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Home My WebLink AboutCTB 6 Yr Plan FY1999-2000 Vol 2DAVID R. GEHR COMMISSIONER BOARD Oi: 8U :>ERVISORS COMMONWEALTH o/VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION 1401 EAST BROAD STREET RICHMOND, 23219-1939 June 24, 1999 t 999-2000 Construction Allocations and Six-Year Improvement Prograxm City/Town Mayors/Managers County Board of Supervisors County Libraries Planning District Commissions Transit Agencies Transportation District Commissions Concerned Citizens A copy of the tentative 1999-2000 allocations for the Interstate, Primary, and Urban Highway systems, as well as Public Transit, Ports, and Airports, including the updated Six-Year Improvement Program through 2004-005, was submitted to you by my letter of May 24, 1999. The Commonwealth Transportation Board, on June 17th, gave final approval to the enclosed 1999-2000 allocations and updated Six-Year Improvement Program. Very truly yours, David R. Gehr Commissioner enclosures cc: The Honorable Shirley J. Ybarra WE KEEP VIRGINIA MOVING Common wealth Y(ansp orta t/on Bo i$ cai year Volume Two Virginia Department of Y~anspo(tation and the Viy~inia Department of Rail and Pub/lc Y~anspo~tation I ! ! ! ! i ! ! I i I ! I I I I ! I i FISCAL YEARS 1999- 2000 THRU 2004- 2005 SIX YEAR IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM Interstate, Primary, Urban and Secondary Highway Systems Public Transit, Ports and Airports Copyright 1999, Commonwealth of Virginia I ! i ! ! I I ! I I I I I I I i ! I _1 Congestion Mitigation & Air Quality TABLE OF CONTENTS VOLUME 2 Safety i }rovement U. S. Route 58 Corridor Development ( Rail and Public TransPortatiOn ' ! "! -'1 i ...... 1 ! 1 .1 -1 ' '1 w~.j '~! -I .... ! ! ..... 1 ,' .... I ' ..... } Commonwealth T(ansportation Board ~"~ ~ (CongestiOn h#~at~n & Air /~pro vement Program) I I I ! I I I I I ! I CONGESTION MITIGA TION AND AIR QUALITY IMPRO VEMENT The Transportation Equity Act for the 21st Century or "TEA-21", signed by the President on June 9, 1998 provided for the continuation of the Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality Improvement Program (CMAQ). This program provides funds for projects to reduce pollution in Clean Air Act non-attainment and maintenance areas. This new federal-aid legislation established federal authorizations through 2003, thus providing better planning for future revenues. Projects for 'the Congestion Mitigation Program are not limited to highways. Eligibility is extended to other modes where the project can be shown to reduce congestion within the area. federal dollars. Local officials, acting through the Transportation Required matching funds will be provided from the system or mode using the Planning Board in Northern Virginia and the Metropolitan Plamfing Organizations within the other areas of the state and in cooperation with the Department, are responsible for recommending projects for Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality funding, except for $4 million in funds that shall be designated for projects in Virginia's non-attainment and maintenance areas by the Commonwealth Transportation Board, with first priority for this funding granted to approved Transportation Emissions Reduction Measures which are designed to mitigate emission impacts and that are not facility, locality, or mode specific. These projects must be included in the regional Transportation Improvement Programs for each area and are subject to individual eligibility determinations by the Federal Highway and Federal Transit Administrations. CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM (In Thousands of Dollars) 1998-1999 through 2003-2004 FEDERAL FUND ALLOCATIONS FREDERICKSBURG REGION NORTHERN VIRGINIA REGION 344 477 487 499 499 499 2,805 8,563 11,852 12,411 12,411 12,411 69,755 HAMPTON ROADS REGION 5,120 7,087 7,240 7,422 7,422 41,713 RIcHMoND 2,770 3,834 3,917 4,015 4,015 4,015 22,566 CTB DISTRII~UTED 4,000 4,000 4,000 4,564 5,139 25,703 I I I ! I I ! I I I t ! I It I I I Stafford 1.8 Mile East PE . ~Brooke Route 1 - RW ICommuter Rail Intersection CN ~:~,~ ~ ) Additional CMAQ Funds 15459 CM ~ to be Distributed by upon inclusion In TIP by MPO and specific project , determlnalion by FHWA/FTA, CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY FREDERICKSBURG REGION tOn PE RW CN TO 13555 PE RW CO TO CM 52281 PE Sidewalk/Other RW Pedestrian CO [mpmvemento TO CM 52450 Old Dominion Dr. PE Bike Trail RW CN TO CM 16100 PE Overpass at No~ RW Carlin Springs Road CO TO CM Provided In Pdmary Program TIP by MPO and specific project determination by FHWA/FTA, CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY NORTHERN VIRGINIA REGION I I I I I r I i I I I I I I I Highway Signalization HOV Access Ramp at Seminap/Rd PE RW CN TO CM 14862 PE RW CN TO CM 13464 PE RW CN TO CM 16O99 .andmark Mall Gateway Highway Trail RW CN TO 5O431 PE RW CO TO 52472 PE RW CO TO CM CM CM * Includes $500 STP Regional Funding R'0vlded in Urban System Program ' ' ' Construction Unden~ay :Plans and Contract J ~dministration by City by MPO and specitic project determination by FHWAFTA. NORTHERN VIRGINIA REGION CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY 5 Faidax C~y of Fairfax ~of Columbia Pike Trail PE RW CO ~rO CM 52469 PE RW CN TO CM 12879 PE RW CN TO CM 13466 PE lhellers RW CN TO CM 14863 Tysons Comer RW (Weslpark Site) CN TO CM Bus Shelters 16181 PE RW CN TO CM 16182 In TIP by UPO and specific project determination by FHWNFTA, CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY IConstruC~ion Complete ......... Plans aid Contract ,dministrat!,o,,n, by City lUnder Construction , illllll, .............. ~la"s and, Contract A(JministralJon by Cty ,, ~;~l; , , iI *l InclUdes Funds Transferred from Previous AllocatiOns ............ [COnstmctipn coml~ieL[,~ i .... planS,~ild Contra~t AiJ~inistmtton by Co~i)~ ~ 6 NORTHERN VIRGINIA REGION · t ! · I Seven Comefl; Transit Transfer Center PE RW CN TO CM Central Computerized PE Traffic Signal RW System and Control ON Monitoring TO OM 2380 / 12821 t 13453 PE RW Thru and CO Lanes) TO CM 52291 Sidewalks/Trails PE at Metro Facilities RW CO TO CM 52288 PE Parkway - 500 Space RW Commuter Parking Lot CO ~ TO CM 52285 Gmat Falls Street Trail PE RW ~ CO TO CM $1,345 Required Federal Demo Match ~ (1) ' STP Statewide in Vol. I (t) by MPO and specific project determination by FHWA/FTA, NORTHERN VIRGINIA REGION CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY 7 PE RW CN TO CM Hemdon ,of PE RW CO TO PE RW CN TO 3467 PE RW CN TO Purcellville- PE RW Parking Lot CO TO 522g0 RW CN TO 13465 CM CM CM CM CM (NFO)~00-253-111 PE101, C~01 ................. ,i', .... in TIP by MPO and specific project elegibility determinalion by FHWNFTA. CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY NORTHERN VIRGINIA REGION 8 I I ! i ! I ! ' ! ! ! i I tma Program PE RW CN TO CM Bicycle Racks at Selected Locations I'CM-70A RW CN TO 17641 PE RW CN TO 5OOO9 CM Pilot Program PE RW CN TO t MPO and specific project determination by FHWA/FTA. CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY NORTHERN VIRGINIA REGION 9 Rosslyn RW CO TO CM RW CN TO CM PE RW CN TO CM Assistance Program (Commuter Stores and Services) PE RW CO TO CM Station Safety/Station Improvements PE RW CO TO CM Program PE RW CN TO CM ' FHWNFTA. project CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY NORTHERN VIRGINIA REGION 10 I If I 11 I I I ' I I ! I :1 t t I i I ! I Public Education PE Campaign RW CN TO Re(jional Rideshadng PE Progarm RW CN TO CM Ride, sham PE Program RW Expanded CN TCM-47 TO CM O~ TCM-47C RW Guaranteed CO Ride Home TO CM Support Implementatio~ RW Telecommuting CN TCM-92 TO CM~ Falls Church PE Ele~ic Bus Service. RW Neighborhoods To CN Metrorail Stations TO Cl~ TIP by MPO and spedflc project determination by FHWA/FTA, CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY 11 NORTHERN VIRGINIA REGION Transportation Program Enhancements PE RW CN TO CM PE RW CN TO CM PE RW CN TO CM PE RW CO TO ~i~ llnclud~"$450 STP Regional inia ~ Commuter Station - Second Passenger Platform PE RW CN TO PE RW CN TO * Includes Funds Transferred From Previous Allocations by MPO and spedfic project determination by FHWNFTA, CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY 12 NORTHERN VIRGINIA REGION Replacement Buses Feeder Bus to Vienna Melrorail Station Rail Car Replacement Provide Free Bus Rides on Code Red Days PE RW CN TO CM 12878 PE RW CO TO CM PE RW CO TO ~;:; CM ~i~ PE RW CN TO CM Endzone PE Regional Public RW Education CO Campaign TO CM Commuter Connections PE Operation Center RW CO TO CM MPO and spedlic pro~ect determination by FHWA/FTA, STP Funds CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY NORTHERN VIRGINIA REGION 13 Bus She{te~ Programs - Fairfax, PRTC, , and Measures (TERMS) )Funds PE RW CO TO CM RW CN TO CM ~Y MPO and specific= project determination by FHWA/FTA. CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY NORTHERN VIRGINIA REGION 14 RW ~ 10 ~ ,- Reglonwide M-92 Metropolitan PE RW CN TO CM PE RW CN TO CM CM .- Regionwlde M-47C Regional Guaranteed Ride Home Program PE RW CN TO CM~ CM M-70B Employer O~treach for Bicycling PE RW CN TO CM CM - Reglonwlde M-70A Bicycle PE RW CN TO CM CMAQ - TERM'S NORTHERN VIRGINIA REGION 15 Regionwide -- Reglonwide M-77B Vanpool Incentives - Capital PE RW CN TO CM HOV Marketing PE RW CN TO CM Marketing Campaign PE RW CO TO CM PE RW CN TO CM M C CMAQ - TERM'S 1 16 NORTHERN VIRGINIA REGION PROJECTS TOBE ADMiNiStERED:BY VDOT ....... : I 104 - Improve Great BF~lge PE City ofBoulevard RW Chesapeake Intersection CN BoulevardDominion Geometric and Signal improvements TO CM I Construction Complete ' ' Plans~Right of Way and Contract Administration by C ty [VDOT) 12965 M110104-131-V05~ PE101~ C501 ,, , 168 - Improve Great Bridge PE City of Boulevard RW Chesapeake Intersection CN Boulevard CM nstructio, n Co,mplete Plans and Contract Adminisffation by City ' [VDOT) 12966 M 168-131-V10~ PE101~ C5,01 , City of Upgrade Traffic PE Chesapeake Signal System with RW Interconnect CN IVDOT) 12964 M~ ' .... 3ity of Greenbrier Parkway - PE 3hesapeake Route 64 RW Interconnect [VDOT) 1~168 M icity of Various Locations PE IChesapeake RW I(VDOTI 16108 · ~ ..... ~ indusion in TIP by MPC and specific project determination by FHWNFTA. CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY HAMPTON ROADS REGION 17 IChesapeal<e JEW I I I i I ISlgnal I CN I I I ,,r, I I I I i IPlans and Contra~ ~ dministrafi~ by Ci~ ' ' i(VOOT) 116109 I IChesapeake Systems i RW I I I I IPlans and ConE~ Admtnts~a~on by City ' I~VDOTI , ~5~10 lChesapeake Jolliff Rd I RW iBikeway I CN I I I cB~:?~ ...... I ' IIVDOT) J~6110 ~ I J CM I(NFO)U00043~-I~SPE101, C501 .... ICi~ of At Gr~nbrier/ I PE F~:~OI ' I I IChesapeake Eden Way I Mall I RW llnters~ion I CO ~/ / I I I / / / I(VDOT) ........ 17637 CM i{NFO{ )U000-131- ....129 PE10i~ AW201 C501 IChesapeake ~lake Drive / RW ~ ?~ ~/ / I I1~ Ramp - / co :~/~ / / I IChesapeake lCedar Ro~ / RW IExtend R~te ~ ! / CO I(VDOT) I 152359 l: / l~NF°) UO0043~-~4t PEt01 RW201, C501 ......... IConUngent upon indusi~ in TIP by MPO and sp~fic proj~ el~ibili~ determinaUon by FHW~TA. CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY 18 HAMPTON ROADS REGION I I ) I I I I I I I i ~ [ I I I I I i ! of Mount Pleasant Road at Great Bridge Bypass 'urn Lane PE RW CO TO CM , of Gilmerton Road: Route 17 - Signals, VMS Signs and Video Monitoring Site Provide Satellite Parking near Street and West Pembroke Ave. System Upgrade Integrate with COMPARE Armistead Avenue PE RW CO TO CM RW CO TO CM 52352 RW CN TO CM 13477 PE RW CN TO CM 16102 PE RW CO TO CM 19026 i * Includes Funds Transferred Frem Previous Nlocations ' d, eestruction Complete Plans and Contract Administration by City * Includes $2,000 STP Regional and $350'Urban'AIIocat~or{~ ~ '" inclusion in TIPby MPO and specific project ,determination by FHWAFTA. HAMPTON ROADS REGION CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY 19 Landing Road Michaels Woods ! TMSI PE RW CO TO 17825 RW CO TO 19027 Center - RW VDOT Smart Travel CO TO , of Boulevard/ S~'eet IntersecUons 52380 RW CO TO 52362 RW CO TO 52363 Hardy Cash Drive/ RW Enterprise Parkway CO TO 52387 CM CM CM CM CM CM ~y MPO and specific project determination by FHWAETA. CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY HAMPTON ROADS REGION 20 City of IAt Fox Hill Road and I PE I i I I Hampton IWoodland Road I RW I I I I Intersection J ! CO I I I I I I 152364 ! I CM IU000~114-135, PEI01 ICity of IJ. Clyde Morris [ PE ~1%~61 I I .... INewport News IBoulevard Corridor I RW IB~keway Int Route 64- I CN ?;~i!~.~,,i I I IPhasel IJeffersonAvenue I TO : ! ::.~/183~,.,!,. ~t~'.~1 ":~"~ ~'~'~i~;I ~ I o struc' Complete LVDO~) I .... 112~69 ............... I I CM IUOOO-121-V14 P[~101 T - I I :(~,~ I I 'Cn tion ICi~ o~ IJ. Clyde Morris I PE ~:~ ~] J I ' INewport News IBou evard Corridor I RW ; i~!i~!~;!OI I I IB,keway l Jefferson Avenue- I CN ~;~i~al ! I------ IPhase II IManners Museum I I I CM I I I I I nder Cons uction I(WOT) I 11~78 .......... I ! Ca IUOOOq2~.W4, PE102~ ICi~ of IJ. Qyde Mot[is I PE INewp~ N~ IB~levard Cor~dor I RW I I / IBikeway IThimble Shale Bird,- I CN I I / I ! I(VmT) I I1,~25 ....... I I CM I00~7-~2~-V0S, PE101, ICI~ of JRivermont Bike INewp°" News ITrail ! aw I I / IBike Trail I I CO (VDOT) 52~3 CM 141~ PE101, I~J~ of IJ. Clyde MoEis I PE I I INewpo~ Ne~ IB~levard C~ridor ! ~ ~ I I / IBik~ay IM dd ~r~nd Blvd - IPhase IV IJeffemon Ave. i TO I land ~ster Point Rd.) ! I I / I(VP~T} I ............. IContingent u~n indusi~ in TIP by MPO and spe~fic pmj~ l~ibili~ detamina~on by FHW~TA, CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY HAMPTON ROADS REGION 21 and Right Oyster Point Rd. Intersection PE RW CN TO ~lewport News Pat~lck Henry Commerce Center I lPa~'ick Henry Center 12970 RW CN TO 13470 RW CN TO Coordinate 70 Signals RW CN TO 16104 Lane- RW CN TO ~ewpo~News Intersection Warwick Boulevard and Oyster Point Road 16105 RW CO TO 9021 TIP by MPO and specific project :determination by FHWNFTA. cml CUi CMi CM CM 420 Additional CMAQ Funds Allocated From Reserve Account CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY 22 HAMPTON ROADS REGION ! I I ! I ! I I I I I I I I I , of PE Newport News and Thimble Shoals RW Intersection CO Improvement TO 19023 PE Newport News Boulevard end RW Intersection CO Improvement TO 9O22 Traffic Operations PE Center- RW 1.64 at JeffersOn Avenue CO TO r of Hall. 1-664 52346 PE RW CO TO CM CM CM CM ~ of Intersections Phases VI - XI Mercury Boulevard: Hampton - Newport News PE RW CO TO CM 52348 RW CO TO CM 52389 , MPO and specific project determination by FHWA/FTA. CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY 23 HAMPTON ROADS REGION C~ty of Pedesbian Trail Upgrade ~of ~of ~of Park PE RW CO TO System Upgrade (225 Intersections) 52349 PE RW CO TO CM CM 1-64 Newport News - Route 105 York County Upgrade 75 Intersections Computerized Signal System Expansion - Phase I PE RW CO TO CM PE RW CN TO 50011 RW CN TO CM 12971 Computerized Signal PE System Expansion RW Phase II CN TO CM ' MPO and specific project determination by FHWNFTA. CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY 24 0 !,, ,0~ 0 0 :0 O: :iO 0.'; 0 0 0 0 HAMPTON ROADS REGION Non,4ew Avenue/ PE Garden Road * RW Relocate Eastbound CO and Norlhbound Left TO ~ CM §23§5 Norfolk STC - PE VDOT STC RW CO TO CM ~of STC Operations City of Norfolk Signal Optimization Citywide STC ; Avenue - Boulevard Beach Boulevard/ : Boulevard - PE RW CO TO CM PE RW CO TO CM 52367 PE RW CO TO OM 52368 ~ of PE Portsmouth Signal System RW CN TO CM 16196 ?7,0 O~ : :0' Plans and Contract :Iminislration by City Contingent upon Inclusion in TIP by MPO and specific projec{ r determination by FHW/VFTA. CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY 25 HAMPTON ROADS REGION ¸of ~ane$ Constance Road Intersection Improvement PE RW CN TO CM 12973 RW CN TO CM DoWntOwn Signal AW CN TO cM Downtown !7531 PE RW CN TO CM 50012 RW CO TO CM ECL - 19011 PE RW CO TO O~ O/;~:i!!', .0! O: :0 52370 inclusion in TiP by MPO and spectflc project determination by FHWNFTA, *'l~clud~s'Transfers of $34 from 17923, $43 from 12974 and $196 from MPO Reserve Account 'iC(~hstruction,,~......^.Underway...~..... .... plains and Contract J ,dmi~iSl!ration by City ,, Pla, ps and C(~ntra'~:{'Adminislration by Cty CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY HAMPTON ROADS REGION 26 ! I I I I ! I 1 I I I ! I ] I I I i I RW Route 101 :loute 460 - 4ings Fork ROad ~CL - Fork Road PE RW CO TO RW CO TO CM SCL - Turlington Road Route 337/ ECL- Portsmouth Blvd. Va, Beach Blvd. RW CO TO ~ CM~;~ PE RW CO TO CM 52382 PE RW CO TO CM 19013 TIP by MPO and specific project t determination by FHWAET^. CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY 27 HAMPTON ROADS REGION ,of and Lynnhaven Parkway and Witchduck Neck Rd. RW CO TO 19015 RW CO TO RW CO TO 1~012 PE RW CO TO 19005 Route 264 (44) RW CO TO 18970 RW CN TO CM CM CM CM CM~ CM ~252~ determination by FHW/VFTA, pecil~c project CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY 28 HAMPTON ROADS REGION Interconnect and Southbound Turn Lane at Viking Drive Locations and Phase II PE RW CN TO CM 12976 RW CN TO CM PE RW CN TO CM STP PE RW CO TO 52355 RW CN TO City/State Fiber PE RW CO TO 52354 CM Jconstmctio~n:,Cemplete 'Plans and Con(ract Administration by City lCons~ction Complete , , Plans andContract Administration by City by MPO and specific project determination by FHWAETA, CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY HAMPTON ROADS REGION 29 P of Beach Bikeway Message Signs (ITS) Event Signals Improvement] Road Cente~ville Rd PE RW CN TO 16107 RW CN TO 50014 RW CO TO 52378 PE RW CO TO 19016 RW CO TO PE RW CN TO 16462 CM CM CM GM CM CM I / inclusion in TIP by MPO and specific project determinalion by FHWA/FTA. CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY 30 HAMPTON ROADS REGION ]James City ]Longhilt Road/ ]612. IOIde Town Road- Multi Uso Trail Centerville Road and City Lane 13719 Route 199/ PE Route 5- RW CO TO 18975 CM Regional Bikeway PE ional Nlocalions and $70 MPO Reserve Account Network RW CN 135O0 Regional Bikeway PE Signege RW CN TO 16463 Lakeside Drive PE Intersection RW CN TO 12962 PE RW CN TO GraflonDdve CM CM CM CM ~PO and spedflc project determination by FHW/VFTA, CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY HAMPTON ROADS REGION 31 Emissions Inspection RW Stations CN TO ~0 ~0 0 0 :~:~:~:0~ 151~1 Information System RW I CO , ! TO * ~0 0 ~:~ ~ .0' CM 52324 /IPO Reserve Account 0 O~?i ~ PROJECTS TO BE City of ' Operation of Ferry PE Hampton Between Hampton RW Fast Ferry and Norfolk CN (Downtown TO ...................................... ~:.3~317:- f:%~:ii0:.~? ~,~':::'~:?0'~ ~',::: :.":<, !0:i- .~ . Partnership) CM " ............ Peninsula Purchase 2 - 40 fl PE Transportatien Buses RW Bislricl CN ~, ~}!}~ ,, ' ..... , .,.~, .~.~.~ ......... ;~eninsula Pumhase";i Ne~ Buses PE ' ~%0 ' fransportation RW :ommissien 1'0 ~.,.,. ~ ........................... ...... DR T) I ' '"" TIP by IMPO and specific project determination by FHWA/FTA. CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY 32 HAMPTON ROADS REGION i I I I I ! ]1 ! Purchase 5 New Buses PE RW CH Peninsula ;o~vice PE Transporlation RW Disb'ict CN TO RW CN TO CM PE RW CN PE RW CN TO CM PE RW CN TO CM :'-?0' ";~[ 0 0 0" 0 0 :0 upon indusion in TIP by MPO and specific project determinalJon by FHWA/FTA. CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY HAMPTON ROADS REGION 33 District Transportation District Shuttle PE RW CN TO CM Oyster Point Shuttle Service PE RW CN TO CM Transit PE RW CN TO CM Transit Service RW CO TO CM HOV Express Bus Service/ RW 1-64 Corridor From CO To TO GM PE Magruder Boulevard RW Corridor Route Service CO TO CM by MPO and specific project t determinalion by FHWNFTA. * STP Regional Allocation ' i"'cludes $487 ST'P Regional AllocalJon I CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY 34 HAMPTON ROADS REGION Tmnspoffa~on Deviation/ Service PE RW CO TO CM Kempsvitle Road New Transit Service PE RW CN TO CM Deep Creek New Transit Service PE RW CN TO -CM Chesapeake Express Transit Sen'ice RW CN TO CM '/'.0 ~0 PE RW CN TO CM PE RW CN TO CM inclusion in TIP by MPO and specific project determination by FHWA/FTA, CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY HAMPTON ROADS REGION 35 Purchase 8 Buses for New Service PE RW CN TO CM Purchase 20 Transit Coaches for new HOV Express Bus Service Ridesharing and RW CN TO GM PE RW CN TO '~62~ 0 0 ~0 Tunnel; From Churchland, and other Park and 12 River Road) PE RW CN TO PE RW CN TO Route No. 15 PE RW CN TO CM 125 * Inctude'~ $250 STP Regional Allocations 0 J ~0;.?!;.= 0 determination by FHWNFTA. proj~ CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY 36 HAMPTON ROADS REGION I I I ! 'i ! I ] ! I } I I t I ! I I ! ! Tidewater HOV Express Bus PE Service to Norfolk RW Naval Base From CN TO i120 :0~, :0'~ '0~ ~:0 50: O~:i CM Express Bus Service PE RW CO TO CM O~ Tidewater District Indian River HOV Express Bus Service Si vedeaf HOV Express Bus Service PE RW CO TO CM PE RW CO TO CM ~0 ~8 39 Park and Sail Shuttle Sewice RW CO TO CM 0 Regional PE Commuter Service RW CN TO CM inclusion in TIP by MPO and specific project determination by FHWNFTA, CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY HAMPTON ROADS REGION 37 Richmond Rd Tourist Shuttle PE RW CN TO CM iRecjional Allocation Shopping Circulator RW CO TO CM PE RW CN TO CM 100, Buses, Bus Shelters RW and Other Facilities CO TO Equipment CM O~ PE Downtown RW Electric CO TO CM 0~ to be 0istributed by Local MPO by MPO and specific project by FHWAETA CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY 38 HAMPTON ROADS REGION I upon inclusion in TIFby MPO and specific project determinalion by FHWAFTA, CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY 39 HAMPTON ROADS REGION RW CN TO CM 50651 CMAQ - TERM'S 40 HAMPTON ROADS REGION 1/54 - Town of Reduce Single PE ~ I // ...................... ~,shland Occupant Vehicle RW~1~1 / CN Install Tiips Bel~een High ~i ........ ~ '~ ' .......... ~ .... ~;~ ' Prior.Sidewalks 1 Ama in and Density Commerdal Residential Areas TO CM~1 3f Master Plan Plans and Contract Adminisb'ation b Town Town of Intersmion ' Ashland Route 1 and RW / ~ Contract Adminis~a~on b~ '. l'owniV'DO'T) of .... Route 1 and Junclion 13463PE ~l / CM 10001-166-V06, PE 01, RW20,, M501 ~. 1 ~,hland Drive & Route 54 andCN RW ~ i~T~i~;~! ~ ~edesldan Cottage Drive CN SIgna Heads, ~ctivators, CM ~ave. Ma~ings Plans and own , 'VDOT) 1:~62 ! M501 rown of Along and Adjacent PE ~shland to Route 1 and RW nslall Route 54 ,urn rVDOT) 13461 / CM 15Cl;adesCity AtRoutel06 RwPE ~ ~ ILett Lanes CM~I -- ~' I(VDOT) 12951 .................... !.. CM I~'V~'PEIO!f M501~ M502 ............... TIP by MPO and specific project determination by FHWA/FTA. CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY RICHMOND REGION 41 55- 10- t0- Lelt Turn Lane 155 PE RW CN TO 12952 PE RW CN ~ TO 16477 PE RW CN TO 16095 PE RW CN TO CM 16098 PE RW CN TO CM~ 16096 PE RW CN TO CM 5OO16 (t) Includes $194 STP Regional Allocation inclusion in TIP by MPO and specific project determination by FHWA/FTA, CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY 42 RICHMOND REGION i I I 10- Road ~0017 PE RW CN TO PE RW CN TO H742 PE RW CO TO 52427 At Cloverleaf Mall PE Bus Puli-Out and RW Operating Funds for CN Extension of GRTC TO Savice 14744 PE Walton Park Rd/ RW Woolridge Road CN Extension TO 17432 CM CM CM CM CM CM (NFO} 0060-020-123 ~ PE101~ RW201~ C501 , , , ol O~ determination by FHWA/FTA. CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY RICHMOND REGION 43 left Turn 0,2 Mile North Route 1451144- 0.2 Mile South Route 145It44 PE RW CN TO CM 11921 RW CN TO CM 12931 RW CN TO CM Chlppenham Pkwy RW 7370 PE RW CN TO CM 16338 RW CN TO 17147 ent upon Inclusion in TIP by MPO and specific project , determination by FHWA/FTA (~) CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY Co~isbuction Comp!!,;e , ,=,~;,'" ' ' ..... ~ '~-~ Tmnsfen'~ From Previous Allocations Conslruclion Undenvay Plan and Contract A(minis'~'ation by County .......... Regional Allocation 44 RICHMOND REGION I (Holridge St) At Elkhardt Road PE RW CN TO 17148 RW CN TO CM 13552 PE RW CN TO CM 50O26 Windsor PE RW CO TO 19064 RW CO TO CM CM Westover PE RW CO TO 52433 CM by MPO and specific project determination by FHWA/FTA. CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY 45 RICHMOND REGION , of Traffic Hanover Right Turn Turn Wright Avenue At Route 643 PE RW TO OM ~ 12953 RW CN TO 13551 RW CN TO 16O97 RW CN TO PE RW CN TO 16925 RW CN TO CM CM CM 16926 CM and Funds Transferred From Previous Projects IPtans by County ' ~y MPO and specific project determination by FHWAETA CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY 46 RICHMOND REGION I I ] I Rampand 156 - At Cold Harbor Road PE RW CN 1'O 16924 CM At Interstate Route 64 PE RW CN TO CM 50020 PE RW CN TO CM 5~021 PE RW CN TO CM 12936 PE RW CN 1'O CM 12935 PE RW CN TO CM 12937 inclusion In TiP by MPO and specific project , determination by FHWA/FTA. CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY RICHMOND REGION 47 Lane PE RW CN 'ro Henrico Reconstruct Intersection, Provide Signal Right Turn 12941 Richmond Corporate Limits - :).~1 Mile East ~leals Street and Modify Signal RW CN TO 50022 RW CN 1'0 RW CN TO 12939 AtAusfinAvenue PE RW CN TO 12940 RW CN TO 12942 CM CM CM~,~ CM~ I IPlans and Contract l dminislration by County determination by FHWA/FT^. project CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY 48 RICHMOND REGION I Hen~co Signalization Improvement Henrico $ignalizaUon Improvement Signal Control PE RW CN TO 12~3 PE RW CN TO 12944 RW CN TO 12945 PE RW CN TO 13553 PE RW CN TO CM CM CM CM CM PE RW CO TO CM [Plans and Contract t dministration ~)~, County ' Transferred From Project 0010-116.V08, PE101, M501 I I I I inclusion in TIP by MPO and specific project determination by FHWA/FTA. CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY RICHMOND REGION 49 10- City of Hopewell Signals Median Lett nalization Road PE RW CN TO CM 12955 PE RW CN TO CM Broad Street RW CN TO CM 13458 Corridor RW CN TO CM Commerce Road RW CN TO CM 5OO23 Transpmtation RW Plan CN TO CM 17371 ly MPO and specific project , determination by FHWNFTA. Transferred From Project 0036-116-105, PE Previous Balance CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY 5O RICHMOND REGION I I I ! I I I I ~E ~ Intermodal Study RW ~ CE ~ , TO CM~ Compatibility Wilh VDOT's AVl Electronic RW CN TO ~ ~!i~202 x?