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To
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Mayor and Council
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Subject
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FY2004 GaDOT Transportation Planning Contract
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Initiator
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Department of Engineering
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Recommendation
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Approval of resolution to apply for and receive Federal funds to perform \n \n transportation planning activities throughout the Columbus-Phenix City urban \n \n area.
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Approval
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Approved
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Background
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During May of each year, the Department of Engineering submits applications on
behalf
of the City to GaDOT for FHWA Section 112 Funds to perform multimodal
transportation planning
activities identified in the Columbus-Phenix City Unified Planning Work
Program. The Transportation
Planning Division, which is housed within the Department performs the planning
work that includes items
such as the Long Range Transportation Plan (LRTP), Transportation Improvement
Program (TIP),
Alternative Transportation Systems Planning, Site Impact Analysis, Traffic
Modeling Networks and
additional planning activities. The State/Federal funds being applied for
cover 90% of the cost of the
transportation planning program. The City is required to provide the 10% local
match to receive the
Federal funds.
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Analysis
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The Columbus-Phenix City Transportation Study serves as the Metropolitan
Planning
Organization (MPO) for the urban area. The Department of Engineering 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
multimodal transportation
activities.
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Financial Considerations
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Transportation planning funds in the amount of $254,319 are being
requested in the form of a contract with GaDOT. The following is a break down
of each contract.
FHWA/Section 112
Dollars Applied For (90%)
$254,319
Local Match (10%) 28,258
Total GaDOT Contract (100%) $282,577
Total $282,577
The City's 10% match of 28,258 is budgeted in the FY04 Budget, General Fund.
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Projected Annual Fiscal Impact Statement
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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 and state funds.
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Recommendations/ Actions
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Approve the resolution authorizing the City Manager to apply for and
receive Federal funding for FY04 Transportation Planning Activities.
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