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DRAFT 2014-2019 SIX-YEAR IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM Prepared by: The Hampton Roads Transportation Planning Organization June 5, 2013

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DRAFT 2014-2019SIX-YEAR IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM

Prepared by:The Hampton Roads Transportation Planning Organization

June 5, 2013

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District $ %Bristol 586.0$ 6.2% 545.0$ 4.7% (41.0)$ -7.0%Culpeper 331.2$ 3.5% 331.9$ 2.9% 0.7$ 0.2%Fredericksburg 180.5$ 1.9% 449.0$ 3.9% 268.5$ 148.7%Hampton Roads 1,738.3$ 18.5% 1,701.7$ 14.7% (36.6)$ -2.1%Lynchburg 114.8$ 1.2% 192.1$ 1.7% 77.3$ 67.4%Northern VA 1,131.8$ 12.0% 1,208.7$ 10.4% 76.9$ 6.8%Richmond 495.4$ 5.3% 774.4$ 6.7% 279.0$ 56.3%Salem 430.7$ 4.6% 533.6$ 4.6% 102.9$ 23.9%Staunton 271.2$ 2.9% 493.6$ 4.3% 222.3$ 82.0%Statewide Projects* 4,120.8$ 43.8% 5,366.5$ 46.3% 1,245.8$ 30.2%Total 9,400.7$ 100% 11,596.4$ 100% 2,195.7$ 23.4%Less GARVEE Debt Service 427.1$ 534.4$ 107.3$ Net Total 8,973.6$ 11,062.0$ 2,088.4$ 23.3%

Change

*This amount includes the Draft FY 2014-2019 SYIP deduction of the the Hampton Roads Transportation Fund balance entry (UPC T14164).

1 Source: Final FY 2013-2018 SYIP, approved June 20, 2012.

2013-20181 Draft 2014-20192

2 Source: Draft FY 2014-2019 SYIP, released May 15, 2013.

Comparison of Total Funding Allocations: All SystemsFY 2013-2018 SYIP vs Draft FY 2014-2019 SYIP

Funding Allocation Summary ($ millions)

COMPARISON OF ALLOCATIONS

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$361 $395 $319

$236 $203 $188

$164

$279 $436

$215

$85 $68

$179

$204

$212

$220

$227 $234

$0

$200

$400

$600

$800

$1,000

$1,200

FY 2014 FY 2015 FY 2016 FY 2017 FY 2018 FY 2019

Hampton Roads District Route 460* HRTPO (HR Trans. Fund)

Mill

ions

DRAFT FY 2014-2019 ALLOCATIONSIMPACTING HAMPTON ROADS

* Allocations for the Route 460 Corridor Improvements project are included under the ‘Statewide Projects’ category.

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• Dominion Blvd widening and Bridge Replacement: $79.9 M

• DT/MT/MLK Primary Construction: $69.9 M

• DT/MT/MLK Primary Debt Service: $30 M

• Centerville Turnpike Widening: $23.1 M

• Lesner Bridge Replacement: $20.3 M

• George Washington Memorial Highway Widening (YK): $7.8 M

EXAMPLES OF SIGNIFICANT FY 2014 ALLOCATIONSIN HAMPTON ROADS DISTRICT

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EXAMPLES OF SIGNIFICANT ALLOCATIONS IN HAMPTON ROADSDURING THE FY 2014-2019 PERIOD

• I-64 widening (NN to WM): $100 M

• Interstate Pavement Rehab: $121.38 M

• Military Highway widening (NO): $54.85 M

• Dominion Blvd widening and Bridge Replacement: $246.82 M

• Lesner Bridge Replacement: $58.03 M

• Atkinson Blvd Construction (PE only in SYIP): $48.78 M

• Holland Rd Corridor Improvements: $40.77 M

• Denbigh Blvd Bridge Replacement over I-64/CSX Railroad: $37.58 M

• Centerville Turnpike Widening: $31.88 M

• Newport News Multimodal Station: $18 M

• Wythe Creek Widening: $14.73 M

• LRT Study (Norfolk Naval Station & VB Oceanfront): Studies & ROW: $14 M

• Skiffes Creek Connector Construction: $13.37 M

• George Washington Memorial Highway Widening (YK): $11.18 M

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HRTPO PRIORITY PROJECTS

Addressing CTB Priority: Fund Deficient Bridges

Cost ($m)

