Triangle Area Rural Planning Organization RTAC Meeting …Oct 20, 2011 · Randy Voller, RTAC Chair...

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T R I A N G L E J C O U N C I L O F G O V E R N M E N T S

Triangle Area Rural Planning Organization

RTAC Meeting Agenda OCTOBER 20, 2011

at the Sanford City Hall, West End Conference Room 225 E. Weatherspoon Street Sanford, NC 27330

1. Lunch, Welcome, Introductions, and Other Remarks Randy Voller, RTAC Chair 2. Purpose and Agenda for Today’s Meeting Matt Day, TJCOG Shared RTCC/RTAC Agenda 3. NCDOT Updates Sarah Lee, NCDOT Transportation Planning Branch Updates Rob Stone, NCDOT Division 8; John Hunsinger, NCDOT Division 7 4. Legislative Updates Matt Day, TJCOG 5. RTCC Adjournment and Meeting Report to RTAC Melissa Guilbeau, RTCC Chair RTAC Agenda 6. August 18, 2011 Meeting Summary Matt Day, TJCOG 7. Business Items: a. Resolution in Support of Siler City’s Pedestrian Planning Grant Application b. Approval of Prioritized CMAQ Projects/Resolution of Support c. Approval of Prioritized Projects for SPOT 2.0 8. Informational Items: a. Upcoming Events 9. Other Business, Public Comments, and Adjournment Randy Voller, RTAC Chair Next Meeting: December 15 at Sanford City Hall (note change in location from previous calendar) Sanford City Hall is located at the intersection of E. Weatherspoon St. and 3rd St. in Sanford. From the north on US 1, use exit 71 and turn left on Hawkins Ave (US 1 Business); then left on Weatherspoon. From the north on US 15-501, continue straight into Sanford on Hawkins Ave (US 1 Business); then left on Weatherspoon. From the north on US 421, continue straight into Sanford on Horner Blvd; then left on Weatherspoon. From the south on US 1, use the exit for Spring Lane and turn right on Spring Lane; then left on Weatherspoon. A map is available here.

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Agenda Item 3: NCDOT Updates Background: Ms. Sarah Lee will provide an update on planning and administrative activities in the NCDOT Transportation Planning Branch, including an update on active CTPs. Mr. Rob Stone of NCDOT Division 8 and Mr. John Hunsinger of NCDOT Division 7 will provide updates on NCDOT construction projects. Action Requested: Information item

ACTIVE NCDOT PROJECTS LOCATED IN TARPO-NON ARRA

10/17/2011

County TIP/WBS # Description Let DateCompletion Date Status Cost Comments

Orange EB-4409 34025.1.1 Installation of Orange Co. Bike Route signs-various routes 4/5/2011 9/10/2011 Complete $34,565 STP

Orange I-5142Mill, resurface, pavement markings and rumble strips on I-

40/I-85 west of SR 1114 (Buckhorn Road) to I-40/I-85 interchange

3/16/2010 10/10/2011 99.77 % complete $8,431,029 FHWA; IM

OrangeSF-4907C

41698.1 PE 07-01-217 42731

Install center traffic islands with stop signs on NC 157 New scope: (Widen NC 57 for left turn lanes and install a

traffic signal at the intersection of NC 157)7/12/2012 12/31/2012

4-way Stop signs erected 12/09;

Accident data is being monitored

and evaluated until 2012

$516,000Spot Safety -

Federal/ Economic Development

OrangeSS-4907V 42423.3C

42423.1 PE

Realign intersection on SR 1005 (Old Greensboro Rd.) @ SR 1951 (White Cross Rd.) 7/17/2012 12/31/2012 Design pending $150,000 Spot Safety-State

Orange

W-5143 45267.1.1 PE

45267.2.1 ROW 45267.3.1 C

Improve horizontal alignment of curve to provide a minimum 60 mph design speed on SR 1004 (Efland- Cedar Grove Rd.)

north of inter. With SR 1332 (Highland Farm Rd.)4/15/2014 12/31/2014 Survey pending $325,000 High Hazard

Safety

Orange W-5318 46141.1.1 PE

Construct paved shoulders, shpoulder rumble strips at various locations and increase superelevation on two curves

on NC 86 from NC 57 to Caswell Co.1/2/2013 12/31/2013

Schedule has been moved to coincide with

resurfacing of NC 86

$4,427,000 High Hazard Safety

Orange 43426 Construct a left turn lane at the entrance to the new expansion of AKG, North America, Inc. SFY 2012 SFY 2012 Design pending $90,000 Public Access

NCDOT PROJECTS IN ORANGE COUNTY CURRENTLY IN 12 MONTH LETTNG LIST-SUBJECT TO CHANGE

County TIP/WBS # Description Let DateCompletion Date Status Cost Comments







Agenda Item 4: Legislative Updates Background: Mr. Day will provide the committee with an update on legislative activity at the state and federal levels. Action Requested: Information item







Agenda Item 6: Approval of August 18, 2011 Meeting Summary Background: The minutes of the August 18, 2011 TARPO RTAC meeting are attached for review. Action Requested: Approval of August 18, 2011, TARPO RTAC meeting minutes.