~ CM 5O025 City of Feasibility and PE .... I ' ' IRichmond Design Study for RW IMaln Street Regional CN I . Phasel Center CM LDrPtl 1~94s I / cM Icity of ~enovation a.d PE I / ~ ..... IRichmond ~ehabilllation of [Main Street vlulli.Modal Center cN I / I¢orPt} ICity of Implemenl Sl~egles PE I ! ~ " IRi~mond ~mended in ~e RW IComprehensive Comprehensive CN ITfens~t Transit Plan TO ?:,~-~. ffDRPII -- / C ~ ..... in TIP by MPO and specific project determination by FHWA/FTA, CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY RICHMOND REGION 51 of Richmond Bus Shelters Benches GRTC Service Area PE RW CN TO CM One Year Operating Funds operations Off Low Floor Buses PE RW CN TO RW CN TO PE RW CN TO CM CM PE RW CO TO GM *Includes $450 STP ~ion~l Funding Provided In Primary Sys~[em Program RW CO TO CM MPO and specific project determinalion by FHWA/FTA, CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY 52 RICHMOND REGION PE RW CN TO CM PE RW CO 1'0 CM PE RW CN TO CM Automate and PE RW CN TO CM Elec~c PE RW CN TO CM RW CO TO MPO and specific project determination by FHWNFTA. CM CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY RICHMOND REGION 53 Richmond Transit Service Area: fade Older Engine Relrofit tl III Van Shuttle: Phase I, II and Iit Information System Upgrade Tmnsi! Service Area: Smart Card System: determination by FHWNFTA. PE RW CN TO CM PE RW CN TO CM RW CN TO CM RW CN TO CM RW CN TO CM PE RW CO TO CM ~0 CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY 54 RICHMOND REGION Regional Public PE Transportation Study RW CO TO CM Trolley Vehicle Replacement Purchase of Clean Fueled Buses Reglonwide Air Pollution Reduotion Program PE RW CN TO CM PE RW CN TO CM RW CN TO CM PE RW CN TO CM PE RW CN TO CM * Includes $50 STP Regional Allocation determination by FHWA/FTA. project CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY RICHMOND REGION 55 Additional CMAQ Funds to be Distributed by Local MPO- Tri-Cities to be Distributed by determination by FHWA/FTA. pedticpr~ect CONGESTION MITIGATION AND AIR QUALITY I I I I I ~ 56 RICHMOND REGION RW CN TO CM 5O65O ,,i CMAQ - TERM'S RICHMOND REGION 57 f i~ ca/ y~ar 6 Yransportab~n £nhanc~m~nt Pm~ram I ! I I I I I I ! ~ ~ J I ] I J I I i TRANSPOR Tel TION ENHelNCEMENTS This program provides a means of financing activities that go beyond the normal elements of a transportation improvement project. The Transportation Equity Act for the 21st Century or "TEA-21", signed by the President on June 9, 1998 provided for the continuation of the Transportation Enhancement Program. This federal-aid legislation established federal authorizations through 2003, thus providing better planning for future revenues. With the enactment of TEA-21, additional funding was made available for the Transportation Enhancement Program. Transportation enhancement activities can be a stand-alone project or can be implemented as part of an on- going project. In either case it must relate to the intennodal transportation system in function, proximity, or impact. Transportation enhancement activities are activities which increase the value or worth of a project or make it more aesthetically pleasing. It should provide a "quality-of-life" benefit. A project is enhanced by doing something that is not common practice. Eligible transportation enhancement activities must fall into one or more of the following categories: 1. Provision of facilities for bicycles and pedestrians; 2. Acquisition of scenic easements and scenic or historic sites; 58 3. Scenic or historic programs; 4. Landscaping and other scenic beautification; 5. Historic preservation; 6. Rehabilitation and operation of historic transportation buildings, structures, or facilities including historic railroad facilities and canals; 7. Preservation of abandoned railway corridors including the conversion and use thereof for pedestrian and bicycle trails; 8. Control and removal of outdoor advertising; 9. Archaeological planning and research; and, 10. Mitigation of pollution due to highway run-off; 11. Transportation Museums This year 214 applications were received totalling $84.6 million. for approval amounting to $18.5 million. A total of 98 applications are recommended The Commonwealth Transportation Board allocates funds to specific projects on a statewide, competitive basis. Project Proposals are examined by a VDOT Enhancement Selection Panel. Based upon the recommendations of the Panel and a review by the Commonwealth Transportation Board's Environmental Committee, projects are selected for implementation. 59 and restoration of the bridge~ and tmsttes on the Virginia creeper National Recrealion Trail. Trail Restomlion # Railroad Depot and Trail 17564 C501 lhe Historic Appalachia Train Depot and construction of a trail through historic portions of Town. EN99-164-102~PE101~PE102~RW201~CS01 Town of Big Stone Gap Greenbelt Trail & Walking Tour City of Bdstol Mendota Trail iCreate a greenbelt frail and complete an histodc walking tour. 17563 [NFO)ENO7-101'102?E 101,PE102,RW201,CS01 Construction of a mil-trail facility along the Mendota Rail Bed in the City of Bristol, ~/ashington and Scott Counties. town of Cedar Bluff Cedar Bluff Trail & Ovedook r°wh of Chilhowie 5197[ ~isitofs Center and rmil town ofc°ebum 187~ tom's Creek Bddges 51980 51981 EN~'!O.2;103?E.101?E.102,CS01 . Construction of overlook, public facilities and interpretive displays. (NFO)EN98,184-103~PE 101~..PE..102 RW20t.C501 Establish a Visitor Information Center and develop a pedestrian/bicycle trail along the Middle Fork of the Holston River. EN99-189-104?E101~PE 102~RW201~C501 Pedestrian bridge repbcements and new bddge construction across Tom's Creek including landscaping and associated walkways. EN99-198-105,PE101.PE102,C501 ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM PE RW CO CO 10 CO 10 PE RW CO TO IPE RW CO TO I CO 10 60 BRISTOL DISTRICT Town of Damascus Rail-Trail at Beaverdam Creek the Virginia-Carolina Railway milroed bed and spur lines into a multi-use paved trail. Dtcken. son County John Fiannagan Lake Overlook Dickenson County ]'own of Clin~oed Pedestrian Facilities !town of Gate City Downtown Sidewalk Revitalization [own of Gate City Downtown Sidewalk :~evitalizalion rown of Grundy 3Id Kentucky Turnpike 31cycle and 3edesMan Trail rewn of Jonesvitla ;umberland Bowl ~edesMan Access 51977 5O102 51983 15219 51982 1522O 1879~ E,N99'2OS-lO1,PElOl PE102,,C501 ............. Coi~s~uction of scenic overlook. EN98-O25-137?E101,PE102~CS01 Construction of several trails that will allow for safe pedestrian passage throughout the Downtown and Cranes Nest pa~ of the Town. EN99-025-10Z?E101,PEI02.CS01 Central Business DisMct streets(ape alongtoWn's main thoroughfare would include planting trees, installing antique.styled lighting to provide a more aesthetic design in order to at. act new business establishments and retain those already located there. EN94-221*V43,PE101,PE102~CSOl CONSTRUCTION UNDER WAY Construction of 21/2 blocks of sidewalk in downtown Gate City. EN99'221-106.PE101~PE102,C501 Construction of a 3.5 mile trail between the Royal City area of Grundy and the downtown area. EN94-229-V44~PE101~PE102~RW201~CS01 Cons~ction of 1850 linear feet of paved trail from Main Street to the Cumberland Bowl Park. (NFO)EN98-O52-105,PE101 .PE102.C50t ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM 61 I BRISTOL DISTRICT tie all the components of the park 13824 CONSTRUCTION UNDER WAY Continuation of the Wilde~ Road Trail project consisting of an 8 mile segment ir mm Caylor to Rose Hill. 16606](NFO)EN96-052-101 ,PEIOI,PEI02,CS01 lDevelopment and conslmction of a Visitors Center with the States of Tennessee and ~(entucky Lee County 5198 Wilderness Road Project Phase II Lee County Daniel Boone Tri-State ~/isitofs Center 18792 rown of Marion Vlarion Histoff Walk 18791 town of =ennington Gap .eeman Field Bike Trail Russell County Trip Through the Heart of Appalachia Town of Saltvilie Trail System 16065 ~=N99-961-109,PE101,PE102,RW201,C501 ......... Pedes[d=. facility that will also serve as an educational and tourist attmctien for the town. qFO)EN98'119-107,PE101,.P..E102~C501 . Construction of 5000 feet of paved Bicycle/PedesOan Trail throughout the Leemah Field Park including rest areas and bike rocks. (NFO)EN98.052-106~PE101~PE 102~C501 Construction of kiosks with regional maps which have local informalion about ama. At k~ks them will be bicycle rocks and all areas will be landscaped with trees, flowers and shrubs conducive to that envimm~nL NF.O)EN95-083-103,PE 1017.E. 1~2. ,C501 Construction of trails that will provide access to the histo~ sites of Salt~ille 51984 EN99-295-108,PE101,PE102,CS01 ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM IPE RW CO TO RW CO TO JPE RW CO TO 62 BRISTOL DISTRICT Portal Smyth County town of Marion 3rassroots ;onsen/ancy 'Rive~walk" ~my~h County -lungry Mother ~reek Trail Nashington County Nhitatop Station :)ark Nise COunty Conductor House ~.ailmad Museum Nise County ;linch River Ranger ;)istfict 5198( 15218 13823 1878~ 1878S Wise County 51987 HandsAcmss the Mountain 51989 Scenic Vistas and Overlook Construction of a bOardwalk trail to an overlook above Stock Creek Gorge and a Imit between the amphitheater and the Cove Ridge Educational Center. E. N99-084:.! !..0,P~E. ~0! ,PE!02,C50! Develop a 3.2 mile greenbelt walking/bicycle path along the Middle Fork of the Hoiston River. EN94-086~V19,PE101,PE102,RW201,C501 UNDER CONSTRUCTION The trail will provide a scenic facility for pedestrians and bicyclists and will follow Hungry Mother Park Eom the entrance to Hungry Mother Park to the Middle Fork of the Hoiston River, a distance of approximately five miles, EN93-086-V26iPE101~PE102~RW2..0.1,CS01 Cons~ction of a park on the site of the former Whitatop railroad depot which will also provide facilities for users of the Virginia Creeper Trail. (NFO)EN98-095-101?E101~PE I02~C501 Renovation of the oldest building In the Town of Saint Paul, the old Norfolk & Western Conductor's House. {NFO)EN98.O97-104,PE101~PE102~C50! Provide hardened surface for the Guest River Trail, benches and bike racks, EN99~097-111~PE101 PE102~C501 . Construction of an overlook at Black Mountain on Route 160 and creation of a park on Route 23 Business. EN99-0cJ7-113~PE101~PE102~RW2.0.1,CS01 ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM 63 PE RW CO TO CO TO ¢O TO PE RW CO TO BRISTOL DISTRICT I ! ! I I ! I I i I ~ I , / I ~ ~ ' I I 1 I roan of Wylheville Nelcome to Historic Nytlleville 18787 ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM benches and improving the interpretive materials currently public for lhe Welmme to Historic Wy~eville Project EN98-139-102~PEt01~PEI02~C501 , DISTRICT SUMMARY 64 BRISTOL DISTRICT Thomas Jefferson Ntemorial Foundation Thomas Jefferson Parkway Albemarle County I Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation Thomas Jefferson Parkway Albema~ County / Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation Thomas Jefferson Parkway Albemarle County I Thomas Jeffemon Memorial Foundation Thomas Jeffemon Parkway Cityof Chariot~esville Union Station City of Charlottesville University of Virginia Rugby Road City of Charlottesville/ Albemarle County Rivanna Greenbelt Extension 13772 15152 1653~ 52020 13775 15153~ 16085 17567 Phase I - financing to develop traffic conldor as a true parkway, this will include scenic and safety enhancement of roadside landscaping, a bike-hiking trail connecting visitors center to Monticello, a native plant arboretum, scenic overlooks and pond and foot trails. EN93-002-V05,PE101~PE102,RW201,CS01 UNDER CONSTRUCTION Phase II - including safety and aesthetic improvements, pedestrian and bicycle access to Monticello and Park/Arboretum deveWpment. EN94-002-V09~PE101,PE102~RW201~CS01 ............. Stone bridge and tunnel crossings of Route 53 to provide access [or pedestrians, vehicles and cyclists. Includes Imils, plantings and overlook. INFO)EN96-002-t19 PEt01 PE102,C§01 Site improvements to provide aocose from Monticello to the Monticello Visito['s Center EN99-002-143rPE101~PE102~RW201,CS01 Restoration of the seriously deteriorated historic train station building and supporting infras~cture. EN93-104-V02~PE101~PE102~RW201~C501 Widening of Rugby Road ~m University Avenue to Wayside Place, so that designated bicycle lanes can be incorporated into the roadway. A sidewalk is proposed for the east side oftbe road. EN94-104-V05,..C501; (NFO) EN95.104-121 ,PE. t.01 ,PEJ02,RW201 ,C501 Pedesl~ian, bicycle and ADA accessible frail connecting Rivanna Greenbelt to Pen Park and Darden Town Park. (NFO) EN97.104.106~PE101~PE102,RW201,CSO~I .... ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM 65 CO TO CO TO TO co ~ TO EN CULPEPER DISTRICT City of Gateway landscaped bland at a major intersection and entrance into downtown Charlottesville EN98-104*125rPE.1.01,PE102,RW201,CS01 and censlrudlon of bicycle lanes and sidewalks PE RW CO TO Airport Road Corridor City of Charlottesville Histo~c Court Square 50103 EN98.104-1381.PE.101,PE102,C501 ri;Hcai~t historic elements of Charloltesville's Court Square C)istdc{. Culpeper County Route 620 Corridor 5201{ EN99'104-142,PE10~,P. E102,C501 Safety improvements, pull-off areas and Irail slgnage rown of Culpeper ;)epet Rehabilitation Fauguier County Mosby Heritage Area Slgnage Fluvanna County Fluvanna Heritage Trail 15154 1880~ 1879 Renovation and rehabilitation of depot building into a useable transportation facility. beautification of surrounding area and addition of Amtrak waiting room. EN94-204-V11~PE101~PE 102~RW201~C501 UNDER CONSTRUCTION Designed to enhance the series of self-guided automobile tours through installation of signs which will designate boundary lines of the area, historic towns and villages and spedr~c stops of interesL EN98~.30;1.28,PE101,PE102~C501 Pha~-d development of pedestrian/bicycle trails, preservation and access to historic lock, canals and covered bridge site. '."N98-032-127,PE101,PE 102~RW201,C501 ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM j. EN [ PE RW CO ~ EN 66 CULPEPER DISTRICT town of Gordonsville Renovate historic depot and upgrade pedestrian facilities PE 3ordonsville Depot CO 52021 EN99.225.144 PE101~PEI02~RW201~C501 ~!?~ EN ,o[~isa County Esi~l~ii~i~ment of a se i-guid~i ten stop auto-tour wilh appropriata pa~i~ areas and "PE historic markers. RW rrevilian Station CO 3attlefield Auto.Tour TO 18689 EN98-054-124 .... PEI01 PEIO2~RW201 C501 ~,~:,,~;~:~',:~;f~':~'~ EN, .oulsa County Acquisition of battlefield and construction of walking trails with interpretive ma~ers. PE Converston of old train station into a Visitor's Center. RW rravilians Historic Park CO ~¥~:?,~-".~'?:i I 50104EN98-054-139,PE101~PE102,RW201 i:i~ '!~i:i EN ILoulsaCounty Acquisition of baUlefield and cons~ction of walking trails with interprelive marke'~. ' Conversion of old ffain station into a Visitor's Center. RW ITrevilians Historic Park J(ConstructionOnly) TO 50104 EN98-054-139,C501 i~ :i~ EN 16540 (NFO)EN96~056-120,PE101,PE102,RW201,C501 ~?!:~:~ EN ;)range Counly Establ'ist~ent of Visitor's Center, new ~ntrance and a bail that will wind t~mugh the ........ PE historic sitos on the property. RW 3ermana Colonies Visitor CO ;enter on Route 3 TO ! 16083 (NFO) EN95~068-119)PE101,PE102,C501 ,, ~?~ EN :)range County Restoration of historic train station and improve~ll~nts to the Visitor Center Complex. PE 52022 EN99'068'14§,PE101,PE102,RW201,C501 ........................................ ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM 67 CULPEPER DISTRICT Spenyville Gateway - Phase I 52023 town of Scottsvitle 3anal Basin Square 18691 rown of Wa~nton Narmnton Spur Greenway 13774 Streetscaping and pedeslrian facilities along Main Slmet and a footbridge over the Thornton River, EN99:078-t46 PEt01,PE10,2,RW201~CS01 . Develop a h;s~.of;c ~,-a~$porlatlon ~a~k to celebrate the town's unique history and increase tourism, EN98-298.126~PE101~PE102,RW201~CS01 Convemlon of abandoned rail line to trail, beginning at Franklin and Lee Streets in downtown Warrenton and traveming through town and into the country across Route 29. EN93.156-V21,PE101~PE102~RW201~C501 , UNDER CONSTRUCTION DISTRICT SUMMARY ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM 68 CULPEPER DISTRICT I Green Street Enhancement 17573 CaroiineCounty Vist~rCentar 52010 TownofCobnlal Beach Bike/Pedestrian Pathway 13788 Town of Colonial Beach Boardwalk Improvements 5201 Town of Colonial Beach Landscaping and Sidewalks 52012 City of Fredericksburg Market Square 18716 Gloucester County Colonial Courthouse Village 16554 ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM broken sidewalks with new brick sidewalks, landscaping, decorative streetiighta and street furniture. [NFO)EN97-O16.110,PE101,PE102,RW201,CS01 Conslruction of a Caroline County VisitOrs Center at the tntamtate 951Routa 207 Interchange EN99-016-133,PE101?E102,RW201~CS01 2,400 foot long 8' to 10' wide bike/pedeStrian path parallel to Euclid Avenue from Ihe Bluff Point neighborhood to the Classic Shores neighborhood. EN93-199-V09,PE101 PE102,0501 Revitalization improvements to the Boardwalk and adjacent areas including bike lanes. EN99*199*134~PEt01?,,E102,C501 Landscaping and pedestrian facilities along Irving and Hawthorne Streets in the downtown area, EN99-199-135~PE101~PE102~CS01 Revitalization and renovation of the historic Market Square. Landscaping and pedestrian facility improvements from the Histo~ Court Circle down Main Street. * includes $77,000 of Regional STP funds. 69 PE RW CO TO PE RW CO TO PE RW CO TO RW CO 10 RW ¢0 TO FREDERICKSBURG DISTRICT I I I i I I 3ioucester County ~olonlal Courthouse /illage - Phase 11 5201: rown of Iwlngton Steamboat Era Museum 52O13 town of Kilmamock :)ewntown Revitalization 3base I 5201~ <lng and Queen County -leritage Gateway and rmils 2000 5201 .ancaster County the Lancaster Trail 1871~ ~athews County #illlams Wharf Landing - Phase I 15113 Vlathews County Nilliams Wharf Landing - 3hase II 17572 Continuation of project to provide historic stmetscaping, sidewalks, landscaping and lighting ;.N99-036-138 PE101,PE102~RW201,CS01 Create a transportation museum dedicated to the era o! the steamboat and ~ impodance to the Nodhem Neck and Tidewater areas. 5N99-242-136,PE101,PE102,RW201,CS01 Streetscaplng, signage and pa~king along Main Street. ,EN99-249-137,PE101 ,PE102,,R ,W201 ,C, 50!, Gateway signage, tourism focus areas, public access landings and water/land trails, ~N99'049'139~PE1.01~PE102~RW201~CS01.. . Construction of a blcyde/pedesMan trail along Route 200 from White Stone to Kilmamock, .(NFO)EN98.051-121,PE1010PE101,C501 Acquisition of pmpe~ to preserve significant historic features of this local landmark whiio creating a contem~ra,/use for the public. EN94~57-V06?..E..!.01?E102,RW201,CS01 Development of a regional small craft/handling fa~i~ providing a unique, historic and scenic site that will present a clear concept of small craft use, marine shipping and water b'anspo~t (NFO)EN97-057-t09~PE101~PE102 RW201~C501 ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM 7O FREDERICKSBURG DISTRICT Northumberland County Rice's Hotel / Hughlett's Tavern 16074 Spotsylvania Counly Central Railways Trail 1378[ (NFO)EN95- .~. 6-107,PE101~PE102,C501 Phase I of a bicyde/pedestrlan fadlity that will provide access from residential areas to commercial and recreational facllttles. EN93-088-V32,PE101,PE102,MS...0.!.. UNDER.CONSTRUCTION Stafford County 17570 Belmont/Fern/Farm Trail 52017 StaffordCounty Fen'yFam~His~ricSffe 50106 Stafford County Norlh Stafford Bicycle/ Pedestrian Trail Frederickstiunj/Stafford Pan~ Authority 15112 Hiking/Biking Trail Town of Wamaw Main Street Beautification Construction of a bicycle/pedestrian trail and sidewalk improvements. (NFO)EN97'O89-107~PE101~PE 102~RW201~C501 Study to restore historic fern/service, archaeological evaluation of fem] landing and colonial era Toll Keepers house, removal of outdoor edvertlsin9 and landscaping along King's Highway. EN99.O89-140.PE101,PE102,RW201,CS01 Construction of asphalt bicycle/pedestrian trail and concrete sidewalk. EN98-089-141~PE1011PE102~RW201 C501 Paved trail on the north side of the Rappahannock River from U.S. Route 1 to Slate Route 3. EN94.089.V33 PE,!01~P,,E, 102~C501 UNDER CONSTRUCTION Construclion of off. street parking, sidewalks, landscaping and pedestrian/bicycle trails. 52009 EN99-321-132~PE101 PE102~RW201~C501 ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM 71 PE RW CO TO PE RW CO TO PE RW CO TO FREDERICKSBURG DISTRICT I ~ I I I ! I I I ! ! ! ! I ! _ ~J I I I I I Town of West Point Bike Trail and River Park Town of West Point Downtown Streetscape Town of Urbanna Old Tobacco Warehouse VisiloCs Center 52011 1511 1871! 16555 ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM F~o~ improvements including a safe pull-off, small parking area and installation of interpretive signs. EN99~ ,96-141~PE101?E102~CS01 Roadside bike trail from local school complex 1o riverside park areas and downtown historic locations. EN94-325-Vt6~PE101tPE.102,RW.201,CS01 UNDER CONSTRUCT ON Central business d;~ic[ sffeetscaping along the town's main thoroughfare and downtown histo~ district walking tours. (NFO) EN98-325-122,PE101~PE102tRW201~CS01 Rehabilitation of the Old Tobacco Warehouse as a visitors center. [NFO) EN96-316-117 PE101?E102~RW201~CS01 '-: :" DISTRICT SUMMARY 23!) 72 FREDERICKSBURG DISTRICT Amherst Depot Renovation and Relocation ~0wn 0fAmherst ....... Downtown Improvements t75951(NFO)EN97-163-130,PE101,PE102,RW201.CS01 lStreetscaplng, sidewalks, landSCaping, signage and improvements to the traffic circle. 51995 Amherst and Nelson Counties Virginia Blue Ridge ~ailway Trail 51997 I'own of Appomattox Vlain Street Enhancement ;harlette County 31d Dominion ;{esource Conssn/ation ~outhem Virginia Rail - Trail Halifax County and Charlotte County 16611 1381 Battlefleid(90Acres) 16O70 City of Danville Rail Passenger Station Complex Rehabilitation - Phase II 15226 EN99-~6.3-118 PE101,PE102,C501 Development of a 7 mile bicycle; wa king, cross county skiing and horseback riding trail. Also, preservation and access to the historic Piney River railroad station. EN99-6O5-120,PE101 PE102,RW201,CS01 Relocate utility iinos, instal pe~ iighting, define bike trail and install landscaping at downtown Appomattox Virginia Depot located on Main Street. Bike path follows the Joel Sweeoey foot race route around downtown. {NFO)EN96-165-107,PE.101,PEI02,RW201,CS01 Rail to trail convemlon to connect a significant civil war site and towns; provide bicycle/pedestrian tadltties, preserve and rehabilitate historic site. EN93-019-V31,PEI01,PE102.RW201.B601 ,CONSTRUCTION UNDER WAY Phase II of Southern Vi~linia Rail.Trail project. Project includes pumhase and restoration of historic railroad depot to be utilized as visitor center, exhibits historic markers, restoration and preservation of earthwonks, cannons and batteries. (NF0}EN95-983.111,RW201,..C501 Purchase addi~nal prope~/from N&S Railway, provide off street parking for Amtrak and Danville Science Center;, purchase, rehabilita~n and enhancement of historic Southern Railway Freight Depot for Farmer's Market and convert inactive historic Train Trestle into pedestrian/bicycle bridge and straetscapo improvements on Craighead Street. EN94-108.V02,PE101,PE102,RW201,CS01 CONSTRUCTION UNDER WAY ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM 73 RW CO TO PE RW CO TO I RW CO TO PE RW CO TO RW CO 10 CO 10 CO 10 LYNCHBURG DISTRICT I t I I I i I I I ! ! i ! I ! ! ! ~ I __ 1 ~ I I Danville a trail system to scenic and River. Development of now pedestrian and bicydin9 paths connectJn9 the Danville Train Station Complex and Auctionee(s Park to the Dan Daniel Memorial Park and Civil War historic siteS. Phase IV Halifax County ~ Restora~n City of Lynchburg & Amherst County Cenlml Virginia PDC Conversion of Rails to Trails City of LynchbUrg Riverfmnt Revitalization access walkways to trail, protective bah'let in unsafe areas and improvements to Auctioneers Park. a caboose into a museum/visitors center. the convemion g grasS, trees and shrubs. Also censtmcting a small concrete apron and installing ~enches and antique railroad station lantams. This project will enhance the aesthetics of downtown Gretna and Main Street (Route 29). UNDER CONSTRUCTION Restoration of a century old 13821 15227 9,PE101,PE102,CS01 .. A major component of the downtown rive~front revitalization plan including connecting a natural recreation trail to downtown and providing a connecting link to a proposed ENg3-118-V23,PE101,PE102,RW201~CS01 This phase of development will build on the previously approved ISTEA projects by acquiring and beginning development of approximately 7.5 acres of land; The land currently contains extensive open space; an 1885 depot building and a portion of 1840 James River and Kanawha Canal. EN94-118-V26,PE101?E 102,RW20t,C50! PE CO TO EN ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM 74 LYNCHBURG DISTRICT Oity of Lynchburg Point of Honor ~ccess Improvement City of Lynchburg Kemper Street Amlmk Slation Town of Pamplin City Town of Pamplin City Depot Renovation ilmpmve vehicular access to Point of Honor, provide a direct pedestrian connectbn to Point of Honor from downtown Lynchburg, from the redeveloping rivertmnt ama and TP~ilrd,,val's Island Recreation Trail and from the Blackwater Creek Natural Area 16614 Acquisition and rehabilitation of the Kemper Street Station, construclion of a bike/hike trail and acquisition and development of land adjacent to the stalion into a park area I~duding street front landscaping, 17576 the historic Pamplin Depot from the Norfolk-Southern Railroad Corporation and restoring the futility to its original form. CO TO PE RW CO TO RW CO TO Pittsylvania County Richmond and Danville Trail Phase I Prince Edward County Sandy River Reservoir Pedestrian and Bike Trail 17597 town of South Boston The Prize~y": A Community, Fine Arts [ Welcome Center ..... 17594~ 1871( Pmpese to acquire land and structure, create multi-purpose trail for restore a historic depot into a visitor center, landscape, PE RW CO TO To construct a pedestrian and bike trail along the Sandy River Reservoir. NFO)EN97-O73-132~PE101~PE102~RW201~C501 Plan to restore a historic warehouse "The Prizery" into a community, fine arts, and welcome center in downtown South Boston. RW CO TO PE RW EN97-130-129,PE101,PE102,RW201,CS01 ENgS-130-113?E10%PE102~RW20%C501 CO TO ~50 ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM 75 I LYNCHBURG DISTRICT I i I I I I ! J ~_ 1 ! Z II _ l- I ! ! Columbia Pike. Pentagon Trail 13776 Arlington County Four Mile Run Trail 1515t Adington County Transit Program Protective Canopy for Clarendon IVietmrail Station Escalatom 16635 Town of Clifton Main S~eet Pedes~an/aicycie Plaza and Pathways Phase I 15161 Town of Clifton Main Skeet Pedestrian/Bicycle Plaza and Pathways Fal~fax County Groat Falls Street Trail Faidax County Bus Passenger Wail~ng Shelters 1663L 15157 176~ utilizing off-mad trails, side roads and both sides of Columbia Pike to provide a safer and more convenient alternative for commuters. EN93-000-V06~PE10.1?E102~CS01 This projecl will unde~ke the sun,eying, engineering, final planning, permit preparation and ~ht of way acquisition required for the development of a 0.5 mile ~ong bicyde/pedestdan trail with a grade separated crossing of Shirley Highway [I-395). Additional Funds provided in Primary System Program. EN94.