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011 Dironna Belton Office of Intermodal Planning and Investment

011 Dironna Belton Office of Intermodal Planning and Investment. What is VTrans?. Code of Virginia -- § 33.1-23.03 Requires CTB to develop a statewide multimodal long-range plan.

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011 Dironna Belton Office of Intermodal Planning and Investment

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  1. 011 Dironna Belton Office of Intermodal Planning and Investment

  2. What is VTrans? • Code of Virginia -- § 33.1-23.03 • Requires CTB to develop a statewide multimodal long-range plan. • Facilitated by Office of Intermodal Planning & Investment and transportation agencies within the Transportation Secretariat. • VTrans Creates Policy Framework • Policy document that frames the vision for the future and identifies critical steps that must be taken to make that vision a reality. • Provides Framework for Other Planning Efforts • Transportation agency plans, Surface Transportation Plans, Rural Long-Range plans and regional/MPO plans follow the framework of VTrans to support the goals and priorities outlined therein.

  3. Why a VTrans2035 Update? • Legislative changes sought better coordination between the development of VTrans and the gubernatorial administration. • The General Assembly changed the VTrans timeline to every four years and required the submission of a statewide plan by January 1, 2013 and another, updated statewide plan by December 1, 2015. • In this way, each administration will have time not only to develop a VTrans update, but also to implement the recommendations therein, during their term in office.

  4. Why a VTrans2035 Update? • Due to this legislative change, the current VTrans effort, known as VTrans2035 Update, is considered an interim update, which keeps the same horizon year as the previous VTrans2035. • This update will serve as a bridge between VTrans2035, completed in 2009, and VTrans2040, due in 2015, as the Commonwealths shifts to a performance based planning standard. VTrans2035Dec. 2009 VTrans2035 UpdateJan. 2013 VTrans2040Dec. 2015

  5. VTrans2035 Update

  6. VTrans2035 (2009) Statewide Transportation Plan • No direct connection between goals and investment priorities • Some investment priorities highlight key projects, while others describe broad initiatives

  7. Governor’s Multimodal Strategic Plan (2010) Vision for Multimodal Transportation in Virginia Virginia will have a coordinated system of roads, rails, ports, transit, bicycle, pedestrian and aviation resources that provides integrated and efficient options that meet citizen, visitor and business transportation needs.

  8. VTrans2035 (2013) Update Statewide Transportation Plan Evaluate System Evaluate & Adjust Policies

  9. VTrans2035 Section 33.1-23.03 of the Code of Virginia directs the Commonwealth Transportation Board, with the assistance of the Office of Intermodal Planning and Investment, to develop a Statewide Transportation Plan setting forth an assessment of capacity needs for all corridors of statewide significance, regional networks, and improvements to promote urban development areas.

  10. VTrans2035 UpdateProposed Framework • Investment Priorities directly linked to goals • Investment priorities consistently broad in scope • Investment strategies more specific

  11. What Has Changed Since VTrans2035 • One Corridor of Statewide Significance (CoSS) Added

  12. What Has Changed Since VTrans 2035? • Federal Grants for High Speed Rail (2009 and 2010) • Established 20-yr lease on state-of-the-art APM Terminal (2010) • Governor’s Omnibus Transportation Bill (2011) • Department of Aviation Economic Impact Study (2011) • Reorganization & Staffing of Public-Private Partnership (OTP3) Office • Legislation requiring P3s for Hampton Roads Bridges/Tunnels • Dedicated multimodal planning staff • Continued Fiscal and Economic Challenges

  13. Goals, Investment Priorities, Investment Strategies

  14. Performance Based Framework • ACTION STATEMENTS (serve as objectives) • QUANTIFIABLE TO THE EXTENT POSSIBLE • LANGUAGE RELATES DIRECTLY TO INVESTMENTS AND PROGRAMS • STABLE, MINOR ADJUSTMENTS FROM ONE UPDATE TO THE NEXT • STABLE, HIGH DEGREE OF BUY-IN

  15. Performance Based Framework

  16. Prioritizing in the FrameworkInvestment Priorities Governor’s Prioritization Prioritization Questions Evaluation Screens Ability to Improve prioritized-performing Goals Will the Investment Priority “Move the Needle”? (i.e., improve performance of prioritized -goals) Safety Congestion Relief Economic Development Efficient Project Delivery & System Performance For those that do, what are the most affordable? Affordability For those that do, which can be implemented the easiest? Implementation For those that do, which have the most associated risk if not implemented? Risk

  17. Prioritizing in the FrameworkInvestment Strategies and CoSS Tiering for CMPs Low/Medium/ High CoSS

  18. CoSS Master Plans

  19. VTrans2035 Update Development Process Corridor of Statewide Significance Master Plans • Public Meetings • Regional Forum I • Internet • Stakeholder/Interest • Group Meetings • Regional Forum II • Internet • Public Meetings • Internet Fall/Winter 2011 Winter/Spring 2012 Summer 2012

  20. How do I Stay in Touch? • www.vtrans.org • Contact: • Dironna Belton • Office of Intermodal Planning and Investment • Phone:  804-786-0448 • E-mail: Dironna.belton@governor.virginia.gov For highlights from our public participation meetings, please visit our website. Feel free to leave comments or LIKE us on Facebook!!!!

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