TARPO RTAC August 18, 2011 Meeting Minutes 1

Triangle Area Rural Planning Organization (TARPO) Rural Transportation Advisory Committee (RTAC) August 18, 2011 Meeting Minutes RTAC Members Present: Joan Thurman, Vil lage of Pinehurst Randolph Voller, Town of Pittsboro Charlie Parks, Lee County David Burns, NC Board of Transportation Earl McKee, Orange County Jimmy Melton, Moore County Cornelia Olive, Lee County RTCC Members Present: Mila Vega, Orange County Jeremy Rust, Moore County Kathy Blake, Town of Southern Pines Melissa Guilbeau, Chatham County Sarah Lee, NCDOT Transportation Planning Branch Matt Day, Triangle J Council of Governments Kathy Liles, Town of Aberdeen Andrea Correll, Vil lage of Pinehurst Stuart Bass, Town of Pittsboro Bob Bridwell, Lee County, City of Sanford, and Town of Broadway Tim Johnson, NCDOT Division 8 Others Present: Craig Kennedy, Moore County (RTAC alternate) Donald Andrews, Town of Broadway (RTAC alternate) Larry Cheek, Town of Siler City David McNeill , Town of Southern Pines Pat Ann McMurray, Town of Aberdeen Karen Lincoln, Orange County (RTCC alternate) Rob Stone, NCDOT Division 8 (RTCC alternate) John Hodges-Copple, Triangle J Council of Governments (RTCC alternate) Mr. Voller called the meeting to order around 12:20 pm. A quorum was present. The first portion of this meeting was a joint session between the RTCC, which was sti l l in session from its meeting earlier in the day, and the RTAC. Mr. Voller asked everyone in the room to introduce themselves and share something positive that is occurring in their community. Mr. McNeill noted that Ms. Thurman is now the new voting member representing the Moore County municipalities. Mr. Day briefly reviewed the agenda for the meeting and noted the addition of an item to allow the TCC to vote on the PRISM item before the TAC takes action. Mr. Hodges-Copple provided a presentation on the PRISM Research Triangle project, which is a project to pursue a grant for a regional plan on infrastructure, economic development, housing, environmental protection, and sustainability. He asked the TAC to approve a letter that would indicate will ingness to allow TARPO staff time to be credited toward the project as a leveraged resource. He outlined the potential benefits of involvement, including the “preferred sustainability” status on federal grants, the access to CommunityViz software and training, and the focus on regionwide economic development planning. Mr. Burns asked whether the CommunityViz software is something that would be transferrable to other regions in the


state. Mr. Hodges-Copple replied that he was not sure what other regions in the state may be using in terms of software, but that this program was being used by the two MPOs in our region, and that is why it was chosen. Mr. Rust asked what the CommunityViz training would be because Moore County also had the software and would be interested in attending the training if possible. Mr. Hodges-Copple replied that he would look into that. Mr. Voller asked how the CommunityViz program works. Mr. Hodges-Copple provided an explanation of how scenario planning can be conducted with the software. Ms. Li les asked whether the project would have any type of working group related to CommunityViz. Mr. Hodges-Copple replied that there would be six teams working on various aspects of the project, one of which would be a technical team. Mr. Voller asked Mr. Johnson whether NCDOT had any issues or concerns related to the project. Mr. Johnson replied that he was not aware of any issues. Mr. Hodges-Copple noted that NCDOT was also a party to the project (through the letter of support being provided by the Governor ’s office). Mr. Voller asked Ms. Lee to provide her update on the progress of Comprehensive Transportation Plans (CTPs) in the region. Ms. Lee provided a handout to the committee and briefly reviewed the schedule and status for the Orange County, Pittsboro, Chatham County, Moore County, and Lee County CTPs. Mr. Burns noted that he has received communication from many residents of Moore County, particularly in the Horse Country, and asked for an update on the situation there. Ms. Li les stated that the issue in Horse Country is related to US 1 and whether there should be a new-location roadway that would potentially go through Horse Country or whether the existing roadway should be improved. She stated that there is not an easy answer to that question as both options would have considerable impacts. Mr. Melton noted that this is one of the primary issues that will be addressed at the upcoming Moore County CTP charrettes in October. Mr. Voller asked Ms. Lee about a letter the Town of Pittsboro had received regarding a request for a public hearing on the Pittsboro CTP before it is adopted. He wished to know NCDOT’s opinion on whether another public hearing was necessary. Ms. Lee replied that from NCDOT’s perspective, the public involvement requirements for a CTP had already been met through the previous public involvement sessions held for the plan. Mr. Voller noted that he is not opposed to the idea of holding an additional public hearing if that is what people want to do, but that he has heard from several other people involved in the CTP process that there have already been numerous opportunities for public involvement on the plan and that another hearing would not be necessary. Ms. Lee noted that if the town wishes to hold another public hearing, NCDOT does not have a problem with that. It is a decision for the town to make. Mr. Day noted that on a previous CTP he worked on, both the county and the city involved chose to hold public hearings (beyond those performed by NCDOT) before adopting. Ms. Lee noted that Johnston County is also taking that approach, but that in all these cases it was a local decision to hold the public hearing – it was not something required by NCDOT. Mr. McKee noted that he would recommend holding a public hearing because it allows people one last formal chance to make a comment in a setting that is formally noticed and recorded. Mr. Voller noted that he agrees with Mr. McKee in principle. He recommended that when the TAC adopts a resolution of endorsement that it should include a recommendation that the local governments hold a public hearing before adopting the plan.


Mr. Stone provided the construction update for NCDOT Division 8. Mr. Voller asked whether Mr. McNeill ’s concerns from the June TAC meeting regarding the crepe myrtles on US 1 had been addressed. Mr. McNeill and Mr. Melton replied that the crepe myrtles were being relocated to various facilities around the county. Mr. Johnson noted that NCDOT is working on the proposal for replacing the landscaping in the area where the crepe myrtles were removed with a low-maintenance grass, and that additional landscaping will be added along various sections of US 1 as part of the preparations for the US Open. The median along this section of US 1 is too narrow to place shrubs or trees in the median. However, the section north of Hyland Hil ls wil l retain its crepe myrtles. Mr. Voller asked if there was anything that could be done to address the gap in the sidewalk along US 15-501 between the Orange-Chatham line and where the sidewalk begins again in the Town of Chapel Hil l . This is an area that is in the MPO, but is within Orange County’s jurisdiction. Mr. McKee replied that he would look into the issue. Mr. Voller noted that there are inter-jurisdictional issues involved. Mr. Johnson stated that while it may be possible to use CMAQ funding for this type of project, there would be issues with the fact that it is not within a municipality and counties typically are not in the business of building sidewalks. Mr. Voller noted that it does not make sense for there to be a gap in the sidewalk, regardless of jurisdictional and funding issues. Mr. Day noted that TARPO does have some CMAQ money that could potentially be assigned to this project, even though it is within the DCHC MPO, but that would require an agreement with the MPO and would require Orange County to find money for the local match. Mr. Johnson also noted that a maintenance agreement would be necessary, and sidewalk maintenance is not something counties typically handle. Ms. Lincoln also noted that CMAQ projects are locally-managed projects, and that the county is not typically in a position to supervise or manage a sidewalk project l ike that. Mr. Day noted that the above hurdles may make it difficult to fund this as a CMAQ project, but there may be some other way of doing it. Mr. Voller asked how much CMAQ funding TARPO had been allocated. Mr. Day replied that although a specific number had not been provided by NCDOT, based on past funding levels TARPO should expect about $215,000 to $220,000 over a two year period. Mr. McKee noted that he expected the maintenance may be the largest stumbling block from his perspective. He stated that he would follow-up on the issue. Mr. Voller asked Ms. Guilbeau to provide a summary of the TCC meeting. Ms. Guilbeau noted that there was an outstanding agenda item for the TCC regarding a recommendation of approval for the PRISM Research Triangle Project. Ms. Li les made a motion to recommend that the TAC approve the letter of support for the PRISM Research Triangle project. Ms. Vega seconded the motion. There was no further discussion. The motion passed unanimously among the TCC members. Ms. Guilbeau provided an update on the discussion at that morning’s TCC meeting. She noted that the TCC had recommended that the TAC endorse the Pittsboro CTP with the provision that the language in the resolution be changed to show that the TAC would endorse the “maps and planning process of the highway element of the Pittsboro CTP.” She also


