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THE NORTH CENTRAL TEXAS COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS AND THE DALLAS SUSTAINABLE SKYLINES INITIATIVE National Environmental Partnership Summit May 21, 2008 Pamela Burns North Central Texas Council of Governments

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Page 1: THE NORTH CENTRAL TEXAS COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS AND THE DALLAS SUSTAINABLE SKYLINES INITIATIVE National Environmental Partnership Summit May 21, 2008 Pamela

THE NORTH CENTRAL TEXAS COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS AND

THE DALLAS SUSTAINABLE SKYLINES INITIATIVE

National Environmental Partnership SummitMay 21, 2008

Pamela BurnsNorth Central Texas Council of Governments

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THE NORTH CENTRAL TEXAS COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS (NCTCOG)What is NCTCOG?

Voluntary Association Of, By And For Local Governments

Created To Strengthen The Individual And Collective Power Of Local Governments, And Help Them Recognize Regional Opportunities, Resolve Regional Problems And Make Joint Decisions

NCTCOG Currently Covers 16 Counties

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WHAT IS NCTCOG?Transportation Department

NCTCOG Federally Designated As The Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) In 1974

The MPO Includes:• NCTCOG Executive Board• Regional Transportation Council• Technical Committees Of Local Government And

Transportation Agency Staff• NCTCOG Transportation Department Staff

Responsible For The Metropolitan Mobility Plan, The Transportation Improvement Program, Congestion Management, Air Quality Conformity, And The Unified Planning Work Program

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TRANSPORTATIONAir Quality Planning and Operations

Responsible For Conducting Transportation And Air Quality Conformity Analysis

Approximately 73 Percent of NOx Emissions In The Region Come From Mobile Sources (Engines)

Federal Transportation Funds Are Directly Tied To Air Quality

Assist With Development Of The Regional Plan For The State Implementation Plan

Development And Implementation Of Local Air Quality Strategies/Measures/Programs

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AIR QUALITYPotential 8-Hour DFW Nonattainment Area

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AIR QUALITY8-Hour Historical Trends for DFW Area

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102 101 100 100 9996 96

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70

75

80

85

90

95

100

105

1998-2000

1999-2001

2000-2002

2001-2003

2002-2004

2003-2005

2004-2006

2005-2007

Consecutive 3-Year Periods

Source: NCTCOG TR Dept – November 2007

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* Current Attainment Goal - According to the US EPA National Ambient Air Quality Standards, attainment is reached when, at each monitor, the three-year average of the annual fourth-highest daily maximum 8-hour average ozone concentration is less than 85 parts per billion (ppb).

Current Standard < 85 ppb

Revised Standard = 75 ppb- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

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AIR QUALITYNCTCOG’s Role In The Dallas Sustainable Skyline Initiative (DSSI)

DSSI Mission Is Consistent With NCTCOG’s Mission And Compliments Many NCTCOG Programs

The City of Dallas Is A Member Government And Is Supported In Their Efforts, As NCTCOG Supports Other Member Governments

Provide Outreach Assistance By Participating In Potential Partner Meetings And Other DSSI Events And Projects

Administer Project 2 (Green Taxis, Part Of NCTCOG’s Regulated Fleet Program)

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AIR QUALITYRegulated Fleet Program

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REGULATED FLEETS PROGRAMClean Fleet Focus FY 2006-2009

