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South Capitol Street CorridorProject Informational Update Meeting
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Tonights Agenda
6:30 p.m. Sign-In
7:00 p.m. Welcome
7:05 p.m. Project Update Presentation7:35 p.m. Open House
8:30 p.m. Adjournment
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Todays Speakers
Sanjay Kumar, P.E., DDOT - AnacostiaWaterfront Initiative Program Manager
Jim Moorcroft, P.E., CH2M HILL - South CapitolStreet Corridor Project Manager
Linda Fennell, DDOT - DBE SupportiveServices Program Manager and Coordinator forBusiness Opportunity and Workforce
Development Center
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Presentation Overview
Anacostia Waterfront Initiative (AWI) South Capitol Street Project Planning
History
Project Update Disadvantage Business Enterprise (DBE)
and Workforce Development Goals
Next Steps
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Anacostia WaterfrontFINAL REPORT JUNE 2005
30-Year, $10 Billion Series Projects
Created by March 2000 Memorandum ofUnderstanding Between the District and19 Other Federal and Regional Agencies
5 Key Themes:
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Restore:A clean and active river.o Connect:Eliminating barriers and
gaining access.
o Play:A great riverfront park system.
o Celebrate:Cultural destinations ofdistinct character.
o Live:Building strong waterfrontneighborhoods.
Creating a World-Class Waterfront
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AWI Program Transportation Projects
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o Phase 1 = $600 Million (Segments 1, 2 and demo)o Phase 2 = $300 Million (Segments 3/4/5)
South Capitol Street Improvements:
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Frederick Douglass Memorial Bridge
63-years-old, End of
Useful Life Replacement Due to:
o Age and Condition,
o Functional Limitations,and
o Importance to theDistricts
TransportationNetwork and Plans
Deterioration RequiresRepairs with IncreasingFrequency, Cost andTraffic Impacts
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Project History
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Project Planning Process
Included in Anacostia WaterfrontInitiative Program for Creating a World-
Class Waterfront
Project Goals of Improving:
o Multi-modal Transportation,
o Community Access,
o Economic and ResidentialDevelopment and
o Safety
Final Environmental Impact Statement(FEIS) Approved in Spring 2011
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KeyStakeholders Local Communities and
Residents
Businesses
Motorists, bicyclist andpedestrians
Federal HighwayAdministration
U.S. Coast Guard
U.S. Navy (JBAB)
Army Corps of Engineers National Capital Planning
Commission
Commission on Fine Arts
Nationals Ball Club
Advisory Council on HistoricPreservation
National Park Service
Washington MetropolitanArea Transit Authority
DC Water
U.S. EnvironmentalProtection Agency
District Department of theEnvironment
State Historic PreservationOffice
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South Capitol Street Corridor
Creating a
Grand UrbanBoulevard
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Project Update
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Project Features
New Frederick Douglass Memorial Bridge (FDMB) Demolition of existing FDMB
New traffic ovals at west and east ends of FDMB
Upgraded I-295 Suitland Parkway interchange
Improved bikeway and pedestrian access
New drainage and stormwater management Landscaping and streetscape
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Project Success Goals
Safety at all times On-time and within budget
Minimize traveling public impacts
Proactive project planning and execution Environmental, aesthetic and sustainability
commitments achieved
Quality project
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Challenges Project Costs and Schedule
Geotechnical Conditions Frederick Douglass Memorial Bridge Design
Environmental Remediation, Protection, Mitigation
Maintenance of Traffic (MOT) Maintain River Traffic During Construction
Pedestrian and Bicycle Access and Connections
Utilities and Other Major Project Coordination
Urban Design and Aesthetics
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FEISBridge Alignment
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New Parallel Alignment
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Traffic Oval West of Bridge
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New Frederick DouglassMemorial Bridge
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New Frederick DouglassMemorial Bridge
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East Oval and I-295 Interchange
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Bicycle and Pedestrian Facilities
18-foot shared use bike and walkways onFDMB
18-foot connections around and throughovalsoWest oval connections to Potomac and R
Street
o East oval connections to Suitland Parkway,Howard Road and South Capitol Street
Bikeway connection to Suitland Parkwaybike path
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Conceptual Trail Connections
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West Pedestrian/Bike Access
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Pedestrian/Bike Travel on Bridge
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Stormwater Management Features
Mayor Gray: In one generation, DC will be thehealthiest, greenest and most livable city in U.S.
New DDOE regulations in now effect
Strategies mimic natural hydrologic systemso Streetscape bioretention planting strips
o Open bioretention cells open space landscaping
o Pervious pavements allows pavement infiltration
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Stormwater/Sustainability Features
Cross Section: South Capitol Street and Traffic Oval East of the Anacostia River
Streetscape Bioretention Permeable Pavement Open Bioretention Area
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Property/Right of Way Acquisition
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Supplemental FEIS Process
Supplemental FEIS is being prepared for FHWA,including updated Record Of Decision (ROD)
Key Evaluation parameters
o Parallel bridge alignment
o Fixed v. moveable bascule designs
o Navigation clearance requirements
Anticipated ROD approval by FHWA 2ND Quarter2014
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Anacostia River Navigation Study
Stakeholder Coordination
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U.S. Coast Guardo U.S. Navy
o NuStar Fuel Pier
o Nearby Marinas
Began in April 2013
Minimum Navigation Clearanceo
Moveable Bridgeo Fixed Bridge
FHWA-mandated fixed vs.moveable bridge cost-benefitanalysis
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Disadvantaged Business Enterpriseand Work Force Development Goals
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Disadvantage Business Enterprise(DBE) Goals
DBE goal is 25% of total contract value
DBE Plan will be submitted by the contractor andapproved by DDOT
DBE Compliance will be monitored and audited byMohammed Kabir
Office of Civil Rights
202-299-2190
For DBE Certification questions contact:Ms. Glenda Payne
Office of Civil Rights
202-671-0479
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Workforce Development
Employee Training Requirements will be included inthe construction contract
On-the-Job Training and Apprenticeship Positionswill be made available
For Work Force Development questions contact:
Linda Fennell
Office of Civil Rights
202-645-8620
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Next Steps
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Project Financing
Mayor Gray included $622 million for the projectin his FY 2014 budget
Project Finance Plan is being reviewed byFederal Highway Administration (FHWA)
Plan utilizes both federal and District ofColumbia funds
GARVEE Bonds to be issued
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Project Phase 1 Schedule
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Statement Of Qualifications August 1, 2013Submission date
Notification of Short List 3rd Quarter 2013
Issue Request for Proposals 4th Quarter 2013
Receive Proposals 1st Quarter 2014
Select Design-Build Team 2nd Quarter 2014
Notice to Proceed 4th
Quarter 2014 Final Completion 4th Quarter 2018
Project Phase 1 Schedule(Segments 1 and 2)
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Good-neighbor construction
Limit impacts to neighbors
Maximize accessibility and mobility
River delivery of materials
Water truck controlling dust
SAFETY AT ALL TIMES
Designated haul routes
Dust control
No construction worker parkingin neighborhoods
Maintaining access during construction
Minimizing Construction Impacts
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Staying Involved
For more information, visit
www.anacostiawaterfront.org/SouthCapitolStreetCorridor
Receive project updates, askquestions or comment:
o Sign up tonight for theproject email list
o Email: [email protected]
o Call: 202-741-8528
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