noted that the TCC had only identified one potential CMAQ project in Chatham County. She deferred to Mr. Day and the TCC members from Moore County to discuss the issues that were raised with regard to the SPOT and CTP processes. Ms. Correll made a motion to adjourn the TCC meeting. The motion was seconded by Ms. Blake. There was no further discussion. The motion passed unanimously among the TCC members. Mr. Day passed out the April 2011 RTAC meeting summary and allowed members a moment to review. Mr. Voller noted that the gentleman who presented at the April meeting on hydraulic fracturing had also given presentations to several other localities in the region and noted that the hydraulic fracturing hotspot in the state is in Moore, Lee, and Chatham counties. He also noted that tracking mineral rights in land titles can be very difficult. Mr. McKee noted that truck traffic can also be a major concern with hydraulic fracturing. Ms. Thurman made a motion to approve the meeting summaries from April and June 2011. Mr. McKee seconded the motion. There was no further discussion. The motion passed unanimously. Mr. Voller introduced Item 7a, the endorsement of the Pittsboro CTP. He noted that the TAC should consider the discussion from earlier in the meeting when decided whether/how to endorse the plan. Mr. Day noted that the NCDOT had requested the TAC to consider endorsement at today’s meeting, but that local adoptions at the Town of Pittsboro and Chatham County had not occurred yet, and it was at the TAC’s discretion whether they would vote on endorsement today or table the issue until October. However, due to the busy agenda anticipated for the October meeting, he wanted to present the plan to the TAC today. Mr. Day and Ms. Lee provided a brief overview of the Pittsboro CTP. Mr. Voller noted that he would recommend the TAC endorse the plan at this time and pass along a recommendation that the localities hold public hearings. Mr. Melton made a motion to endorse the Pittsboro CTP with a recommendation that Pittsboro and Chatham County hold public hearings before adopting the plan. Ms. Thurman seconded the motion. Mr. Day asked for clarification on what the TAC was recommending with regard to the public hearing. Mr. McKee noted that he would recommend that both the town and county hold a public hearing before adopting. Mr. Melton noted the same. Mr. Day asked for further clarification on whether this recommendation would be binding or non-binding. Mr. Voller replied that he did not believe it could be binding, it could only be a recommendation. Ms. Lee asked for clarification on whether the TAC wished to change the language in the draft resolution or whether this public hearing recommendation would be addressed through some other means. Mr. Melton replied that he did not believe the recommendation needed to be in the resolution, since the resolution should stand on its own. Mr. Voller noted that the public hearing recommendation could be made in a cover letter or some other means. Ms. Olive noted that the public hearing issue needed to remain optional and non-binding and should not be in the resolution language. Mr. Parks asked whether it might be possible for the town and county to hold a joint public hearing. Ms. Guilbeau noted that the TCC had recommended a change to the language in the adoption resolution and asked


whether the TAC wanted to incorporate any of those recommended changes in their resolution. Mr. Day, Ms. Guilbeau, and Ms. Lee discussed the TCC’s recommended language of “maps and planning process of the highway element of the Pittsboro CTP.” Mr. Voller asked Mr. Day what his recommendation would be. Mr. Day replied that if the changed language provides further clarification and makes the TAC more comfortable with the resolution, and if NCDOT does not have a problem with it, then the change should be made. Mr. Voller asked Mr. Johnson what his recommendation would be. Mr. Johnson replied that he would recommend waiting until after the Town of Pittsboro and Chatham County had adopted the plan and then bringing to the RPO for an endorsement vote. Mr. Day noted that the typical process would be for the local governments to adopt first, then bring the plan to the RPO for endorsement. However, in cases where there were scheduling issues, it was allowable for the RPO to endorse before the plan was locally adopted. That is what happened in this case. It is up to the TAC whether they are comfortable endorsing the plan today or not. Mr. Voller noted that there was a motion on the floor to endorse, so the question was whether to withdraw that motion or whether to go ahead with a vote at this time. Mr. Melton noted that he could withdraw his motion if that is what the committee chooses, but he would recommend moving ahead with the vote at this time. A vote was called on the motion on the table, which was to endorse the Pittsboro Comprehensive Transportation Plan and send a letter to Pittsboro and Chatham County with a non-binding recommendation that they hold public hearings before adopting the plan. The motion passed unanimously. An additional motion was made by Mr. Parks to suggest that the TCC’s recommended language changes be noted in the minutes and passed along to NCDOT, but not included in the official endorsement resolution. This motion was seconded by Mr. McKee. The motion passed unanimously. [Ed. Note: Brief notes from this point on due to malfunctioning recorder equipment] Mr. Day and Mr. Hodges-Copple provided a brief description of the letter of support for the PRISM Research Triangle project, included in the agenda packet as Item 7b. This was a follow-up to the discussion of Mr. Hodges-Copple’s presentation earlier in the meeting. Following a brief discussion, Ms. Olive made a motion to authorize TARPO’s involvement in the PRISM Research Triangle project and sign the letter of support. Mr. Melton seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously. Mr. Day provided a detailed overview of the scoring system being used by the NCDOT SPOT Office as part of the Prioritization 2.0 process. He discussed several alternative scoring methods and showed the committee a spreadsheet that could be used to measure the impacts of different point assignments to different projects. He asked the TAC members to provide him with guidance on how they would l ike to proceed with conducting the local point scoring in October. Several members replied that it would be helpful to receive the l ist of projects and the preliminary quantitative scores that would be released by NCDOT sometime in September. They indicated that this would allow them to review the projects ahead of time with their respective boards, and perhaps with neighboring communities and arrive at the October meeting with a clear idea of their local priorities. Board members indicated that while it might be nice to have a clear, simple process for assigning the points, they would remain open to whatever system might provide the most “bang for the buck.” Mr. Day provided a brief background on the CMAQ program and told TAC members that the window for submitting new projects was open. There was additional discussion regarding the sidewalk project in Orange County that had been brought up earlier in the meeting.