-000-V25-PE101?E102~RW201 Design for canopy over existing escalators. (NFO)EN96-000-131~PE101~PE102,CS01 Project will provide a pedeslrian/bicyde walkway, sitting area and landscaped obsewation platform. Also, facilitates improved pedestrian access to railroad calxx)sa which is being restored as a railroad museum. EN94-194-V35,PE101~PE102~CS01 UNDER CONSTRUCTION Pedestrien/blke path to circulate from the center of the town (Phase I) to the adjacent peas and to the nearby Clifton Elementary School. Conslmction of a grass sop and landscaping fora pedestrian/bike path to run acmse the five acre parcel recently purchased by the Clifton Bel~erment Association (CBA). (NFO)EN96-194-130,PE101,PE102,C501 This 990' trail wilt be installed along the east side of Great Falls Street from the intersection of Crotchfleld Street to the intersection of Hutchison Street, The trail will facilitate pedes~an access to lhe West Falls Church Metro Station. EN94~029-V29,PE 1.01,PE102,RW201,C501 Constmclion of 30 bus sheltem at highly utilized bus stops In Falffax County. JFO)EN97-O29-138~PE101?E102~RW201~CS01 PE RW CO TO I RW CO TO RW CO 10 CO 10 I CO 10 I RW CO 10 ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM 76 NORTHERN VIRGINIA DISTRICT Fair[ax County Improve Public Access to Fair[ax Stalion Railroad Museum Fair[ax County Columbia Pike Trail - Holmes Run Segment Fair[ax County Columbia Pike Fair[ax County Chain Bridge Road Fairfax County Mason Neck Trail Fai~fax County Roberts Road Fairfax County Georgetown Pike Trail 1608~ 5010E 50t0~ 5011C Proposes paving parking lot, constructing cement walk to caboose and extending elecl~icity to caboose. Construction of a bicycle/pedesldan trail. EN98-029-142rPE101rPE102,RW201,C501 Landscaping, lighting and sidewalk construction, EN98-029-143~PE101~PE102~C501 Landscaping and planning for pedesMan friendly improvements at vadous locations. EN98-02g-144~PE101~PE102,C501 3 mile ~'ail from Route t to the fi~st entrance of Pohick Bay park, 50111 EN98-029-145~PE101~PE102~RW201~CS01 Landscaping and scenic beautification 50148 EN98-029,155,PE10,1 ?E102 C501 Cons~ctlon of a 4.5 mile trail from Innsbmck Road to River Bend Road and Applewood Lane to Seneca Road. EN99-029-164~PE101~PE102,RW201~CS01 52O41 ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM 77 I NORTHERN VIRGINIA DISTRICT I I i I I I ! I I i.~ !__ !_ ! I_ ~ ~_ I j I Fairfax County Waker Road Trail ora natural surface Nil from Columbine Street to Colvln Run Road and a stone dust trail from the G.F. School to Beach Milt Road. 52042 City of Falrfax Accolink Gateway Conneclor Trail 160~ Town of Haymarket Prince William County Haymarket Streetscaplng 16637 Town of Leesburg The George C. Marshall Intema§onal Center Loudoun County 18784 Pumeliville TrainSiation 15158 LoudounCoun~ Mount Zion Church Stabilization LoudounCounty 1608; Snickersville Turnpike Restoration and Beautification 1607 EN99--029-173,PE101,PE102,RW201,CS01 Facility for bikes and pedestrians, beaulir~ation, landscaping and historic preservation. Project will link trails located in the City to those in the County, NFO)EN95-151-134,PEI01,PEI02,CS01 EN95-029-126,PE101,PE102,CS01 nstallaUon of five.foot wide brick sidewalks, storm drainage system, colonial style streetlighls, street trees and planter boxes, street furniture, designated bicycle lanes and bike acks. {NFO)EN96-233:128.,PE101,PE102~CS01. , Construction of parking facilities and pedestrian access. EN98-253-1347..E..!0.1, .PE102, .C. 50t . Restoration of this station will be a slgnir~nt element in the planning of the future development of Western Loudoun Counly. EN~4-053-V39,PE101,PE 102tRW. 201pC,501 Project will plan, design and stabilize historic structure. Church was a landmark for both Federal and Confederate troops during Civil War. (NFO)EN95-053.124,PE101,PE 102,RW;~01,C501 ........ Proje~ will enable the restoration of the site back to a more aesthetically pleasing sight. The CMl War Monument will be cleaned and pull-off ames cleared and filled with grovel. Signs relating to historic slte tdenlificalion will be Installed. (NFO)EN95.~53-113 PE101 PE102,C501 I RW CO TO PE RW CO TO PE RW CO TO i RW CO TO I RW ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM NORTHERN VIRGINIA DISTRICT 78 L°udoun County Board of Supervisors Aldie Mill Site Improvement Project Loudoun County E.E. Lake General Store Stabilization Loudoun County Buq the Wires and Tame the Traffic Loudoun County Harper House Stabilization Town of Lovettsville Lovettsville Pedes~an/Sike Path Network City of Manassas Old Town Manassas City Square, Walkways and Crosswalks Icity of Manassas IH°pklns Candy Fact°~Y Rehabilitation of mill headrace and trailmce to proVide water as a source of power to the mill, landscaping along new pedestrian bails, construction of interpretive signs and archaeological evaluation. 16638 17602i (NFO)EN97-053-137~PE101?E102rCS01 i Scenic Improvements within the Village of Waterford. 18781 (NFO)EN98-O53-131,PE 101,PEt02,RW201,CS01 Stabilization of an historic stone house located at Harper Park. 18783 {NFO)EN98-053-t33 PEIO1,PE102~CS01 ....... Project will design and construct a 6.mile netwo[k of sidewalks and hike paths to link community, social, and business centers together. 17601 (NFO)EN97-255-136,PEI01,PE102,RW201,CS01 Construction of pedes~an facilities including crosswalks and walkway from the Old Town Pavilion at West Street to Battle Street. 18782 (NFO)EN98;155;132,PE101,PE102,RW201 C501 Renovate historic factor,/in historic dtstd~t, landscaping and pedestrian access. 52039 :N99-155-162~PE101,PE 102~C501 (NFO)EN96-O53-129,PE101~PE102~C501 This project will provide site improvements and stabilization to the E. E. Lake General Store in Bluemont Site improvements will include: handrails, handicap accessibility, concrete and step upgrades as welt as interpretive signs, landscaping and bicycle parking. EN EN EN EN ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM NORTHERN VIRGINIA DISTRICT 79 =rince William County 3rentsville Historic ~entre =rince William County 3everiy Mill Stabilization ~nd Interpretation ::'dnce William County 3uan'dco Natlonat ;emete~/Entrance ]eautir~tien rewn of Quantico ~uantico Potomac rransportation :adlity rewn of Vienna Streelscapa 3onnecf~n rewn of Vienna ~us Sheltem 5204( 1878~ 52O43 52O44 1760( 17598 Instal~f, on of scenic overlook, stone retaining wall, parking Ict/tum around, sidewalks, lighling, signs, bike racks and landscaping. EN99-272-163,PE1.01~PE102~RW201~CS01 ....... Restoration of Historic Bmntsvllie Courthouse and related butidiogs to create a distinctive rural 'village" designed to Incerpomta a broad spectrum of kansportation-mieted linkages, (NFO)EN98-076.135,PE101,PE102,RW201,CS01 Preservation and restoration of the stone walls and environs of Bevedy Mill. ENgg-076-165~PE101~PE102~R...W.2.01~CS01 Landscaping of Joplin Road at the entrance to Quantico National Cemetery. EN99-076-166?E!01 PE102~RW201tCS01 Construct a separate bicyde/pedestfen transportation trait starting al the AMTRAKNRE Station, cons~ctien of a paved panking lot, paved and graveled wal~ays, and timber deck lrail/aqualic marine ~er study area. (NFO)EN97-287-!35 PE10!,PE102 RW201,C501 Street improvemenls along 3 separate s~eels that connect 2 parallel renovated streetscapos; includes new brick sidewalks, crosswalks and plantem. (NFO)EN97-153-133,PE101,PE102,CS01 Constmctien of 9 bus shelters. EN98-153-154.,PE101,PE102~CS01 . EN PE" RW CO TO ~200 ENHANCEMENT PROGI::U~M NORTHERN VIRGINIA DISTRICT 80 ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM 81 NORTHERN VIRGINIA DISTRICT mi 0 n, Chesterfield County Smoketree Bike Lane The planned bike lane will involve widening the pavement on Smoketree Drive by paving four feet of the extsting six foot shoulders from 0.1 mile west of Courlhouse Road to Gordon School Road, a dlstance of 1.7 miles. 1761~ Chesterfield County Chester Village Streelscape Beaulilicatlon 18794 Chesterfield County VSU~ttrick Riverfront Trail 18795 Cheste~eldCounty Route360 5011: Chesterfield County Halloway Avenue 50113 Chesterfield County Route 60 50115 Chesterfield County Walton Park Sidewalk 5200: Piaoement of Virginia Power 'Acorn* style street lights within the Village of Chester, (NFO)EN98-020-116,PE101~PE102~RW201~CS01 Construction of a lwo mile trail along the Appomattox River. NFO)EN98-020:117,PE101,PE102~CS01 Landscaping from Turner Road to Courthouse Road. EN98-O20-146,PE101,pE102,CS01 Construction of sidewalk in the area of Matoaca High School, Matoaca Middle School and Matoaca Park. (NFO)EN98*O20-147,..P..E! 0t,PE.102,C501 Landscaping and construction of sidewalk. EN98-020-149~PE101~PE102~C501 Const~cUon oa a safe and accessible facility for pedes~ans along Walton Park Road in the area of the Walton Park Community Recreational faciliUes. EN99-020-! 25,,PE 101,PE,!,02~RW201,C,501 ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM 83 PE RW CO TO ~ EN PE ~ !~ PE RW CO .~ EN RICHMOND DISTRICT I I I I Tow~ of Colonial Heights Boulevard (Route 301tl) Revitalization landscaping and lighting Improvements between ~he no~ city limits and the south city limits. Nottoway County Cmwe. Burkeville Chamber of Commerce Hagberg Park Walking Path Dinwtddie County ^PCWS White Oak Battlefield Site Interpretation Hanover County The Campaign to Pmsmve Hanover tavern Henrtco County Community Development From the Park to the 3arden: The Lakeside Avenue Enhancement ~lenrlco County 9mastwork Park I ~,viation Museum ~ccess Road 31ty of Hopawell ;ity Point's Rails and Waterways Historywalk 13793 15110 16079 16617 50114 176~ 2,640 foot long 6-foot wide path thmngh and around Hagberg Park. EN93-203-V10,PE 101,PE1.02.~C501 Establish interpretation and landscape management program, including land and ~iewshed protection measures, site maintenance, visitor safety measures, and trail :onstmctlon. EN94-026-V4 .I.~..P...E !...0..1 ,.PE102,C501 Proposes to rehabilitate tavern by making it handicapped accessible, adding new kitchen, reworking eleclrical/mechanical systems, landscaping and expanding existing parking lot. :N, FO)EN95-042-114~PE101~PE102~C501 Landscaping and streetscaplag of Lakeside Avenue from the Richmond City line at Bryan Park to Club Lane and the entrance to Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden. (NFO)EN~43-110,pE10J ?E102,C501 Landscaping and construction of a cart path, EN98-043-148,PE101,PEI02,R. Wr2r rr0!,CS0! Project is envisioned as a continuous pedestrian trail extending along the streets in the City Point National Histo~ Did]icl in Hopewell. Project is intended to improve pedest~an circula~n and deter vehicular usage in the historic district. NFO)EN97-116-139,PE101,PE102,RW201,CS01 ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM PE RW CO TO PE RW CO TO PE RW CO TO PE RW CO TO I Rw EN 9§~:~ RICHMOND DISTRICT 84 Town of Lawranceville Dream Lawrenseville 2000 - Phase I Mecklenburg County Boyd Tavern Foundation Restoration New Kent County New Kent County Government Complex Pedes~an Plan City of Petersburg Appomattox River Heritage Trail City of Petersburg Blandford Cemetary Wall Restoration and Crater Road Co~idor Plan Cily of Petersburg Grove Avenue Streetscapo Enhancement City of Petersburg Historic Foundation Grove Avenue Streetscape Enhancement. Phase II 1760~ 16618 1761 13789 15105 16082 16619 Landsceplng, streelscaping, scentcbeaut~cationandprovistonoffadlitiesfor )edestrians. NFO)EN97-251-141,PEIQl~,PE102,RW201.,CS01 Rehabilitation of Inn for use as a hotel, conference center and museum. (NFO)EN96-058-113tPE1,01tPE102~CS01 Repair and Improve sidewalk in and around the County Government Complex. (NFO)EN97-063-144~PE101~PE102,RW2.01,C~1 RenovalJon of historic passenger train station and planning land acquisition and at least pa~lal construction of approximately two miles of pedestrian/bicycle trail along the Appomattox River. EN93-123-V20,PE101tPE102,RW201,C501 C502 C503 UNDER CONSTRUCTION This project includes rebuilding and restoring the historic cemetery walls that line Crater Road and Rochelle Lane along the Westem bounda~/of the cemetery. EN94.123-V48,PE101,PE102~C501 UNDER CONSTRUCTION The proposed project, will implement the addition of curbs and curb culs, new street surfaces and crosswalks, crosswalks across alleys, utilities, street lighting and pubtic signs. [NFO)EN95-123-118~PEI01~PE102~RW201~CS01 UNDER CONSTRUCTION Introduclion of histeficelly compatible street lighting, consolidation of utility lines and introduction of appropriate slmet signage. [NFO)EN96-123-111?E 1017E102~RW201~C501 UNDER CONSTRUCT:ION ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM 85 PE RW CO TO I RICHMOND DISTRICT t Powhatan County Courthouse Square Reconstruction of sidewalks, storm water drainage control and adding lighting fixtures. Powhatan County Courthouse Square City of Richmond Central Business Distdct Steel Rail Trolley Clly of Richmond Entrance to City of Richmond City of Richmond James River and Kanawha Canal City of Richmond Hull Street Passenger Station City of Richmond rredegar Visitor Center 18793 151{ 13791 13792 520OO 5199~ (NFO)EN98-072-t15,P.E.!0...1,.PE102,C501 Reconstruction of sidewalks, storm water drainage control and adding lighting fixtures. Preliminap/engineering and design of a Historic Eleclric Streetcar System for Downtown Richmond. EN94-127-V36,pE101,PE102 Complete landscape/stmelscape ffeatment to improve the aesthetics of the entryway comidor on 1-64 west from Nine Mile Road through 1-64/I-95 Interchange and Betvidere Interchange down to Canal Street. Phase funding. EN93-127-V36~PE101,PE102~C501 Partial funding for the Richmond Riveffront Development Program and the James River and Kanawha Canal/Triple Cress Connector project which will link two major sections ~f canal and urban greenway. Restoration and reconstruction of James River and Kanawha Canal; fabrication of canal gate, walkways, landscaping, lighUng, interpretNe signs and exhibits. ~..N....93. 427.-V13,PE101,PE102,RW201~CS01 Rehabilitation of the Hull Street station and surrounding area for a museum. EN99-127-123,PE 101,PE102,RW201, .C501 Provide a slate of the art interactive map at Richmond's Civil War Center creating a single view of Virginia's Civil War Heritage. EN99-!27-122?E101,PE102,CS01 ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM 80~ RICHMOND DISTRICT 86 town of Victoria ¢ictoria Railroad Roundhouse Museum ~nd Park 52003 Constmctioa a Railroad Roundhouse Museum to resemble original roundhouse. Other amenities include a bus stop for the new public t~ansit system, park and ride lot and railroad histo~ walking path. EN99-317-126~PE101~PE102~RW201,CS01 ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM I I I 87 RICHMOND DISTRICT I signage, path construction, landscaping and bike racks. City of Blacksburg Unlvemily City Boulevard Craig County Town of New Castle Streetscapa Improvements City of Galax ~alax Trail ~lenry County Virginia Avenue mprovements ,;~ of Mmlinsville ;ommunity Development Jptown Rail Trail Montgomery County Huckleben'y Trail Rails to Trails 15223 5O116 18776 17579 18774 16609 13817 EN94-141NI4tPE101~PE102rC501 Construction of pedestrian facilities and landscaping. EN98-150:~!51,PEI01,PE102,RW201,C501 Landscaping, enW signs, lighting, crosswalks, sidewalks, park & ride lot and ~¥cle facilities along sectk)es of Routes 311,42 and 615. iNFO)EN98-022-1127E1 Ol ?.EI, 02,c5o 1 Extension of the New River Trail into the City of Galax to connect businesses, residential and public areas. EN97-113-116,PE101,PE102~RW201~CS01 Straetscaping and signage improvements. (NFO)EN98-044-110, ,PEI,01,PE 102,RW20!,C501 Existing vegetation will be cleared to creale an approximate 30-40 foot wide trailway and paved pedes~an/bike path. Rail spur will be restored and landscaped and steep embankment to the south will be manicured with safety fence installed. NFO)EN96-120-105,PE101,PE102,RW201~ ,C501 A proposed six-mile project that will be built on the abandoned Huckleber~ Railroad Line between Blacksburg and Chdstiansburg. The trail originates in downtown Blacksburg, passes through VPI and ends at the New River Valley Mall, EN93-O60-V28,PE101 PEI02,RW201 C~01tC502 UNDER CONSTRUCTION PE RW CO TO ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM SALEM DISTRICT 88 Town of Narrows Route 61 Improvements and Train Exhibit P~i~-k County Economic Bevelopment Pride 2020 Gateway Project Pulaski County New River Trail Safety/Access Pulaski County Draper Mountain Overlook and ~Vayside ¥own of Pulaski New River trail Extension town of Pulaski Ratcliff Memorial Museum 5xfenslon 0ity of Radferd Radford Pathways Network 16607 13827 16608 1606~ 51990 51991 Development of gateway signege, native landscaping and informational kiosks. [NFO)EN96-070-104?E101~PE102~RW201,CS01.... Safety improvements to the New River Trail at intersections with Route 693 and public parking areas at Allisonia and Hiwassee. EN93-0~?N!.~,PE101,PE102,RW201 ,C501 Stabilize and repair picnic shelters, upgrade restroom facilities, upgrade trail system, implement vegetation management practices, define parking ares and upgrade lookout sites and sealing areas. ;NFO)EN96-077-103, .P~t01 ,PE102,C501 Location from terminus of New River Trail [near Route 99) to downtown Pulaski. Proposes to connect trail to town, ending at Pulaski Train Depot. Extension includes acquisition of approximately 1.2 miles of dght of way adjacent to active Norfolk Soulhem rail and Peak Creek. (NFO)EN95-125-106,PE101?E 102,RW201,C501 Acquisit~on of property, design and initial development of the properly. EN99-125-114 PE101 PE102 RW201~C501 Create a ne~ork of bikeways, walkways and trails. ZN99-126-115,PE101~PE102~RW201~CS01 ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM 89 PE RW CO TO I SALEM DISTRICT I City of Roanoke . Railside Linear Park City of Roanoke virginia Museum of Transportation City of Roanoke Planning and Community Development The Mill Mountain Prospect Greenway City of Roanoke Lick Run Gmenway Roanoke County The Hanging Rock Battlefield Tail Phase I Roanoke County I'he Hanging Rock BatfJefield Trail - Phase II town of Rocky Mount ~ailway Station 3base I & II t607 18772 16610 1877~ 16067 17578 13820 Improvements to the exlsling raiiside yard of the museum's main facility. EN98-128-108?E101,PE102,C601 Conslmction of a trail for pedesMans and bicydisls, hlstodc interpretation signage and landscape improvements, EN96-128-102~PE101~PEI02~RW201 Bicycle/podestrian trail, landscaping and interpretation impmvemenls to a historic resource. EN98-128-10cj PE101 PE102fRW201~CS01 Trails. landmark preservation and stormwater control. The 4.76 mile walking I biking trail #ill link the City of Salem with the Hanging Rock Batllefield site. EN95-080.1.04~PE101?E 102<C501 UNDER CONSTRUCTION Frails for walking and biking; pedeslfian and bike bridges; pmsewa~n of historic sites and structure. ;N.F~),E. ,N97-080-115,PE101,PE102,RW201,CS01 UNDE..Ri.C..ON..STRUCTION The acquisition, renovation and expansion of the Rocky Mount Railway Station to become a Welcome Center/Area Museum. Landscaping and pedestrian/bike facilities are included. EN93-157.V30~PE101~PE102~RW201~C501 UNDER CONSTRUCTION ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM RW CO TO 3OO SALEM DISTRICT 90 ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM 91 I SALEM DISTRICT I ~,lleghany County ;ailing Spdng 3verlook Project parking lot to ovedook by bridge and sidewalk. Link Allaghany County ~fiato~ca! Sodety 1608~ Oakland Presbyterian Church Cemetery 16542 Augusta County Fort Defiance Depot Restoration 17582 Bath C~unty Hot Springs Streetscape Revitalization 18777 Route 340 Sidewalk Extension 1511{ 1'own of B~gewater WB~ Springs Turnpike Park 16545 I' own of Broadway PedesLdan Facility 1654{ [NFO)EN95q)03-117~PE101,PE102,RW201,C501 ~onstruction of a wetland on prope~ west of the Church to slow down and treat lhe ,f, ow of ston'n runoff and highway drainage before it reaches the Jackson River, [NFO)EN964)03-122~PE101~PE102~RW201~C501 Project is designed to restore the Fo~t Defiance railroad station built In the late 191h century to its original condition. [NFO)EN97.007:.l19,PE101,PE102,CS01 Constmcllon of brick sidewalks, historic styled light fixtures, improved 3n-street parking and pedestrian accommodations, [NFO)EN98-008-129,PEH01,PE102,C501 Proposed 550' sidewalk eXtension is located in the northern section of the town along Route 34Q Thls wouid connect new sidewalks in a developing section of town. EN94-168-V42~PE 101,PE t02~RW201~C501 ........... Development of park. street beauliflcation, and pedestrian/bikeway on North Main 'Street in the Town of Bridgewater. [NFO)EN96-176~!.2~5,pE!QI,P. E. !g2,RW201,CS01 UNDER CONSTRUCTION Conslruclion of a pedestrian facility to link residential, commercial and recrealJonal areas of the town. {FO)EN96-177-126,PE101~PE102~RW201~C50,1, .......... ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM STAUNTON DISTRICT 92 Restore railroad passenger and freight terminal building into museum. Restoration 3tarke County BurwelI.Morgan Mill Site Improvements ~,larke County ,lighway Markers 3ity of Covington 3SX Depot Restoration town of Edlnburg the Edinburg Mill town of Elkton :limination of transportation and ~treelscepo mprovements. Phase I 16089 13781 17587 50117 52024 52O31 1654 INFO) .EN95-021-126,PE101~PE!02,RW201.,CS01 Approximately one acre of landscaping at the intersection of Route 7 Bypass and Route ? Business. This will serve as a Gateway project for the Town of Bem/ville and Clarke County. EN93-O21-V07~L801 Improvements COnsist of landscaping, mitigation of pollution due to highway runoff, bu,/electrical/telephone cables, recons~ct mill headrace/lailrace and construct ~offet facilities. [NFO)EN97-021-122,PE101~PE102,CS01 Installation of histo~c highway markers at various locations. EN98-O21-153~PE101~PE102~C501 Restoration of two historic railway depots for public use with landscaping, sidewalks ~nd parking facilities. ~Ng.9:.1.Q .7-147,PE101,PE102,RW201.CS01 Acquisition and rehabilitation of mill to serve as a visitor's center and museum. EN99-215-154,PE101,PE102,RW201,CS01 Removal of lranspo~tation obstacles and creation of visual enhancements. NFO)EN96-216-121 PEI01,PE10.2.~RW201,CS01 UNDER CONSTRUCTION ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM 93 PE RW CO TO i STAUNTON DISTRICT I I I Frederick County Sherando Area Pedes~an and Bicyae Fac~ Town o! Middletown Cedar Creek and Belle Grove 13784 5203( Town of Front Royal Happy Creek Trail 16547 Town of Front Royal Billboard Removal and Gateway Landscaping 52025 City of Harrisonburg Harrisonburg Visitor Center and Railmedl Agricultural Heritage Museum 16080 City of Hanisonburg Port Republic Road and Pedestrian Facility 18771 Highland County McDowell Battlefield/ Staunton to Parkemburg Pike 1758O pedestrian facility will provide a network connection between ~arious high density residential subdivisions along the Route 277 corridor. 5N93-034-V257 .E.101?E10.2,RW201~CS01 Trail impmvementa, landscaping, install information kiosk, interpretative signs and and lntomtate 81 directional signage. EN99-260-159~.P...E 1.01~PE 102,C501 Doslgnand construclionofwalking/biking lreiL Off road, parallel to Commerce Avenue and Happy Creek, [NFO)EN96.11~127 PEIO1,PE1020RW201,C501 Acquisition of off-premise outdoor advertising signs along Route 522 and landscaping of two gateway sites. EN99'112'148,PE101,PE102~RW201~CS01 . . Project is located at old Chesapeake Wes(am Railway Train Station and Freight Depo[ The museum will be utilized as a multi-functional facility serving tourists and area residents with historical linkages between agriculture and tmnspodation. [NFO)EN95.115-116,PE101,PE102,RW201,C501 Conslmction of bicycle lanes, sidewalk and landscaping. [NFO)EN98-115-130,PE101,PE102,RW201,CS01 Scenic conservation easement acquisition, lrall construction and planning, and ~lriving tour co.stmctJon, INFO) .E.N.9,7-045.! 17,PE101 ,PEI02,RW201 ,C5.01 CO TO , EN ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM 94 STAUNTON DISTRICT s Tmilhead Town of Luray First Skeet Sidewalk Town of Monterey Entryways and Access Improvements Town of Mount Crawford Enl~n~ays and Access Improvements Town of Mount Sidney Augusta County Pathway to the Past 52037 16064 1758 5203~ 5203; 52033 16543 Renovalion of the Locust Springs Adirondack Shelter, trail improvements, water/ sanitary upgrades and parking lot improvements. ENgg-o45-160?E101~PE 102~C501 Purpose is to construct Iow water concrete pedestrian bridge linking Lexington terminus to mst of trail. Also connect Woods Creek Trail to Chessie Nature Trail. (NFO)EN95-117-t20~PE101 ?Et02, .C501 Construct a pedestrtan/bloycle kelt and enhance the aesthetic value of Lee Highway lhat connects the City of Lexington wilh Rockbridge County. (NFO)EN97-I17-1187E101~PE102tRW201 ~C501 ,, Install sidewalks on the north side of First Avenue between Resewoir Road and Lumy Avenue. EN99-159-153,PE101,PElO2~RW201~CS01 .... Landscaping and enffyway signage at two locations and miscellaneous signage improvements. EN99-262-155~PE101~PE102~CS01 ...... Construction of sidewalks, improved signage and enl~vay landscaping. EN99.264-156,PE101,PE102~CS01 ....... Conslmction of pedest~n/bikeway to link the residential, commercial and recreational areas to the village. (NFO)EN96-007-123~PE101,PE102,CS01 ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM 95 PE RW CO TO EN STAUNTON DISTRICT I I I ! I I I ! I / I I I t ....I ~ I i I '! i ! The Town ~ Tmflhead 17590 Installation of exhibils in the River room of the Port Republic Museum and contemporary wayside exhibits in the village to Interpret the history of this early barge*town as a major lransportation center, landscaping and sanitary facilities at Crystal Springs located Shenandoah County Shenandoah Rail Initiative Town of Shenandoah Front Street and riverfronl Improvements Ot{y of Slaunton/ ~ugusta County .andscape Screening Scenic Enhancement 3ity of Staunton -'nh3~ays City of Staunton History and Arts Center 52038 52034 17589 52026 52027 EN99-081-161 ~PE101 ,P,E 102~C50,1, The presewatlen and mair~im[a,ce of ex~ih~j mil c~ddom by implementing altemata considerations for use by supporting new opportunities in Intermodal Transpo~tion which will preserve resources while supporting a regional effort to promote heritage tourism. (NFO)ENO?-O85-120~PE1q1,,,P,,E,102,C501 Landscaping and gateway improvements. EN99-299-157~PE101~PE10,2,CS,0,1' Land.ping along Intars{ai=s 81 and 64 at the Frontier Culture Museum to preserve I~isto~,al interpretation. iNFO)EN97-132-124,PE101,PE 102,C50t Implementation of a s;~age program for entryways and historic districts. EN99-132-149~PE101,PE1.0.2, .C5ql Development of a ~glenal ads and hi~to~y center in the histodc Eakfeton Hotel. EN99-132-150?E101?E102,RW201~ .C..501 ENHANCEMENT PROGF~J~M 96 RW CO TO STAUNTON DISTRICT Frederick County Stephens City Main Street Historic District Too. of st~i~a~ c~/ Sidewalk Extension Town of Timbe~ville Routes 42 and 800 East Sidewalk Project City of Waynesboro Doontown Revitalization and Bicycle/Pedestrian Access City of Winchester Frederick County Civil War Battiefield Tour- Phase I C~ of Winchester Planning Department B&O Rail Station and Envimes Rehabilitation City of Winchester B&O Rail Station and Environs Rehabilitation - Phase II 52035 15115 52028 15122 16544 17586 Improvement of Main St[est business area and historic district by (~mpleting and upgrading the pedestrian sidewalks, designating a bicycle area and landscaping the designated historic area. EN93-304-V15~PE!01~PE102~CS01 CONSTRUCTION UNDER WAY Extension of sidewalks from previous project, EN99-304-158~PE101~PEI02~RW201~C501 Install 1,800 feet of sidewalk on Route 42 and Route 800 in the Town of Timberville EN94-312-V46,PE101~PE102,RW201,NS01 CONSTRUCTION UNDER WAY Approximately 6 miles of bicycle/pedestrian greenway along the South River and access improvements within the cent[al business district. ENg9-136-151?E101~PE102~C501 Part of larger muitlphase project to establish Civil War Battlefield Tour Network in Winchester/Frederick County and is ~tical to full implementation of Shenandoah Valley Civil War National Battlefield Park. Phase I is to acquire Grim Farm site. which represents cent[al portion of Kerstewn Battlefield. EN94-034-V31~PE101~PE102~RW201 Rehabilitation and opomlion of historic transportation buildings, structures or [acilities including historic railroad tacilities. (NFO)ENg..6..