Allocations

($m)

Required After

FY 2019 ($m)

97737 Virginia Beach $ 29.4 87.5$ 58.0$ -$

102715 Portsmouth 29.5$ 2.5$ 2.0$ -$

93081 Hampton $ 1.2 3.9$ 2.7$ -$

93077 Newport News $ 2.4 40.0$ 37.6$ -$

Project

Lesner Bridge Replacement

Bridge Replacement - Churchland Bridge

Bridge St over Salters Creek

Replace Denbigh Blvd Bridge over I-64 and CSX Railroad

UPC Jurisdiction

Draft SYIP FY 2014-2019

Previous Allocations

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HRTPO PRIORITY PROJECTS

Addressing CTB Priority: Increase Funding for Preliminary Engineering

Cost ($m)

Allocations

($m)

Required After

FY 2019 ($m)

T13504 Multi $ - 100.0$ 100.0$ -$

NA Multi

NA MultiRichmond-Hampton Roads Passenger Rail Project - Tier 2 EIS (Southside & Peninsula

I-64 Capacity Improvements from Newport News to Will iamsburg

Patriots Crossing or Hampton Roads Bridge Tunnel

UPC Jurisdiction Project

Draft SYIP FY 2014-2019

Previous Allocations

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HRTPO PRIORITY PROJECTS

Cost ($m)

Allocations

($m)

Required After

FY 2019 ($m)

18968 Norfolk $ 169.1 $ 189.1 $ - 20.0$

59175 Norfolk $ 6.4 60.9$ 3.6$ 50.9$

60843 York Co $ 49.5 63.8$ 11.2$ 3.1$

100937 Suffolk $ 28.0 69.0$ 40.8$ 0.2$

1765 Norfolk $ 10.4 65.2$ 54.9$ -$

12546 Virginia Beach $ 36.2 93.3$ -$ 57.1$

15829 Virginia Beach $ 89.0 6.3$ -$ 82.6$

14601 Virginia Beach $ 1.0 26.5$ -$ 25.5$

15828 Virginia Beach $ 16.2 68.9$ -$ 52.7$

100200 James City Co $ 10.0 35.0$ 13.4$ 11.6$ Construct Skiffes Creek Connector from Route 60 to Route 143

Addressing CTB Priority: Fund Deficits on Underway Project Phases and/or Accelerate Existing Projects Using Additional Funds

Indian River Rd - Upgrade to 4 Lanes (PE only in SYIP)

Laskin Rd Widen to 6 Lanes Phase III

Elbow Rd - Upgrade to 4 Lanes & Extension (PE only in SYIP)

Route 58/Holland Rd Corridor Improvements

Military Hwy at Northampton Blvd: Continuous Flow Interchange

Laskin Rd 6 Lane Widening from Republic Rd to Oriole Dr

Draft SYIP FY 2014-2019

I-564 Intermodal Connector

Air Terminal Interchange on Intermodal Connector

Route 17 - Widen from 4 to 6 Lanes

Previous Allocations

UPC Jurisdiction Project

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Highlights• $43.8 million beginning in FY 2014 for intercity

passenger rail operations and capital (IPROC)

• $79.9 million for the improvements to the Norfolk Amtrak service to accommodate 2 more trains

• 27% increase in annual revenues to the Mass Transit Trust Fund

DRPT FY 2014-2019 DRAFT ALLOCATIONS

Note: Virginia Intercity Passenger Rail Operating and Capital Fund (IPROC)

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To comment on the Six-Year Improvement Program you may attend one of the public hearings or you may contact VDOT or DRPT:

For VDOT projects, the mailing address is Programming Director, Virginia Department of Transportation, 1401 East Broad St., Richmond, VA 23219 or email [email protected].

For DRPT projects, the mailing address is Public Information Office, VA Dept. of Rail and Public Transportation, 600 E. Main St., Suite 2102, Richmond, VA 23219, or email [email protected].

Comments will be accepted until June 7, 2013.

PUBLIC COMMENT OPPORTUNITY

June 5, 2013 6:00 pm Chesapeake Conference Center900 Greenbrier CircleChesapeake, VA 23320

Hampton Roads

District