The remainder of the items on the agenda were small informational items. Mr. Day briefly described each of the items included in the agenda packet (Items 8a-f). Ms. Olive made a motion to adjourn. Mr. Melton seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously. The RTAC meeting was adjourned around 2:30 pm.







Agenda Item 7a: Resolution in Support of Siler City’s Pedestrian Planning Grant Application Background: The Town of Siler City plans to submit an application to NCDOT for funding of a Comprehensive Pedestrian Plan for the town. The town is requesting that TARPO provide a resolution of support to accompany its application. A draft resolution of support is attached. Action Requested: Resolution of Support for Siler City’s Pedestrian Planning Grant Application

TRIANGLE AREA RPO RESOLUTION ENDORSING THE APPLICATION FOR

A COMPREHENSIVE PEDESTRIAN PLANNING GRANT BY THE TOWN OF SILER CITY

WHEREAS, the North Carolina Department of Transportation has established a Grant which provides funding to municipalities for the development of Comprehensive Municipal Pedestrian Plans; and WHEREAS, the Town of Siler City has a desire to provide its' citizens with safe,

convenient, and more complete pedestrian travel facilities within the community; and

WHEREAS, the Town of Siler City has decided to apply for funding from the

Department of Transportation for development of a Comprehensive Pedestrian Plan; and

WHEREAS, the Transportation Advisory Committee of the Triangle Area RPO feels it to

be in the best interests of the Citizens of Siler City to endorse said planning project;

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Triangle Area Rural Planning Organization Transportation Advisory Committee hereby endorses the application for a Comprehensive Pedestrian Planning Grant by the Town of Siler City, and if the project is selected, will provide technical assistance for the duration of the project. Adopted this the 20th day of October, 2011. ____________________________________________ Randolph Voller, Chair, TARPO RTAC _____________________________________________ Matthew Day, Secretary







Agenda Item 7b: Approval of Prioritized CMAQ Projects/Resolution of Support Background: As discussed at the August 18, 2011 RTCC meeting, NCDOT has opened the window for the submission of CMAQ projects (in eligible areas) for the 2016 and 2017 fiscal years. As part of the process, TARPO must prioritize/rank the projects that will be submitted for the TARPO area, and is required to submit a resolution of support for all submitted projects. At this time, TARPO staff is only aware of one planned CMAQ project – a transit project planned for Chatham County. A draft resolution of support is attached. Action Requested: Recommended ranking/prioritization of CMAQ projects and resolution(s) of support for projects

Triangle Area Rural Planning Organization Resolution ENDORSING CHATHAM TRANSIT NETWORK’S PROPOSED CONGESTION

MANAGEMENT AND AIR QUALITY PROGRAM GRANT APPLICATION TO THE NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION FOR INCLUSION IN

THE 2014 STATEWIDE TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM

WHEREAS, the Safe, Accountable, Flexible, Efficient Transportation Equity Act: A Legacy for Users (SAFETEA-LU) (Public Law 109-59, August 10, 2005) continues the Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality Improvement Program (CMAQ) (23 U.S.C. 149); and

WHEREAS, CMAQ is a federal program that funds transportation projects and programs in air quality nonattainment and maintenance areas to help achieve and maintain national standards for pollutants; and

WHEREAS, the North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) administers the CMAQ program on behalf of nonattainment and maintenance areas within North Carolina; and

WHEREAS, a portion of Chatham County, North Carolina, is designated as a maintenance area for the national eight-hour ozone standard; and

WHEREAS, the Triangle Area Rural Planning Organization (TARPO) has administered a CMAQ project selection process among local area jurisdictions in air quality nonattainment and maintenance counties; and

WHEREAS, the resulting subject candidate project proposals meet the requirements of CMAQ and the guidelines established by the NCDOT to administer the program; and

WHEREAS, the subject candidate project will provide additional transit services within the designated portion of Chatham County;

NOW THEREFORE, be it resolved that TARPO endorses the Chatham Transit Network’s CMAQ project “New Feeder Bus Service” for inclusion in the 2014 State Transportation Improvement Program.

__________________________ Date:_______________

Randolph Voller Chair, Rural Transportation Advisory Committee

__________________________ Date:_______________

Matthew Day Secretary, Rural Transportation Advisory Committee







Agenda Item 7c: Approval of Prioritized Projects for SPOT 2.0 Background: As discussed at the August 18 RTAC meeting, TARPO must allocate its 1300 “local” points to highway projects on the attached SPOT project list. The attached list includes totals showing the “quantitative” points assigned to each project by the SPOT office based on statewide objective criteria. Additionally, TARPO must rank its top 5 bicycle projects and top 5 pedestrian projects (from the attached list of projects). The list includes the quantitative scores assigned to each of these projects by the NCDOT Bike/Ped Division. The RPO’s ranked projects will receive “local” points based on the following scale: 35 points for #1, 28 points for #2, 21 points for #3, 14 points for #4, and 7 points for #5. Action Requested: Assignment of points to specific projects

DRAFT 10/5/11 - TARPO SPOT Highway Projects with Quantitative Scores Applied

SPOT ID TIP No. Route Description CountyQuantitative Score

Statewide Rank (out of 1249)

