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STIP Development Machelle Watkins, MoDOT Transportation Planning Director Statewide Planning Partner Meeting February 8, 2019

Missouri Transportation Funding FISCAL YEAR 2018 (Dollars in Millions) Missouri User Fees and Other Revenue (Gas Tax) $1,582 Federal Revenue (Gas Tax) $1,011 Missouri General Revenue (Income Tax) $12 Total Revenue $2,605 $393 Cities and Counties State = $277 Federal = $116 $261 Other State Agencies Revenue, HWY Patrol & License Plate Reissuance $290 Debt Payment $1,571 State Roads and Bridges Federal = $835 State = $736 $90 Multimodal Federal = $60 State = $18 Gen. rev. = $12

Total Expenditures $2,602 Cities and Counties $393 State = $277 Federal = $116 MO Dept. Of Revenue: $20 License Plate Reissuance $4 MO State HWY Patrol $237 Other State Agencies $261 Debt Service $290 Road & Bridge Expenditures $1,566 Multimodal $92 Aviation $37 Contractor Payments: $784 Program Delivery*: $128 Design Consultants: $40 Right-of-way Acquisitions: $4 Roadway: $232 Equipment and Utilities: $86 Winter: $43 Roadside: $41 Bridge: $26 Insurance: $19 Incident Management: $7 Other: $9 Internal Operating Costs*: $24 Capital Improvements: $8 Information Systems Investments: $20 Fleet Investments: $27 Construction Program $956 Maintenance* $463 Fleet, Facilities and Info Systems $79 Admin* $52 Highway Safety Programs* $16 Transit $35 Rail $13 $3 $2 $1 $1 Multimodal Internal Operating Costs* Port-Waterways Freight STAR Fund Loan Program *Includes salaries, wages, and fringe benefits.

Total Expenditures $2,602 Cities and Counties $393 State = $277 Federal = $116 MO Dept. Of Revenue: $20 License Plate Reissuance $4 MO State HWY Patrol $237 Other State Agencies $261 Debt Service $290 Road & Bridge Expenditures $1,566 Multimodal $92 Aviation $37 Operations STIP Contractor Payments: $784 Program Delivery*: $128 Design Consultants: $40 Right-of-way Acquisitions: $4 Roadway: $232 Equipment and Utilities: $86 Winter: $43 Roadside: $41 Bridge: $26 Insurance: $19 Incident Management: $7 Other: $9 Internal Operating Costs*: $24 Capital Improvements: $8 Information Systems Investments: $20 Fleet Investments: $27 Construction Program $956 Maintenance* $463 Fleet, Facilities and Info Systems $79 Admin* $52 Highway Safety Programs* $16 Transit $35 Rail $13 $3 $2 $1 $1 Multimodal Internal Operating Costs* Port-Waterways Freight STAR Fund Loan Program *Includes salaries, wages, and fringe benefits.

Construction Program Funds Distribution (Fiscal Year 2018 Amounts) Total Construction Program Funds $1,146 Million Special Programs $189 Million Cost Share and Partnering Funds Transportation Alternatives Open Container Penalty Asset Management Deficit Total Distributed Construction Program Funds $957 Million

Note: Amounts include engineering costs (Includes $6 Engineering) (Includes $79 Engineering)

Funding Distribution History Established current categories in 2003 Last updated Taking Care of the System amount in 2006 increased from $400 million to $435 million Increased Safety from $25 million to $35 million in 2016 $10 million Asset Management Deficit Program added in 2017

Revised Construction Program Funds Distribution Total Construction Program Funds $1,169 Million (Fiscal Year 2022 Amounts) Engineering $176 Million MoDOT staff costs Consultant costs Special Programs $142 Million Cost Share and Partnering Funds Transportation Alternatives Open Container Penalty Total Distributed Construction Program Funds $851 Million

Revised Construction Program Funds Distribution Construction Program Funds $851 Million (Fiscal Year 2022 Amounts) Safety $29 Million $2 million distributed for statewide program $27 million distributed based on fatalities and serious injuries on state highways Asset Management $677 Million $94 million major bridge funding distributed directly to districts Remaining $583 million based on asset management plan. Distributed based on highway travel, bridge size and highway miles. Note: Amounts do not include engineering costs and district share of debt service for GARVEE debt payments. System Improvements $145 Million Distributed based on population, employment and highway travel.

Funding Distribution Factors Fiscal Year 2022 Current Factors: - Safety % - Taking Care of the System % - Flexible % New Factors: - Safety % - Asset Management % - System Improvements % 6.3% 8.9% 4.7% 8.7% 7.6% 4.7% 6.3% 9.1% 4.7% 8.7% 7.7% 4.7% 16.8% 18.3% 21.1% 21.8% 19.4% 15.8% 14.8% 13.2% 12.3% 11.3% 23.6% 34.6% 13.8% 13.5% 8.8% 16.8% 17.7% 21.1% 21.8% 19.4% 16.7% 14.8% 13.2% 12.7% 11.3% 22.2% 34.6% 13.8% 13.9% 8.8%

Asset Management Rolling 10-year plan District Specific Plans Clearly indicates the funding needs to maintain system goals

Major Roads 5,546 Miles = 16% of System Travel Total = 76% Pavement Goal = 90% Currently = 92% Cost $120,500/lane mile Treatment Type = 85-95% Preventive MT

Minor Roads 17,166 Miles = 51% of System Travel Total = 22% Pavement Goal = 80%* Currently = 81% Cost = $37,700/lane mile Treatment Type = 100% Preventive MT * Based on current funding level

Low Volume Roads 11,147 Miles = 33% of System Travel Total = 2% Pavement Goal = 70%* Currently = 73% Maintained by MoDOT Maintenance * Based on current funding level

Bridges 10,385 total Major Bridges = 208 Typical Bridges = 10,177 Typical Bridges Avg Cost/sq ft % of Work Replacements $279 16% Redeck $89 11% Other(PM/Rehab) $35 73% Bridge Goal: 900 Poor Condition Bridges (at current funding level) Currently: 922 Poor Condition Bridges

922 Poor Bridges

10-Year Major Bridge Needs

Asset Management Needs Fiscal Year 2022 (Dollars in Millions) Maintain System Conditions = $583 Major Bridges = $94 Total = $677 $1,000 $900 $800 Asset Management Needs (Does Not Include Engineering) $700 $600 $500 $400 $300 Major Bridges Other Asset Management Needs $200 $100 $0 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029

Summary of Changes Beginning in fiscal year 2022, revise Taking Care of System (TCOS) amount to match asset management plan needs. The new Asset Management category will include: Statewide funding for all major bridges Distributed funding for other asset management needs. Asset Management needs for 2022 is $583 million, which will increase 3% annually for inflation. This amount will be distributed using current TCOS factors, except major bridges will be removed from bridge square footage. The Asset Management amount will be reviewed and updated, if necessary, annually. Rename Flexible Funds category to System Improvements. Discontinue Asset Management Deficit Program.