-.!..38-124,PE10.1,pEt02,RW201,CS01 Rehabilitation and operation of histo~ B&O transportation building. (NFO)EN97-138-t21,PEt01,PEI02,RW201,CS01 ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM I I I 97 I CO TO ~J'~ EN I STAUNTON DISTRICT i I I I ! ! ! I --~1 ! I I I - I I I ! ~ "1 I I ' ENHANCEMENTPROGRAM :.,=DISTRICT SUMMARY 98 STAUNTON DISTRICT purchase and improve an existing commercial docking facility and develop a recreational T angier/Harborton boat ramp and parking in the Town of Harborton. 17593 (NFO)EN97-001-12S PE101~PE102,RW201,CS01 I i: ~ EN J I ~,ccomack County Acquisition, design and construction of a visitor center and museum. ' Town of Tangier I RW ~i!:..:;~i:;{ I I Tangier Island Visitor's [TO Center and Museum I 52004 EN99-001-127~PE101?E102,RW201,CS01 I . .;i!.!;~,;!~ , EN I I 3i'{y of Chesapeake Construct 5' paved bike lanes with stripe on each side of Dock Landing I~(~ 'from Porlsmouth Boulevard to near Devon Drive (approximately 1.8 miles). Also construct Bikeway Loop - Phase I 5' paved bike lanes with stripe on each side of Joliff Road from the intersection of David's Mill Drive to Portsmouth Boulevard (1.9 miles) and east along both sides of TO Portsmouth Boulevard (0.6 mile). I i 15148 EN94-131-V27,PE101,PE102,RW201~CS01 . I ;ity of Chesapeake Construction of a 1.4 mi. multi-use trail in the Western Branch Borough of Chesapeake. Sum Road I co ~i~??i!~ ii I i 52005 EN99-131-128~PEt01?EI02~RW201~CS01 3ity of Emporia To acquire and complete renovation of the interior of the CSX de~t according to I PE Deparlment of the Interior standards for historic preservation and current ADA Train Depot requirements. 13768 I i ' '?~!'::~:~;~;~ EN I i So~,th Mai. Streat .... Constru~o. of pedes~,a.[ac,lt es and ~a,dscaping. I PE ,~ i ~:~0;;~?~i I .... I City of Emporia EN93-109-V24,PE101PE 102~RW201~C501 UNDER CONSTRUCTION II co :~ I ! 50118 EN98-109-150,PE101?E102~,RW201~C501 I ,, City of Hampton IPrl)ject Involves decorative lights, pedestrian signage, appropriate landscape lbo[leT, attractive signage, street fumlture, etc., lining Ix)Ih sides of Settlers I RW StreetscapelSettiers Landing Road ILanding Road from Eaton Street to Bridge Street and Kings Way from Sealers Landing 137891EN93-114-V04,PE101,PE 102,C501 UNDER CONSTRUCTION ,, ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM SUFFOLK DISTRICT 99 Project invokes landscaping the median of the Hampton Roads Center Parkway between Intestate 64 and Magmder Boulevard and high visibility areas at the respective UNDER CONSTRUCTION Complete renovation of the slructure in order to provide for a tourist center, a museum annex and public use areas. Preservation 17592 City of Newport News Wan~ick Boulevard 50119 City of No~folk ~tlucks Historic Pedeslrian Walkway 17591 qorthampton County -teritage Trail 15144 rownofOnancock ~ameel D, Outlaw )lacksmith Shop and Museum 16537 Town of Parksley Diner 8011 Restoration - Eastem Shore Railway Museum 1871 (NFO)EN97-046-127~PE101~PE102~C501 Construction of pedestrian Improvemenls, parking facilities and landscaping. EN98-121-t52?E101?E102 RW201~C501 Pedestrian walkway along Church Slreet, Hemy Street, Virginia Beach Boulevard, and Princess Anne Road. [NFO)EN97-122-126~PE 101~PE102~C501 Scenic and histo~ co~dor which travels length of County along designated Virginia Byways, coastal routes and rural highways. Project will include trail center. historic EasNitle Inn renovation and mill restoration which will be used as an 'ndust~al museum. EN94-065-V13 PE101 PE10,.2~C501 :{estoralion of historic blacksmith shop and development of blacksmith shop museum. ;NF .O.)E.N96-273-1157E. 101,PE102,RW201,CS..0.1' Purchase and restoration of Blner 8011, restroom cons~ction, siding repair, conslmctlon of bus shelter and bike rack. (NFO}EN98-O01-120,PE101 ,PE102,C501 RW ~ CO TO ....... .~Z31~, ,, EN PE RW CO TO 275 iO0~ 5804 7O ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM SUFFOLK DISTRICT 100 Southamp~nCounty A Colonnadeonthe sreen-Southamp~n Cou[thouse 18712 City of Suffolk Downtown Suffolk Association CSX Main St. Railroad Station Restoration 16538 City of Suffolk Downtown Initiatives 52OO6 City of Virginia Beach Arts Center/Oceanfront onnector Trail 1515{~ City of Virginia Beach Cape Henry Lighthouse Restoration 1514 Cityof Virginia Beach Pungo - Park Connector Trail Facility Phase I 13771 Oily of Williamsburg, James City I York Counties Bikeways and Bike Lockers - 13765, 13766 Planning, design and construction of a pedestrian colonnade approximately 115' in length between the primary facility entrance and the courthouse parking lot. {NFO)ENg~87-11.9,PE!01,PE102,C501 Restoration of a historically signir~nt railroad station for contemporary use as a museum and visitor information center. PE RW CO TO {NFO)EN96-133-116?EI01 PE102,RW201 C501 Downtown Suffolk Initiatives EN99-133-129,PE101~PE102tC501 This project would plan, design and cons~ct a one-mile pedestdanlbicycle trail along the existing salt-marsh environment. EN94-134N22~PEI01?E102~C501 Restoration would include repair and maintenance of the structure as welt as improvements necessary to make the lighthouse more accessible to the public. EN94-134-V21~PE101~PE102~C501 6.2 mile long 10-foot wide asphalt surfaced pedestrian/bicycle trail on abandoned Norfolk/Soulhem Railroad right of way. Trail to include two rest stops, appropriate landscaping, interpretive signage and a bridge over West Neck Creek. RW 'CO TO PE RW CO TO EN93-134-V12,PE101,PE102,CS01 Phase t financing for 10.0 miles of bikeways which are both separate facilities or )aved shoulder bnes. EN93-965-V11 PE10t,PE102,RW201 N501 NS02~N504 ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM 101 I SUFFOLK DISTRICT ! I I ! I I ! ! 1 i '1 ! I I I ! I i City of Williamsburg W I iamsburg Transportation Center York County Yorktown Water Street Rive~alk York County Yorktown Wharf and Waterfront 52007 15145 52OO8 train station and property for use as a ~nsportation center, EN99-137-130,PE1.0!~PE1,02,RW201,C501 Pedestrian linkage between v~;{o~ attractions including streetscape improvements and Rive~valk along the York River. E~ N9,4-09,9-V08~PE101?E102fRW20,1~C501 Restoration of wharf/warehouse/ferry terminal and access to wateFfront transpodation and existing Riverwalk, EN99-099-131~PE 1q1.PE102~CS01 ~': : +~,:;,DISTRICT,,SUMMARY 550 ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM SUFFOLK DISTRICT 102 15107 CouNties ~latural Bridge iTC -,lames River ;oot Bridge 15295 -lighway Marker ~eplacement Program ~'a, Department of -listoric Resources 16621 =auquierand Loudoun 3oose Creek Historic 3ridge Site Improvement 17566 ;ily of Richmond in fiscal year 1999-00, preparation services for approved EN99.069d66?E101?E102 Bocumentation and interpretation of Civil War sites statewide, Includes facilities for bicycles and pedestrians, landscaping at sites requiring such and )lacement of historical signs. EN94*969-V30~PE101?E102~C501 CONSTRUCTION UNDERWAY Rehabilitate piers and abutments of brldge over James River. Piers have been abandoned and unused since 1954. Project will provide facilities for pedestrians c~osslng Appalachian Trail that are presently using Route 501 bridge. This would ~rovide a safer crossing, .~N94-969-V49 PE101 PE102~C501 Conduct reseerch and draft new Htstoric Marker texls. Replace erroneous andlor missing markers. (NFO)EN96-969-133,PE101,PE 102~C501 Construction of a scenic overlook, the installation of historic markers, the cmaticn of historic markem, the creation of a native plants and wetlands walk, and stabilization of the bridge. ',NFO)EN97-969-105~PE101~PE 102~RW201~0501 Restomtien of the Steam Plant Building and the restoration of Track ~,daptive Reuse of ~istorical rransporlation Site 18797 Science Museum of Virginia historic streetcar loop and the complete restoration of a vintage Elisebeth S. Bocock Trolley Loop 52046 EN99-969-168 ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM 103 PE RW CO TO CO TO CO PIE !~ Rw co TO I EN EN STATEWIDE I Science Museum of Virginia Interactive Transportation System Exhibit Old Dominion Resource Consewation and Development Council. Inc, Wilson. Kautz Campaign Driving Tour Old Dominion Resource Conservation and Development Coundl, Inc. Civil Rights in Education Heritage Trail Initiative ~/Irginia Museum of Transportalion Site Site Improvements 52O49 52048 52045 52047 of an educational interactive exhibit and rehabilitation of historic RF&P Railroad Car One. EN99-969-171~PE101~PE102~CS01 Ddving tour of lhe mute taken by Union forces during a Civil War campaign of 1864 EN99-969-170, PEIOI~PE102,CS01 Historic preservation and interpretation of sites tn 13 jurisdi~ons focusing on civil rights in educalion, EN99-969-167~PE101~PEI02,R ,W2,01~C501 Restoration of the museum roof and extension of the canopy over the station's railside dock. EN.9,.9;969-169~PE101,PEt02~CS01 ;DISTRICTSUMMARY ENHANCEMENTPROGRAM PE RW CO TO ~8 STATEWIDE 104 TOTAL-1999~2000 ENHANCEMENT ALLOCATIONS ENHANCEMENTPROGRAM 105 STATEWIDE ~ommonwealth Transportation ~oard fiscal year '! - ! ' -'1 ..... 6 TransportatiOn Safety lmpro vement Program I I I I I I I I I I I ! ! SAt;ETY IMPROI/~EMENJ~S The Transportation Equity Act for the 21st Century or "TEA-21", signed by the President on June 9, 1998 provided for the continuation of the Safety Improvement Program. This federal-aid legislation established federal authorizations through 2003, thus providing better planning for future revenues. With the enactment of TEA-21 additional funding was made available for the Safety Improvement Program. This will provide the Board an opportunity to continue the program begun by ISTEA. Rather than charging the full cost of an improvement to a locality's construction allocation, the locality will be able to use the state matching share from its construction allocation to leverage the federal funding available for the proposed improvement. The improvements identified in this program were selected from a statewide priority list for hazard elimination improvements and rail-highway grade crossings to provide for the safety and convenience of the travelling public. 106 SAFETY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM (In Thousands of Dollars) 1998-1999 through 2003-2004 FEDERAL, FUND ALLOCAT!,ONS SAFETY IMPROVEMENTS 18,424 18,424 18,424 18,424 18,398 18,783 INCENTIVE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 RAILROAD AUTHORITY GRANT 778 636 331 331 314 0 0 107 I I t I I I I ! ! I I I i I i I ! I -I I ~oute 801803 RW CN TO STP Guardrail & Remove Fixed Objects 1.57 Miles Install Guardrail, Update Guardrail, Shoulders Route 72 - Route 719 Route 742 Scott 688 Install Guerdrail, Shoulders 4.3 km East Route 639 Intersection PE RW CN TO STP 16465 PE RW CN TO STP 524~2 RW CN TO STP 52493 RW CN TO STP 14815 RW CN TO STp~ 17528 I i I I ) 0071-084-!0~' PE101,NS01 System Allocations CTBtSTP Statewide Allocations High Priority Funds (4) STP Regional NlocaUons (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interest HAZARD ELIMINATION SAFETY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM BRISTOL DISTRICT 108 14- and 645- Washington Reconstruction Route 71 PE RW CN t'O STP ;655 PE RW CN TO STP ' - East PE RW Widen Pavement CN TO STP 16,1 km 14812 CTBISTP Statewide Allocations ) TEA-21 High Priority Funds (4) STP Regional Allocations (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) CooperatiVe Project with Other System (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/interest HAZARD ELIMINATION SAFETY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM 109 BRISTOL DISTRICT Route 726 Intersection Route 250 1 Lan~ Route 15/29 (North of Remington)- Prince William County Line Intersection Route 666 RW CN TO STP PE RW CN TO STP 18902 RW CN TO 17977 PE RW CN TO STP 189O3 PE Route 663 RW CN TO Flashing SIP Signal 189O4 PE Route 607 RW CN Lane TO STP CTBISTP Statewide Allocations High Priodty Funds (4) STP Regional Allocations (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interest HAZARD ELIMINATION SAFETY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM CULPEPER DISTRICT 110 WidenRappahannock & Pave INCL Woodville RW CN ~;<s~'~ ~':~ *"~'~ ~'~ ~? ;?~ STP .... 52495 §12 - At ;iiie~section PE ! [ Route 610 RW Improve Sight CN STP Shoulders Route 768 - PE Charlottesville RW Corporate Limits CN TO 17903 Route 29 - PE Route 1455 RW CN TO STP STPi (t) National Highway System Allocations (2) CTB/STP Statewide Allocations (3) TEA.21 High Prioqty Funds Funding/MiSCellaneous Footnotes (4) STP Regional Allocations (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interest HAZARD ELIMINATION SAFETY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM 111 CULPEPER DISTRICT I I ! ! I I I I I ! I i I I ! ! I I I Route 17 - RW 0.3 km South CN Route 95 SB TO 17529 IStafford Route 606 RW Cut Slope and CN Improve Grade TO 14739 218- PE Stafford Route 1161- RW Two* CN ,Leff*Tum 116t TO 13847 PE RW CN TO Intemection PE Route 1336 RW CN TO STP STP STP STP STP DISTRI(~T SUMMARY (1) National Highway System Allocations (2) CTB/STP Statewlde Allocations TEA-21 High Priority Funds (4) STP Regional Allocations (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Olher System (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interest (6) HAZARD ELIMINATION SAFETY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM FREDERICKSBURG DISTRICT 112 Arm hals with on Route 501 Bus, :Langhome Road) Route 501 Bus, Street Interchange - Route 501 Intemhange 2.3 Mi. At Intersection Old Mt, Nelson Avenue Intersection Danville Install Traffic Signals (1) National Highway System Allocations (2) CTBtSTP Statewide Allocations (3) TEA-21 High Priority Funds RW CN TO STPi 15817 PE RW CN TO 17520 PE RW CN TO STP 17834 PE RW CN TO PE RW CN TO STP 15816 PE RW CN TO STP 19008 FuhdlngtMis~ellaneOus FoOtnotes (4) STP Regional Allocations (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interest HAZARD ELIMINATION SAFETY IMROVEMENT PROGRAM LYNCHBURG DISTRICT 113 I i I I ! ! ! I ! I '1 ]1 i 'l I I I I I 0,35 km Signals with Backplates Route 602 Inte~secUon Piney Forest Road Intersection Route 626 Intersection Route 783 ;nteisection Murrell Road Rt. 29/501 Interchange - Bus. 460 Interchange PE RW CN TO 16431 RW CN TO 19O07 PE RW CN TO 1879 RW CN TO 16429 PE RW CN TO 15841 PE RW CN TO 17833 STP~ STP STP STP STP ~0 56~ i0 ~0 0 ~,0 .0'~ 0 it). [1) National Highway System Nlooations CTB/STP 8tatewide Nlocations Funds (4) STP Regional Allocations (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/interest HAZARD ELIMINATION SAFETY IMROVEMENT PROGRAM LYNCHBURG DISTRICT 114 2.6 Mi. 1.6 km 2.14 Mi. Rt. 460 Bus. Rt. 221 Mile East Route 609- D.90 Mile East Route 609 Route 681. ~).3 km East of Route 682 Route t303 - Route 360 PE RW CN TO t7832 PE RW CN TO 18650 PE RW CN TO 15818 RW CN TO f?g04 STP STP STP STP I(NFO)0501-118-10E.PmE..tm~!,M§Q1' ~.0!?!:~:: (6) '1 1) National Highway System Allocations i CTBISTP Statewide Nlooations ~ TEA-21 High PriOry Funds (4) STP Regional AllOCations (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/interest HAZARD ELIMINATION SAFETY IMROVEMENT PROGRAM 115 I LYNCHBURG DISTRICT I William Line - RW >:, Manassas CN Lanes TO !680~ 680 ~:/680 i~880~';.~:': ;~;:~!680:~,~: 680 :0,:~'~ ~;./i0i~~ 0,8 km Rte 50& 649 120- 123- Intersection Route 609 17984 RW CN 1899O PE Route 27 - RW CN Street TO STP At Intersection 24th Road South Route 1813 leside Avenue) 9195 PE RW CN TO STP 17524 RW CN TO STP ~2497 PE RW CN TO STP <0 ~0 y System NlocaUons CTB/STP Statewide Allocations Funds (4) STP Regional Allocation~ (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/In{erest HAZARD ELIMINATION SAFETY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM NORTHERN VIRGINIA DISTRICT 116 Road & Nethercliffe Hall Road North Signal South Veitch Street- South Courthouse Rd )- Route 828 (Wiehle Ave.) Route 620 (Braddock Curve 0.6 Mile North Hundred Drive Road)- Route 620 (Braddock Road) PE RW CN TO STP 52503 RW CN TO STP 14695 PE RW CN TO STP RW CN TO STP PE RW CN TO STP PE RW CN TO STP [1) National Highway System Allocations CTB/STP Statewide Allocations Funds (4) STP Regional Allocati°ns (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (7) Cooperative Project wl~h Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interest HAZARD ELIMINATION SAFETY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM NORTHERN VIRGINIA DISTRICT 117 11- 0.3 Mi, h~nCuwe Rte 3180 Improve Horizontal & Shoulders PE RW CN TO 17836 STP~ Bethleham Rd. Construct Turn Lanes Approaches Realign, & Add Shoulders & Pavement PE RW CN TO 17837 STP Road)- Route 5436 (Oflay Road) Route 19,54 Trowbridge Drive PE RW CN TO STP CN 50142 STP !680 1.680 88O Highway System Nlonations CTB/STP Statewide Nlonations High Pdority Funds F.Unding/Mis~llaneous Footnotes (4) STP Regional Allocations (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interest HAZARD ELIMINATION SAFETY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM 118 NORTHERN VIRGINIA DISTRICT Park Lee Place Pavement and Improve Sight Distance 0,5 km I~l;nover Intersections Route RW CN TO STP 13843 PE RW CN TO STP Intersection 30 t925114743 RW CN TO STP 18994 PE Street RW CN TO STP 'of 15852 Leigh Street- Spring Skeet RW (Spot Locations) CN TO 14734 of ;~ichmond Install Positive RW CN TO 0 0 (1) National Highway System Allocations (2) CTB/STP Statewide Allocations (3) TEA-21 High Pdodly FUndS Eunding!Mi~d~!laneous FOotnOtes (4) STP Regt~al Allocations (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interest HAZARD ELIMINATION SAFETY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM 119 RICHMOND DISTRICT I I I I I ! ! I I ~ I ! I I I i I I ! ] I Road Left. 1.4kin 1(3L3e~gh St) Leigh StreeffAdams Street- 4th Street At Intersection Laburnum Avenue Iht Cmtchfield Street Boulevard Route 634 PE RW CN TO STP 13844 PE RW CN TO STP 1585O PE RW ;~ CN TO STP. 50505 RW CN TO STP ~i i 1753O CN TO 19002 PE RW CN TO STP ~ 0 0 0 0 CTB/STP Statewide Nlocalions TEA.21 High Pdority Funds (4) STP Regional Allocations (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (7) Cooperalive Project with Other Localities (8} Funded on a Previous Project (91 Bonds/Interest HAZARD ELIMINATION SAFETY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM RICHMOND DISTRICT 120 144 - 0,5 km 145 - km North Route 1520 (Curtis st,)- 03 km South Route t520 (Cu~s St.) At ;~e~ection Route 632 Eighth Street 147. of Pedestrian Laurel Street ' of (Spot Locations) Ninth 'Street PE RW CN TO 1765O STP 147 - Intersection Cherry Street PE RW CN TO 51242 PE RW CN TO 15849 STP STP New I(1) National Highway' System Allocations i(2) C'I*B/STP Statewide Allocations (3) TEA-21 High Priority Funds PE RW CN TO t6435 PE RW CN TO 15848 PE RW CN TO 15847 STP 0 ?~!:'0 0 0 0 Fbndihg!Misceltaneous Footnotes (4) STP Regional Allocations (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interest HAZARD ELIMINATION SAFETY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM ~ I t I I 121 RICHMOND DISTRICT ! I I I i ! I i I i I I ! I I ! I ! ~ ~6 - Int. Route 1155 PE RW CN TO 157 - Left 0.4 km 0.04 Mile South Mile North Boardman Lane South Oid House Bridge- Quioccasin Road 0.Tkm Intersection ) Bells Road New Intersection Route 64 (1 ) National Highway System Nlocations (2) CTB/STP Statewide Allocations (3) TEA-21 High Priory Funds STP PE RW CN TO STP PE RW CN 1`O STP 50427 RW CN 1'O STP 16432 PE RW CN TO STP 181O5 PE RW CN TO STP 50428 (NFO) 0157,,*p4,3'1:1~i ,PE101,RW201,MS01 Fu nding/MiscellarieoiJs Footnotes (4) STP Regional Allocations (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8] Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interest (6) HAZARD ELIMINATION SAFETY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM RICHMOND DISTRICT 122 hal 1.6 km ~lickory Road). Chesterfield Intersection ~MV Drive km West ~oute 730 (Baldwin ~reek Road)- Route 4700 (Deer Run Road) iRamp to 1.64 - Springdale Road Intersection 3erwent Road and Hey ~oad PE RW CN TO STP 15846 PE RW CN TO STP 16433 PE RW CN TO STP 17526 PE RW CN TO STP 15845 ~oute 630 - Mile East PE RW CN TO 18997 Route 812 - RW CN TO STP STP J(1) National Highway System Nlocatlons (2) CTB/STP Statewide Allocations ................ * Maximum HES Funds (7) (4) STP Regional Allocations (5) Federal Dernons~ation Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (7) Cooperative Project wilh Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interest HAZARD ELIMINATION SAFETY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM 123 RICHMOND DISTRICT I ! '1 I i I ! i I I ! I i ! I I I ! I I Improve Horizontal Structure PE RW CN TO 17184 STP Route 622 PE RW CN 1'O 17853 STP Mill PE Road) - RW 600' South Route 1708 CN (Groundhog Road) TO STP ~ Inl. e~ueCtion Bliley Road New RW CN TO 15851 Homeview Road RW CN Lane & TO STP 52507 PE f of Belmont Road RW CN TO 14735 (1) National Highway System Allocations CTBISTP Statewide Allocations High Pdodty Funds STP O :01 ~0 (6) ~68~ -:0 (4) STP Regional Allocations (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System lai~abOS FbOtnOtes (7) Cooperative Project with Other LocaliUes (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interest HAZARD ELIMINATION SAFETY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM RICHMOND DISTRICT 124 At Intersection of Grace Street of Marshall Street of Franklin Street of Pedestrian Clay Street- Franklin Street St- of Bank Slreet PE RW CN TO RW CN TO 52509 PE RW CN TO nal RW CN TO PE RW CN TO STP STP ~:~ STP ~;;~ STP! STP (t) National Highway System Allocations (2) CTBtSTP 8tatewHe Nlocations (3) TEA-21 High Pdorily Funds _ Funding/MiScellaneous FoOtnotes (4) STP Regional Allocations (5) Federal Bemonsffation Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System i1~111~ iiii i i i (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interest HAZARD ELIMINATION SAFETY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM RICHMOND DISTRICT 125 Route 669 RW CN Lanes TO Left-Turn Remove Turn Lane North Carolina State Line - 1.3 Miles North North Carolina State Line Route 609 (2.6 km East Route 220) Route 9201 - Route 683 Route 779 17842 STP RW CN TO STP 18982 PE RW CN TO HESISTP 11938 PE RW CN TO STP 17523 RW CN TO STP 8983 Intersection PE of Galax Club/ RW Larkspur CN TO STP 18984 I CTB/STP Statewide Nlocations Funds (4) STP Regional Allocations (5] Federal Demonsfl'ation Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interest HAZARD ELIMINATION SAFETY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM SALEM DISTRICT 126 114 - nstall Signal 0.3 Mile Ch[isfiansburg. Christiansburg PE RW CN TO 52514 Route 116 PE RW CN TO 52515 Route 902 - Route 902 Route 669- D.4 Mile South Route 669 Route 611- 9.8 km South Route 611 (South of Big Island) RW CN TO 17257 PE RW CN TO 525t6 RW CN TO 15756 Route 10t9 PE RW CN TO STP STP STP STP System Nlecations ~ CTB/STP S~ewide Nlocatiofls ~ Funds (4) STP Regional Nlocations (5) Federal Oemonstralion Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interest HAZARD ELIMINATION SAFETY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM 127 SALEM DISTRICT ~ of Roanoke Widen Pavement and Improve tess Street Intersection Nelms Lane Intersection Berkley Road PE RW CN TO PE RW CN 3'0 14558 PE RW CN TO 14829 STP STP 0 ~:,~:,:8701:~ 0 0 O' CTB/STP Statewide Allocations f Funds (4) STP Regional Allocations (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) Cooperative Project wilh Other System (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interest HAZARD ELIMINATION SAFETY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM SALEM DISTRICT 128 Route 704 nstall hals Route 739 - Route 760 nment 0,8 km Intersection .~henandoah Route 682 Intersection ~henandoah Route 703 in Install nstall Guardrail 1.6 km East Steeles Tavern - Nelson County Line Horseshoe Bend Ramsey's Draft (Augusta County) 1) National Highway System Allocations CTBtSTP Statewide Allocations r Funds RW CN TO STP 18985 PE RW CN TO STP 15855 RW CN TO STP 18986 PE RW CN TO ~:~ STP ~ 52519 PE RW CN TO STP 13807 PE RW CN TO 52568 52567 ~60;1 '(NFO) 0042-085-10f ,PE101,RW201,M501 J ~73 (4) STP Regional Allocations (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/interest HAZARD ELIMINATION SAFETY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM 129 STAUNTON DISTRICT I Intersection Route 636 PE RW CN TO STP usta Install Traffic Route Center RW CN TO 1644O PE RW CN TO 16441 PE RW TO 17643 522 - Intersection PE Frederick 37 NB RW Widen Ramp to CN 2 Lanes, TO 16439 0.6 Milo North PE Route 643 - RW CN Route 643 TO STP STP STP STP STP CTB/STP Statewide Allocations High Pdodty Funds (4) STP Regional Allocations 5) Federal DemonStration Funds 6) Cooperative Project with O{her System 0;~ 222 Accounts Receivable ~?i::~ ~0::~!!;~ { 0~'~ r 0 (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interest HAZARD ELIMINATION SAFETY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM STAUNTON DISTRICT 130 PE RW CN TO STP Lane ntersection ~oute 276 PE RW CN TO STP Mile Replace Existing Harrisonbu~g Install Traffic 0.3 Mile Street Install Overheight Detection Equipment & Road. ~ of Intersection Papermill Road i(~) National Highway System Allocations CTB/STP Statewide Allocations TEA-21 High Priority Funds PE RW CN TO STP PE RW CN TO STP 17846 RW CN 1'0 STP 52518 PE RW CN TO STP 18988 of Hardsonburg Fu~ndi~g/Mi~llan~Ous~FoOtnOtes (4) STP Regional Allocations (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interest HAZARD ELIMINATION SAFETY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM 131 h STAUNTON DISTRICT i DISTRIC~ SUMMARY (1) National Highway System Allocations CTB/STP Statewide Allocallons Funds (4) STP Regional Allocations (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interest HAZARD ELIMINATION SAFETY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM STAUNTON DISTRICT 132 Bird,) Intersection Fort Story West Gate Shore 83rd Street RW CN 1'O STP 15821 PE RW CN TO 17519 Removalof 134- Island PE RW CN 1'O 19O08 PE RW CN TO 13978 RW CN TO STP 17518 Freeman Ddve PE RW CN TO Allocations STP (I) National HighWay System Allocations (2) CTBISTP Statewlde Nlocations (3) TEA-21 High Priority Funds (4) STP Regional Altocatio~ (5) Federal Demonstratie~ Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interest HAZARD ELIMINATION SAFETY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM 133 SUFFOLK DISTRICT PE e Road F-137 RW Warning CN Left Turn Lane STP 143 - Intersection Lanes 143 - News Lanes 143 - and Road Denbigh Boulevard to Fort EusUs Boulevm'd and Intersection Realignment at Industrial Park Drive Ave) DresdenDdve St. Thomas Ddve (1) National Highway System Allocations CTBISTP Statewlde Allocations High Priority Funds RW CN TO STP 15822 RW CN TO STP 15823 PE RW CN TO STP 13979 RW CN TO STP PE RW CN TO STP~ 52524 i280~ HES Funds 0 J 0;~ Fundihg/Miscellatlebus Footnotes (4) STP Regional Nlocations (5) Federal Bemoustratiou Funds (6) Cooperative Project wilh Other System (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interesl HAZARD ELIMINATION SAFETY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM 1 34 SUFFOLK DISTRICT Suppl. Install Traffic Intersection Tyler Avenue At 1-564/I-64 Intersection PE RW CN TO STP 13980 PE RW CN TO STP PE RW CN TO STP ': 5- 1-V 3~: -"_01~--'5--, . ....... lUlilities and Conkac['Tkdministration by Cit / PE Fox Hill Road & RW Chem/Acres Drive CN TO PE of Riverside Regional RW CN Traffic TO STP 52528 Intersection PE LaSalle Avenue RW CN TO Modify STP 19OO9 I(1) National Highway System Allocations (2) CTB/STP Statewide AIIocallons ~Funding/Mi~iian,~6u{ Fo6tnote~ (4) STP Regional Allocations (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (7) Coopemlive Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project {9) Bonds/Interest HAZARD ELIMINATION SAFETY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM 135 SUFFOLK DISTRICT I InlersecUon PE Granby Street and RW Norfolk CN Install Boulevard TO .!0 i~O ;~ :0 Lanes STP Von Schilling Brive 15824 PE RW CN TO STP 16436 RW CN TO STP Hill Road - Fox Hill Road RW CN TO ~::~ STP ~ 52529 Blvd.