1300 US 1From Old US 1 to US 15-501, access management and operational improvements Moore 28.7 138

191 R-2807 NC 73 eliminate offset intersection at NC 211 in West End Moore 27.9 155

302 R-4754 NC 87 NC 902 to Alamance County line - widen and replace bridge Chatham 26.6 204

438 U-3628 NC 24-27From Moore County Courthouse to US 15-501 - 3 lanes, C&G, sidewalks Moore 26.31 211

568 Pittsboro-Moncure Rd Upgrade between US 15-501 and Old US 1 Chatham 25.76 226

1160Dairyland Rd, Orange Grove Rd & Buckhorn Rd From Orange Grove Rd to West Ten Rd, add 4' bicycle lanes Orange 25.48 236

1162 Old Greensboro Rd From Carrboro ETJ to Alamance County line, add 4' bicycle lanes Orange 24.65 265

958Orange Grove Rd & Dodsons Cross Rd add 4' shoulders for bikes from I-40 to Dairyland Rd Orange 23.87 287

177 R-2628 US 15-501 Pittsboro Bypass Chatham 22.55 335

559 Efland-Cedar Grove RdTurn lanes, straightening, and bike lanes between Highland Farm Rd and Carr Store Rd Orange 22.44 339

295 R-4742 US 15-501 and NC 78improvements in Tramway area to 15-501, 78, and Center Church Rd Lee 22.37 345

60 R-2212 NC 24-27 Carthage Bypass Moore 22.05 363

560 US 15-501From Launis St to SR 1599, provide 3 lanes, C&G, sidewalks, and bike lanes Chatham 21.14 399

1095 Dairyland RdFrom Union Grove Church Rd to Orange Grove Rd, add 4' bicycle lanes Orange 21.04 406

114 R-2528 NC 24-27 from Carthage Bypass to US 220 - widening Moore/Montgomery 20.73 423

957Hamlets Chapel Rd & Jones Ferry Rd

widen and add bicycle lanes from US 15-501 to Orange County line Chatham 20.26 441

561 Old Graham Rd From NC 87 to Chicken Bridge Rd, add 2' shoulders Chatham 19.72 468556 Colon Rd US 1 to US 421 - widening Lee 19.65 470

583 E Thompson St Resufacing and sidewalk (one side) from MLK to US 64 Business Chatham 18 537554 US 15-501 From Lee County line to Pittsboro Bypass - widening Chatham 17.47 554576 Kelly Rd realignment and widening from Nash St to US 421 Bypass Lee 17.22 572508 U-5004 US 15-501/1 Business From Winfield St to Brown Rd - widening to multilanes Lee 17.15 574562 US 15-501 From Roberson Creek bridge to NC 87, widen to 3 lanes Chatham 16.17 622

571Ike Brooks Rd & Rives Chapel Rd widen and resurface Chatham 15.83 651


669 US 15-501From US 1 in Aberdeen to US 401 in Laurinburg, widen to multilanes Moore/Hoke/Scotland 15.77 657

555 NC 751 US 64 to Durham County line - widening Chatham 15.64 667

1165 Western Connector western connector around Pinehurst, from NC 211 to NC 5 Moore 15.52 675584 Pea Ridge Rd widening and bike lanes from Old US 1 to US 1 Chatham 15.22 700566 Jordan Rd Elevation improvements at Cedar Creek Chatham 15 715567 Everette Dowdy Rd Elevation improvements at Georges Creek Chatham 15 716

159 R-2592 NC 211 from US 15-501 (Aberdeen) to SR 1244 (Raeford) - widening Moore/Hoke 14.79 727

1164 Horner Blvd (US 421)"Complete Street" improvements, from US 1 to ACL railroad crossing Lee 14.77 728

347 U-2565 Third St Extension From Weatherspoon St to Hawkins Ave - new location Lee 13.65 807

296 R-4743 NC 5 US 15-501 (Aberdeen) to Pinehurst village limits - widening Moore 13.58 814

960Glendon-Carthage Rd & Carbonton Rd install bike lanes from Old River Rd to Alston House Rd Moore 13.33 837

415 U-3461 Fields DrFrom Carthage St to Woodland Ave - widening, some realignment Lee 13.05 855

115 R-2529 NC 24-27 from Carthage Bypass to NC 87 - widening Moore/Harnett 12.82 875

1167 Carolina Rd & Quewhiffle Rdconnector between US 15-501 and NC 211 using Carolina and Quewhiffle Moore/Hoke 12.82 876

158 R-2591 NC 211from US 220 (Candor) to US 15-501 (Aberdeen) - widening and bypass of Pinehurst Moore/Montgomery 12.57 894

573 Farrell Rd & Rod Sullivan Rd widen and straighten from US 1 to airport Lee 12.5 899564 Corinth Rd Surface and elevation improvements at Shaddox Creek Chatham 12.22 917

760 US 421From NC 87 in Sanford to US 401 in Lillington, widen to mulitlanes and enhance roadway Lee/Harnett 11.45 966

558 US 70 @ I-85 ConnectorProvide connection between US 70 West (toward Efland) and I-85 Connector Orange 10.53 1018

263 R-3830 NC 42/Broadway RdFrom Horner Blvd (Sanford) to Buckhorn Ave (Broadway) - 3 lanes Lee 10.17 1041

565 Alton King Rd Elevation improvements at unnamed tributaries of Deep River Chatham 10 1055

348 U-2566New Sanford Southern Loop (Painthorse, Lee, Castleberry, Hickory House, and Liberty Roads) Lee 9.19 1102

220 R-3325Siler City - connect Airport Rd to US 421 - part widening, part new location Chatham 7.62 1163

569 River Rd Shoulder widening Chatham 7.5 1167249 R-3617 Siler City Inner Loop Chatham 7.39 1169


579 US 1new interchange north of NC 2 (serve as connection/potential realignment of NC 22) Moore 5.92 1201

563 US 421 New interchange at Alston Bridge Rd Chatham 0.53 1249

DRAFT 10/14/11 - TARPO SPOT Bicycle Projects with Quantitative Scores Applied

SPOT ID Route Description CountyQuantitative Score


1866 NC 2 (Midland Rd), Southern Pines Construct wide outside lanes from US 1 to US 15-501 Moore 59 151863 SR 2035 (Broad St), Southern Pines Construct bicycle lanes from Vermont Ave to Clark Rd Moore 54 431864 SR 2035 (Midland Rd), Southern Pines Restripe with bicycle lanes from Clark Rd to US 1 Moore 54 43

