458Tri Rail on E side of Military Tr S of Glades Rd on

CSX/SFR corridorPassenger Rail station $7,832 $4,583

TPA Transit

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 $2,500

TPA Transit 4170317

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 $1,300

TPA Transit

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 $1,100

TPA Transit Tri-Rail rolling stockPay for 1/3 share of vehicles to support current

service and future expansion

TPA Transit US 1 from Boynton Beach Blvd to PGA Blvd BRT Lite & assoc. multimodal improvements $2,223

TPA Transit US 1 from Palmetto Park Rd to Boynton Beach Blvd BRT Lite & assoc. multimodal improvements $2,431

TPA Roadway 4417571 US 27 Connector from US 27 to SR-715/Hooker Hwy New 2L $250 $2,970 $5,693 $ $

FY 20-24 (TIP) FY 25-30 (2030 Plan) 2036-2045 (2045 Plan)2031-2035 (2045 Plan)

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(values in $1,000)


SIS Roadway 3407Beeline Hwy/SR-710 from Blue Heron Blvd to

Congress AveIntersection & TSMO Improvements $2,007 $26,679

SIS Roadway 4192511Beeline Hwy/SR-710 from Blue Heron Blvd to

Northlake BlvdWiden 4L to 6L $2,000 $3,801 $117,375

SIS Roadway 4127331 I-95 @ 10th Ave North Modify Interchange $2,650 $6,246 $29,320

SIS Roadway 4365191 I-95 @ 45th St Construct Diverging Diamond Interchange $2,355 $2,585 $78,469

SIS Roadway 4369631 I-95 @ 6th Ave South Modify Interchange $30 $1,453 $11,801

SIS Roadway 4397591 I-95 @ Belvedere Rd Add 2nd NB to EB right turn lane $820 $10 $3,116

SIS Roadway 3416 I-95 @ Belvedere Rd Modify Interchange - Ultimate $2,945 $4,788 $12,300 $63,318

SIS Roadway 4132651 I-95 @ Central Blvd Construct New Interchange $65 $8,420 $83,210

SIS Roadway 2319321 I-95 @ Gateway Blvd Modify Interchange $50 $10,416 $10,130

SIS Roadway 4132571 I-95 @ Hypoluxo Rd Modify Interchange $2,250 $948 $17,014

SIS Roadway 4397581 I-95 @ Indiantown Rd Signalize NB Ramp, Add EB Lane on Indiantown $458 $547 $7,030

SIS Roadway 4132581 I-95 @ Lantana Rd Modify Interchange $6,428 $8,053 $19,678

SIS Roadway 4353842 I-95 @ Linton Blvd Modify Interchange $1,395 $100 $11,430

SIS Roadway 4358031 I-95 @ Northlake Blvd Add turn lanes, lengthen ramps, access mgmt $60 $16,821 $37,556

SIS Roadway 4397551 I-95 @ Okeechobee Blvd Add right turn on EB Okeechobee Blvd $1,456

SIS Roadway 4132601 I-95 @ Palm Beach Lakes Blvd Modify Interchange $100 $1,366 $20 $12,208

SIS Roadway 4435901 I-95 @ PGA Blvd Add Aux Lane to SB on-ramp $749 $250 $8,649

SIS Roadway 4355161 I-95 @ Southern Blvd Modify Interchange $7,750 $10,097 $106,923

SIS Roadway 4372791 I-95 @ Woolbright Rd Modify Interchange $500 $1,120 $24,808 $12,714

SIS Roadway 4442021 I-95 from S of Linton Blvd to 6th Ave SouthConvert HOV, Add 2 Managed Lanes

(12 total + aux)$2,500 $131,241 $1,237,975

SIS Roadway 4442022 I-95 from 6th Ave South to N of Okeechobee BlvdConvert HOV, Add 2 Managed Lanes

(12 total + aux)$5,400 $222,733 $4,305 $2,101,168

SIS Roadway 4442023I-95 from N of Okeechobee Blvd to S of Indiantown

Road

Convert HOV, Add 2 Managed Lanes

(12 total + aux)$588,566 $73,739 $3,321 $695,606

SIS Roadway 4132522 I-95 from S of Indiantown Rd to Martin County Widen 6L to 8L $125 $575 $ $10,496 $98,462

SIS Roadway 4378681 Southern Blvd @ SR-7 Add EB and WB Right & Left Turn Lanes $110 $2,889 $5,172