RTC - Regional Transportation CouncilTERP - Texas Emissions Reduction Plan

Public Activity Fleets

Public Activity Fleets

RTC ModelOrdinance

RTC ModelOrdinance

$4.175M RTC/CMAQClean Vehicle

Call For Projects

$12.8M TERP

$860K RTC/CMAQand EPA Grant

Clean School Bus Program

$4.175M RTC/CMAQClean Vehicle

Call For Projects

$12.8M TERP

$860K RTC/CMAQand EPA Grant

Clean School Bus Program

Regulated Fleets

Regulated Fleets

RTC PolicyRTC Policy

$1.3M RTC/Local

Financing Program Capital

$1.3M RTC/Local

Financing Program Capital

Goods Movement

Fleets

Goods Movement

Fleets

State/Federal Regulations

RTC

State/Federal Regulations

RTC

$1.5M RTC/CMAQ Diesel Vehicle

Idling Reduction Program

$300K EPA GrantSmartWay

Demonstration

$12.8M TERP

$1.5M RTC/CMAQ Diesel Vehicle

Idling Reduction Program

$300K EPA GrantSmartWay

Demonstration

$12.8M TERP

Construction Fleets/

Equipment

Construction Fleets/

Equipment

RTC Model Ordinance

RTC Model Ordinance

$12.8M TERP$12.8M TERP

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REGULATED FLEETS PROGRAMTypical Regulated Fleet Vehicles

Taxi Cabs

Limousines

Hotel Courtesy Vans

Off-Sight Parking Shuttles

Rental Car Shuttles

Shared Ride Shuttles

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Numerous Vehicles (~2,000 Taxi Cabs In Region)

Used Vehicles Purchased with Cash (~80,000 Miles)

Typical Fleet Age (4-5 Years Old)

High Mileage (60,000-80,000 Miles Per Year)

Fuel Consumed (~5.5 Million Gallons)

Nitrogen Oxide Emissions (~100 Tons Per Year)

Congested Driving Conditions In Metroplex

Taxi Cab Vehicle Information

REGULATED FLEETS PROGRAM

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Top 5 Taxi Vehicle Types:

Taxi Cab Vehicle Inventory Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport

REGULATED FLEETS PROGRAM

Vehicle Make

& Model

Annual

Mileage

Fuel Economy

(mpg)

Annual Fuel Use

(gallons)

Annual

Fuel

Cost1

Lifetime

Fuel

Cost

Ford Taurus 70,000 24 2917 $10,500.00 $52,500.00

Chevrolet Venture

70,000 23 3043 $10,956.52 $54,893.61

Dodge Caravan 70,000 23 3043 $10,956.52 $54,782.61

Ford

Windstar

70,000 20 3500 $12,600.00 $63,000.00

Ford

Freestar

70,000 20 3500 $12,600.00 $63,000.00

1Cost of Gas for Dallas/Fort Worth Region is $3.60/gallon (Energy Information Administration, May 2008)12

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Top 5 Taxi Vehicle Types:

Taxi Cab Vehicle InventoryDallas-Fort Worth International Airport

REGULATED FLEETS PROGRAM

Vehicle Make

& Model

Lifetime

Fuel

Cost

Estimated

Auction

Cost

Total Cost Over Lifetime

Ford Taurus $52,500.00 $6,500.00 $59,000.00

Chevrolet Venture

$54,782.60 $7,500.00 $62,282.61

Dodge Caravan

$54,782.60 $8,500.00 $62,282.61

Ford

Windstar

$63,000.00 $9,500.00 $72,500.00

Ford

Freestar

$63,000.00 $10,000.00 $73,000.00

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Potential Hybrid-Electric Vehicle Replacements:

Green Options

REGULATED FLEETS PROGRAM

Vehicle Make

& Model

Annual

Mileage

Fuel Economy

(mpg)

Annual Fuel Use

(gallons)

Annual

Fuel

Cost1

Lifetime

Fuel

Cost

Toyota Prius 70,000 46 1522 $5,748.26 $27,391.30

Toyota Camry 70,000 34 2059 $7,411.76 $37,058.80

Mazda Tribute

70,000 32 2188 $7,875.00 $39,375.00

Ford Escape 70,000 32 2188 $7,875.00 $39,375.00

Mercury Mariner

70,000 32 2188 $ 7,875.00 $ 39,375.00

1Cost of Gas for Dallas/Fort Worth Region is $3.60/gallon (Energy Information Administration, May 2008) 14

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Potential Hybrid-Electric Vehicle Replacements:

