udot funding
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This presentation was given by Bill Lawrence at the 11th Annual Concrete Pavement Workshop.TRANSCRIPT
11th Annual Concrete Pavement Workshop
UDOT – Funding
Presented by: Bill Lawrence January 19, 2012
Overview
Challenges - Utah Facts & Trends
Solutions
Funding
• Current
• Future?
• Population: 2.8 Million
• Land Area: 82,200 Sq. Mi. (12th Largest State)
• 5,949 Miles (13% of State)
• 17,968 Lane-Miles
• System Carries 66% of VMT
Utah Facts
Utah Trends
Construction Costs - 2011
Roadway Categories
Interstate - Green
Regardless of AADT Miles ~ 935, 16% Lane Miles ~ 27% VMT ~ 53% Combo Truck VMT ~ 63%
Level 1 - Red AADT > 2,000 and/or Truck Volumes > 500 Miles ~ 2,170, 37% Lane Miles ~ 43% VMT ~ 43% Combo Truck VMT ~ 32%
Level 2 - Orange AADT < 2,000 Miles ~ 2,735, 47% Lane Miles ~ 36% VMT ~ 4% Combo Truck VMT ~ 5%
UDOT Strategic Goals
• Preserve Infrastructure
• Optimize Mobility
• Improve Safety
• Strengthen the Economy
Pavement Preservation “Good Roads Cost Less”
$238M
$229M
$238M $237M
$240M $241M
$240M
$255M
$251M
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$243M
$253M $252M
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$255M
$260M
2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
Motor Fuel
State Transportation Revenue
State Transportation Revenue
$77M
$81M $84M $85M
$86M
$94M
$101M
$111M $113M
$101M
$95M
$103M
$103M
$70M
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$95M
$100M
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$110M
$115M
$120M
2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
Special Fuel
State Highway User Revenues – 2011 Distribution
April 2009
$3.00 , 21% $0.30 , 2%
$0.30 , 2% $0.40 , 3%
$2.00 , 14%
$7.00 , 50%
$0.50 , 4% $0.50 , 4%
Safety and Operations $14M
Traffic Management Barrier Treatments
Small Area Lighting Sign Modification & Replacement
Safety Spot Improvements New Traffic Signals
ADA Ramp Installations Maintenance Spot Improvement
Anticipated State Transportation Program Funding
April 2009
$9.50 , 61%
$6.00 , 39%
System Preservation $15.5M
Pavement Preventive Maintenance Bridge Preventive Maintenance
Anticipated State Transportation Program Funding
April 2009
$4.00 , 63%
$0.50 , 8%
$0.80 , 13%
$0.60 , 10%
$0.40 , 6%
Other Programs $6.3M
Region Contingency Programming Contingency
Jurisdictional Transfers Public Communication Efforts
Region Concept Development
Anticipated State Transportation Program Funding
Available Transportation Program Funding
April 2009
Recent News Regarding 2012 Federal Funding:
• December 23, 2011, Notice Received regarding a continuing resolution extending funding for most federal agencies until March 31, 2012. President Barack Obama signed the measure into law. (6 months worth, or 50% of FFY 2012 funding is now available).
• The Senate Appropriations Committee approved an FY 2012 appropriations bill that would maintain the current obligation limit for federal highway and transit programs.
VS
• A House measure that seeks to cut highway and transit investment 34%
during the fiscal year that began in Oct.
Anticipated Transportation Program Funding
FEDERAL AID – FFY 2012 $287.2 Million*
UDOT $230.0 Million
*Obligation Limitation- 92% of 2012 Apportionment
Updated Aug 2011
**DRAFT** Commission Workshop , April 2012
Preservation (Orange Book) $38.1 Million
Rehabilitation (Purple Book) $130.8 Million
Safety $13.6 Million Local & Pass Through
$57.2 Million
Match $18.4 Million +
$232.3 Million
Enhancements $ 5.7 Million
Bridge $ 14.3 Million
Capacity/Recon./Choke Pt. $29.8 Million
(Match required to obtain total programming level)
$16.1 Million
State Plan. & Research $6.1 M
Reserve Eq. Bonus $10.0 M
Anticipated Transportation Program Funding FFY 2013 FFY 2014 FFY 2015
FFY 2015
Preservation (Orange Book)
$38.1 Million
Rehabilitation (Purple Book) $149.2 Million
Safety $13.6 Million
Bridge$15.2 Million
Enhancements $6.1M
Capacity/Choke Pt/ Maj. Rehab.
$35.2 Million
FFY 2015
Preservation (Orange Book)
Rehabilitation (Purple Book) $130.8 Million
Safety
Bridge$15.2 Million
FFY 2015
Preservation (Orange Book)
Rehabilitation (Purple Book)
Safety
Enhancements
FFY 2015
Preservation (Orange Book)
Rehabilitation (Purple Book)
Safety
Bridge$14.3 Million
Enhancements
Capacity/Choke Pt./ Maj. Rehab.
FFY 2016
Future Programming Programmed
Enhancements
Bridge$15.2 Million
Capacity/Choke Pt./ Maj. Rehab.
$29.8 Million
Capacity/Choke Pt/ Maj. Rehab.
$35.2 Million
Anticipated State Transportation Program Funding
$2.7M $4.0M
$0.1M
$9.8M $2.3M
$3.4M
$4.1M
$4.7M
$2.7M
$2.2M
$1.3M
$0.9M
$0.0M
$2.0M
$4.0M
$6.0M
$8.0M
$10.0M
$12.0M
$14.0M
$16.0M
$18.0M
R-1 R-2 R-3 R-4
2013 Preservation Program Funding Distribution
Total $38.1M
IM NHS STP FLEX
Anticipated State Transportation Program Funding
$10.7M $16.2M
$0.4M
$39.1M
$6.9M
$10.1M
$12.3M
$14.0M
$8.0M
$6.5M
$3.9M
$2.8M
$0.0M
$10.0M
$20.0M
$30.0M
$40.0M
$50.0M
$60.0M
R-1 R-2 R-3 R-4
2014 Rehabilitation Program Funding Distribution
Total $130.8M
IM NHS STP FLEX
Anticipated Transportation Program Funding
April 2009
Summary: What are we anticipating to program (State & Federal 2013)?
• Federal Dollars = $305.6M • Anticipated and Programmed at 2012 level, project to a full year
apportionment. Approximately $287.2M + 18.4M State Match = $305.6M (This includes Local Federal $’s, but not the required local match).
• Programmable State Dollars = $35.8M • (Have not received completed projections yet, but are
anticipating similar to last years level)
Additional Information
Questions ?