SIS Roadway 3395 Southern Blvd @ SR-7 Modify Interchange $4,329 $28,863

SIS Roadway 3396 Southern Blvd from US-27 to I-95 Corridor Management, ITS $2,274 $13,305

SIS Roadway 3393Southern Blvd from W of Binks Forest Drive to W of

Royal Palm Beach BlvdWiden 6L to 8L $3,509 $16,247

SIS Roadway 3394Southern Blvd from W of Royal Palm Beach Blvd to I-

95Construct elevated 4L expressway in median $9,300

SIS Roadway 3390 US 27 from Broward County to Hendry CountyFreight Capacity

(New freight railway to Port Miami)$7,750 $18,600 $47,458 $437,033

SIS Roadway 3391 US 27 from Broward County to Hendry County Corridor Management, ITS $5,786 . $33,854


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TPK Roadway 4397411 Turnpike @ Hypoluxo Rd New Interchange $2,000

TPK Roadway 4182141 Turnpike from Broward County to Glades Rd Widen 6L to 10L with express lanes $10,855 $389,807

TPK Roadway 4171321 Turnpike from Glades Rd to Atlantic Ave Widen 6L to 10L with express lanes $9,820 $676,430

TPK Roadway 4371691 Turnpike from Atlantic Ave to Boynton Beach Blvd Widen 6L to 10L with express lanes $10,521 $332,975

TPK Roadway 4061435 Turnpike from WPB Service Plaza to Okeechobee Blvd Widen 4L to 8L with express lanes $5,000 $344,230

TPK Roadway 4061436Turnpike from Okeechobee Blvd to SR-710/Beeline

HwyWiden 4L to 8L with express lanes $3,960 $179,124

TPK Roadway 4157481 Turnpike from SR-710/Beeline Hwy to Indiantown Rd Widen 4L to 8L $21,545 $4,611 $495,314

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County Roadway 190th St North from 60th St N to northern terminus New 4L $1,191 $1,786 $2,977

County Roadway 2016501 45th St from E of Haverhill Rd to E of Military Trail Widen 4/5L to 6L $2,160 $4,305

County Roadway 60th St North from 190th St N to M-Canal New 4L $1,909 $2,863 $4,772

County Roadway60th St North from M-Canal to Seminole Pratt

Whitney RdWiden 2L to 4L $3,060 $4,590 $7,649

County Roadway60th St North from Seminole Pratt Whitney Rd to

140th St NNew 4L $6,418 $9,627 $16,045

County Roadway 20175151 60th St North from 140th St N to Avocado Blvd Widen 3L to 5L $1,000 $1,320 $4,224

County Roadway 20175152 60th St North from Avocado Blvd to E of 120th Ave N Widen to 3L $200 $7,000

County Roadway 60th St North from Avocado Blvd to SR 7 Widen 3L to 5L $4,439 $6,659 $11,098

County Roadway Benoist Farms Rd from SR 80 to Belvedere Rd Widen 3L $5,200

County Roadway 2017516 Clint Moore Rd from Oaks Club Dr to Long Lake Dr Widen 4L to 6L $2,500

County Roadway 2015510Clint Moore Rd from Congress Ave to Park of

Commerce BlvdWiden 4L to 6L $1,500

County Roadway 2023009903Coconut Blvd from S of Temple Rd to S of Northlake

BlvdWiden 3L to 5L $1,500 $5,100

County Roadway 4330641 Congress Ave from Northlake Blvd to Alt A1A New 2L $3,000 $6,000

County RoadwayCoral Ridge Drive from Glades Rd to N Access S

County Regional ParkNew 2L $1,327 $1,990 $3,317

County Roadway 20239906Donald Ross Rd from Prosperity Farms Rd to Ellison

Wilson RdWiden 4/5L to 6L $550 $1,900

County Roadway Donald Ross Rd from Ellison Wilson Rd to US 1 Widen 4L to 6L $211 $317 $528

County Roadway Flavor Pict Rd from SR 7 to Lyons Rd Widen 2L to 4L $3,608 $5,412 $9,020

County Roadway Flavor Pict Rd from Lyons Rd to Hagen Ranch Rd New 4L $6,402 $9,602 $16,004

County Roadway Florida Mango Rd from 10th Ave N to Summit Blvd Widen 3L $770 $1,000 $10,500

