CRTPO Project Selection Direct Attributable & Bonus Allocation Funds

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CRTPO Project Selection Direct Attributable & Bonus Allocation Funds January 21, 2015

Strategic Transportation Investments is State Driven STI process drives NC s TIP Data element tempered by local preference points allocation CRTPO must agree to STI selections

Other Project Selections are CRTPO Driven Federal transportation program sets up funding for urban areas Surface Transportation Program, Direct Attributable aka DA funds Congestion Mitigation & Air Quality aka CMAQ funds Transportation Alternatives Program aka TAP funds STI contains incentives for local funds contribution and for accepting tolling Bonus Allocation is the term for this incentive Programs differ in availability and restrictions NCBOT must agree to CRTPO selections

Surface Transportation Program Direct Attributable (DA) Allocation formula driven by urban area population Roughly $14 M/year to CRTPO STI dictates that these funds come from the division tier funds in urban divisions Relies on continuation of federal program Extremely flexible, use on any mode or project that is federally eligible Spend anywhere in MPO boundary Requires 20% match (usually local) Some flexibility on time of expenditure Involves extensive bureaucratic process

Bonus Allocation (tolling project only) Based on the amount of bonds (against which tolls are pledged) associated with construction portion of project One time allocation per tolled project Requires continuation of STI Funds come off the top of statewide transportation program (not tier) and do not come from the tolls Potential for $150 M resulting from I-77 N (pending financial close) Other CRTPO projects include US 74, I-485 S, & I-77 S Restrictions on amounts that can be spent on division and regional tier projects

Bonus Allocation Rules Use on highway or highway related projects only Spend only in county or counties where tolling project is constructed No match required Must obligate funds within 5 year period Bureaucratic process unknown

TCC Activities (BA) Appointed subcommittee to determine process and projects for the use of BA funds Approved principles for allocation of BA funds Oversaw CRTPO call for projects for BA Call resulted in 75 projects requesting more than $1 B. Approved use of test methodology to determine potential set of projects Discussions with I-77 Mobility partners for potential project modifications on I-77 N

TCC BA Use Principles Use all the money on eligible projects Eligible projects in the tolled corridor receive priority consideration Eligible projects outside the tolled corridor that add system benefit to the tolled corridor receive secondary consideration Projects will be mindful of creating a compensation event (P3 contract issue) Maximize use on Division and Regional tier projects, then fund Statewide tier projects

TCC Activities (DA) Referred issue to subcommittee for recommendations Discussion of using flexibility in modal use to offset STI prejudice for motor vehicle projects Program only 5 years worth of funds Use funds to offset DOT divisions loss of discretionary funds to STI Discussion of bureaucratic burden of federal funds

Potential TCC Project Types Majority (50% or more) of funds used for additional STI division tier highway projects based on STI score and cash flow issues Reserve ½ of remainder for transit and human powered projects (tbd) Reserve ½ of remainder for small operational type projects (tbd)

Overarching Considerations CRTPO not likely to focus on details of how funds can be used TCC will focus on full utilization of funds Geographic distribution of projects Local match and administrative capabilities NCDOT capabilities/willingness to provide administrative support

Next Steps Subcommittee meeting to determine draft set of projects using DA and BA funds Meetings with I-77 Mobility Partners continue to discuss collaborations TCC to review on Feb. 5 the potential set of projects and forward for CRTPO discussion on Feb. 18.