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Connecticut Strategic Transportation Plan

Connecticut Strategic Transportation Plan. June 19, 2014. Stakeholder Council Meetings Round One Cromwell, Connecticut. Agenda. Update of the Statewide Transportation Plan Why we are here About the Plan (Outcomes, Process, Roles)

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Connecticut Strategic Transportation Plan

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  1. Connecticut Strategic Transportation Plan June 19, 2014 Stakeholder Council Meetings Round One Cromwell, Connecticut

  2. Agenda • Update of the Statewide Transportation Plan • Why we are here • About the Plan (Outcomes, Process, Roles) • Outreach Conducted to Date (Interviews, Questionnaire, Poll, Workshop) • Draft Vision and Goals • Questions? • Transportation in Connecticut - Overview • The system • Overview of issues • Questions? • Orientation for Breakout Sessions

  3. Why We Are Here - Stakeholder Councils(each has its own breakout session)

  4. Your Role Today

  5. Highlights of TransformCT • 50 year vision plan • Multi-modal • Performance Based • Financially constrained, first 10 years • 63 engagements • Open houses • Focus groups • Issue forums • Website

  6. MindMixer Activity

  7. About the Plan - Process

  8. TransformCT in 5 Phases We are here • Build a Vision • Iterative Process • Establish Baseline and Forecast • Existing conditions & needs • Revenue Forecasts • Needs • Economic Tradeoffs • Which investments? • How do we pay? • Return on investments • Evaluate & Prioritize Options • Develop Strategies for implementation

  9. Connecticut’s Family of Plans

  10. Plan Timeline

  11. TransformCT Survey • 1,000 households • February-March 2014 • 19 minute survey asking • Satisfaction with Services • What facilities and services used • Condition and performance of system • Improvement needs • Willingness to pay

  12. Overall Satisfaction Levels

  13. Pavement Condition

  14. Congestion

  15. Potential Investments

  16. Important Future Initiatives

  17. New Infrastructure vs. Maintenance • 14% • 38% • Increase % spent on new infrastructure & reduce % spent on maintaining existing infrastructure • Increase% spent on maintaining existing infrastructure and reduce% spent on new infrastructure • Keep portions the same as now46%

  18. Highways vs. Public Transportation • 18% • 32% • Increase the portion it spends on public transportation and reduce the portion it spends on highways and other things • Increase the portion it spends on highways and reduce the portion it spends on public transportationand other things • Keep portions the same as now48%

  19. Funding Transportation Improvements

  20. Selected Issues – From Outreach Congestion Maintenance Safety

  21. Issues (Cont’d) Public Transportation Freight Land Use

  22. Issues (Cont’d) • Non-motorized transportation • Reliance on Federal dollars • Mega projects on horizon • Connections to NYC and Boston

  23. Draft Goals and Objectives • Infrastructure Condition • Safe and Secure Travel

  24. Draft Goals and Objectives (cont.) • Economic Vitality • Environmental Sustainability

  25. Draft Goals and Objectives (cont.) • CTDOT Organizational Excellence

  26. Draft Goals and Objectives (cont.) • Transportation Equity

  27. Trends – Population

  28. Trends – Employment and Output Employment Output Manufacturing Education & Healthcare Business & Prof. Services Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Arts & Entertainment Finance, Insurance & Real Estate Business & Prof. Services Education & Healthcare Manufacturing Construction Arts & Entertainment Construction

  29. Trends – Federal and State Fiscal Trends

  30. Other Trends/Influencers • Construction Costs/Sea level rise • Energy Costs/Supply • Autonomous Vehicles/Vehicle Technology • Generational Preferences

  31. Break Out Sessions • Validate vision statement • Validate and prioritize plan challenges • Your focus area and overall • Discussion of trends that will impact Connecticut’s future • What is the transportation system of 2043 • Economic group – Economic scenarios • Report back

  32. Thank You! • www.TransformCT.org • Tom Maziarz @ Thomas.Maziarz@ct.gov • David Elder, AICP @ David.Elder@ct.gov

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