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To
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Mayor and Council
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Subject
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FY 2020 Georgia Department of Transportation - Transportation Planning Contract
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Initiator
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Planning Department
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Recommendation
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Approval is requested to execute a contract with the Georgia \n \n Department of Transportation for Financial Assistance to carry out the FY 2020 \n \n Transportation Planning Work Activities of the Columbus-Phenix Transportation \n \n Study \n \n (C-PCTS).
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Approval
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Pending
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Background
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During June of each year, the Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO)
receives a contract on behalf of the City from the Georgia Department of
Transportation
(GDOT) for Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) Section 112 Funds to perform
multi-modal
transportation planning activities identified in the Columbus-Phenix City
Unified Planning Work
Program (UPWP). The Transportation Planning Division, which is housed within
the MPO
performs the planning work that includes items such as the Metropolitan
Transportation Plan
(MTP), Transportation Improvement Program (TIP), Congestion Management Process
(CMP),
Site Impact Analysis, Traffic Modeling Networks, and additional planning
activities. The City is
required to provide the 20% local match for $68,569.32 to receive the Federal
Funds.
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Analysis
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The Columbus-Phenix City Transportation Study (C-PCTS) serves as the
Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) for the urban area. The Transportation
Planning Division is the designated MPO recipient and project administrator of
Section 112
Transportation Planning Funds. The Transportation Planning Funds are designated
for the
Columbus-Phenix City MPO for the performance of multi-modal transportation
activities.
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Financial Considerations
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Transportation planning funds in the amount of $274,277.28
is requested in the form of a contract with the Georgia Department of
Transportation. The
following is a breakdown of funding sources.
The City's 20% match of $68,569.32 is budgeted in the FY 2020 Budget, General
Fund.
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Projected Annual Fiscal Impact Statement
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This is an annual contract with the
Georgia Department of Transportation and the Federal Highway Administration,
which will
require a 20% match.
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Legal Considerations
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The Columbus-Phenix City Transportation Study is in
compliance with all applicable planning requirements and certifications
necessary in order
to receive the federal funds.
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Recommendations/ Actions
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Approval is requested to execute a contract to receive
Federal Funding for the FY 2020 Transportation Planning Activities.
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