County Roadway 2020009910 Happy Hallow Rd from Smith Sundy Rd to Lyons Blvd New 2L $1,550

County Roadway Haverhill Rd from LWDD L-19 Canal to Hypoluxo Rd New 3L $1,634 $2,451 $4,084

County RoadwayIndiantown Rd from Jupiter Farms Rd to W of Florida's

TurnpikeWiden 4L to 6L $2,323 $3,485 $5,808

County Roadway Jog Rd from Glades Rd to Yamato Rd Widen 4L to 6L $3,116 $4,674 $7,790

County RoadwayJupiter Park Rd from Jupiter Park of Commerce to

Indiantown RdNew 3L $1,624 $2,435 $4,059

County Roadway Lantana Rd from Lyons Rd to Hagen Ranch Rd Widen 4L to 6L $5,740 $8,610 $14,350

County Roadway 2014506 Lawrence Rd from N of Hypoluxo Rd to Lantana Rd Widen 2L to 3L $2,200

County Roadway Lyons Rd from SW 18th St to Glades Rd Widen 4L to 6L $7,626 $11,439 $19,065

County Roadway Lyons Rd from Atlantic Ave to Flavor Pict Rd Widen 2L to 4L $3,448 $132 $13,949

County Roadway 20239905 Lyons Rd from Flavor Pict Rd to Boynton Beach Blvd Widen 2L to 4L $100 $7,700

County Roadway Lyons Rd from Lake Worth Rd to Stribling Way New 2L $100 $1,320 $1,782 $3,498

County Roadway Miner Rd from Military Trail to Lawrence Rd New 3L $750 $500 $3,946

County RoadwayNorthlake Blvd from Seminole Pratt Whitney Rd to

Coconut BlvdWiden 2L to 4L $8,200

County RoadwayNorthlake Blvd from Seminole Pratt Whitney Rd to

Coconut BlvdWiden 4L to 6L $7,015 $10,523 $17,538


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County RoadwayNorthlake Blvd from Coconut Blvd to SR 7 (Const. by

Avenir)Widen 4L to 6L $4,404 $6,606 $11,009

County Roadway Northlake Blvd from SR-7 to Bee Line Hwy Widen 4L to 6L $2,640 $3,960 $6,600

County Roadway Okeechobee Blvd from SR 80 to Cheetham Hill Blvd New 2L $15,994 $23,991 $39,985

County RoadwayOkeechobee Blvd from Cheetham Hill Blvd to

Seminole Pratt Whitney RdWiden 2L to 4L $972 $1,458 $2,429

County RoadwayOkeechobee Blvd from Seminole Pratt Whitney Rd to

Crestwood BlvdWiden 2L to 4L $6,231 $9,347 $15,578

County RoadwayOkeechobee Blvd from Crestwood Blvd to Royal Palm

Beach BlvdWiden 4L to 6L $1,736 $2,604 $4,340

County Roadway 2014500 Old Dixie Hwy from Yamato Rd to Linton Blvd Widen 2L to 3L $7,000 $9,000 $41,000

County Roadway 20239913Orange Blvd from Seminole Pratt Whitney Rd to

Coconut BlvdWiden 2L to 5L $7,847 $11,771 $19,619

County Roadway Park Ave West from Congress Ave to Old Dixie Hwy New 3L $1,162 $1,742 $2,904

County Roadway 2023009904Royal Palm Beach Blvd from N of Persimmon Blvd to

N of 60th StWiden 2L to 5L $1,510 $950 $7,973

County RoadwayRoyal Palm Beach Blvd from N of 60th St to S of

OrangeWiden 2L to 5L $5,800

County Roadway 20239931Royal Palm Beach from S of Orange to Coconut Blvd S

of Temple via OrangeWiden 2L to 5L $10 $5,410 $11,597

County RoadwaySeminole Pratt Whitney Rd from SR 80 to Okeechobee

BlvdWiden 4L to 6L $927 $1,390 $2,317

County RoadwaySeminole Pratt Whitney Rd. from Okeechobee Blvd to

Persimmon BlvdWiden 4L to 6L $4,371 $6,557 $10,928

County RoadwaySeminole Pratt Whitney Rd. from Persimmon Blvd to

Northlake BlvdWiden 4L to 6L $2,362 $3,543 $5,906

County RoadwaySeminole Pratt Whitney Rd. from Northlake Blvd to

100th Lane NorthWiden 2L to 4L $2,801 $4,202 $7,003

County RoadwaySeminole Pratt Whitney Rd from 100th Lane North to

AvenirNew 4L $3,567 $5,350 $8,917

County RoadwaySeminole Pratt Whitney Rd from Avenir to SR

710/Beeline HwyNew 4L $18,173 $27,260 $45,433

County Roadway Sims Rd. from Witney Dr to Atlantic Ave New 3L $517 $776 $1,294

County Roadway Yamato Rd from W of Lyons Rd to W of FL Turnpike Widen 4L to 6L $3,940