- PE Middle Ground RW Boulevard CN STP 19010 Boxley Boulevard - PE Boulevard RW CN TO Standards STP 14722 0~ National Highway System Nlooations CTBISTP Statewide Allocations , Funds (4) STP Regional Allocations (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) CoopemUve Project with Other System (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project {9) Bonds/Interest HAZARD ELIMINATION SAFETY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM SUFFOLK DISTRICT 136 Shitt Alignment to Improve Sight nal w/Mast Arm and PE RW CN TO STP 17522 RW CN TO STP (1) National Highway System Nlocatlons CTBISTP Statewide Allocations ) TEA-21 High Priority Funds L (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (7) CooperafJve Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interest HAZARD ELIMINATION SAFETY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM 137 SUFFOLK DISTRICT t Elimination- Highway System Allocations Funds (4) STP Regional Allocations (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Projecl (9) Bonds/Interest HES SUMMARY STATEWIDE 138 Russell Realign InterseclJon & Add Lett Turn Lanes Routes 65/683 RW CN TO 17- Fauquier Lane Route 724 RW CN TO 50546 Install Traffic G~ass Median witl~ Furniture Route 654 · Route 783 PE RW CN TO RW CN TO 5O547 15- Spinks Ferry Road - Merryville Farm Lane PE RW CN TO 15- PE RW CN TO (7) National Highway System Allocations CTB/STP Statewide Allocations TEA-21 High Priority Funds (4) STP Regional Allocations (5) Federal I:)emonstralion Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interest SAFETY INCENTIVE PROGRAM 139 STATEWIDE I 15- Road PE RW ~ CN Embankment TO STP 157 - Intersection Improvement & Modify Signal Three Chopt Road Franklin ~.t Intersection Island) - Plaza PE RW CN TO ~543 PE RW CN TO RW CN TO PE RW CN TO '- PE Route 171 RW CN TO (1) National Highway System Allocalions CTBISTP Statewide Nlocatfons Priodfy Funds (4) STP Regional Nlocationa (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Olher System (?] Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8} Funded on a Previous Project (9] Bonds/interest SAFETY INCENTIVE PROGRAM STATEWIDE 140 :1) National Highway System Allocations : CTB/STP Statewide Nlocations High P[iority Funds (4) STP Regional Allocations (5) Federal Oemonslration Funds (6) Cooperative Project wi~h Other System ~: Footnotes' ~..:, (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interest SAFETY INCENTIVE PROGRAM 141 STATEWIDE RW CN Surface TO ~261 ~0~~: ~0 ~!i~iO~i :~:~2~0 Improvement STP Rt, 23 Install Flashing 15704 RW CN TO STP 714916L) 17789 23 RW Add Gates & Upgrade CN Flashing Lights TO STP 18232 RW CN Install Flashing TO Lights and Gates STP 0 lpgrade Ipgrade Ugh~ PE RW CN 'ro PE RW CN TO STP STP CTB/STP Statewide NlecaUons High Priority Funds (4) STP Regional Allocations (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System Footnotes (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (g) Bonds/Interest HIGHWAY/RAIL GRADE - SECTION '!30 BRISTOL DISTRICT 142 Mi, S, Rte. 675 ~.dd Gates & Upgrade Flashing Lights Install Cantilever Flashing Lights and Gates Mi, SW Rte. 623 install FlaShing Lights Rte, 620 Flashing Lights & Bell Fleshing Lights Upgrade Flashing Lights I(1) National Highway System Allocations (2) CTB/STP Statewlde Nlocablons (3) TEA.21 High Priority Funds PE RW CN TO STP 18473 PE RW CN TO STP 10276 PE RW CN TO PE RW CN TO STP PE RW CN TO STP~ PE RW CN TO STPi O~ ~Eunding/Mi~llanebus Footnbtes (4) STP Regional Allocations (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (91 Bonds/Interest HIGHWAY/RAIL GRADE - SECTION 130 143 BRISTOL DISTRICT PE RW CN t'O Rushing Ughts & Bell STP 638 - S, Rt. 11 Smyth Smyth Flashing Lights N. Ri, 11 Rushing and Add Gates Lights and Gates Widen Surface & Install Flashing Lights RW CN TO STP 18468 RW CN TO STP 17790 PE RW CN TO STP PE RW CN TO STP 18481 Install Flashing Ughts & Gates DOT fi 469713G) PE RW CN TO 5O689 STP 0 O~ .0 System Allocations CTBISTP Statewlde Nlocations High Pdoriiy Funds (4) STP Regional Allocations (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project {9) Bonds/Interest HIGHWAY/RAIL GRADE - SECTION 130 BRISTOL DISTRICT 144 Buchanan Rt. 616 PE RW CN Ipgrade FI TO STP #4697t6C) 16993 N. Rte. PE RW CN TO STP 18470 Rt. 1t PE RW CN Gates and Upgrade TO g Lights STP 17791 S. PE RW CN Bell, TO STP Rte. 609 RW Gates & Improve CN ht Distance TO 50694 Rte. 609 PE RW CN TO STP ~ 17261 I(1) National Highway' System Allocations (2) CTBISTP Statewide Nlocations (3) TEA-21 High Prio[ity Funds ...................... '~ Eunding!Miseellaneous FOOtnotes (4) STP Regional Allocations (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interest HIGHWAY/RAIL GRADE - SECTION 130 145 BRISTOL DISTRICT Mi. S. Rte, ~ pi: RW Install Flashing CN Jghls and Gates TO :DOT 904261Y) STP 18467 PE RW CN Install Flashing Ughts TO Widen Crossing STP O~ RW CN TO STP 18471 RW Install Flashing CN Lights and Gates TO STP PE RW Install Flashing CN Lights and Gates or TO Closure STP 17792 3- PE RW Upgrade Flashing CN Lights, Add Gates TO STP (2) CTB/STP Statewide Allocations (3) TEA-21 High Pdority Funds 17793 Fu nding/MiSdellai'i~bUS Footnotes (4) STP Regional Ntocalions (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interest HIGHWAY/RAIL GRADE - SECTION 130 146 BRISTOL DISTRICT 0.01 Mi, N. Rte. 460E PE RW CN Flashing Ughts & TO Improve Approaches STP 1201 - ' of Norton 0.04 Mi. N. RW CN Flashing Lights & TO Improve Sight STP Distance 18668 0.06 Mi. N. Chilhowie PE RW Install Flashing Ughts, CN Bell & Gates w/CWT TO Predictors or Close STP Crossing 0.01 Mi, NW RL 637 PE RW Install FlaShing CN Lights and Gates, TO Interconnect w/Advance STP Flashers on Rte. 637 17285 0.11 Mi. SE Rte 58 PE RW Install Flashing CN Lights and Gates TO 0.01 Mi. S; Railroad 17652 STP RW CN Lights and Gates or TO Closure STP I(1) National Highway System AtlocaUons [(2) CTBISTP Statawide Allocations 1(3) TEA-2J High PdmitY Funds 17882 O~ 0 O~ 'FuM~iing/Miscellanebus FootnOtes (4) STP Regional Allocations (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interest HIGHWAY/RAIL GRADE ~ SECTION 130 147 BRISTOL DISTRICT PE RW CN TO Lights and Gates STP 17284 DISTRICT SUMMARY Highway System Allocations CTSISTP Slatewide Allocations High Pdority Funds (4) STP Regional Allocations' (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (7) Cooperative Project wilh Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interest HIGHWAY/RAIL GRADE - SECTION 131) 148 BRISTOL DISTRICT install Cantilever Flashing Lights, Bell & Gates RW CN TO STP! Install Flashing Lights and Gates DOT # 714709S) RW CN TO 18498 0.12 MI. N. Rte. 20 Flashing Lights, Install CWT Predictors DOT # 7t4744F) PE RW CN TO 17 1004- Install Flashing Lights and Gates DOT # 714394R) 1002 Flashing Ughts & Gates PE RW CN TO 18496 RW CN TO 10t2- 15 Flashing Lights I(1) National Highway SyStem Allocations (2) CTBISTP Statewlde Allocations (3) TEA'21 High Pdority Funds PE RW CN TO 18499 STP STP STP Fundihg/MiSbelia~eo~iS:Footnotes (4) STP Regional Allocations (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (7)Coopera§veProjectwithOtherLocaliaes (8)FundedonaPreviousPr~ect (9) Bonds/Interest HIGHWAY/RAIL GRADE - SECTION '130 149 CULPEPER DISTRICT ]015 - i.S. Rte. 15 PE 3~ange RW CN Add Gates & Upgrade TO 1019- 15 3range Install Flashing Lights and Gates St- 185OO STP PE RW CN TO STP 18497 PE RW CN Upgrade Flashing TO Lights, Add Galas STP 17366 RW Upgrade Flashing CN Lights, Add Gates TO STP 17361 PE RW Interconnect R,R, CN Signals w/Traftic TO Signals, Install CWT STP Predictors 52551 PE Mill Road RW CN Add Gates & Upgrade TO Flashing Lights STP i System Nlecations Funds t8832 o o O~ :Fonclir (4) STP Regional Nlocalions (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) Cooperative Project witil Other System (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interest HIGHWAY/RAIL GRADE - SECTION '130 CULPEPER DISTRICT 150 National Highway System Allocations CTB/STP Statewide Nlocations TEA-21 High Priority Funds (4) STP Regional Allocations (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (7) Cooperative Project with O~er Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bondsllntemst HIGHWAY/RAIL GRADE - SECTION 130 151 1 CULPEPER DISTRICT Interconnect Warning STP Signals D.05 MI. N. Rt, 3 I RW CN Flashing Lights TO STP 16270 (1) Nalional Highway System Allocations CTB/STP Statewide Allocations rEA.21 High Priority Funds (4) STP Regional Allocations (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) C~x)perative Roject with O~her System (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interest HIGHWAYIFUUL GPJ~DE - SECTION 130 FREDERICKSBURG DISTRICT 152 Install Cantilever Flashing Lights with Short Arm Gates RW CN TO STP 17129 E. Rte, 613 PE RW CN Gates TO STP S~reat Upgrade Flashing Cantilever Lights and Add Gates PE RW CN TO STP Improve Approach 17731 PE RW CN TO STP Mi. W. Rte. 501 t Lights, Bell & Gates 18480 PE RW CN TO STP! , W. Rt, 683 PE RW CN Separation TO S~P 17302 National Highway System Nlocations CTBtSTP Statewide Nlocations TEA-21 High Priority Funds Matching Funds Provided by Norfolk Southern RR Company (6) (4) STP Regional Nlocations (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Boeds/laterest HIGHWAY/RAIL GRADE - SECTION 130 153 LYNCHBURG DISTRICT 0,93 Mi. E. Rte. 15/360 PE 151360 RW CN ~ Lights & Bell, Grade TO STP E. Rte. Install Flashing Gates & Beti, 1848t PE RW CN TO STP 385~ PE RW CN TO STP 0 0 0 0 718 - RW CN Install Rashin9 TO STP S. Rte. 360 PE RW CN Install Flashing TO and Bell STP 50692 RW CN TO 15212 Install Flashing Lights & Bell 714039C) STP~ 0 ~ CTBtSTP Statewide Nlocations TEA-21 High Pdortty Funds (4) STP Regional Allocations (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (7) Cooperative Project with Other LocaliUes (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interest HIGHWAY/RAIL GRADE - SECTION 130 LYNCHBURG DISTRICT 154 t11t- S. Rte. 131 PE RW CN Improve South TO 18479 Mi. W. Rte. 501 PE Relocate Rte. 635 RW Crossing & Close Rte. CN 761 Crossing, Install TO Flashing Lights & Gates Lights and Gates Interconnect RR SignaLs Motion Detectors PE RW CN TO STP 16319 PE RW CN TO STP 100% Federal Funds Matching Funds O~ National Highway System Nlocations CTB/STP Statewide Nlocations TEA-21 High Priority Funds (4) STP Regional Nlocations (5) Federal Demonslmtion Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Projecl (9) Bonds/Interest HIGHWAY/RAIL GRADE - SECTION 130 LYNCHBURG DISTRICT 155 15- Install Cantilever Flashers w/Gates & Interconnect wilh RW CN TO ~19' ~:!0 !i 0~;; 0 0 ~0~ ~:~!;; i,':'~b~ STP {Old Rte, Rt, 653 GradeSeparation (DOT#714337C) Flashing Lights & Bell 16874 PE RW CN ~ TO ~" STP 15132 PE RW CN TO STP Install Flashing PE RW CN TO STP Light and Gates 17676 PE RW CN TO STP e¸. Manassas Nokesville Road 17677 PE RW CN ;~ TO ~ STP 18751 Highway System Allocations CTBISTP Statewide Nlocations Funds Funds Provided by Norfolk Southem RR )~;~!ii!:0; !! '~0 ~mpany Matching Funds Provided by Norfolk Southern RR Company Matching Funds0 Provided. i by No[folk oS°Uthern RR CompanYo. (4) STP Regional Nlocations (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) Cooperallve Project with Other System (7) Cooperative Project with O~her Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interest HIGHWAY/RAIL GRADE - SECTION 130 NORTHERN VIRGINIA DISTRICT 156 Center Street Install CWT Predictor Prince William County Install CWT Predictor Install CWT Predictor ) PE RW CN TO 18752 PE RW CN TO ~750 PE RW CN TO 18753 & RW CN [Includes Engineering TO [or Wellington Road) 1.2 km 17689 STP STP STP' Matching Funds Provided by Norfolk Southern RR Company Funds Provided by Norfolk Southern RR Company ol Norfolk Southern RR Company National Highway System Nlocations CTBISTP Statewide Allocations TEA-21 High Priority Funds Fuilding!MiS¢~!lan~us FOOtnotes (4) STP Regional Allocaltons (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (5) Federal Demonslrafion Funds (8) Funded on a Previous Project (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (9) Bonds/Interest HIGHWAY/RAIL GRADE - SECTION 130 I I I I 157 NORTHERN VIRGINIA DISTRICT RW CN Surface TO Improvement STP Hanover 15689 PE RW CN Lights & Gates & TO Raise Approaches STP Mi, N. Rte. Crossing Condition N. Rte, 606 Install Flashing & Gates 18482 PE RW CN TO STP 18484 PE RW CN TO STP t8486 RW Add Gates & Upgrade CN Flashing Lights TO STP ~0697 PE RW CN Flashing Lights & TO Improve Horizontal STP 18485 Matching Funds Provided by Norfolk Southern RR Company I 0 J · ~0 I 0 0 0 (1) National Highway System Allocations CTB/STP Statewide Allocations TEA-21 High Pdority Funds (4) STP Regional AIIccations (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (7) CooperaUve Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Proje~ (9) Bonds/Interest HIGHWAY/RAIL GRADE ~ SECTION '130 1 58 RICHMOND DISTRICT 1101- 0.10 Mi, S, Rte. 750 Install Flashing Lights and Bell DOT 464408E) Install Flashing Lights and Gates DOT 715105R) Install Flashing Lights and Gates w/ Motion Detectors Pkwy Interconnect with Iraftic Signal Interconnect Signals PE RW CN TO 18487 RW CN TO STP PE RW CN TO STP 17653 PE RW CN ............ TO STP 16346 PE RW CN TO STP ~ 17281 PE Interconn,Signals wi RW Pm. Emp.,Add Add'l, CN ~ Gate EB,CWT Predictor TO & Motion Detector STP at Route 161 I(1) National Highway System Allocations (2) CTB/STP Statewide Allocations (3) TEA-21 High Priority Funds 17278 Matching Funds Provided by Norfolk Southern Corporation Matching Funds Provided by Norfolk Southern Corporation ! ~01 0 · 0 ~?~?0 4 0~< ~b~hldih~/Mi~%liati~b'US: FOotnote~ (4) STP Regional Allocations (Si Federal Demonstration Funds {6) CooPerative Project with Other System (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interest HIGHWAY/RAIL GRADE - SECTION 130 I I I ~ I 159 1 RICHMOND DISTRICT } i I Street PE RW CN wt Pre-Emption at TO ~!~6j:~:i:i~ ,~:~0 ~i~,~ :0:~? 0~:~"~i ~ 0 ~.~':.",:~:~0~ Dock Street STP 17280 [1) National Highway System Allocations CTBISTP Statewide Nlocations High Priority Funds (4) STP Regional Allocations (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (7) Conpemtive Project with Olher Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interest HIGHWAY/RAIL GRADE - SECTION t30 RICHMOND DISTRICT 160 Route 701 Add Gates & Upgrade Flashing Lights & Cantilevers Intersection Route 756 (Bassett) Install 138' Removable Median Barrier for Each Approach Add Gates & Bell, Upgrade Flashing Ughts Rte. 641 Add Gates & Bell, E. Rte. 603 Upgrade RW CN TO STP 18870 PE RW CN TO PE RW CN TO STP PE RW CN TO STP PE RW CN TO STP J Matching Funds Provided by O! NE Rt 622N PE RW thsiati Flashing CN TO STP National Highway System Nlocations CTB/STP Statewide Nlecations TEA-21 High Priority Funds {4) STP Regional Allocations (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interest HIGHWAY/RAIL GRADE - SECTION 130 161 1 SALEM DISTRICT t I I Install Flashing Gates Upgrade Flashing Lights 0.04 Mi. N. Rte. 798 & Bell, Upgrade Flashing Lights S. Rte. Bell, Upgrade Flashing Lights Gates PE RW CN TO STP 17839 RW CN TO STP; PE RW CN TO STP RW CN TO STP RW CN TO STP Mi. S. Rte. 640 PE RW CN Install Flashing Lights, TO STP O! :0 National Highway System Allocations CTB/STP Statewlde Allocations TEA.21 High Pdo~ity Funds (4) STP Regional Allocations (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) Cooperalive Project with Other System IlaneouS Footnotes (7) Cooperative Project with Other LocaliUes (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interest HIGHWAY/RAIL GRADE - SECTION 130 SALEM DISTRICT 162 0.02 Mi. NE, Rte. 220 PE RW & Upgrade CN Flashing Lights TO (DOT # 468044V) STP , of Roanoke 17934 0.06 Mi. SE. 18th St. PE RW Install Flashing CN Lights and Gates TO STP , of Roanoke 18th Street- , of Roanoke 18869 PE RW & Bell, CN Motion Detectors, TO Upgrade Flashing STP ,of ),03 Mile South PE Campbell Avenue RW CN Install Flashing TO Lights and Gates STP 18868 PE RW Install Flashing CN Ughts and Gates, TO ImProve ' STP Horizontal Alignment 17283 ~0 0 0 1) National Highway System Allocations CTB/STP StatewHe Allocations TEA-21 High Priority Fonds (4) STP Regional Allocations (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (8) Cooperative Project with ~er System (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interest HIGHWAY/RAIL GRADE - SECTION 130 163 I SALEM DISTRICT I I I Rw Upgrade Flashing CN Lights, Add gates TO E. Rte. 11 PE RW CN 8ell, TO STP STP Page Interconnect Rubberized Surface 0.22 Mi. S. Rte. 811 RW CN TO 18871 RW CN TO STP Upgrade Flashing STP ~ Lights PE RW CN Install Flashing TO Bell STP Int. Rt, 619 RW CN TO Lights, Add gates STP 17841 (NF,O) 0275-132-101 .... ~(%:'~0,'??: (2) CTB/STP Statewide Allocations (3) TEA-21 High Pdodty Funds (4) STP Regional Nlocations (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interest HIGHWAY/RAIL GRADE - SECTION 130 STAUNTON DISTRICT 164 Upgrade Flashing Ughts 0.30 Mi, E. Rte. 33 Install Flashing Lights and Gates PE RW CN TO STP PE RW CN TO 18478 STP Flashing Lights to Cantilever Flashing Lights 0.12 Mi. N. Rt, 608 Add Gates PE RW CN TO STP 17293 RW CN TO STP 18477 PE RW CN TO STP 17842 0.40 Mi, SE Rte. 611 PE RW CN Add Gates & Bell, TO STP 1) National Highway System Allocations CTBtSTP Statewide AllocatiOns t TEAo21 High Priority Funds Matching Funds Provided by Norfolk Southern RR Company (4) STP Regional Allocations (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/interest HIGHWAY/RAIL GRADE - SECTION 130 165 STAUNTON DISTRICT t I I 1.0 Mi. E. ~e. 11 Lights Mi. N. Rte. 687 Install Flashing Lights & Bell Install Flashing Lights, Bell & Gates PE RW CN TO STP PE TO ~ RRP ~ STP 13282 RW CN TO STP PE RW CN TO STP CWT Predictors PE RW CN TO STP Matching Funds Provided by CSX Transportation ii!);,?: ~:'i '~0 Mi. W, Rte, 617 Install Flashing Lights and Bell 714568K) System Nlocations CTB/STP Statewide Nlocations ~(3) TEA-21 High Priority Funds I'" PE RW CN TO STP 18475 EbhdinglMisb~lianeous.'Footnotes (4) STP Regional Allocations (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9} Bonds/interest HIGHWAY/RAIL GRADE- SECTION t30 166 STAUNTON DISTRICT ),05 MI. E. Rte, 616 rnsta~l Flashing iUghts and Bell usla 1301- InstallCantilever ~lashlngUghts& MLE. Liberty FlashingUghts& Lights, Install Rubberized Crossing Surface Cantilever Flashing Lights and Gates l(1) National Highway sYStem Allocations (2) CTB/STP Statewlde Allecetio~s (3) TEA-21 High Priority Funds PE RW CN TO PE RW CN TO STP Matching Funds Provided by Norfolk Southern RW CN TO STP 17292 PE RW CN TO 14981 PE RW CN TO STP i 16340 RW CN TO STP 16339 Matching Funds Provided by Norfolk Southern Corporation O~ O~ FUnding/MisCellaneOus Footnotes (4) STP Regional Allocations (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (7) Cooperative Project wi[~ Other Localities {8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interest HIGHWAY/RAIL GRADE - SECTION 130 167 STAUNTON DISTRICT I Harrisonburg Street - street - Ltbe[ty St, Install Flashing Lights Interconnect w! Lights and Gates & Interconnect wi Pre-Empt at Liberty Install Flashing Lights and Gates & Interconnect wi Pre-Empt at Liberty Roosevelt Street Flashing and Gat~ PE RW CN TO STP 16341 RW CN TO STP 17362 PE RW CN TO STP 17675 PE RW CN TO STP 17316 PE RW CN TO STP !i'~ 18873 PE Street RW CN Surface & TO 18872 STP ~ 1 ) National Highway System Allocations CTB/STP Stateside Allocalions High Priority Funds (4) STP Regional Nlocations (5} Federal Demonslration Funds (6] Cooperative Project with Other System (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interest HIGHWAY/RAIL GRADE - SECTION 130 STAUNTON DISTRICT 168 D,02 Mi. E. Chesapeake Install Dual Flashing Lights & Gates for Way System & Interconnect 9.04 Mi. W, Main Street Install Flashing Lights & Gates, Interconnect RR Signals w/Traffic Signal 9.02 Mi. W. Kent Sffeet Install Flashing Lights, Bell & C.~tes w/Motion Detectors DOT # 139446V) PE RW CN TO STP 52554 RW TO STP 52555 PE I RW CN TO (1) National Highway System Allocations (2) CTB/STP Statawide Allocations (3) TEA-21 High Priority Funds . FundiSg!Mi~bellaneous FoOtnOtes (4) STP Regional Allocations (5) Federal Demonstration Funds {6) Cooperative Project with Other System (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interest HIGHWAY/RAIL GRADE - SECTION 130 169 I STAUNTON DISTRICT i I I I I Route 648 RW I CN ! ~pgrade TO ~: ~:~! ~';:~0~ ~ Ughts STP (DOT 532156T) 18707 PE RW CN Signal Interconnect TO STP 60- Co. Line Cantilever Flashing Lights (Both Directions) 460 (DOT 467423S) 18821 PE RW CN TO 17365 PE RW CN TO 18822 Rtl3 Install Flashing RW Lights and CN Interconnect Signal TO STF STP STP 17291 PE RW Improve Approach CN Grade to Eliminate TO Hump Crossing STP Condition 17857 System Nlocations CTB/STP Statewlde Allocations Priority Funds !0 '2 ,0 0 FUndihgtM (4) STP Regional Allocations (,5) Federal Demonsb'ation Funds (8) Coeperative Project with Other System (7) CooperaUve Project with Olher Localilies (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interest HIGHWAY/RAI L GRADE - SECTION 130 170 SUFFOLK DISTRICT r',lansemond 0,15 Mile East Route 605 North Install Flashing Lights and Gates Install Flashing Lights, Bell & Gates (DOT # 464171H) 0,03 Mi, S, Add Gates SW Rte. 616 - Hump Crossing Condition S. Rte. 1603 Gates & Upgrade 517- E. RL 13 CTBISTP Statawlde AtlocaHons High Pdodty Funds PE RW CN TO STP 18491 RW CN TO STP RW CN TO STP 17901 PE RW CN TO STP PE RW CN TO STP 50698 PE RW CN TO STP 173tl (4) STP Regional AIIocaUoas ($) Federal Demonstration Funds ($) Cooperative Project with Other System (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interesl HIGHWAY/RAIL GRADE - SECTION '130 171 SUFFOLK DISTRICT I ] I I I 01 Mile West Impr. Approach Grade Eliminate Hump Crossing Condition Route 13 S, Add Gales & UPgrade his Route 13 N. Flashing Lights Mile South Route 611 Install Flashing Lights & Gates PE RW CN TO 18495 PE RW CN 'tO 18488 PE RW TO 18490 RW CN 1'0 18492 Route 1602 Lights STP stP STP PE RW CN TO STP~ PE RW CN Install Flashing Lights TO & Bell STP ) National Highway System Allocations CTB/STP Statewide Nlocations Funds ~;i gii:~i;i'~]*~ IMatching Funds~?0 ~s~:JPr°vided by Eastern Shore RR company Eastern Shore RR Company O~ (4) STP Regional Allocations (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6} Cooperative Project with Other System (1) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/interest HIGHWAY/RAIL GRADE - SECTION t 30 SUFFOLK DISTRICT 172 0,02 Mi, SW Rte, 740 ;I Lights, Bell & Gates PE RW CN TO STP 0~ 0 FO 662 - Greensville Route 301 Install Intersect, & Adv. Waming Flashers, Interconn.w/RR Signal Rt, 58B Route 13 Flashing W. Rte. 13 Install Flashing Lights 0.80 Mi. NE; Rte. 58 PE RW CN TO STP 18493 RW CN TO STP., 17899 PE RW CN TO STP 18489 RW CN TO PE' RW CN TO STP O~ O: O~ 0 National Highway System Allocations CTBISTP Statewide Nlocations TEA-21 High Pdority Funds (4) STP Regional Allocations (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) Cooperalive Project with Other System (7) Cooperative Project with Other LocaliUes (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interest HIGHWAY/RAIL GRADE - SECTION t30 173 I SUFFOLK DISTRICT I 1603- PE RW CN ~ CWT TO ~0~ ~.:~ 0~!~ ~0~i O~,~i~ 0 Add 8e~l MI. S. Seaboard PE RW CN I~ubbedzed Crossing TO ~urfece Improvement Blvd. PE RW CN TO )Creek Install Rubberized Surface Dr Crossing Surface 52858 PE RW CN TO 18825 PE RW CN TO 17354 Mile Southwest PE Military Highway RW CN TO STP STP STPi grossing Surface STP System Allocations CTBISTP Statewide Nlocations High Priodty Funds ff ~0 Funds Provided (4) STP Regional Allocations (5) Federal Demonsb'ation Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/interest HIGHWAY/RAIL GRADE - SECTION 130 SUFFOLK DISTRICT 174 News PE Pughsville Road RW CN Install Flashing TO Lights and Gates 18823 STP 0.34 Mile West Pembroke Ave. RW CN Flashing Lights, TO STP with Pre-empt 18826 S{reet PE RW Gates, Upgrade CN TO Rubberized Crossing STP Surface Improvement 0.01 Mile South PE Industrial Avenue RW Add Gates, Upgrade CN to Canlilever FI. & TO Install Rubberized STP Crossing Surface 18827 PE RW CN TO 14952 Add Cantilever Flashing Lights . E, Chestnut PE RW Gates & Bell, CN TO I Lights, Install Rubberized Crossing ; 52560 National Highway System Allocations STP STP O? ~0: EunclinglMisCella~eous FOOtnotes (4) STP Regional Nlocations (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interest HIGHWAY/RAIL GRADE - SECTION 130 175 SUFFOLK DISTRICT I Road - Norfolk Upgrade Cantilever PE RW CN TO STP~ 18403 PE RW CN ~ Install Flashing TO Lights STP 17733 PE Henry RW CN Install Flashing TO Lights and Gates STP Norfolk 17360 Little PE Creek RW Interconnect Signal CN ~ ttat TO 1.64 Ramp STP Bell 17279 RW CN TO Inglaslde Road RW CN Add Gates & Upgrade TO Flashing Lights STP CTB/STP Statawide AIIooa~tons Funds 18828 O~ Norfolk Southern RR Company 0 (4) STP Regional Allocations (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (7) CooperaUve Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interesl HIGHWAY/RAIL GRADE ~ SECTION 130 SUFFOLK DISTRICT 176 Lights, PE RW CN TO Bell & Gates STP ~ 0,03 Mi, E, Virginia PE RW CN Install Flashing Lights, TO Bell & Gates STP Mile Southwest PE Route 642 RW CN TO Flashing Lights STP 0.08 Mi. E. County St RW CN Flashing Lights & TO Gates STP 164O5 0.04 MI. S. Knight RW Install Flashing CN Lights and Gates TO STP 17730 PE 0.10 Mi. E. County St RW CN Flashing Lights & TO Gates STP ~ I(1) National Highway SYStem Allocations (2) CTBISTP Statewide AtiocaUons (3) TEA-21 High Priority Funds Matching Funds Provided by NOrfolk Southern Corporation (4) STP Regional Allocations (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (8) Funded on a Previous Project (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (9) Bonds/Interest HIGHWAY/RAIL GRADE - SECTION 130 177 SUFFOLK DISTRICT I Beach Kentucky Ave,- 0.08 Mile North PE RW CN Interconnect Signals TO Cantilever Flashing :lashing Lights $,Southem Road Install Flashing Lights & Interconn. with Pre-emption 18830 PE RW CN TO 14961 PE RW CN TO 15705 RW CN TO PE RW CN TO 18831 STP STP STP O' '0 STP :68 ~,~'0 ~J 0 0 0,=;~'i 0 =0 DISTRICT SUMMARY CTBtSTP Statewide Allocations ~ Funds (4) STP Regional Allocations (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (7) Coopemtlve Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interest HIGHWAY/RAIL GRADE - SECTION 130 178 SUFFOLK DISTRICT GRADE CROSSING PROGRAM 1) National Highway System Allocations CTB/STP Statewide Allocations t Funds (4) STP Regional Allocations (5) Federal Demonslration Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9} Bondstlntemst HIGHWAY/RAIL GRADE - SECTION 130 179 STATEWIDE I 0.1 Milo West of Route 628 (860.534P) Predictors (12" Lens) (Se0-SSTW) RW CN TO 13918 PE RW CN TO 13919 STP Predictors (12" Lens) (8s9-545c) Constant Warning Predictors (12" Lens) RW CN TO STP 13913 PE RW CN TO STP ............ i00% P~deral Funds'" ! ......................... 'Constmcti~ 'C°mpl~te ...... ',,' ..................... ", ......... 100% Federal Funds ' ~ I' " ..................... :~!-: ~:~0~:~: .......... C,onstmctlon ComplEte , ' "' 100% Federal Funds (12" Lens) 13914 PE RW CN TO STP 100% Federal Funds ::)ISTRI~T:SUMMARY: 13916 564 ~3 (I) National Highway System Allocations CTB/STP Statewide Nlocalions TEA*21 High Priority Funds (5) Federal Demonslratton Funds (6) Cooperative Project with O~her System (7) CooperaHve Project with Olhet Localities (8) Funded on a Previous. Project (9) Bonds/Interest HIGH SPEED RAIL - SECTION 130 FREDERICKSBURG DISTRICT 180 ~rince William Grade Separation RW CO TO STP National Highway System Nlocations CTB/STP Statewide Nlocations TEA-21 High Prio~ Funds (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interest HIGH SPEED RAIL - SECTION 130 181 NORTHERN VIRGINIA DISTRICT ' of Richmond Street RWco I Install 150' Median TO ~:~;0~iii!:~i Bar~ier for Ea~ STP DISTRICT SUMMARY CTBISTP Stateaide Allocations Funds (5) Federal (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (7] Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8} Funded on a Previous Project (9} Bonds/Interest HIGH SPEED RAIL -SECTION '130 RICHMOND DISTRICT 182 Gates/CWT Predictors Fleshing Lights and Mile West of and RW CN TO HSR 15180 PE RW CN TO 15178 PE RW CN TO HSR 13918 PE RW CN TO HSR PE RW CN TO HSR 13890 [1) National Highway System Allocations CTB/STP Statewide AIIocaUons t TEA.21 High Priority Funds (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) Cooperative P¢oject with Other System (7) Cooperative Project wilh Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interest HIGH SPEED RAIL -SECTION 1010 183 FREDERICKSBURG DISTRICT '. William [DOT # 860526C) RW CN TO 15172 DISTRIOT SUMMARY 0 ~0 National Highway System Allocations CTBISTP Slatewlde Allocations Funds (5) Federal (6) Cooperative Project with Other System [7) Cooperative Project with Ofher Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interest HIGH SPEED RAIL -SECTION 1010 1 84 NORTHERN VIRGINIA DISTRICT Upgrade Light Signals Add CWT Predictors 0.12 Mi, W, Rte 145 Upgrade Flashing Lights and Gates & Add CWT Predictors Quadrant 860-438M) Petersburg RW CN TO HSR 16816 PE RW CN ~ TO HSR ~ 16819 PE RW CN TO 16186 Halifax PE RW CN & Gates 3'0 HSR Event Recorders 16821 1) National Highway System Allocations CTB/STP Statewlde Allocations TEA.21 High Priodty Funds (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interest HIGH SPEED RAIL - SECTION t0t0 185 RICHMOND DISTRICT I I ') ! I i I ! I I I ' I I ! I ! J I I ! Industrial Park Street Access RW CN TO HSR ~:~ ~O~ ~:':0~/~ .... ~0 18709 PE RW CN Install CWl' Predictors TO HSR i~'O~ ~ Mi. NE Rte. 60 Event Recorder Mile West Ingleside Road ~redictors & include Recorder 18685 RW CN TO HSR 18705 RW CN TO HSR~ 18703 Reservoir RW Upgrade Flashing CN Lights & Gates wlCWT TO HSR 187O4 Lafayette RW Upgrade Flashing CN Lights & Gates wlCWT TO HSR ~0~ ;ii,0~: Predictors & include Event Recorder 18706 National Highway System Allocations CTBISTP Statewide Allocations Pdority Funds (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) CooperaUve Project with Other System (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interest HIGH SPEED RAIL - SECTION 10t0 SUFFOLK DISTRICT 186 Nalional Highway System Nlecations CTB/STP Statewide Allocations TEA-21 High Priority Funds (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interest HIGH SPEED RAIL - SECTION t0'10 187 SUFFOLK DISTRICT I at30 RW Crossings within CN TO 16820 HSR * CTB/STP Statewide Nlocations ) TEA-21 High Priority Funds Federal Demonstration Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interest HIGH SPEED RAIL- SECTION 1010 188 STATEWIDE Safety Improvement [SeCtion t52) Crossing Safety Improvement Program [Section 130) High Speed Rail Corridor t010) Federal Railroad ~Gmnt) IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM RAILROAD AUTHORITY SAFETY INCENTIVE PROGRAM National Highway System Allocations CTB/STP Statewide Nlocations TEA.21 High Priority Funds (5) Federal Demonstration Funds (6) Cooperative Project with Other System (7) Cooperative Project with Other Localities (8) Funded on a Previous Project (9) Bonds/Interest HES RAIL SUMMARY I 189 I 1 ! ...... ! ~omm on w~alth Yran~p orta Hon cai y~ar 6 Corr?dor D~w/opm~n! Pro. qram I ! I I I I U.S. ROUTE 58 CORRIDOR DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM The Virginia General Assembly, through the enactment of House Bill 1836 in the 1989 session, created the U.S. Route 58 Corridor Development Fund for the purpose of providing an adequate, modem, safe, and efficient highway system along the southern boundary of the Commonwealth. The U.S. Route 58 Corridor Development Fund of the Transportation Trust Fund is supported from an appropriation of $43.85 million from state real estate recordation tax receipts. In the April 1989 Special Session of the General Assembly, legislation was enacted which authorized the issuance of $600 million in Commonwealth of Virginia Transportation Revenue Bonds under the provisions of Article 10, Section 9(d) of the Constitution of Virginia for the development of the U.S. Route 58 Corridor. The 1999 General Assembly increased that amotmt to $704.3 million. The 1999 General Assembly authorized an additional $5.35 million in appropriation' to the fund f~om the State's Highway Maintenance and Operating Fund beginning in Fiscal Year 2000. The Commonwealth Transportation Board is charged with the responsibility of defining the U.S. Route 58 Corridor and administering the program. The Board has considered needed improvements of this corridor when allocating funds for highway improvements. Toward this end, the Commonwealth Transportation Board is actively pursuing the objectives of this legislation. To date, the Board has sold $397.0 million in bonds. Future bond issues are plam~ed over the next several years to meet thc project development 190 schedules. At the current time, preliminary engineering, right-of-way acquisition and construction are being carried out on various segments of the program. While some sections are further advanced than others, some preliminary engineering has been accomplished throughout the entire corridor. In this update, the program is shown in its entirety. It shows those projects that have been completed, under way, or proposed, as well as those projects that have or are anticipated to receive bond funds. Also, included are those projects that are beyond m~y current funding program. The solid time line identifies those projects that are funded or anticipated to be funded from existing sources of revenue which include bond funding, highway construction allocations, etc. Broken lines identify those projects proposed to be financed with future bond funds to be sold within the $704.3 million bond authorization approved by the General Assembly. Those projects identified as needs, but with no ftmds anticipated within the current funding program, are shown in the far right-hand column as amounts in the "Balance to Complete" column. To date, $616.1 million in bond funds and highway construction allocations have been dedicated to the .corridor. Projects to use these monies are identified as being completed, underway, or with a solid time line showing implementation in the near future. Another $307.3 million has been identified with the dashed time line as being funded from future bond issues. An additional $852.8 million has been identified in the "Balance to Complete" coltunn with no funds programmed. The increase in the total cost of the Route 58 Corridor program is due mainly to the inclusion of the right-of-way and construction on the corridor between Damascus and Volney, and the section of Route 16 between Route 81 and Volney as approved by the Commonwealth Transportation Board. The remaining increase in cost includes the addition of a large number of bridges and other 191 sections throughout the corridor where right-of-way and construction were added. The Board is continuing to place all possible emphasis toward completing the Route 58 corridor improvements within the program guidelines established by the General Assembly. 192 7$.TMiles ~/ashington, Scott and Lee tPE Only) Miles Lee IRW On~y) 58- Lee Parallel Lane [RW On~y) 2,!.Miles 58- Lee Parallel Lane t.3 Miles ~8- Lee Parallel Lane .8 Miles Uric. Abln§don Corridor Study Abingdon- Jonesville Corridor Study Shawnee(AtTennessee StateLine)- Hagans o:'i Mile East Route 25 East at Cumberland Gap - 2,2 Miles East Route 25 East at :umberland Gap Z2 Miles East Route 25 East at Cumberland Gap- 0.4 Mile West L & N Railroad at Gibson Station PE RW CN TO 10068 PE RW CN TO ~865 PE RW CN TO 11916 PE RW CN TO 0.4 Mile West L & N Railroad at Gibson StaUon - 1,0 Mile West Route 689 at Etydale School :)0~8.961:E0~;I~Ei00 10058-052-E22~RW2!I IAcqulAt!ioq C~ 9mp!~t~ I i IPreliminary Engineering 8, Construction B 10058-0§2-E22,RW201 National Park Service RW CN TO ConstructionCorn lete ..... -,,~~ 193 ROUTE 58 CORRIDOR PROGRAM BRISTOL DISTRICT Lane & 4-Lane Relocation ~,5 Miles ~8- Lee 4-Lane ~,elocatiou 1,1 Miles ~8- .ee Parallel .a~.e Miles NewLocaUon .1 km ~689at Elydale School Mile East Route 698 at Cowan Mill Mile East ~ 698 at Cowan Mill - I).1 Mile East Route 8?9 Near Walker School [~.1 Mile East Route 8?9 Near Walker School- ~).1 Mile Wast Route 667 at Rose Hill 0.1 ~li~ West Route 667 at Rose Hill - 0,1 Mite West Route 621 al Hardy Creek 30 km W Route 621 - iN, InL Route 899 PE RW CN TO PE RW CN TO }892 PE RW CN TO 9891 PE RW CN TO PE RW CN TO 13379 Route 899 - km East Route 758 [near Bt7 Creek) PE RW CN TO 194 ROUTE 58 CORRIDOR PROGRAM BRISTOL DISTRICT 58- Lee Parallel Lane 1.6 km 6.1 kml 3.8 Miles 58 Alt. - Lee =arallel .ane Z.9 kin/ 1.8 Miles 58 Alt. - qew Location [PE & RW Only) 5.3 kml Alt,- km/ Nt,- 0.1 km East Route 758 (near Dff Creek)- 0.5 km W, West Route 647 (West End Proposed Jonasviile Bypass) JONESVILLE BYPASS: 1.6 kmll,0 Mile West West Corporate Umits Jonesville - 3.3 kin/0.2 Mile West Route 647 ~1.8 kml3,0 Miles East North Corporate Limits Jonesville [Ben Hu~)- 9.8 kin/0,5 Mile West WCL Pennington Gap PENNtNGTON GAP BYPASS: 9,8 km West WCL Pennington Gap* 0.7 km East ECL Pennington Gap 1,6 kin/0.9 Mile East Route 421 - Route 752 of Bp/den) PE RW CN TO 13381 PE RW ON TO 15166 PE RW CN TO 13382 PE RW CN TO 15163 PE RW CN TO 13387 Route 752 (E. of Dryden)- 1.5 kmt0.9 Mile East Route 620 (Near Oiinger) PE RW CN TO 6058-052-E31.PE101,RW201,C501 195 ROUTE 58 CORRIDOR PROGRAM BRISTOL DISTRICT ~ ~ I I ~ I PE Route 620 (Near RW CN r Line TO 1.3 Miles i8- Wise New Location (PE Only) Improve to 5 Lanes r Line - 3.8 Mile West Big Stone Gap [West End Big Stone Sap Bypass) BIG STONE GAP BYPASS: :).8 Mile West ~/est Corporate Limits Big Stone Gap- Route 23 (Duffield) - 13389 RW CN TO 6058-097-E 17, ,pEI01,RW201,CS0'~t PE ~:'i I RW I CN 15164 RW CN TO 54i215.: 1.0 Mile Lanes on 0.2 Mile West Route 421 (Dot) - 0.1 Mile South Route 702 (stlcl<leyvltle) Flyover Intersection Route 23~58 and Business Route 23t58 11917/15426 PE RW CN TO 57O PE RW CN TO 13724 196 ROUTE 58 CORRIDOR PROGRAM BRISTOL DISTRICT Scott Con$~ct Interchange (PE Only) 58- Scott and Washington Develop to 4 Lanes 21.5 Miles 58- Scott Improve Curve 1.2 Mile 58- Washington Develop to 4 Lanes 0.4 Mile 58- Washington Parallel Lane (PE & RW O~ly) 1.8 km 58. Washington Parallel Lane Vidnity of Moccasin Gap ~ou'i~' ~3 at' Weber city- Route 81 at Bristol 5.1 Miles West Washington County Line - 4,9 Miles West Washington County Line 0.4 Mile East Route 11 - 0.1 Mile West Route 11 0.2kin East Route 11 (Abingdon) - 0.3 km East Route 638 East 0.3 km East Route 638 West 0.2 km West Route 712 West PE RW CN TO 17747 RW CN TO PE RW CN TO 9830 PE RW CN TO 11440 PE RW CN TO 16384 PE RW CN TO 16383 IProject Closed- To Be Improved With ultimate Route 58 ImPm ......... 10058-084-E09,pE!01,MS01 9merit I¢oastm~on ¢omplote bb~:09,,5:iP81PE, i03 RW203 C503,D609 ROUTE 58 CORRIDOR PROGRAM '1 197 RRISTOI rtlISTR~T I Oely) Srayson Develop to 4 Lanes [PE only) 3.5 Miles 58- 3rayson ~lew Lo.lion ?E Only) 5.6 km 3rayson ~arallel .ane L? Miles Gray-son 4 Lanes on New Location (PE Only) PE RW CN TO 16382 of Independence)- 2.0 Miles West Independence (Route 703) INDEPENDENCE BYPASS: 0.2 km West Roule 703 - 1.3 km West Route 274 PE RW CN TO 8376 PE RW CN TO 1.9 Miles East East Co[porate Umits Independence. 9.1 Mile East Route 631 (East of New River) 3.1 Mile East Route 631 (East of ~ew River) - 2.1 Miles West 15165 RW CN TO 13383 PE RW CN TO 13345 WashingtontGrayson County Line- 0.1 Mile East of Route 754 RW CN TO 18009 O058-095-10~,,PE101,RW201,CS01 ;!5~750 ROUTE 58 CORRIDOR PROGRAM 198 BRISTOL DISTRICT i(PE ~1¥) ........ ~a~hlngton Recousbuction (PE Only) ~),4 Miles 8. Washington Reconsffuclion [PE Only) 6.0 Miles 10- ~rayson Reconstruction IPE On¥) ).7 Miles 16- Smyth Reconsffuction Mile 0.1 Mile East of Route 754 - Iht Route 16/58 (At Volney) Int. Route 58/91 (East of Damascus}- 0.2 Mile West of Route 603 ).2MileWestof Route 603 * WashingtonlGrayson County Line Int. Route i6/58 (At Volney) - 8myth/Grayson County Line Smyth/Grayson County Line * 0,2 Mile North of Route 650 16- PE RW CN TO 18010 PE RW CN TO 180O7 PE RW CN TO 18OO8 PE RW CN TO 18011 RW 10 180t2 Route 650 - 1-81 (Exit 43) PE RW CN TO 18013 0058"038-E 15,PE 10. i,RW20t,CS01 OO58'095'E 12,PEt0i,R .W2..O. !.,C. 501 D058-OOS-E13~PE10i RW201~.C. 501 ~016-038-E01 PE101~RW201tC501 I L ROUTE 58 CORRIDOR PROGRAM 199 BRISTOL DISTRICT I I ~! I t I ~ I i ! '1 ! i ' t ! ! ! ]1 _'i I I [PE Only) ~03 - Sm) ih Reconsb'uction [PE Only) ~,5 km ?25 - ~ashington Reconstruction PE only) ,,0 km Int. Route 603~58 - Washington/Smyth RW County Une CN TO Washington/Smyth County Line- Iht, Route 603/600 Route 726 (Taylors Valley)- Route 91/725 (State of Tennessee) 19031 PE RW CN TO ~30 RW 10 12501 0603-095-E~'4~PE101 0603-086-E45,PE10't' * Partial Constructio[ Financed with Latest Bonds D725-ogs-E75~PE10') 5;~2 ROUTE 58 CORRIDOR PROGRAM 200 BRISTOL DISTRICT Carroll Widening with Curb and Gu~ter 0.3 Mile TOWN OF HILLSVILLE: Route 52 - Route 221 Route 703 West of PE RW CN TO 656 Carroll, Floyd, and Pa~ck Final Location Studies O~ly 36.2 Miles 58- Ca~roll Develop to 4 Lanes (PE S RW O~ly) 8.5 km 58# Ca,roll Develop to ¢ Lanes (PE & RW Only) Hiltsville - Iht Route 703 (West of Htllsville) - Route 669 (East of Hillsville) Route 669 (East of Hillsville) - Big Reed Island Creek (East of Route 844) Reed Island Creek. ) to 0.4 km East Lanes Route 632 (Mapleshede S RW Only) Road) RW CN TO 13386 PE RW CN TO 17535 PE RW CN TO 17534 PE RW CN TO ~7533 · 10058-017:EI3,PE101,RW20t,C501 B611.B6'18,D620 L I I ROUTE 58 CORRIDOR PROGRAM ' l ( '/ I 201 SALEM DISTRICT I Floyd, Route 632 (Mapleshade Road) - ~ to Route 795 (East of Meadows of Dan RW only) School) .5 Miles 8- 'affick Bridge and Approaches ),2 Miles Patrick Route 8 (Crazes Store)- Route 640 NORTH FOR MAYO RIVER: [0.5 Mile West of Stuart) Route 795 (East of Meadows of Dan PE RW CN TO ~7538 PE RW CN TO 4328 PE RW CN TO 4327 PE RW CN TO Develop to 4 Lanes (PE & RW Only) 6.4 km 58- Patrick Develop to 4 Lanes (PE & RW Only) 0.8 km East Route 610 :).5 Mile East ~{oute 610- :).7 Mile North ~lorlh Corporate Limits Stuart 17537 PE RW CN 3'O km North North Corporate Limits Stuart- 17536 PE RW CN TO Route835(Eastof 13392 3058-962-E02~PE10i~RW201~CS0'I,B601 ~mject Closed - New Location Determinec ~058-070-1117E101 0058-070-E19~PE101~RW201~CS01,B627,B628 202 ROUTE 58 CORRIDOR PROGRAM SALEM DISTRICT ~'alrick )to4 Miles Develop to 4 Lanes 2.4 Miles Henry )to4 Lanes Route 835 (East of St~a~t) - West Route 625 West Route 625 - Mile West Route 653 (West of !Nettleridge) Mile West Mile West Route 831 ~Nettteridge) Mile West Route 831 (Nettleridge). 0.1 Mile East Route 697 0.1 Mile East IRoute 697. Hen;y County Line Patrick County Line. Route 695 PE RW CN TO RW CN TO 3385 PE RW CN TO PE RW CN TO PE RW CN TO 9872 RW CN TO I I6058-070-E18,PEI(~ ~t~!~1 " I ! I ~B626 9873 203 ROUTE, 58 CORRIDORi PRI O(~RAMI ~ALF"~ r~ISTP'~?I lto4 5.9 Miles West PE Route 220 - RW 2.7 Miles West CN Route 220 Bypass TO 2.7 Miles West Route 220 Bypass 1.4 Miles West Route 220 Bypass Miles ~to4 West Route 220 Bypass- Route 220 Bypass Mile -tenry =arallel Lane 9.6 Mile East Route 220 Soulh - Route 650 ~.6 Miles ~enry ~nes on l-L~ne R/W Signs MARTINSVILLE BYPASS: Route 650- Route 58 East of Martinsville 5,9 Miles West Pittsylvania County RW CN TO 9874 RW CN TO 69O RW CN TO 9888 ~'"' '~2 ~ CN 11705 RW CN TO ~889 IiC ,504tB, 603,B606 204 ROUTE 58 CORRIDOR PROGRAM SALEM DISTRICT Grayson County Line - PE Route 220 West of RW CN TO L8 km Route 100 [at Route 221)- Route 58 RW CN TO 18107 ROUTE 58 CORRIDOR PROGRAM t I t 205 SALEM DISTRICT Route 26 South 4 Lanes on Route 58 West 58- Pittsylvania 4 Lanes on New Location [PE & RW Only) 58- Pittsylvania 1 Lanes on New Location ,.12 km 58- ~i~sylvania ! LanesonNew ~oca~ofl ~ocaaon 5.08 km =ittsylvania Lanes on New .ocation .~.71 km BYPASS: Route 58 - Route 29/265 Int. Existing Route 58 - 4.t2 km South Int. Existing Route 58 PPMS No. 4.12 km South Int. Existing Route 58- 2,71 km West Int, Exisling Route 29t265 PPMS No, 2.71 km West Int. Existing Route 29/265 - InL Existing Route 29/265 PPMS No. RW CN TO 9885 PE RW CN TO 17372 PE RW CO TO 50750 PE RW CO TO RW CO TO 50752 DANVILLE BYPASS: Route 86 South - Route 58 East PE RW CN TO 9946 6058-071-E15tC5811B608- 8611 . 6058-071-E15~C503~B606~B607~B613 ROUTE 58 CORRIDOR PROGRAM 206 LYNCHBURG DISTRICT 581265 * Cityof Danville Consffuct Interchange 58- C~tyof Danville Construct Interchange 0,5 Mile 58- PittsyIvania Improve Alignment ,3 Mile lalifax Improve Existing Road PE Only) .).6 Miles 58- Halifax Add Fifth Lane Lanes Memorial Parkway in Danville At Danville Expressway (East of Danville) 0.2 iVlJl~ East Route 62 - 0.1 Mile West Route 62 RIVERDALE: 1.9 Miles West Route 501 - Off Mile West Route 501 Route 501 - 0.2 Mile East Route 501 0,3 km N~h Route 34. Route 58 PE RW CN TO 13725 PE RW CN TO 9945 PE RW CN TO 9886 PE RW CN TO 11918 PE RW CN TO 9846 PE RW CN TO ~1,RW20!,C501 Construction ComplJte 9058-041-E10~N501 207 ROUTE 58 CORRIDOR PROGRAM LYNCHBURG DISTRICT Soulh Boslon RW CN TO RW Preliminary CN TO 9485 208 ROUTE §8 CORRIDOR PROGRAM LYNCHBURG DISTRICT Lane Mecklenburg 4 Lan~ on New Locntion Mecklenburg Parallel Lane Route 58 in ;larksville CLARKSVILLE BYPASS: 3,1 Miles East Route 15 North - 2,7 Miles West Route 15 South RW CO TO 15538 PE RW CO TO 9878 13835 Route 15 - 3,7 Miles East Route 15 PE RW CO TO D015.058.E07~PE101 Mecklenburg Parallel Lane Mecklenburg Parallel Lane Route 15 - Mite West West Corporate Limits Boydto~ 0.1 Mile West WCL Boydton 0.? Mite East Route 92 PE RW CO TO 5O434 9880 PE RW CO TO 0.7 Mile East Route 92 - t.9 Miles East Route 92 PE RW CO TO 11635 209 ROUTE 68 CORRIDOR PROGRAM RICHMOND r)ISTRICT 3,4 Miles 9882 ~'.~ 58 - 0,5 Mile West PE ~lecklenburg Route 4 - RW - Parallel Lane 0.6 Mile West CN Route t TO (at Big Fork) 50435IlConsffucUon Under, ray ~.2 Miles 9883 5~J .' 0.? Mile East ...... PE ~~~ · ............. Vlecklenburg Route 92 - RW Rehabilitate 1.9 Miles East CN & Reconstruct Route 92 TO EB Lane IConstruclJouUndem/ay . 1.2 Miles t6093 ~6058~058-E30,PE101~W201~C501 fDiC'31 ...... 58- 0,6 Mile West PE ~ .......... RW Vlecklenburg Route 1 (At Big :)evelop to Fork) - CN t Lanes 9.9 Miles South South TO (PE & RW O~ly) Corporate Limits South Hill 3.5 Miles 11314 ~,., 16058.058.E28~PE101 fRW201~ .C501 58- SOUTH HILL BYPASS: I~ Mecklenburg 1.9 Miles South South 4 Lanes on ~orporate Limits CN New Location ~oulh Hill - TO (Preliminary 3.4 Mile East~ ' Engineering) ~oute 85 9884 IConstruction Unde~ay 5.2. Miles 10t78~ 13734 16058-058-E23?E100,~W201~CS01~B634 B635~B636 58- Distdc[wide '~SE' ~ ' "' ' Dis~ctwide RW Preliminary CN Studies TO lSludias Complete 9486 10058-964-EO1~PElO0 ' I 210 ROUTE 58 CORRIDOR PROGRAM RICHMOND DISTRICT PE 175 M East Rte. 15 N - RW 558 M East Rte 15 N CN TO ROUTE 58 CORRIDOR PROGRAM 211 RICHMOND DISTRICT RW CN TO Greensville Under Drains 123OO RW Route 301 - CN 1.3 Miles East TO Route 301 Line 9876 PE RW CN TO 10037 PE Line. RW 2.7 Miles East CN Greensville County TO Line 'Jne RW CN TO PE Greensville County RW Une * CN TO ,r 1989 212 ROUTE 58 CORRIDOR PROGRAM SUFFOLK DISTRICT 2.6 Miles 58- Southampton Parallel Lane ~,.!..Nlilas 58 ~ Southampton Parallel Lane Miles 58- Southampton Construct Interchange ..7 Mile i58 - Southampton ~arallet Lane 6.5 Miles East Greensville County Line - 6.9 Miles West East Corporate Umits Capro~ 6.9 Milos West East Corporate Limits Capmn - 4.8 Miles West East Corporate Jmits Caprou 1.8 Miles West East Corporate Limits Capron - 2.5 Miles West East Corporate Limits Capron I).4 Mile East Route 35 - ~).3 Mite West Route 35 PE RW CN TO 1971 PE RW CN TO 1964 PE RW CN TO 1963 PE RW CN TO J!.3958 ICOURTLAND BYPASS: I PE 0.7 Mile West RW Route 35 - ON 1.3 Miles West TO Nottoway River 1.3 Miles West Nottoway River 1.5 Miles East Nottoway River 9877 PE RW CN TO 111RW201~C501~B635 I ROUTE 58 CORRIDOR PROGRAM 213 SUFFOLK DISTRICT ~ntefchange 1.5 km Southampton Pamll~ Lane &0Miles 58- Suffolk & Southampton Parallel Bridge and Approaches 0.3 Mile Suffolk Parallel Lane & Interchange at Route 260 2 Lanes on R/Won ~ Business East End Bypass) BYPASS: Route 258 * ~.1 Mile West Route 258 3,1 Mile West Route 258- :~,9 Miles East Route 258 :RANKLIN BYPASS: ~.9 Miles East Route 258- 3,2 Miles East Route 258 FRANKLIN BYPASS: 3.2 Miles East Route 258 - 5.6 Miles East Route 258 Route 58 - InL Route 58 & 258 PE RW CN TO 17728 PE RW CN TO PE RW CN TO PE RW CN TO 9868 PE RW CN TO 9870 PE RW CN TO li~RW2,06~C506,B610f I Construction Complete §058*087-EO3,PE10 ~C50518613 214 ROUTE 58 CORRIDOR PROGRAM SUFFOLK DISTRICT 58- Route '189- I PE I ! I | | Suffolk Isle of W'~ht I RW I I I I 2 Lanes on County Line I CN 4-Lane Right I TO I ! I I of Way J ~ [ _ t I_ 198~6 ILSs~.ictwide Pre m nary Slud es I RPEw :.~Ji~ i~1 / ..... i IStudies C0mple, te I ' ' l ~ ' ' 19487' .......... F~ti ,~li~ ..... : ~ nes " 215 ROUTE,58 CORRIDOR PROGRAM I SU iFFOLK DISTRICT 6 ~ommonw~alth Yranapo(tation ~oa(d cai ~ Ra//andPubk~ TransportatiOn Pro. ram I I ! i I I I .! ! 1! I ! I I ! ! I I FY 2000 Public Transportation Improvement Program Commonwealth Transportation Board Introduction The first table in the Public Transportation Improvement Program provides a list of all of the federal and state funds that are anticipated to be made available in FY 2000. This includes all federal and state sources, This table also shows the anticipated funding levels for certain federal and state funding programs during the next six years. These programs receive federal and state appropriations by formula and can be estimated for future years. Other federal appropriations for transit are made one year at a time and cannot be predicted, Included in the FY 2000 column are several federal appropriations that were made in the FY 1999 federal appropriations act. The second table in the Public Transportation Improvement Program lists the federal and state funding programs for public transportation in Virginia that are distributed at the approval of the Commonwealth Transportation Board. All of these funds are programmed or awarded as grants in the FY 2000 Public Transportation Improvement Program. Starting with the third table, the Public Transportation Improvement Program provides a detailed list of public transportation projects for FY2000 in each of Virginia's Construction Districts. Information is provided for each project including a project description and its total cost, the amounts and sources of federal, state and local funds for the project. Operating revenue estimates also are provided along with information regarding federal, state and local operating assistance. Unlike highway projects, most public transportation projects are funded in a single year. This is due to the nature of the federal and state funding programs for public transportation and to the large role that local govemments play in funding public transportation projects. Therefore the Public Transportation Improvement Program contains projects only for the upcoming fiscal year -- FY 2000. Information is provided regarding each of the subprograms of state financial assistance to public transportation. Tables are included showing the statewide distributions of formula assistance funds, capital assistance funds, and special projects funds. Each grant is shown for the special projects funds including the Transportation Efficiency Improvement Fund (TEIF) program. These grants also appear in the Construction Districts tables. Tables also are included that show the distribution for FY 2000 of the Commonwealth Transit Capital Fund (a new funding program created during the 1999 session of the Virginia General Assembly), and the Oil Overcharge Program Grant anticipated for FY 2000. Noted with the Commonwealth Transit Capital Fund is a special allocation of $1 .gM to the Light Rail Project of the Tidewater Transportation District Commission that also was appropriated during the 1999 General Assembly session. In addition, a table is included that shows the statewide distribution of a special allocation of federal financial assistance programmed for Virginia in the FY 1999 federal appropriations act. These federal funds were provided to support bus capital projects in Virginia. The projects and amounts shown in italics were programmed by Congress and the remaining projects and amounts are programmed by the CTB. Each of the Federal Transit Administration programs administered by the Department of Rail and Public Transportation is included in the program as a statewide table showing the amounts and recipients of the FY 2000 grants. Separate tables are provided for the FTA Sections 5303, 5307, 5310, 5311, and 5313(b) programs. PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION INTRODUCTION 216 Six Year Projection of Federal and (Dollars in 1,000's) Federal Transit Act Appropriations Virginia Shara of WMATA Metrorail Conslruction Funds (FY99)*: Virginia Share of WMATA Section 5307 Funds: Virginia Share of WMATA Section 5309 Fixed Guldeway Modernization Funds: Hampton Roads Sectlon 5307 Funds: Hampton Roads Section 5309 Fixed Guideway Modernizatlon Funds: Richmond Section 5307 Funds: Governor's Allocation of FTA Section 5307 Funds: Governor's Allocation of FTA Section 5311 Funds: Governor's Allocation of FTA Rural Technical Asslstance (RTAP) Funds: Governor's Allocation of FTA Metropolitan Planning (Section 5303) Funds: Governor's Allocation of FTA Planning and Research (Section 5313b) Funds: Governor's Allocation of FTA Section 5310 Funds: Section 5309 Fixed Guideway Appropriations (FY99): Section 5309 Bus & Bus Facility Appropriations (FY99): Subtotal: TEA-21 Flexible Funds Title I High Priority Transit Projects in TEA-21: Congestion Mitigation & Air Quality Funds Used for Transit: Regional Surface Transportation Program Funds Used for Transit: Statewide Surface Transportation Program Funds Used for Transit: Subtotal: State Funds Virginia State Aid To Public Transportation: Transportation Efficiency Improvement Program: Commonwealth Transit Capital Fund: Oil Overcharge Funds: State Highway Funds Used for Transit: Dulles Toll Road Revenues Available for Transit: Northern Virginia Transportation District Bonds: Total State Funds: Federal Transit Discretionary Programs - Nationwide State Transit Funding in Virginia Rail Discretionary Capital Grants - New Starts: Bus Discretionary Grants: Rural Transportation Accessibility Prog. (Intercity Bus Wheelchair Lifts): Clean Fuels Buses: Job Access and Reverse Commute: FYO0 FY01 $13,500 $32,900 $35,563 $12,604 $13,585 $12,118 $13,099 $936 $1,142 $5,743 $6,208 $5,045 $5,453 $4,930 $5,329 $133 $139 $1,109 $1,165 $236 $248 $1,552 $1,680 $26,798 $13,846 $131,450 $83,611 $8,470 $3,465 $7,686 $7,545 ~ $4,000 $19,231 $38 212 $14 561 $14 075 $1 249 $6 671 $5 860 $5 726 H48 $1,239 $264 $1,807 $40 886 $15 545 $15 059 $1 364 $7 138 $6 270 $6 127 $161 $1,350 $287 $1,935 FY04 EY05 $40,886 $40,886 $15,545 $15,545 $15,059 $15,059 $1,364 $1,364 $7,138 $7,138 $6,27O $6,27O $6,127 $6,127 $161 $161 $1,350 $1,350 $287 $287 $1,935 $1,935 $89,812 $96,122 $96,122 $96,122 FY02 1~ FY04 FY05 $3,658 $3,658 FY(X) FY01 $96,190 $97,765 $1,900 $1,900 $5,000 $5,000 $800 $800 $3,521 $4,215 $4,150 $4,826 $33,9OO - $145,461 $114,506 FY02 FY03 FY04 FY05 $101,969 $105,722 $110,121 $115,053 $1,900 $1,900 $i,900 $1,900 $5,000 $5,000 $5,000 $5,000 $800 $800 $800 $800 $3,515 $2,666 $2,826 $569 $3,807 $6,897 $8,919 $11,192 $116,991 $122,985 $129,566 $134,51~ Funding Levels FYO0 FY01 $1,044 $1,122 $476 $515 $5 $7 $5O $5O $100 $125 (VA share undetermined) (Dollars in 1,000,000's) ~ FY03 EYJ~ FY05 $1,200 $1,200 $1,200 $1,200 $554 $554 $554 $554 $7 $7 $7 $7 $50 $50 $50 $50 $150 $150 $150 $150 PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION 217 SIX YEAR FUNDING PROJECTIONS Il I ! 