1867SR 1006/2113/2208 (Second Ave), Siler City

Add bicycle lanes/shared road signage between Alston Bridge Rd and Siler Business Dr Chatham 54 43

1865SR 1309/2080 (Morganton Rd), Southern Pines

Construct bicycle lanes or wide outside lanes from May St to Henley St Moore 51 66

1905SR 1102 (Dodsons Cross Rd), Orange County Construct bicycle lanes from Dairyland Rd to Orange Grove Rd Orange 50 71

1919SR 1006 (Orange Grove Rd), Orange County Construct bicycle lanes from I-40 to Dodsons Crossroad Orange 50 71

1870SR 1004 (Martin Luther King Jr Blvd), Siler City Construct bicycle lanes from Second Ave to Fifteenth St Chatham 49 80

1868 SR 1006/2103 (Raleight St), Siler City Construct bicycle lanes from US 64 to Dolphin St Chatham 49 80

1869 SR 2110 (Alston Bridge Rd), Siler CityConstruct bicycle lanes from Second Ave to Siler City Town Limits Chatham 49 80

1871 US 15-501 (Hillsboro St), Pittsboro Construct bicycle lanes from Park Dr to Salisbury St Chatham 47 88

1872 US 15-501 (Sanford Rd), PittsboroConstruct bicycle lanes from Womack St to Pittsboro-Moncure Rd Chatham 47 88

1918SR 1004 (Efland-Cedar Grove Rd), Orange County

Construct bicycle lanes from Highland Farm Rd to Carr Store Rd Orange 40 134

1943 SR 1972 (Pea Ridge Rd), Chatham County Construct bicycle lanes from Old US 1 to US 1 Chatham 40 134

1900 Town Lake Park Greenway, PittsboroGreenway on sewer easement from Town Lake Park to Cornwallis Rd Chatham 39 150

1881 Endor Iron Furnace Greenway Extend greenway from Kiwanis Family Park to Tramway Rd Lee 38 157

1885 SR 1114 (Buckhorn Rd), Orange CountyConstruct bicycle lanes between US 70 and Old Ten Rd, in conjunction with widening project Orange 35 194

1949 Little Buffalo Creek Greenway, Lee County Construct greenway from Depot Park to Deep River Lee 34 200

1906Roberson Creek Corridor Greenway, Pittsboro

Construct greenway along creek corridor from Town Lake Park to CCCC Chatham 34 200

1965 Aberdeen CWMTF Phase II Greenway Construct greenway from Aberdeen Lake to Middle School Moore 21 2561966 Pinehurst Phase V Greenway Construct greenway from Linden Rd to Diamondhead Dr Moore 19 260

1961Rail corridor preservation in Moore County Rail corridor preservation in Moore County Moore 17 268

DRAFT 10/14/11 - TARPO SPOT Pedestrian Projects with Quantitative Scores Applied

SPOT ID Route Description CountyQuantitative Score


1902 US 421 (Horner Blvd), Sanford Construct sidewalk from Weatherspoon St to Wicker St Lee 63 51895 US 1 Bus (Carthage St), Sanford Construct sidewalk from Moore St to Wicker St Lee 63 51901 US 1 Bus (Charlotte St), Sanford Construct sidewalk from Moore St to Seventh St Lee 60 111944 SR 1415 (Seventh St), Sanford Construct sidewalk from McIver St to Goldsboro Ave Lee 60 111903 McIver Street, Sanford Construct sidewalk from Moore St to Bragg St Lee 58 18

1886 US 421 (Horner Blvd), SanfordImprove sidewalks, crosswalks, signals, etc. between Wicker St and Washington St Lee 58 18

1887 Wicker Street, Sanford Construct sidewalk from Horner Blvd to Carthage St Lee 58 18

1899 SR 1107 (Fields Dr), Sanford Construct sidewalk from Washington St to Horner Blvd Lee 58 181907 SR 1514 (Bragg St), Sanford Construct sidewalk from Seventh St to McIver St Lee 58 181931 SR 1560 (Weatherspoon St), Sanford Construct sidewalk from Moore St to Seventh St Lee 58 181947 Cole Street, Sanford Construct sidewalk from Steele St to Moore St Lee 58 181950 Wall Street, Sanford Construct sidewalk from Vance St to Moore St Lee 58 181955 Boykin Avenue, Sanford Construct sidewalk from Fields Dr to Crestview St Lee 58 18

1958 Pearl Street, Sanford Construct sidewalk from Gulf St to Steele St Lee 58 181884 US 15-501 (Hillsboro St), Pittsboro Construct sidewalks and crosswalks between courthouse circle and Chatham 57 321879 SR 1009 (Carbonton Rd), Sanford Construct sidewalk from Carthage St to Endor Iron Furnace Greenway Lee 56 451888 US 421 (Horner Blvd), Sanford Construct sidewalk from Washington St to Lee Ave Lee 56 451924 SR 1119 (Woodland Rd), Sanford Construct sidewalk from Horner Blvd to Main St Lee 56 451945 SR 1415 (Seventh St), Sanford Construct sidewalk from McIver St to Fairgrounds entrance Lee 56 451946 SR 1002 (Charlotte St), Sanford Construct sidewalk from 7th St to 16th St Lee 56 451952 Washington Avenue, Sanford Construct sidewalk from Fields Dr to Horner Blvd Lee 56 451953 Vance Street, Sanford Construct sidewalk from Fields Dr to Carthage St Lee 56 451957 Oddfellow Street, Sanford Construct sidewalk from Dudley St to Steele St Lee 56 451898 SR 1237 (Carthage St), Sanford Construct sidewalk from Wicker St to Fire Tower Rd Lee 56 451948 US 1 Bus (Hawkins Ave), Sanford Construct sidewalk from Weatherspoon St to Burns Dr Lee 56 451951 SR 1108 (Washington Ave), Sanford Construct sidewalk from Fields Dr to Garden St Lee 56 451891 SR 1107 (Fields Dr), Sanford Construct sidewalk from Carthage St to Washington St Lee 54 611904 US 1 Bus (Wicker St), Sanford Construct sidewalk from Kiwanis Family Park to Carthage St Lee 54 611908 SR 1133 (Lee Ave), Sanford Construct sidewalk from Main St to Horner Blvd Lee 54 61