Green Options

REGULATED FLEETS PROGRAM

Vehicle Make

& Model

Lifetime

Fuel

Cost

MSRP Additional Financing

Cost (7.1%)1

Total Cost Over

Lifetime

Toyota Prius $27,391.30 $21,100.00 $1,498.10 $49,989.40

Toyota Camry $37,058.80 $25,200.00 $1,789.20 $65,546.10

Mazda Tribute

$39,375.00 $25,310.00 $1,797.01 $66,482.01

Ford Escape $39,375.00 $26,265.00 $1,864.82 $67,504.82

Mercury Mariner

$39,375.00 $27,195.00 $1,930.85 $68,500.85

1Percentage value source for loan term of 60 months: Bankrate.com15

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Cost Comparison

REGULATED FLEETS PROGRAM

Vehicle Make

& Model

Total Cost Over

Lifetime

Toyota Prius $49,989.40

Toyota Camry $65,546.10

Mazda Tribute $66,482.01

Ford Escape $67,504.82

Mercury Mariner

$68,500.85

Vehicle Make

& Model

Total Cost Over

Lifetime

Ford Taurus $59,000.00

Chevrolet Venture

$62,282.61

Dodge Caravan $63,282.61

Ford

Windstar

$72,500.00

Ford

Freestar

$73,000.00

Current Fleet: Green Replacements:

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DSSI Green Taxi Cab Program Goals

REGULATED FLEETS PROGRAM

Facilitate Replacement Of Taxi Cabs With Green Vehicle Options In The North Central Texas Region

Offset Incremental Cost Of Green Taxi Purchases With Financial And Non-Financial Incentives

Increase Public Demand For Green Taxi Cab Service

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Potential Vehicle Options*

DSSI GREEN TAXI CAB PROGRAM

Hybrid-Electric Gasoline Vehicles

Alternatively-Fueled Vehicles

Tier II Bin 1-3 Gasoline Vehicles

Flex-Fuel Vehicles

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Financial Incentives

Capital Funds ($1.625 Million In Capital Funds)

Revolving Loan FundsGrant Funds

Cooperative Purchasing

Discounted Permits

Reduced Tollway Fees

Tax Credit Incentive

DSSI GREEN TAXI CAB PROGRAM

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Non-Financial Incentives

Longer Service Allowances

Green Taxi-Only Queuing Areas

Front of Line Privileges

Marketing Campaign

DSSI GREEN TAXI CAB PROGRAM

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DSSI GREEN TAXI CAB PROGRAMMarketing

Green Regulated Fleet Branding

In-Airport/Convention Center/Hotel Advertising

Business Card Logo Usage

Preferred Service Provider of Area Businesses

Press Coverage/Green Regulated Fleet Recognition

Public Outreach Services

Educational Pieces for Fleets

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DSSI GREEN TAXI CAB PROGRAMGreen & Go

NCTCOG Will Align With Texas Commission On Environmental Quality’s (TCEQ) Texas Green & Go

Program

Green & Go Program Will Cover All North Central Texas Regulated Fleets In The Future

Marketing Program Will Cover All Regulated Fleets In The Region

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Working Group Partners

City of Dallas

Love Field (owned by City of Dallas)

City of Fort Worth

Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport

EPA Office of Air Quality Policy and Standards

EPA Office of Transportation and Air Quality

EPA Region 6

North Central Texas Council of Governments

Texas Commission on Environmental Quality

DSSI GREEN TAXI CAB PROGRAM

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NCTCOG Contacts

Jenny DanieauTransportation Planner

Air Quality Policy & Program Development

(817) [email protected]

REGULATED FLEETS PROGRAM

Carrie ReeseProgram Manager

Air Quality Policy & Program Development

(817) [email protected]

Pamela BurnsCommunications Specialist

Transportation and Air Quality Marketing

(817) [email protected]

Mindy MizeProgram Manager

Transportation and Air Quality Marketing

(817) [email protected]

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Sarah EngelhardtCommunications Specialist

Transportation and Air Quality Marketing

(817) [email protected]