11 I ! ~ i '1 I Ii ! 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FY 2000 Public Transportation Improvement Program commonwealth Transportation Board FY00 Mass Transit Trust Fund Appropriation and TTF Allocation of Revenue for Mass Transit Account: TTF Allocation of Interest for Mass Transit Account: Adjustment for Indirect Charges and Basis Points: Net TTF Allocation: Adjustment for Previous FY Revenue Surplus (Shortfall): Adjustment for Unobligated Balance of Previous FY Appropriation: Net Adjustments: Total FY00 Mass Transit Trust Fund Allocation: Distribution of State Aid Allocation to Subprograms: Formula Allocations Subprogram (73.5%): Ca pital Assistance Subprogram (25.0%): S pecial Projects Subprogram (1.5%): Adjustments $93,429,500 $1,436,000 ~$191.400'~ $94,674,100 $951,500 $564,700 $1,516,200 $96,190,300 $70,699,870 $24,047,575 $1,442,855 $96,190,300 Other Financial Assistance to State Funds Transportation Efficiency Improvement Fund (Including Carryover): Capital Assistance for Paratransit Vehicles (Oil Overcharge): Commonwealth Transit Capital Fund (Item 534.G): Northern Virginia Transportation District Program Bonds: Federal Funds Federal Transit Act Section 5307 Program (Gov. Apport.) Appropriation (FY99): Federal Transit Act Section 5309 Bus and Bus Facility Statewide Allocation (FY99): Federal Transit Act Section 5310 Program Appropriation (FY99): Federal Transit Act Section 531 l& RTAP Program Appropriation (FY99): Federal Transit Act Section 5303 Program Appropriation (FY99): Federal Transit Act Section 5313(b) Program Appropriation (FY99): Transit Distributed by the Commonwealth Transportation Board $1,924,896 $800,000 $5,000,000 $33,900,000 $5,003,907 $9,925,001 $1,426,963 $4,570,524 $980,769 $210,961 PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION FY2000 CTB FUNDING SUMMARY 218 FISCAL YEAR 2000 PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM BRISTOL DISTRICT Bristol City Bus Operating Expenses $380,263 $78,495 FTA Sect. 5307 FY99 $70,700 MTTF $28,500 Operating Revenues $202,568 Local General Funds Graham Transit -Town of Bluefield Operating Expenses $122,950 $59,475 FTA Sect. 5311 FY99 $14,140 MTTF $4,000 Operating Revenues $45,335 Local General Funds District III Governmental Cooperative ......... Operating Expenses $654,386 $309,693 FTA Sect. 5311 FY99 $169,680 MTTF $35,000 Operating Revenues Capital Expenses $140,013 Contract & Local Funds Purchase 3 Replacement Body-On-Chassis Bus $130,500 $0 $123,975 Oil Overcharge $6,525 Local General Funds Purchase 1 Sen/ice Vehicle $22,454 $17,963 FTA Sect. 5309 FY99 $1,932 MTTF $2,559 Local General Funds Mtn. Empire Older'Ctzns. (Wise Co.) ............... Operating Expenses $443,802 $206,901 FTA Sect. 5311 FY99 $113,120 MTTF $30,000 Operating Revenues Capital Expenses $93,781 Contract & Local Funds Purchase 1 Replacement Body-On,Chassis Bus $45,000 $0 $42,750 Oil Overcharge $2,250 Local General Funds Purchase 1 Replacement Body. On-Chassis Bus $53,000 $0 $50,350 Oil Overcharge $2,650 Local General Funds Buchanan County Transportation Operating Expenses $348,572 $0 $49,490 MTTF $0 Operating Revenues Capital Expenses $299,082 Local General Funds Purchase 2 Replacement Vans $70,000 $0 $30,100 MTTF $39,900 Local General Funds Dickenson County Transportation Operating Expenses $36,873 $0 $7,070 MTTF $0 Operating Revenues Capital Expenses $29,803 Local General Funds Purchase 1 Replacement Bus $40,000 $0 $38,000 Oil Overcharge $2,000 Local General Funds Russell County Transportation Operating Expenses $144,000 $0 $28,280 MTTF $0 Operating Revenues $115,720 Local General Funds Tazewell County Transportation ' , Operating Expenses $41,475 $0 $11,175 MTTF $0 Operating Revenues $30,300 Local General Funds PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION I 219 GRANTS BY CONSTRUCTION DISTRICT !~ ! I I ! I I ! I ! !1 I I i I i I I, ~ FISCAL YEAR 2000 PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM BRISTOL DISTRICT (Continued) Capital Ex_pens. es . - , I I i I $16,290 ILocal General Funds ~'urcnase z t~eplacement Body-On-ChassisI $80,000 I $0 I I $76,000 Oil Overcharge $4,000 [Local General Funds IM[ I F = M~ss Transit Trust Fund; Demo. = Demonstration Program; TDM = Transporleflon Demend Manegement Program; Tech. = Te~hnicel Assist, Pro mm; TEIF ~ Tmns ~eflon E~len~ Improvement Fund; CTCF Commo~ellh Tmnspofl~lon Capital Fund; DTR ~ DulleS ~oll R~d Revenues; ~F ~ Tmns~det on Trust Funds; H~ ~ Hlgh~ ~l~lenenee & 0~ratln~ Funds; TANF = Temp, Assisl N~ Famili~ PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION GRANTS BY CONSTRUCTION DISTRICT 220 FISCAL YEAR 2000 PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM CULPEPER DISTRICT Charlottesville Transit Service Operating Expenses $1,941,305 $489,033 FTA Sect. 5307 FYg9 $388,850 MTTF $351,000 Operating Revenues Capital Expenses $712,422 Local General Funds Replace 2 Transit Coaches $530,000 $424,000 FTA Sect. 5307 FY99 $45,580 MTTF $60,420 Local General Funds Purchase 1 Expansion Body. On-Chassis Buses $53,125 $33,000 FTA Sect. 5307 FY99 $0 $20,125 Local General Funds Service Expansion to pantops Area $81,000 $0 $76,950 MTTF - Demo. $4,050 Local General Funds CTS Facility Study $67,500 $54,000 FTA Sect. 5313b FY99 $6,750 MTTF - Tach. $6,750 Local General Funds CTS Transit Development Plan $72,000 $57,600 FTA Sect. 5313b FY99 $7,200 MTTF - Tach. $7,200 LOcal General Funds Transit Intern $20,279 $0 $19,265 MTTF - Demo. $1,014 Local General Funds J^u.'r: ............................. Operating Expenses $2,110,133 $484,081 FTA Sect. 5311 FY99 $402,990 MTTF $241,678 Operating Revenues Capital Expenses $153,836 FTA Sect. 5307 FY99 $827,548 Contract & Local Funds Purchase 10 Replacement Body-On-Chassis $505,000 $404,000 FTA Sect. 5309 FY99 $43,430 MTTF $57,570 Contract & Local Funds Greene County Transit Operating Expenses $278,150 $118,575 FTA Sect. 5311 FY99 $63,630 MTTF $41,000 Operating Revenues Capital Expenses $54,945 Local General Funds Purchase 2 Replacement Body-On. Chassis $81,500 $65,200 FTA Sect. 5311 FY99 $7,009 MTTF $9,291 Local General Funds Saturday Service EXpansion $9,000 $0 $8,550 MTTF - Demo. $450 Local General Funds Rappahannock Rapldan PDC Rideshare Program Administration $97,565 $0 $78,052 TEIF $19,513 Local Funds Thomas Jefferson PDC Rideshare Program Administration $131,685 $0 $105,348 TEIF $26,337 Local Funds ~l~PER DISTRICT TO TALI~':~ i ;iiiiiii:.i:.!ii::~ 5i9~8i~'2 c.MTTF Mass Transit Trust Fund; Demo, - Demonstration Program; TDM ~ Transporlati0n Demand Management Program; T%h, = Technical Aesish Pi'ogram; TEIF = Transperlation Efficiency Improvement Fund; CTCF = ommonwealth Transportation Capital Fund; DTR = Dulles Toll Road Revenues; TTF = TransBortation Trust Funds; HMO -- H!~h~wa~v__M?_inlenanc?_.& O~,0j~~ Funds; TANF = Temp, Assist, Needy Families PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION 221 GRANTS BY CONSTRUCTION DISTRICT FISCAL YEAR 2000 PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM FREDERICKSBURG DISTRICT Fredericksburg (FRED) Operating Expenses $719,694 $120,094 FTA Sect. 5307 FY99 $106,'050 MTTF $15,000 Operating Revenues $478,550 Private & Local Funds Bay Transit - Gloucester County Operating Expenses $407,796 $185,398 FTA Sect. 5311 FY99 $42,420 MTTF $37,000 Operating Revenues Capital Expenses $142,978 Contract & Local Funds Purchase 3 Expansion Body-On-Chassis Buses $144,000 $0 $136,800 Oil Overcharge $7,200 Local Funds Essex Bus Service $86,000 $0 $81,700 MTTF - Demo. $4,300 Local Funds Middle Peninsula PDC Rideshare Program Administration $61,864 $0 $49,491 TEIF $12,373 Local Funds Northern Neck PDC Rideshare Program Administration $45i000 $0 $36,000 TEIF $9,000 Local Funds RADCO PDC Rideshare Program Administration $248,994 $0 $199,195 TEIF $49,799 Local Funds Springfield Interchange Assistant $23,354 $0 $18,683 MTTF- TDM $4,671 Local Funds ICemmonwealth,Transporlallon Capital F,und; DTR = Dulles Tpll Road. R,e, venues; TTF = Transporlalion Trust Funds; HMO = Ht~hway Maintenance & Operating Funds; TANF = Temp. Assisl, Needy Families ' PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION GRANTS BY CONSTRUCTION DISTRICT 222 FISCAL YEAR 2000 PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM LYNCHBURG DISTRICT Greater Lynchburg Transit Company Operating Expenses $2,772,169 $812,239 FTA Sect. 5307 FY99 $586,809 MTTF $957,067 Operating Revenues Capital Expenses $416,054 Local General Funds Replete 2 Paratrensit Buses $87,122 $69,698 FTA Sect. 5309 FY99 $7,493 MTTF $9,931 Local General Funds Renovate Train Stafion (TEA-21) $1,875,000 $1,500,000 Title 1 High Prior'~ $161,250 MTTF $213,750 Local General Funds Renovate Train Station $1;525,000 $1,220,000 Title 1 Enhancement $131,150 MTTF $173,850 Local General Funds Danville Transit .... Operating Expenses $760,035 $199,840 FTA Sect. 5307 FY99 $155,540 MTTF $233,790 Operating Revenues Capital Expenses $170,865 Local General Funds Replace 1 Body-On. Chassis Coaches $75,000 $60,000 FTA Sect. 5307 FY99 $6,450 MTTF $8,550 Local General Funds CVT (CPAC) Cumberland Co. Operating Expenses $258,000 $118,500 FTA Sect. 5311 FY99 $49,490 MTTF $22,000 Operating Revenues $68,010 Contract & Local Funds Farmville Area Bus Operating Expenses $256,800 $89 900 FTA Sect. 5311 FY99 $56,560 MTTF $77,000 Operating Revenues $33,340 Local General Funds IMTTF = Mass Transtt Trust Fund; Demo. = Demonstration Program; TDM = Transpa~latton Demand Management Program; Tech. = Technical Assist. Program; TE1F -- Transportation Efficiency Improvement Fund CTCF = ~Commonwealth Transportation Capital Fund; DTR = Dulles 'l~oll Road Revenues; TTF = Transportation Trust Funds; HMO = Highway Maintenance & Operatln~l Funds; T^NF ~ Temp, Assist. Needy Families PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION 223 GRANTS BY CONSTRUCTION DISTRICT FISCAL YEAR 2000 PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM NORTHERN VIRGINIA DISTRICT ~orthem Virginia Transportation Commission Operating Expenses for WMATA and Local Transit $211,234,598 $0 $45,785,236 MTTF $99,354,745 Operating Revenues $808,000 TTF Fare Bydw $12,500,000 Regional Gas Tax $48,936,617 Local General Funds Electric Buses for Falls Church Project $496,250 $397,000 FTA Sect. 5309 FY99 Collection of Bus Rider,hip Information $63,158 $0 $60,000 MTTF - Demo. $3,158 Local General Funds Planning Intern $23,000 $0 $21,850 MTTF - Demo. $1,150 Local General Funds NVTC Capital (Sum of Grants Shown Below) $78,104,923 $45,288,096 $14,111,239 $8,782,383 Washington Metro. Area Transit Authority Rail Debt Service $7,412,486 $0 $3,187,369 MTTF $4,225,117 Local General Funds Adopted Regional Rail System $21,574,720 $13,484,200 Special Fed. Approp. $3,478,924 MTTF $0 NVTDPB Funds used Metrorail Reliability Program $30,662,515 .$14,505,800 FTA Sect. 5307 FY00 $2,636,977 MTTF $0 NVTDPB Funds used $8,367,944 FTA Sect. 5309 FGM $2,228,000 CMAQ FY00 Metrorail Reliability Program Repairable Parts $725,000 $0 $311,750 MTTF $0 NVTDPB Funds used Bus Purchases $4,542,450 $3,633,960 FTA Sect. 5307 FY00 $390,651 MTTF $0 NVTDPB Funds used Other Bus Capital $4,549,905 $3,639,924 FTA Sect. 5307 FY00 $391,292 MTTF $0 NVTDPB Funds used Bus Capital Repairable Parts $642,642 $1,830,000 CMAQ FY00 $276,337 MTTF $0 NVTDPB Funds used Fair/ax Connector Lease Purchase 45 Transit Coaches $1,347,904 $0 $579~599 MTTF $768,305 Local General Funds Purchase 17 Transit Coaches $4,562,001 $0 $1,961,661 MTTF $2,600,340 Local General Funds Purchase 17 Radio Units $15,300 $0 $6,579 MTTF $8,721 Local General Funds Purchase Land for Bus Garage $405,000 $0 $174,150 MTTF $230,850 Local General Funds Alexandria Transit (DASH) Purchase 5 Replacement Buses $1,250,000 $0 $537,500 MTTF $712,500 Local General Funds Purchase 5 Radio Units $15,000 $0 $6,450 MTTF $8,550 Local General Funds Purchase 2 Supervisory Vehicles $28,000 $0 $12,040 MTTF $15,960 Local General Funds Purchase Spare Parts & Misc. Equipment $62,000 $0 $26,660 MTTF $35,340 Local General Funds install 5 Passenger Shelters $20,000 $0 $8,600 MTTF $11,400 Local General Funds Rehabilitate 2 Buses $40,000 $0 $17,200 MTTF $22,800 Local General Funds City of Fairfax CUE Bus Lease Purchase 6 Transit Coaches $250,000 $0 $107,500 MTTF $142,500 Local General Funds Northern Virginia Transpmla'ii;n I~i'strict Program BOnd, (NV'I'~B) ........... Alexandria Metrorail Capital including King street Sra. $4,200,000 Metrorail Capital including new rail car purchases $17,365,602 $16,000,000 Dulles Corridor Phase 3 Bus Rapid Transit & Rail PE $6,000,000 PRTC Bus Replacement Program $1,500,000 Arlington Metrorail Capital including Ball, ton Station $500,000 $400,000 CMAQ FY00 $6,200,000 PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION GRANTS BY CONSTRUCTION DISTRICT 224 FISCAL YEAR 2000 PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM NORTHERN VIRGINIA DISTRICT (Continued) Loudoun County Loudoun County Transportation Association Operating Expenses $852,850 $355,175 FTA Sect. 5311 FY99 $141,400 MTTF $142,500 Operating Revenues Capital Expenses $213,775 Contract & Local Funds Purchase 10 Replacement Vans $465,000 $372,000 FTA Sect. 5311 FY99 $39,990 MTTF $53,010 Local General Funds Purchase 1 Expansion Trotleybus $170,000 $136,000 FTA Sect. 5309 FY99 $14,620 MTTF $19,380 Local General Funds Warrenton/Berryville Transit Service $12i,174 $0 $115,115 MTTF Demo. $6,059 Local General Funds Transit Facility Development Project $106,250 $85,000 FTA Sect. 5313b FY99 $10,625 MTTF - Tach. $10,625 Local General Funds Loudoun County Dept, of Transportation Commuter Bus Operating Expenses $1,128,960 $0 $169,680 MTTF $846,720 Operating Revenues $112,560 Regional Gas Tax Rideshare Program Administration $118,750 $0 $95,000 TEIF $23,750 Local General Funds Falrfax County Rideshare Program Administration $317,000 $0 $253,600 TEIF $63,400 Local General Funds Fairfax CountylDR.pT ...... . $120,000 $0 $96,000 . TEIF $24,000 DRPT Funds City of Fairfax Fairfax City TDM Program $100,000 $0 $80,000 MTTF- TDM $20,000 Local General Funds City of Alexandria Rideshare Program Administration $170,000 $0 $136,000 TEIF $34,000 Local General Funds Alexandria Transit (DASH) Intern $26,000 $0 $24,700 MTTF - Demo. $1,300 Local General Funds Arlington County CAP Rideshare Program Administration $496,680 $0 $397,344 TEIF $99,336 Local General Funds CAP Program - Base $300,000 $300,000 CMAQ FY00 $0 $0 CAP Program - Enhanced $300,000 $240,000 Regional STP FY00 $60,000 TTF $0 Transp, Partners Employer Incentive Fund $280,000 $0 $224,000 MTTF - TDM $56,000 Local General Funds Master Plan Transit Element $50,000 $0 $25,000 MTTF -Tech $25,000 Local General Funds Dulles Area Transportation Association Loudoun Co. Commuter's Choice Campaign $62,500 $0 $50,000 TEIF $12,500 Local Funds Dulles 'Corridor Rapid Transit Program Operating Expenses Fairfax County Express Bus Service $3,850,000 $0 $3,850,000 DTR HOV Marketing $300,000 $0 $300,000 DTR $0 Capital Expenses Phase 2 Express Bus Vehicle Purchase $3,053,739 $2,442,991 FTA Sect. 5307 FY98 $610,748 CTCF $0 Phase 3 Bus Rapid Transit & Rail PE $21,091,750 $16,873,400 FTA 5309 NS FY99 $1,389,252 CTCF $0 $5OO,OOO HMO $6,000,000 NVTDP Bonds $0 PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION ! 225 GRANTS BY CONSTRUCTION DISTRICT I I FISCAL YEAR 2000 PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM NORTHERN VIRGINIA DISTRICT (Continued) Washington CoUncil of'oov~mments"(CoG} ................................................................................................................................................. ,,, Commuter Connections Program $150,000 $150,000 CMAQ FY00 $0 $0 Endzone Public Education Campaign $108,000 $108,000 CMAQ FY00 $0 $0 Vlrglnla Railway Express (NVTClPRTC) Operating Expenses $19,870,948 $4,000,000 Statewide STP FY00 $4,082,039 MTTF $8,863,707 Operating Revenues Capital Expenses $2,925,202 Regional Gas Tax Debt Service and Leases $9,030,783 $1,480,000 FTA Sect. 5307 FY00 $3,246,837 MTTF $4,303,946 Regional Gas Tax RO-AF Projects $400,000 $320,000 FTA Sect. 5307 FY0( $34,400 MTTF $45,600 Regional Gas Tax Fare Collection II $500,000 $400,000 FTA Sect. 5307 FY00 $43,000 MTTF $57,000 Regional Gas Tax Rolling Stock Modifications $700,000 $560,000 FTA Sect. 5307 FY00 $60,200 MTTF $79,800 Regional Gas Tax Rolling Stock Overhaul $200,000 $160,000 FTA Sect. 5307 FY00 $17,200 MTTF $22,800 Regional Gas Tax Stations and Facilities Improvements $200,000 $160,000 FTA Sect. 5307 FY00 $17,200 MTTF $22,800 Regional Gas Tax Franconia/Springfield Terminal Improvements' $290,000 $0 $124,700 MTTF $165,300 Regional Gas Tax . Potomac Rappahannock Transp. Comm. Operating Expenses $7,985,389 $858,000 FTA Sect. 5307 FY00 $1,421,068 MTTF $2,594,898 Operating Revenues Ridesharing Expenses $300,000 $300,000 CMAQ FY00 Capital Expenses $3,111,423 Local General Funds Office, Computer & Communications Equipment $89,501 $0 $38,486 MTTF $51,015 Local General Funds Purchase 13 Transit Coaches & 21 Minibuses $2,942,500 $1,588,000 FTA Sect. 5309 FY99 $175,655 MTTF $0 NVTDPB Funds used $946,000 CMAQ FY00 $1,500,000 NV"rDP Bonds Lease Purchase 5 buses $273,000 $0 $117,390 MTTF $155,610 Local General Funds Bus Rehabilitation $217,300 $116,000 FTA Sect. 5307 FY00 $43,559 MTTF $57,741 Local General Funds Associated Capital Maintenance $312,500 $0 $134,375 MTTF $178,125 Local General Funds Debt Service $1,371,253 $0 $589,639 MTTF $781,614 Local General Funds Woodbridge & Alex. VRE Station Improvements $3,851,928 $3,081,542 FTA Sect. 5309 FY99 $331,266 MTTF $439,120 Local General Funds Manassas Depot Parking Improvements $347,375 ' $277,900 FTA Sect. 5309 FY99 $29,875 MTTF $39,600 Local General Funds Manassas Parking Capital Lease I $27,895 $0 $11,995 MTTF $15,900 Local General Funds Proper~y Acquisition - Fredericksburg VRE $350,000 $0 $150,500 MTTF $199,500 Local General Funds Getting to Basics Marketing Program $62,500 $0 $50,000 MTTF - TDM $12,500 Local General Funds CMP Mixing Bowl Reconstruct. Enhncmnts $46,000 $0 $36,800 TEIF $9,200 Local General Funds Transit Intern $20,000 $0 $19,000 MTTF- Demo. $1,000 Local General Funds NORTHERN VIRGINIA DISTRICT TOTALS: ::ii~'3.~i(~i~):~1~i056 !!i!i$.871iiii395ii104 ii?:ii?:ii?;ii;i:!!!!i?:i:i".:i'.'.!?.i:!:i::?:iliiiii::iiiiii::::i:?;?:il $i!!i~!~[i~,~,ii583 iiii:~.~;i::iiii!iii;:i::?iii::.'i~!i~i:i:il;::ili;iiiii!ii?:' ii:.$~12'0i'666~27~: ~6t~ti~!R~e~::.~ i MTTF Mass Transil Trusl Fund; Demo. = Demoii,;,a~ion Program; TDM = T[aii~po,alion Demand Managomenl Program; Tech. = Technical Assisl. Program; TEIF = Transpoltation Efficiency lmprJ;oTl~Jn~ ~;"d; ~'~'~'"" [C. ommonweallh Transporlation Capital Fund; DTR = Dulles Toll Road Revenues; TTF = Transporlalion Trust Funds; HMO = Highway Malnlenance & Operalln~l Funds; TANF = Temp. Assisl. Need~/Families PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION GRANTS BY CONSTRUCTION DISTRICT 226 FISCAL YEAR 2000 PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM RICHMOND DISTRICT Greater Richmond Transit Company Operating Expenses $23,942,371 $234,515 FTA Sect. 5307 FY00 $5,175,231 MTTF $9,398,803 Operating Revenues $1,000,000 $1,000,000 CMAQ FY00 $9,133,822 Local General Funds Capital Expenses Purchase 10 ReplacementTransit Coaches $2,600,000 $2,080,000 FTA Sect. 5307 FY00 $223,600 MTTF $296,400 Local General Funds Associated Capital Maintenance $167,000 $133,600 FTA Sect. 5307 FY00 $14,362 MTTF $19,038 Local General Funds Purchase ADP Hardware & Software $200,000 $160,000 FTA Sect. 5307 FY00 $17,200 MTTF $22,800 Local General Funds Purchase Miscellaneous Equipment $5,000 $4,000 FTA Sect. 5307 FY00 $430 MTTF $570 _ocal General Funds Purchase 40 Replacement Paratransit Vans $1,800,000 $1,440,000 FTA Sect. 5307 FY00 $154,800 MTTF $205,200 Local General Funds Rehabilitate Transit Operations Facility $1,000,000 $800,000 FTA Sect. 5307 FY00 $86,000 MTTF $114,000 Local General Funds Facility Maintenance Improvements $74,711 $59,769 FTA Sect. 5307 FY00 $6,426 MTTF $8,516 Local General Funds Rehabilitate Transit Operations Facility (TEA-21) $843,750 $675,000 Title 1 High Priority FY00 $72,563 MTTF $96,187 Local General Funds Rehabilitate Transit Operations Facility (RSTP) $401,000 $320,800 Regional STP FY00 $80,200 TTF $0 Purchase 7 Buses & 3 Vans for New Suburban Svcs. $2,515,200 $1,515,200 FTA Sect. 5309 FY99 $1,000,000 CTCF Urban Funds Match to FYg9 CMAQ Project! $204,082 $200,000 TTF Urban $4,082 Local General Funds Regional Transit Study $250,000 $200,000 CMAQ FY00 $0 $50,000 Planning District Comm. Marketing Campaign $427,500 $342,000 CMAQ FY00 $0 $85,500 Local General Funds Suburban Transit Expansion (Approps. Act) $1,300,000 $1,000,000 TANF $300,000 TEIF Transit Planning Intern $20,000 $0 $19,000 MTTF- Demo. $1,000 Local General Funds City of Richmond Main Street Station Multimodal Center $27,756,864 $19,315,491 FTA 5309 FY96-99 $2,387,091 MTTF $1,729,282 Local Funds $2,640,000 Tills 1 H Priority FY99-00 $500,000 CTCF $250,000 Enhancement FY96 $935,000 TTF - Urban Main Street Station Operations $242,500 $194,000 CMAQ FY00 $0 $48,500 Local General Funds Petersburg Area Transit Operating Expenses $1,272,587 $577,595 FTA Sect. 5307 FY99 $226,240 MTTF $397,000 Operating Revenues Capital Expenses $71,752 iLocal General Funds Purchase 1 Expansion Bus $260,000 $208,000 FTA Sect. 5307 FY99 $22,360 MTTF $29,640 Local General Funds Purchase ADP Hardware & Software $5,000 $4,000 FTA Sect. 5307 FY99 $430 MTTF $570 Local General Funds Purchase Communications Equipment $5,000 $4,000 FTA Sect. 5307 FY99 $430 MTTF $570 Local General Funds Purchase Miscellaneous Equipment $15,000 $12,000 FTA Sect. 5307 FY99 $1,290 MTTF $1,710 Local General Funds F~ichmond Rideflnders Rideshare Program Administration $426,000 $317,000 CMAQ FY00 $24,000 TEIF $6,000 Local General Funds Air Pollution Reduction Program $100,000 $100,000 CMAQ FY00 $79,000 TTF cMoTTF = Mass Transil Trust Fund; Demo. = Demonstration Program; TDM = Transportation Demand Management Program; Tach. = Technical Assist. Program; TEIF = Transportation Efficiency Improvement Fund; CTCF = mmonwealth Transperlafion Capital Fund; DTR = Dulles Toll Road Revenues; TTF = Transportation Trust Funds; HMO = Highway Mainlenance & Operating Funds; TANF = Temp. Assisl, Needy Families PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION 227 ! GRANTS BY CONSTRUCTION DISTRICT I ! I I I i i I I I I i I I ! i I 11 I FISCAL YEAR 2000 PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM SALEM DISTRICT Greater Roanoke Transit Company Operating Expenses $4,337,625 $986,261 FT^ Sect. 5307 FY99 $876,679 MTTF $1,558,975 Operatin9 Revenues Cap*~al Expenses $915,710 Local General Funds Purchase 4 Replacement Buses $1,052,000 $841,500 FTA Sect. 5307 FY99 $90,515 MTTF $119,985 Local General Funds Purchase 1 Replacement Bus $248,000 $198,500 FTA Sect. 5309 FY99 $21,285 MTTF $28,215 Local General Funds Rideshare Program Administration $28,890 $0 $23,112 MTTF $5,778 Local General Funds Blacksburg Transit Operating Expense{ $2,609,930 $928,215 FTA Sect. 5311 FY99 $452,480 MTTF $753,500 Operating Revenues Capital Expenses $475,735 VaTech & Local Funds Purchase 5 Replacement Buses $1,350,000 $1,080,000 FTA Sect. 5309 FY99 $116,100 MTTF $153,900 VaTech & Local Funds Purchase 2 Replacement Vans $100,000 $80,000 FTA Sect. 5309 FY99 $8,600 MTTF $11,400 VaTech & Local Funds Blacksburg Transit Development Plan $157,000 $0 $149,150 MTTF $7,850 VaTech & Local Funds ITS Intern $36,504 $0 $34,679 MTTF $1,825 VaTech & Local Funds RADAR (UHSTS) Roanoke Co. Operating Expenses $94,185 $43,968 FTA Sect. 5311 FY99 $21,210 MTTF $6,250 Operating Revenues Capital Expenses $22,757 Local General Funds Purchase 4 Replacement Body-On-Chassis $134,600 $0 $127,870 Oil Overcharge $6,730 Local General Funds City of Martinsville Martinsville-Henry Co. Transit Study $9,600 $7,680 FTA Sect. 5313b FY99 $960 MTTF $960 Local Funds MT'I I- = Mass Transit Trusl Fund; Demo. = Demonstration Program; TDM = Transporlallon Demand Management Program; Tach, -- Technical Assisl. Program; TEIF = Transporlafion Efficiency Improvement Fund; CT~F = ICommonwealth Transpodalion Capital Fund; DTR = Dulles Toll Road Revenues; TTF = Transpodalion Trust Funds; HMO = Highway Maintenance & Operating Funds; TANF = Tamp, ^sslsl. Needy Families PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION GRANTS BY CONSTRUCTION DISTRICT 228 FISCAL YEAR 2000 PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM STAUNTON DISTRICT Harrlsonburg Bus Sen/Ice Operating Expenses $1,672,500 $471,250 FTA Sect. 5311 FY99 $332,290 MTTF $730,000 Operating Revenues Capital Expenses $138,960 JMU &Local Funds Purchase 1 Replacement Bus $248,125 $198,500 FTA Sect. 5309 FY99 $21,339 MTTF $28,286 JMU &Local Funds Purchase 4 Replacement Buses $626,875 $501,500 FTA Sect. 5309 FY99 $53,912 MTTF $71,463 JMU &Local Funds Facility Improvements $350,000 $280,000 FTA Sect. 5309 FY99 $30,100 MTTF $39,900 JMU &Local Funds Winchester Transit Service Operating Expenses $461,600 $193,450 FTA Sect. 5311 FY99 $98,980 MTTF $74,700 Operating Revenues Capital Expenses $94,470 Local General Funds Purchase 4 Replacement Body-On-Chassis $200,000 $160,000 FTA Sect. 5311 FY99 $17,200 MTTF $22,800 Local General Funds Staunton (CATS) Operating Expenses $334,041 $60,584 FTA Sect. 5311 FY99 $41,677 MTTF $212,874 Contract/Op. Revenues $18,906 Local Ger{eral Funds Lord Falrfax PDC Rideshare Program Administration $50,000 $0 $40,000 MTTF $10,000 Local Funds Central Shenandoah Planning District Commission GIS/Transportation Intern $15,000 $0 $14,250 MTTF $750 Local Funds STAUNTON DISTRICT TOTALS: .:.i::i:?:i::?:ii!