1930 SR 1133 (Lee Ave), Sanford Construct sidewalk from Williams St to Main St Lee 54 611956 James Street, Sanford Construct curb ramp and crosswalk at Walden St Lee 54 61

1882 Courthouse Roundabout, PittsboroCrosswalk improvements between old county courthouse and other county buildings Chatham 52 74


1890 US 64 (West St), Pittsboro Crosswalk improvements between NC 87 and courthouse roundabout Chatham 52 741892 US 421 (Horner Blvd), Sanford Add four crosswalks between Lee Ave and Main St Lee 52 74

1896 US 15-501 (Sanford Rd), PittsboroConstruct sidewalk and crosswalks from courthouse roundabout to Horton Rd Chatham 52 74

1912 Salisbury Street, Pittsboro Construct sidewalk from Credle St to CCCC/West St Chatham 52 74

1913NC 87 & Pittsboro Elem School Rd, Pittsboro

Construct sidewalk from West & NC 87 to Pittsboro Elem School & McClenahan Chatham 52 74

1915 US 15-501 (Sanford Rd), PittsboroConstruct sidewalk and crosswalks from Horton Rd to Pittsboro-Moncure Rd Chatham 52 74

1876 SR 1514 (Bragg St), Sanford Construct sidewalk from Horner Blvd to OT Sloan Park Entrance Lee 52 741883 US 64 (East St), Pittsboro Construct sidewalks from courthouse circle to MLK Dr Chatham 52 74

1914 US 15-501 (Hillsboro St), PittsboroConstruct sidewalk and crosswalks from Launis St to Lowes Dr/Powell Place Chatham 52 74

1929 NC 87 (Graham Rd), Pittsboro Construct sidewalk and crosswalks from West St to Cooper Farm Rd Chatham 50 1001964 US 1 (Sandhills Blvd), Aberdeen Construct sidewalks on both sides from Chapin St to northern town Moore 46 121

1877 SR 1519 (Nash St), Sanford Construct sidewalk from Bragg St to Wicker Civic Center Lee 45 1231874 NC 24/27, Cameron Construct sidewalk from CSX Railroad to Carter St Moore 45 123

1875 NC 24/27, Cameron Construct sidewalk from Carter St to Ramp to Northbound US 1 Moore 45 1231878 SR 1521 (Kelly Dr), Sanford Construct sidewalk from Nash St to CCCC Lee 45 1231909 SR 2035 (Broad St), Southern Pines Construct sidewalk from Connecticut Ave to Vermont Ave Moore 43 1391927 SR 2033 (Connecticut Ave), Southern Construct sidewalk from Ashe St to May St Moore 43 1391933 Ashe Street, Southern Pines Construct sidewalk from Vermont Ave to Pennsylvania Ave Moore 43 1391937 SR 2080 (May St), Southern Pines Construct sidewalk from New Hampshire Ave to Vermont Ave Moore 43 139

1942 Vermont Street, Southern Pines Construct sidewalk from May St to Ashe St Moore 43 139

1893 US 64 (W 11th St), Siler City Construct sidewalk from Greensboro Ave to Perry Ave Chatham 41 163

1894 SR 1107 (E 3rd St), Siler City Construct sidewalk from N 3rd Ave to US 64 Chatham 41 1631917 Bennett Street, Southern Pines Construct sidewalk from Pennsylvania Ave to Maine Ave Moore 41 1631926 SR 2035 (Broad St), Southern Pines Construct sidewalk from New Hampshire Ave to Connecticut Ave Moore 41 1631928 Connecticut Avenue, Southern Pines Construct sidewalk from Bennett St to Broad St Moore 41 1631923 New York Avenue, Southern Pines Construct sidewalk from Broad St to Ashe St Moore 41 1631925 Ashe Street, Southern Pines Construct sidewalk from Massachusetts Ave to New York Ave Moore 41 1631934 SR 2033 (Connecticut Ave), Southern Construct sidewalk from Weymouth Rd to May St Moore 41 163


1889 SR 1701 (Thompson St), Pittsboro Construct sidewalk from MLK Jr Dr to East St Chatham 40 174

1873 SR 1006 (Second Ave), Siler City Construct sidewalk from Fifth St to Siler Business Dr Chatham 39 198

1932 Ashe Street, Southern Pines Construct sidewalk from Indiana Ave to New York Ave Moore 39 1981936 Massachusetts Avenue, Southern Pines Construct sidewalk from Ridge St to Weymouth Rd Moore 39 1981940 Saylor Street, Southern Pines Construct sidewalk from Pennsylvania Ave to Connecticut Ave Moore 39 1981959 SR 2035 (Broad St), Southern Pines Construct sidewalk from Illinois Ave to Massachusetts Ave Moore 39 1981963 SR 2055 (Poplar St), Aberdeen Construct sidewalks on both sides from Rush St to US 1 Moore 39 1981897 Illinois Ave, Southern Pines Construct sidewalk from Carlisle St to Hardin St Moore 39 1981920 SR 2036 (Indiana Ave), Southern Pines Construct sidewalk from May St to Country Club Dr Moore 39 198

1922 SR 2080 (May St), Southern Pines Construct sidewalk from Illinois Ave to Indiana Ave Moore 39 198

1935 Country Club Dr, Southern Pines Construct sidewalk from Morganton Rd to Indiana Ave Moore 39 1981939 Ridge Street, Southern Pines Construct sidewalk from Morganton Rd to Massachusetts Ave Moore 39 1981960 SR 2036 (Indiana Ave), Southern Pines Construct sidewalk from Weymouth Rd to May St Moore 39 1981910 Carlisle Street, Southern Pines Construct sidewalk from Illinois Ave to Massachusetts Ave Moore 37 230