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Summary Points of the June 20, 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

CHAIR VALECHÉ expressed his appreciation of the meeting facility and opportunity to visit each Board member’s municipality. He congratulated the Tri-Cities for the increase in property values in the last fiscal year.

MAYOR WILSON welcomed all attendees to Belle Glade and the Glades communities. He provided a background of the City and introduced City Manager Lomax Harrelle and Deputy City Manager Beverly Scott.

COMMISSIONER MCKINLAY welcomed all attendees to District 6 and introduced the Belle Glade office Chief of Staff Lisa Wilson. She expressed her delight of the property values increasing in Pahokee, Belle Glade and South Bay over the past year.

COUNCIL MEMBER MARINO thanked those that attended the City of Palm Beach Gardens’ Mobility Plan Workshop and noted the City would be celebrating their 60th Anniversary with a public event at the new Gardens District Park on June 29 and welcomed all to join in the festivities.

COMMISSIONER WEISS inquired about creating a countywide Mobility Plan.

1.H

Consent Agenda Items

MOTION TO APPROVE the Appointment renewal for Ms. Heather Danforth as Representative for the City of West Palm Beach on the Bicycle Trailways Pedestrian Advisory Committee (BTPAC) through June 2022.

Approved 15-0

1.I General Public Comments

There were no general public comments received.

2. Action Items

2.A

MOTION TO ADOPT a Resolution extending the term of the Interlocal Agreement for Staff and Services Agreement between the TPA and Palm Beach County

The TPA Board adopted a Resolution electing to exercise the option to extend the term of the Interlocal Agreement from September 30, 2019 to September 30, 2020.

Adopted 15-0

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2. Action Items (cont.)

2.B

MOTION TO ADOPT a Resolution approving the FY 20-24 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)

The TPA Board adopted a Resolution approving the FY 20-24 TIP with dissention from Commissioners Neering, Peduzzi and Weiss.

Adopted 12-3

2.C.1

MOTION TO TABLE Adoption of a Resolution seeking a higher allocation of existing State revenues to TPA priority projects

The TPA Board tabled this item until the July Board meeting to allow the Palm Tran Executive Director, County staff and the TPA to review this item in more detail and address any concerns.

Tabled 15-0

2.C.2

Review of the draft 10-Year Plan

TPA Deputy Director of Program Development, MR. ANDREW UHLIR, reviewed in detail the federal, state and local funding estimates per year as well as project eligibility. He recapped the Long Range Transportation Plan (LRTP) Desires Plan that was presented in May and reviewed the draft 2030 Cost Feasible Project List. He reviewed the LRTP schedule and noted the revenue forecasting and 25-Year Plan would be presented at the July meeting with final adoption expected in October.

3. Information Items

3.A

Transit Access Plan

TPA Transportation Planner, MS. ALYSSA FRANK, provided an overview of the Transit Access Plan which evaluated six (6) high ridership Palm Tran stops lacking pedestrian and bicycle connectivity throughout Palm Beach County. She noted walking audits were conducted at each location that included participation from Palm Tran and roadway owners. She reviewed the Belle Glade location and next steps to work with Palm Tran and the roadway owners to further evaluate and fund implementation of the proposed modifications.

3.B

Partner Agency Updates

Palm Tran Executive Director, MR. CLINTON FORBES, provided context to the locations identified in the Transit Access Plan and gave an update on the Go Glades initiative. He noted a presentation on this initiative would be provided at a future Board of County Commissioners meeting.

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4. Administrative Items

4.A.1 Public Involvement Activity Report for May

There was no discussion on this item.

4.B Next meeting – July 18, 2019 in West Palm Beach

Lake Pavilion, 101 S Flagler Drive, West Palm Beach, FL 33401

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