$.3~9~87!;~!:: Ii;i;?:~!.~'865~28~' :~:~ii::?~!:~:~:~;:~i~:~::~i~ii?~:~:::~ii~::::~:~!~:~i~i~iii~i~:~i~i~i~ii!iiii~i~;i~i~::!~i::~i~!!~ :::i!i~i::ii:;~;~i!;:.$6~9':,:748 ::::::?:::::::::::::::::::::::?:::?:::?:::::::::::?::?::::::::?:::::::::::: ;:~i::i?~!??:~:$~!::i~;~:i~!:09. :::::::::::::?:?::::::::?::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::?:??:::::::?:?::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::?::::: IMTTF='Mass Transil Trust Fund; Demo, = Demonstration Program; TDM = Transportation Demand Managemenl Program; Tach. = Technical Assist, Program; TEIF = Transportation Efficiency Improvement Fund; CTCF = Commonweallh Transportation Capital Fund; DTR = Dulles Toll Road Revenues; TTF = Transportation Trust Funds; HMO = Hi~lhway Maintenance & Operating Funds; TANF =Ternp, Assisl, Needy Famtlies GRANTS BY CONSTRUCTION DISTRICT PUB LIC TRANSPORTATION 229 I I I I ! I I i I I I ! ! I I !_ i I I-- FISCAL YEAR 2000 PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM SUFFOLK DISTRICT Tidewater Transp, District Coma, Operating Expenses $27,795,086 $5,036,217 FTA Sect. 5307 FY00 $5,267,070 MTTF $9,176,823 Operating Revenues $363,880 CMAQ FY00 $700,000 TTF- urban (NoG $7,251,096 Local General Funds Ridesharing Expenses- TRAFFIX $1,100,000 $880,000 Regional STP FY00 $220,000 TTF Capital Expenses VA-gO-X182 Purch. 8 Expansion Buses & Lifts $2,470,000 $1,992,000 FTA Sect. 5307 FY00 $205,540 MTTF $272,460 Local General Funds VA-90-X182 Purch. 30 Bus Shelters' $48,420 $38,736 FTA Sect. 5307 FY00 $4,165 MTTF $5,519 Local General Funds VA-90-X182 Purch. 12 Support Vehicles, $360,000 $288,000 FTA Sect. 5307 FY00 $30,960 MTTF $41,040 Local General Funds VA-gO-X182 Purch. Shop & Office Equipment' $100,000 $80,000 FTA Sect. 5307 FY00 $8,600 MTTF $11,400 Local General Funds VA-O0 Lease of Bus Tires $250,000 $200,000 FTA Sect. 5307 FY00 $21,500 MTTF $28,500 Local General Funds VA-O0 Purch. Shop & Office Equipment~ $100,000 $80,000 FTA Sect. 5307 FY00 $8,600 MTTF $11,400 Local General Funds VA-O0 Purch. 20 Replacement Vans $880,000 $704,000 FTA Sect. 5307 FY00 $75,680 MTTF $100,320 Local General Funds VA-O0 Purch. 20 Replacement Van Lifts i $100,000 $90,000 FTA Sect. 5307 FY00 $4,300 MTTF $5,700 Local General Funds VA-O0 Purch. 10 Bus Shelters $40,000 $32,000 FTA Sect. 5307 FY00 $3,440 MTTF $4,560 Local General Funds VA-O0 Lease Radio Equipment! $24,000 $19,200 FTA Sect. 5307 FY00 $2,064 MTTF $2,736 Local General Funds VA-O0 Purchase Microwave Link Equipment $120,000 $96,000 FTA Sect. 5307 FY00 $10,320 MTTF $13,680 Local General Funds VA-O0 Purchase Security Equipment $150,000 $120,000 FTA Sect. 5307 FY00 $12,900 MTTF · $17,100 Local General Funds VA.O0 Purchase ADP Hardware & Software $255,000 $204,000 FTA Sect. 5307 FY00 $21,930 MTTF ~ $29,070 Local General Funds Prelinimary Engineering for Light Rail $3,000,000 $2,400,000 Regional STP FY00 $600,000 TTF Purchase 12 Buses $2,400,000 $1,920,000 Regional STP FY00 $480,000 TTF Special State Appropriation for Light Rail PE $1,900,000 $1,900,000 HMO Peninsula Transp. District Comm. Operating Expenses $15,586,775 $2,174,680 FTA Sect. 5307 FY00 $3,139,075 MTTF $5,902,619 Operating Revenues $280,000 CMAQ FY00 $3,770,401 Local General Funds $320,000 FTA 5307 FY00 ADA Capital Expenses Replace 10 Vans & 7Automobiles $649,000 $519,200 FTA Sect. 5307 FY00 $55,814 MTTF $73,986 Local General Funds Associated Capital Maintenance $595,000 $476,000 FTA Sect. 5307 FY00 $51,170 MTTF $67,830 Local General Funds ADP Hardware/Software & Security Equipment $82,500 $66,000 FTA Sect. 5307 FY00 $7,095 MTTF $9,405 Local General Funds Passenger Amenities $512,000 $409,600 FTA Sect. 5307 FY00 $44,032 MTTF $58,368 Local General Funds Facility Improvements, Tools. Furniture & Equip. $432,700 $346,160 FTA Sect. 5307 FY00 $37,213 MTTF $49,327 Local General Funds Planning Projects $155,000 $124,000 FTA Sect. 5307 FY00 $0 $31,000 Local General Funds InstallAVL System (RSTP) $500,000 $400,000 Regional STP FY00 $100,000 TTF $0 Purchase 4 Expansion Transit Coaches $1,000,000 $800,000 Regional STP FY00 $200,000 TTF $0 Replace Radio System $600,000 $480,000 Regional STP FY00 $120,000 TTF $0 Hampton - Fast Ferry $237,500 $190,000 CMAQ FY00 $47,500 Local General Funds PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION GRANTS BY CONSTRUCTION DISTRICT 230 FISCAL YEAR 2000 PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM SUFFOLK DISTRICT (Continued) James City County Transit Operating Expenses $956,310 $167,000 FTA Sect. 5307 FY00 $197,960 MTTF $142,000 Operating Revenues $33,685 FTA Sect. 5311 FY99 $327,665 Local General Funds $88,000 FTA 5303 Vehicles for Shopping Circulator $130,000 $104,000 Regional STP FY00 $26,000 TTF Eastern Shore. Star Transit Operating Expenses $300,777 $123,514 FTA Sect. 5311 FY99 $56,560 MTTF $53,750 Operating Revenues Capital Expenses $66,953 Contract & Local Funds Purchase 1 Replacement Body-On-Chassis Bus $45,100 $36,080 FTA Sect. 5311 FY99 $3,879 MTTF $5,141 Contract & Local Funds Chesapeake Bay Connector $40,480 $0 $38,456 MTTF- Demo. $2,024 Contract & Local Funds Facility Feasibility Study $20,000 $0 $19,000 MTTF - Demo. $1,000 Contract & Local Funds Tidewater Transp. District Corem, TRAFFIX Park & Sail Shuttle $44,200 $0 $41,990 MTTF - Demo. $2,210 Local General Funds IMTTF= Mass Transit Trust Fund; Demo. = Demonstralion Program; TDM = Transportation Demand Management Program; Tech. = Technical Assist, Program; TEIF = Transportation Efficiency Improvement Fund; CTCF = Commonweallh Transpml~fion Capilal Fund; DTR =, Dulles Toll Road Revenues; TTF = Transporlalion Trusl Funds; HMO = Hi~hwa]/Maintenance & Operating Funds; TANF = Temp, Assist, Need]/Families PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION 231 I GRANTS BY CONSTRUCTION DISTRICT ! I I I I I I I I I ! I I I ! I I J FISCAL YEAR 2000 PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM STATEWIDE SUMMARY BRISTOL DISTRICT TOTALS: $2,691,275 $710,027 All Soumes $847,972 All Sources $1,133,276 Revenues & All Sources CULPEPER DISTRICT TOTALS: $5,978,242 $2,283,325 Ail Sources $1,253,604 Ail Sources $2,441,313 Revenues & Ail Sources FREDERICKSBURG DISTRICT TOTALS: $1,736,702; $305,492 Ail Sources $670,340 All Sources $760,870 Revenues & All Sources LYNCHBURG DISTRICT TOTALS:i $7,609,126 $4,070,177 Ail Sources $1,154,742 Ail Sources $2,384,207 Revenues & Ail Sources NORTHERN VIRGINIA DISTRICT TOTALS $390,915,056 $81,395,104 All Sources $114,044,583' All Sources $195,475,368 Revenues & Ail Sources RICHMOND DISTRICT TOTALS $66,833,565 $33,586,9701 Ail Sources $11,525,653 Ail Soumes $21,720,942 Revenues & Ail Sources STAUNTON DISTRICT TOTALS: $3,958,141 $1,865,284 All Sources $649,748 All Sources $1,443,109 Revenues & All Sources SUFFOLK DISTRICT TOTALS: $62,979,848 $21,681,952 All Sources $13,715,313 All Sources $27,582,583 Revenues & All Sources State Funds Unobligated orAssigned to Statewide Projects: $4,488,018 ' $2,618,693 All Sources $1,625,500 All Soumes $243,825 Revenues & All Sources PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION 232 GRANTS BY CONSTRUCTION DISTRICT State Aid to Public Transportation Formula Allocations Subprogram (73.5%): $70,699,870 Recipients of State Formula Assistance Northern Virginia Transp. Comm. Virginia Railway Express (NVTC/PRTC) Potomac Rappahannock Transp. Comm. Tidewater Transp. District Comm. Greater Richmond Transit Company Peninsula Transp. District Comm. Greater Roanoke Transit Company Greater Lynchburg Transit Company Petersburg Area Transit Bristol City Bus Charlottesville Transit Service Danville Transit Fredericksburg (FRED) Blacksburg Transit CVT (CPAC) Cumberland Co. Graham Transit - Town of Bluefield District III Governmental Cooperative Harrisonburg Bus Service James City County Transit JAUNT, Inc. Mtn. Empire Older Ctzns. (Wise Co.) Winchester Transit Service Farmville Area Bus Greene County Transit RADAR (UHSTS) Roanoke Co. Loudoun County Transportation Association Staunton (CATS) Buchanan County Transportation Dickenson County Transportation Russell County Transportation Tazewell County Transportation Eastern Shore - Star Transit Bay Transit- Gloucester County Loudoun County Dept. of Transportation Four County Transit (AASC) STATEWIDE TOTALS: FY{X) Formula Assistance Allocation $45,785,236 $4,082,039 $1,421,068 $5,967,070 $5,175,231 $3,139,075 $876 679 $586 809 $226 240 $70 700 $388 850 $155 540 $106 050 $452 480 $49 490 $14140 $169 680 $332 290 $197 960 $402 990 $113,120 $98,980 $56,560 $63,630 $21,210 $141,400 $41,677 $49,490 $7,070 $28,280 $11,175 $56,560 $42,420 $169,680 $21,210 $70,522,079 FY00 Formula Assistance Grants FY99 Allocation $43,443,352 $3,470,463 $1,445,171 $5,548,131 $4,928,096 $2,795,666 $863 918 $591 421 $223 866 $74 205 $386 387 $160 453 $70 267 $434 804 $55,721 $14,024 $159,061 $294,009 $119,546 $406,823 $105,182 $92,301 $59,837 $54,767 $15,289 $115,213 $28,232 $38,292 $7,538 $27,483 $10,992 $53,570 $19,172 $0 $66,130,335 Increase or (Decrease) from FY99 to FYO0 $2,341,884 $611 576 -$24 103 $418 939 $247 135 $343 409 $12 761 -$4 612 $2 374 -$3 505 $2.463 -$4 913 $35 783 $17.676 -$6 231 ~116 $10 619 $38 281 $78 414 -$3 833 $7,938 $6,679 33,277 $8,863 $5,921 $26,187 $13,445 $11,198 -$468 $797 $183 $2,990 $23,248 $169,680 $21,210 $4,391,744 FY98 Operating Percentof Expenses StateTotal $198,566,802 64.76% $18,469,683 6.02% $6,176,974 2.01% $25,905,728 8.44% $22,452,185 7.32% $13,635,949 4.44% $3,806,517 1.24% $2,529,429 0.83% $1,000,482 0.32% $276,870 0.10% $1,670,212 0.55% $668,129 0.22% $450,618 0.15% $1,967,278 0.64% $222,057 0.07% $67,972 0.02% $725,748 0.24% $1,446,992 0.47% $846,993 0.28% $1,725,836 0.57% $497,683 0.16% $434,066 0.14% $238,536 0.08% $262,809 0.09% $91,479 0.03% $617,264 0.20% $176,182 0.06% $215,610 0.07% $29,711 0.01% $127,543 0.04% $41,485 0.02% $242,154 0.08% $188,314 0.06% $760,087 0.24% $78,000 0.03% $306,613,377 100.00% FORMULA ASSISTANCE GRANTS PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION 233 I I ! i I I ! I I I ! I I i I I I I ! State Aid to Public Transportation FY00 Capital Assistance Grants Unobligated Formula Assistance: Capital Assistance Subprogram (25%): Total Funds Available for Capital: Recipient Washington Metro. Area Transit Authority Fairfax Connector Alexandria Transit (DASH) City of Fairfax CUE Bus Northern Virginia Transportation Commission Virginia Railway Express (NVTC/PRTC) Potomac Rappahannock Transp. Comm. Tidewater Transp. District Comm. Greater Richmond Transit Company City of Richmond Peninsula Transp. District Comm. Greater Roanoke Transit Company Greater Lynchburg Transit Company Petersburg Area Transit Charlottesville Transit Service Danville Transit Blacksburg Transit District III Governmental Cooperative Harrisonburg Bus Service JAUNT, Inc. Mtn. Empire Older Ctzns. (Wise Co.) Winchester Transit Service Greene County Transit RADAR (UHSTs) Roanoke Co. Loudoun County Transportation Association Buchanan County Transportation Dickenson County Transportation Eastern Shore - Star Transit Bay Transit - Gloucester County Four County Transit (AASC) Statewide Totals: $177,802 $24,047,575 $24,225,377 Total Project Cost $70,109,718 $6,330,205 $1,415,000 $250,000 $78,104,923 $11,320,783 $9,783,252 $4,897,42O $7,091,461 $27,756,864 $4,526,200 $1,300,000 $3,487,122 $285,OOO $583,125 $75,000 $1,450,000 $152,954 $1,225,000 $505,000 $98 000 $200 000 $81 500 $134 800 $635 000 $7O 000 $4O 000 $45 100 $144,000 ~80,000 $154,072,304 Total Federal Funds $45,288,096 $0 $0 $45,288,096 $3,080.00O $6,009,442 $3,943,936 $5,673,169 $22,205,491 $3,620,960 $1 ,O40,000 $2,789,698 $228,00O $457,000 $60,000 $1,160,000 $17,963 $98O,OOO $4O4,O0O $o $160,000 $65,200 $o $508,000 $0 $0 $36,080 $0 $97,727,O35 Non-Federal Funds $24,821,622 $6,330,205 $1,415,000 3250,000 $32,816,827 $8,240,783 $3,773,810 $953,484 $1,338,092 $5,551,373 $454,240 $260,OOO $697,424 $57,OOO $106,000 $15,000 $29O,OOO $4,491 $245,000 $101,000 $0 $4o,ooo $16,300 $0 $127,000 $7O,OOO $o $9,O2O $0 $55,166,843 Matching Ratio: State Funds MTF $10,673,300 $2,721,989 $608,450 $107,500 $14,111,239 $3,543,537 $1,622,740 $409,999 $575 381 $2,387 091 $195 324 $111 800 $299 893 $24 510 $45 580 $6 450 $124 700 $1 932 $t05 351 $43 430 $o $17,200 $7,009 $0 $54,610 $30,100 $o $3,879 $o $23,721,755 43.00% State Funds Oil Overcharge $o $o $o $o $o $o $o $o $o $o $o $o $o $o $o $o $123,975 $o $o $93,100 $0 $0 $127,870 $o $o $38,000 $o $136,800 $76,000 $595,745 PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION CAPITAL GRANTS SUMMARY 234 FY00 State Aid Special Projects Grants - TEIF Program and TDM Projects Recipient Fairfax County City of Alexandria Arlington County CAP Greater Roanoke Transit Company Loudoun County Dept. of Transportation Lord Fairfax PDC Middle Peninsula PDC Northern Neck PDC RADCO PDC Rappahannock Rapidan PDC Thomas Jefferson PDC Project Description Rideshare Program Administration Rideshare Program Administration Rideshare Program Administration Rideshare Program Administration Rideshare Program Administration Rideshare Program Administration Rideshare Program Administration Rideshare Program Administration Rideshare Program Administration Rideshare Program Administration Rideshare Program Administration Total p. roiect Cost $317 000 $170 000 $496 680 $28 890 $118 750 $50 000 $61 864 $45 000 $248 994 $97 565 $131 685 State TEIF Funds $253,600 $136 000 $397 344 $23 112 $95 000 $40 000 $49 491 $36 000 $199 195 $78 052 $105 348 State TDM Funds $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Arlington County CAP Transp. Partners Employer Incentive Fund $280 000 $ $224,000 City of Fairfax Potomac Rappahannock Transp. Comm. Potomac Rappahannock Transp. Comm. Greater Richmond Transit Company RADCO PDC Fairfax County/DRPT Dulles Area Transportation Association Fairfax City TDM Program $100 000 Getting to Basics Marketing Program $62 500 CMP Mixing Bowl Reconstruct. Enhncmnts $46 000 Suburban Transit Expansion (Approps. Act) $375 000 Springfield Interchange Assistant $23 354 Franconia/Springfield Transit Store $120 000 Loudoun Co. Commuter's Choice Campaig $62,500 Statewide Total: $2,865,782 $ $80,000 $ $50,000 $36,800 $ $3OO,OOO $ $ $18,683 $96,000 $ $1,919,942 $372,683 FY00 State Aid Special Projects Grants - Demonstration Program Projects Total State Recipient Northern Virginia Transp. Comm. Tidewater Transp. District Comm. TRAFFIX Charlottesville Transit Service Greene County Transit Loudoun County Transportation Eastem Shore - Star Transit Bay Transit - Gloucester County Virginia Transit Association (VTA) Department of Rail & Public Transportation Blacksburg Transit Eastern Shore - Star Transit PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION Proiect Description Collection of Bus Ridership Information Park & Sail Shuffle Service Expansion to Pantops Area Saturday Service Expansion Warrenton/Berryville Transit Service Chesapeake Bay Connector Essex Bus Service Transit Promotion, Education & Safety Urban Training Program Blacksburg Transit Development Plan Facility Feasibility Study Statewide Total: 235 ! Project Cost $63,158 $44,200 $81,000 $9,000 $121,174 $40,480 $86,O00 $120,000 $80,000 $157,0OO $20,000 $822,012 Funds $60,000 $41,990 $76,950 $8,550 $115,115 $38,456 $81,7OO $114,000 $76,000 $149,150 $19,000 $780,911 SPECIAL PROJECTS GRANTS ! i FY00 State Aid Special Projects Grants - Technical Assistance Program Recipient Arlington County CAP Charlottesville Transit Service Charlottesville Transit Service Loudoun County Transportation City of Martinsville Greater Roanoke Transit Company Total Proiect Description Funds Master Plan Transit Element $ . CTS Facility Study $54,000 CTS Transit Development Plan $57,600 Transit Facility Development Project $85,000 Martinsville-Henry Co. Transit Study $7,680 Transit Development Plan .~10,873 $ Statewide Total: $215,153 Federal Proje~ Con $50,000 $67,5O0 $72,OOO $106,250 $9,600 $13,590 $318,940 State Funds $25,000 $6,750 $7,200 $10,625 $960 $50,535 FYO0 State Aid Special Projects Grants - Transit Training & Internship Program Total State ProiectCost Funds $26,000 $24,700 $23,000 $21,850 $20,000 $19,000 $20,000 $19,000 $20,279 $19,265 $36,504 $34,679 $15,000 $14,250 $160,783 $152,744 Recipient Alexandria Transit (DASH) Northem Virginia Transp. Comm. Potomac Rappahannock Transp. Comm. Greater Richmond Transit Company Charlottesville Transit Service Blacksburg Transit Central Shenandoah Planning District Corn Proiect Description Alexandria Transit (DASH) Intern Planning Intern Transit Intern Transit Planning Intern Transit Intern ITS Intern GIS/Transportation Intern Statewide Total: PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION 236 SPECIAL PROJECTS GRANTS Commonwealth Transit Recipient Northern Virginia (DRPT) Greater Richmond Transit Company Department of Rail and Public Transportation City of Richmond Tidewater Transportation District Commission Capital Fund Program (Item 534.G) State Funds $2,000,000 $1,000,000 $1,500,000 $500,000 $5,000,000 $1,900,000 Prelect Description Dulles Corridor Rapid Transit Project ChesterfieldlHenfico County Suburban Transit High Speed Rail in the 1-95 Corridor Richmond Main Street Station Project Preliminary Engineering for Light Rail (Item 534.J) FTA Section 5309 Bus and Bus Facility Funds - FY99 Statewide Allocation for Virginia Recipient Northern Virginia Transportation Commission Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority Potomac & Rappahannock Transportation Corn Potomac & Rappahannock Transportation Corn City of Richmond Fairfax County Town of Warrenton Greater Richmond Transit Company District III Governmental Cooperative Blacksburg Transit Harrisonburg Transit Loudoun County Transportation Association JAUNT Inc. Federal Funds $397,000 $045,125 $277,900 $1,588,000 $1,985,000 $992,500 $24,813 $1,515,200 $17,963 $1,160,000 $781,5O0 $136,000 $404,000 $9,925,001 Oil Overcharge Program - Capital Recipient Mountain Empire Older Citizens, Inc. UHSTS/RADAR - Roanoke County District III Governmental Cooperative Central Virginia AAA Greater Richmond Chap. American Red Cross Dickenson County Bay Transit Four County Transit Rappahannock Area Agency on Aging New River Valley Senior Sewices Peninsula Area Agency on Aging Sussex-Greeenville Adult Activity Services State Funds $93,100 $127,870 $123,975 $31,350 $35,150 $38,000 $136,800 $76,OO0 $25,650 $34,205 $35,150 $42,750 $800,0O0 PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION project Description Falls Church Electric Bus Buses for; Franconia Springfield Manassas Transit Depot Buses Main Street Station Transportation Center Stringfellow Road/I-66 Park and Ride Lot Warrenton Circuit Rider Purchase 7 Buses & 3 Vans for New Suburban Svcs. Purchase 1 Replacement Supervisory Vehicle Purchase 5 Replacement Buses & 2 Vans Purchase 4 Replacement Buses & Facility Improvements Purchase 1 Expansion Trolleybus Purchase 10 Replacement Body-On-Chassis Assistance for Paratransit Service Vehicles .Project Description 2 Vans with Lifts 4 Vans and Radios 3 Vans with Lifts I Van 1 Raised Roof Van with Lift I Body on Chassis 3 Vans with Lifts 2 Vans with Lifts Radio System I Raised Roof Van with Lift 1 Raised Roof Van with Lift I Body on Chassis with Lift 237 SPECIAL CAPITAL GRANT PROGRAMS I ] ! I I ! ! ! i I I I I i I ] ~ ! ~ FEDERAL TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION SECTION 5307 PROGRAM FY00 PROGRAM OF PROJECTS FY99Appropriation: $4,645,393 Carry Over:. .~358,514 Total Funds Available: $5,003, g07 Section 5307 Section 5307 Section 6309 Total Capital Total Section 6307 Recipient Opera~infl Funds Cm)ital Funds Capital Funds FU..pds .Funds Greater Roanoke Transit Company $986,261 $841,500 $198,500 $1,040,000 $1,827,761 Greater Lynchburg Transit Company $812,239 $0 $69,698 $69,698 $812,239 Petersburg Area Transit $577,595 $228,000 $0 $228,000 $805,595 Bdstol City Bus $78,495 $0 $0 $0 $78,495 Charlottesville Transit Service $489,033 $457,000 $0 $457,000 $946,033 Danville Trans'~ $199,840 $60,000 $0 $60,000 $259,840 Fredericksburg (FRED) $120,094 $0 $0 $0 $120,094 JAUNT, Inc. ~;153,836 $0 $0 $0 $153,836 $3,417,393 $1,586,500 $268,198 $1,854,698 $5,003,893 Section 5307 Unobligated Balance: $14 FEDERAL TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION SECTION 5311 PROGRAM FY 00 PROGRAM OF PROJECTS FY99Appropdation: Recipient Blacksburg Transit CVT (CPAC) Cumberland Co. Graham Transit - Town of Bluefleld Oistrict III Governmental Cooperative Harrisonburg Bus Service James City County Transit JAUNT, Inc. Mtn. Empire Older Ctzns. (Wise Co.) Winchester Transit Service Farmville Area Bus Greene County Transit RADAR (UHSTS) Roanoke Co. Loudoun County Transportation Association Staunton (CATS) Eastern Shore - Star Transit Bay Transit - Gloucester County Four County Transit (AASC) FY00 RTAP Projects FYg9 RTAP Appropriation: Deobligation: Total Funds Available: Section $311 Section 6311 Section 6309 Total Capital Operatinq Funds ~ap~al Funds Capital Funds Funds $928,215 $0 $1,160,000 $1,160,000 $118,500 $0 $0 $0 $59,475 $0 $0 $0 $309,693 $0 $17,963 $17,963 $471,250 $0 $781,500 $781,500 $33,685 $0 $0 $0 $484,081 $0 $404,000 $404,000 $206,901 $0 $0 $0 $193,450 $160,000 $0 $160,000 $89,900 $0 $0 $0 $118,575 $65,200 $0 $65,200 $43,968 $0 $0 $0 $355,175 $372,000 $136,000 $508,000 $60,584 $0 $0 $0 $123,514 $36,080 $0 $36,080 $185,398 $0 $0 $0 $37,500 $0 $0 $0 $3,819,864 $633,280 $2,499,463 $3,132,743 Section 5311 Unobligated Balance: $4,434,146 $11~380 $~570,524 TotalSection 5311 Funds $928,215 $118,500 $59,475 $309,693 $471,250 $33,685 $484,081 $206,901 $353 450 $89 900 $183 775 $43 968 $727 175 $6O 584 $159 594 $185 398 $37 500 9117,380 $4,570,524 $0 PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION FEDERAL SECTIONS 5307 AND 5311 PROGRAMS 238 FEDERAL TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION SECTION 5303 PROGRAM FY00 PROGRAM OF PROJECTS FYgg Appropriation: $980,769 Reci01ent Agency Bdstol TN/VA Area Metropolitan Planning Organization Charlottesville Area Metropolitan Planning Organization Danville Area Metropolitan Planning Organization Fredericksburg Area Metropolitan Planning Organization Hampton Roads Metropolitan Planning Organization Kingsport TN/VA Area Metropolitan Planning Organization Lynchburg Area Metropolitan Planning Organization Washington, D.C. Area Metropolitan Planning Organization Petersburg Area Metropolitan Planning Organization Richmond Area Metropolitan Planning Organization Roanoke Area Metropolitan Planning Organization Total Section 5303 State Local Funds Funds Funds Funds $16,065 $12,852 $1,607 $1,606 $45,000 $36,000 $4,500 $4,500 $45,000 $36,000 $4,500 $4,500 $45,000 $36,000 $4,500 $4,500 $340,164 $272,130 $34,016 $34,018 $2,160 $1,728 $216 $216 $45,000 $36,000 $4,500 $4,500 $467,316 $373,853 $46,732 $46,731 $45,000 $36,000 $4,500 $4,500 $130,259 $104,206 $13,026 $13,027 $45,000 ~;36,000 $4,500 $4,500 $1,225,964 $980,769 $122,597 $122,598 $0 Section 5310 Unobligated Balance: FEDERAL TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION SECTION 5313(b) PROGRAM FY00 PROGRAM OF PROJECTS FYggAppropriation: $210,961 Reci.oient Agency Greater Roanoke Transit Company - Complete TDP Funding Charlottesville Transit Service - Transit Development Plan Charlottesville Transit Service - Transit Facility Study Loudoun Co. Transportation Assoc.- Transit Facility Study Martinsville/Henry County - Transit Feasibility Study Total Se~ion 5313b StYe Local Funds Funds Funds Funds $5,935 $5,935 $0 $0 $72,000 $57,600 $7,200 $7,200 $67,500 $54,000 $6,750 $6,750 $106,250 $85,000 $10,625 $10,625 $9,600 ~7,680 $96Q $960 $261,285 $210,215 $25,535 $25,535 $740 Section 5310 Unobligated Balance: PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION 239 FEDERAL SECTIONS 5303 AND 5313(B) PROGRAMS I I I I I ! I ! I ! I I ! ! ! ! _t ~~ FEDERAL TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION SECTION 5310 PROGRAM FY00 PROGRAM OF PROJECTS (VA-16-0026) FY99 Appropriation: .Recipient Aqency I Adult Care Services, Richmond 2 Appalachian Agency for Senior Citizens, Cedar Bluff 3 Association of Retarded Citizens, Prince William 4 CPAC, Cumberland 5 Central VA AAA, Lynchburg 6 Chesapeake Bay AAA, Urbanna 7 Chesterfield CSB, Chesterfield 8 District III Governmental Coop., Marion 9 Eastern Shore AAA/CAA, Onancock 10 Eastern Shore CSB, Nassawadox 11 Foster Grandparents, Petersburg 12 Goochland Fellowship & Family Services 13 Grafton School, Berryville 14 Greater Richmond Red Cross, Richmond 15 Lake Country AAA, South Hill 16 Mountain Empire Older Citizens, Big Stone Gap 17 Mountain Empire Services of the SW, Radford 18 New River Valley Senior Service, Pulaski 19 Northwestern Community Services, Front Royal 20 Peninsula AAA, Newport News 21 Rappahannock AAA, Fredericksburg 22 Rappahannock-Rapidan CSB, Culpeper 23 Senior Services of SE VA, Norfolk 24 Shenadoah AAA, Front Royal 25 Southern AAA, Martinsville 26 Southside CSB, South Boston 27 Sussex,Emporia, Greenville Adult Activity Svcs. 28 Valley Program for Senior Svcs, Waynesboro Equipment Description (1) 13 Pass Boc/Lift (1) Raised Roof Van/Lift & (1) Center Aisle Van (2) 13 Pass Boc/Lifts (1) Center Aisle Van (2) Center Aisle Vans (1) 13 Pass Boc/Lift, (1) Center Aisle Van (1) Center Aisle Van (1) 20 Pass Boc/Lift (1) Center Aisle Van (1) 13 Pass Boc/Lift (2) Center Aisle Vans & (1) Raised Roof Van/Lift (1) Center Aisle Van (1) Center Aisle Van (1) Raised Roof Van/Lift (1) Center Aisle Van, (1) 13 Pass BOC (2) 13 Pass Boc/Lifts (1) Center Aisle Van (3) Center Aisle Vans (1) Center Aisle Van (1) Center Aisle Van, (1) Raised Roof Van/Lift (2) Center Aisle Vans, (1) Raised Roof Van, (1) 13 Pass BOC (1) Raised Roof Van/Lift (1) 13 Pass Boc/Lift (1) Center Aisle Van (2) Center Aisle Vans, (1) 7 Pass RR Van, (1) 13 Pass BOC (1) 13 Pass Boc/Lift (1) 13 Pass Boc/Lift (1) Center Aisle Van Total Cost $45 000 $71 000 $9O 000 $33.000 $66 000 $78 000 $33,000 $55 000 $33 000 $45 000 $103.000 $33 000 $33 000 $37 000 $78,0O0 $90,O00 $33,000 $99,000 $33,000 $70,000 $148,000 $33,000 $45,O00 $33,000 $145,000 $45,0O0 $45,000 $33,000 Totals: $1,685,000 Section5310Unobliga~dBa~nce: Section 6310 Funds $36,000 $56,800 $72,000 $26 400 $52 800 $624OO $26 4OO $44 000 $26 400 $29 728 $82 400 $26 400 $26400 $29 600 $62400 $72000 $26400 $79 200 $26 400 $56,000 $118,400 $26,4O0 $36,0O0 $26,400 $116,000 $36,O00 $36,000 $26,400 $1,341,728 $$~235 PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION FEDERAL SECTION 5310 PROGRAM 240 ~"~ ~(Con. q~#~nA~qa~n ~A?r Qus~//mprov~m~ntPro. qram) ~an~porta~n £nh~nc~m~n! Pro. qram ~ansporta~n $a£ety /~pro vement Pro. qram Route 58 CorridorDevelopment Pro. qram R~?/andPub/ic