1911 Carlisle Street, Southern Pines Construct sidewalk from Massachusetts Ave to Pennsylvania Ave Moore 37 230

1938SR 1848 (Pennsylvania Ave), Southern Pines Construct sidewalk from Glover St to Midland Rd Moore 37 230

1954 NC 42/SR 1579 (Main St/Broadway Rd), Construct sidewalk from Horner Blvd to Thornwood Mobile Home Lee 37 230

1916 US 64 (E 11th St), Siler CityConstruct sidewalk from Siler Crossing Shopping Center to Walmart Shopping Center Chatham 35 254

1921 Knoll Road, Southern Pines Construct sidewalk from Midland Rd to Airport Rd Moore 35 2541941 Talamore Drive, Southern Pines Construct sidewalk from Midland, and around Talamore loop Moore 30 2871962 Devonshire Trail, Aberdeen Construct sidewalk from Garden Rd to Bethesda Rd Moore 30 287

1880 SR 2208 (S Second Ave), Siler CitySidewalk, curb/gutter, and drainage from Alston Bridge Rd to Chatham Middle School Chatham 17 332

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SPOT ID# 60NC 24/27 Carthage Bypass

SPOT ID# 114Widen to multi-lanes from I-73/74 to Carthage

SPOT ID# 115Widen to multi-lanes from Carthage to NC 87

SPOT ID# 158Widen NC 211 to multi-laneswith bypass of Pinehurst on new location

SPOT ID# 159Widen NC 211 to multi-lanes fromAberdeen to Raeford

SPOT ID# 191Relocate NC 73 to eliminate offset intersection

SPOT ID# 296Widen to multi-lanes

SPOT ID# 438Widen to 3 lanes with curb/gutterand bike/ped accommodations

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SPOT ID# 669 - Widen US 15/501to multi-lanes from Aberdeen to Laurinburg

SPOT ID# 960 - Install bike lanes

SPOT ID# 1165Western Connector

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SPOT ID# 1164"Complete Street" improvements

SPOT ID# 295US 1/15/501 Improvementsin Tramway

SPOT ID# 347Third St Extension - multi-lanes on new location

SPOT ID# 348Two lanes on multi-lane right of way.Part on new location.

SPOT ID# 415Fields Drive & Carthage StreetWiden to multi-lanes, some realignment

SPOT ID# 263Widen to 3 lanes

SPOT ID# 508Widen to multi-lanes

SPOT ID# 556 - Widen roadway

SPOT ID# 573 - Widen and straighten

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SPOT ID# 760 - Widen and enhanceUS 421 from Sanford to Lillington

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SPOT ID# 555 - Widento 4 lanes with bike lanes

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SPOT ID# 558 - Connection betweenUS 70 and I-85 Connector

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Agenda Item 8a: Upcoming Events Background: This is a listing of upcoming events that may be of interest to the committee’s members. Action Requested: Information item


4307 Emperor Blvd., Suite 110, Durham, NC 27703 Mailing Address: P.O. Box 12276, Research Triangle Park, NC 27709

Phone: (919) 558-9397 Fax: (919) 549-9390 www.tarpo.org

Chatham County Lee County Moore County Orange County

Upcoming Events Tuesday, October 25, 2011

5:30 pm – Chatham County Transportation Advisory Committee Meeting Agricultural Building Auditorium, 45 South Street, Pittsboro, NC Thursday, October 27, 2011 and Friday, October 28, 2011 North Carolina Association of Rural Planning Organizations (NCARPO) Quarterly Meeting NC Ports Authority Building, Wilmington, NC Tuesday, November 1, 2011

3:00 pm to 5:00 pm – Moore County CTP Charrette #1 Pinehurst Fair Barn, 200 Beulah Hill Road South, Pinehurst, NC 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm – Moore County CTP Charrette #2 Aberdeen Lake Park Recreation Station, 301 Lake Park Crossing, Aberdeen, NC Wednesday, November 2, 2011 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm – Moore County CTP Charrette #3 West End Senior Building, 126 Old West End School Lane, West End, NC 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm – Moore County CTP Charrette #4 Carthage Community Building, 203 Barrett Street, Carthage, NC Thursday, November 3, 2011 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm – Moore County CTP Charrette #5 Cameron Fire Department, 170 Red Hill Road, Cameron, NC 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm – Moore County CTP Charrette #6 Village of Pinehurst Assembly Hall, 395 Magnolia Road, Pinehurst, NC Friday, November 4, 2011 9:30 am to 11:30 am – Moore County CTP Charrette #7 Douglass Community Center, 1185 W. Pennsylvania Avenue, Southern Pines, NC Monday, November 7, 2011 1:30 pm to 5:00 pm – Creating Healthy and Connected Communities (Randall Arendt workshop) Pinehurst Fair Barn, 200 Beulah Hill Road South, Pinehurst, NC Contact Gwendy Hutchinson at Village of Pinerhust for registration ($50) Wednesday, November 9, 2011 12:00 pm to 2:00 pm – Triangle J Smart Growth Committee Meeting (Bill Rohe presentation) Triangle J Council of Governments, 4307 Emperor Boulevard, Durham, NC

Wednesday, November 16, 2011 7:15 pm to 9:15 pm – Orange Unified Transportation (OUT) Board Meeting Orange County West Campus, 131 W. Margaret Lane, Hillsborough, NC Wednesday, November 16 and Thursday, November 17, 2011 Reimagine Rural – 2011 Rural Partners Forum, North Raleigh Hilton See www.ncruralcenter.org for registration Tuesday, November 22, 2011 5:30 pm – Chatham County Transportation Advisory Committee Meeting Agricultural Building Auditorium, 45 South Street, Pittsboro, NC Wednesday, November 30, 2011 Sustainable Sandhills Regional Sustainability Symposium Pinehurst Resort, 80 Carolina Vista Drive, Pinehurst, NC (details TBA) Thursday, December 15, 2011 10:30 am to 12:00 pm – TARPO TCC Meeting 12:00 pm to 2:00 pm – TARPO TAC Meeting Sanford City Hall, West End Conference Room, 225 E. Weatherspoon Street, Sanford, NC

http://www.ncruralcenter.org/

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