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MAP-21: Impacts to New Startsand Small Starts
Senate Transportation Finance andPolicy Committee
Mark W. Fuhrmann
Program Director, New StartsFebruary 4, 2013
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5309 Fixed Guideway or New Starts program hassignificant changes
New programs emphasize formula funding, safety,and state of good repair (asset preservation andmanagement)
FY 2013 transit authorization $10.6B compared to$10.5B previously
MAP-21 Transit Programs
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New Starts projects defined as a new fixed-guideway capital project with a budget exceeding$250M and federal funding exceeding $75M
Small Starts projects defined as a new fixed-guideway capital project with a budget less than$250M and federal funding less than $75M
Transit Programs
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Federal Funding Participation
Hiawatha: $413 millionNorthstar: $162 millionCentral: $478 millionTotal: $1.053 billion
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LRT Capital Funding Shares
30%
10%10%
50%CTIB
RRA
State
FTA
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New Starts Funding Levels
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500
1000
1500
2000
2500
2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
(in millions)
FY 2009 and 2010 include ARRA fundingFY 2013 and 2014 MAP-21 funding authorization
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Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Definition
BRT New Starts Projects
Operate in a separated right-of-way dedicated forpublic transportation use during peak periods
Include features that emulate rail services
BRT Small Starts
Does not specify operation in a dedicated right-of-way
Defined as a corridor based project with features thatemulate rail service
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Streamlines Application Steps to Enter
New Starts Process
Project sponsor submits a letter to FTAdescribing the project and requesting entry intoProject Development
Concurrently, the project sponsor initiatesactivities required under the NationalEnvironmental Policy Act (NEPA)
FTA is required to respond in 45 days
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Streamlines Environmental Review
Coordinates and accelerates Federal agency reviews
Widens eligibility of Categorical Exclusions
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Six Statutory Justification Criteria:
Mobility improvements Environmental benefits
Congestion relief Economic development Land use policies that support public transportation Cost effectiveness measured by cost per rider
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Employee Pre-Tax Transit Benefit
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2012 2013
Transit per Month $125 $240
Parking per Month $240 $240
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More Information
www.centralcorridor.orgwww.swlrt.org
Mark FuhrmannProgram Director New Starts Rail Projects
651-602-1942
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