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VT Transportation Project Selection and Project Prioritization

VT Transportation Project Selection and Project Prioritization. The way it was The way it is now Where we are heading – VPSP2 Overview. Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission October 16, 2019 Joe Segale, P.E./PTP VTrans. Before there was Prioritization.

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VT Transportation Project Selection and Project Prioritization

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  1. VT Transportation Project Selection and Project Prioritization • The way it was • The way it is now • Where we are heading – VPSP2 Overview Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission October 16, 2019 Joe Segale, P.E./PTP VTrans

  2. Before there was Prioritization • The Project Delivery funnel was overflowing! • Inconsistency in the way new projects were selected • Unreliable project delivery times. Capital Program

  3. Current System- Highways • 2007 - 2019 Programs included identified in 19 V.S.A. § 10g(l)

  4. Current System – Aviation, PT and Rail • 2007 - 2019

  5. Current System – Competitive Grants • 2007 - 2019

  6. Vision Develop a performance-based, data driven project selection & prioritization framework that maximizes the “transportation value” delivered to Vermont taxpayers.

  7. Goals Asset Management Modernization & Expansion • Identify and define how regional ideas for transportation improvements can become transportation projects. • Develop a fair, consistent, reliable, and standardized project selection and prioritization framework for use by all RPCs. • Revise current processes to increase transparency, provide “best value” while communicating the “transportation” value to our customers. • Develop processes and tools that guide the Agency towards holistic corridor management and planning. • Identify a process that allows VTrans to remove candidate projects without legislative approval. • Incorporate health and resiliency into VTrans’ project prioritization processes.

  8. Customer Engagement • Held 4 Stakeholder Workshops to assess current process and develop evaluation criteria. Cross Section of Workshop Participants Regional Planning Commissions (RPCs) Sister Agencies: VDH, ANR, ACCD, VEMSpecial Interests: VLCT, VCIL, AARP, AAA, Modal Interests: Rail Councils, Rail Operators, Bike / Ped Interest Groups, Transit Providers, VT Truck and Bus Association VTrans

  9. FIVE MODES VPSP2 CRITERIA HIGHWAY RAIL ASSET CONDITION Max points = 20 SAFETY Max points = 20 MOBILITY / CONNECTIVITY Max points = 15 COMMUNITY Max points = 10 WALKS, TRAILS & PATHS ECONOMIC ACCESS Max points = 10 ENVIRONMENT Max points = 10 RESILIENCY Max points = 10 HEALTH ACCESS Max points = 5 TRANSIT AVIATION

  10. Modernization & Expansion Projects Model Overview – How will it Work? VTrans Asset Driven Projects

  11. Ideas  Needs  Projects NEEDS PROJECTS Scoping IDEAS PROJECTS NEEDS GIS Mapped PE, ROW, Const. Asset Safety Resiliency Mobility Environment Economic Community Health Condition Connectivity Access Access VPSP2 Framework

  12. Next Steps

  13. Questions?

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