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SOUTH CENTRAL REGIONAL COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS Planning for Our Region’s Future

Bethany Branford East Haven Guilford Hamden Madison Meriden Milford New Haven North Branford North Haven Orange Wallingford West Haven Woodbridge

Carl J. Amento, Executive Director

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To: Transportation Committee and Transportation Technical Committee From: William Dickinson Chairman, Transportation Committee Date: September 29, 2014 Subject: Wednesday, October 8, 2014

Meeting of the Transportation Committee and Transportation Technical Committee at 12:00, in the offices of SCRCOG

Agenda

1. Public Information meeting for the 2015 Statewide Transportation Improvement Program.

Action Items:

2. Meeting Minutes of August 13, 2014 Pages 4, 5

3. 2015-2018 Transportation Improvement Program Attached

Recommend to SCRCOG for adoption

a. Ozone Air Quality Conformity Resolution Pages 6, 7 b. PM 2.5 Air Quality Conformity Resolution Pages 8, 9 c. 2012-2015 TIP Resolution Pages 10, 11

Informational Items:

4. New Haven-Meriden STP-Urban Program and LOTCIP

Stephen Dudley

5. Other Business

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Transportation and Transportation Technical Committee Distribution List All Receiving Agenda Notice via Email or Fax Municipalities Bethany: M. Calhoun, A. Marek, A.Green1 Branford: J. Cosgrove, C. Andres, J. Giner, T. Milici, J. Plaziak1 East Haven: K. White1 Guilford: J. Mazza, G. Kral, M. Damiani, K. Quercia, J. Portley1 Hamden: L. Creane, E. Fuller, T. Wydra, R. Szczypek, B. Brinton1 Madison: F. McPherson, P. Apel, C. Traugh, M. Ott1 Meriden: D. Caruso, L. Kendzior, D. Brunet, D. White, B. Bass1 Milford: B. Blake, D. Sulkis, G. Wassmer1 New Haven: T. Harp, A. Scott, K. Gilvarg, B. Notghi, M Piscitelli, D. Hausladen, K DiAdamo North Branford: K. Weiss1, C. Zebb, M. Paulhus, D. Combs North Haven: M. Freda, A. Fredricksen, B. Cummings, J. Giuleitti, J Bodwell1

Orange: P. Dinice, R. Hiza, P. Kaplan Wallingford: W. Dickinson, D. Roe, J. Thompson1 West Haven:E. Obrien, C. Sherman, J. Brunt, A. Quadir1, B. Sabo, C. Suggs Woodbridge: P. Rubens-Dahl, W. Connors1 1voting Technical Transportation Committee member appointed by chief elected official Others The Advisor Amity Observer Center for Disability Rights: M. Gallucci ConnDOT: M. Rolfe, G. Wright, D. Larosa, J Redeker, R. Etuka, K. Chukwa, M. Salter,

P. Zapatrick, E. Wynkoop Connecticut League of Women Voters (New Haven Chapter): N. Ciarleglio Connecticut Post Connecticut Public Broadcasting Connecticut Transit: P. Fry, S. Willis, B. Diggs CT Latino News CTRIDES: P. Hypolite FHWA: Eloise Powell, Amy Jackson-Grove Fox Connecticut Greater New Haven Chamber of Commerce: T. Rescigno, L. DiCocco-Beauton Greater New Haven Convention and Visitors Bureau: G. Kozlowski Greater New Haven Transit District: D. Carter, L. Richards, A. Naudus, K. Dunham Hamden Community News






Distribution List (Continued) Hamden Journal Hartford Courant Inner City News Integrated Management Controls: S. Gale La Voz Hispana Luchs Associates: R. Dagan Masters Manna: C. Trzcinski Milford Mirror Milford- Orange Bulletin Milford Transit District: H. Jadach My Record Journal New Haven Advocate New Haven Independent New Haven Parking Authority: J. Staniewicz, W. Kilpatrick, M. Fortunata New Haven Register: M. Zaretsky Northeast Transportation Company: J. Spina Office of Congresswoman Rosa DeLauro: L. Mangini Office of Senator Richard Blumenthal: Riju Das Orange Patch PBAmericas (Glastonbury): A. Moretti, Post Chronicle Quad Town Adviser Shoreline Times Shore Publishing Spanish Community of Wallingford: M. Harlow Technical Planning Associates: B. Sacco United Illuminating Company: S. Saczynski Wallingford Committee on Aging: W. Viola Wallingford Youth and Social Services: C. Turner Wallingford Public Access West Haven Chamber of Commerce: N. DeMatties West Haven Voice WVIT Channel 30 News WTNH Channel 8 News WTIC 1080 news WRYM 840 AM La Gigante WFSB Channel 3 News WQUN 1220 AM






Transportation Committee Minutes - August 13, 2014

Transportation Committee Members Transportation Technical Committee Branford, Janice Plaziak (proxy for FS Cosgrove) Guilford, FS Joseph Mazza Madison, FS Fillmore McPherson Wallingford, John Thompson (proxy for Mayor Dickinson) Guests Edgar Wynkoop, CDOT Lori Richards, Greater NH Transit District Michael Piscitelli, City of New Haven Josh LeCar, City of New Haven Rajat Mathur, City of New Haven

Guilford, James Portley Meriden, Robert Bass Milford, Gary Wassmer North Branford, Kurt Weiss North Haven, Johnathan Bodwell Orange, Robert Hiza West Haven, Abdul Quadir SCRCOG Stephen Dudley, Christopher Rappa

FS Mazza called the meeting to order at 12:05. Action Item #1: Meeting Minutes of July 9, 2014 Minutes of the July 9, 2014 meeting were adopted on a motion by FS McPherson. J. Bodwell seconded the motion, which passed unanimously. Action Item #2: 2012-2015 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) Amendment Twenty-Eight S. Dudley presented TIP Amendment Twenty-Eight which included six projects. After a brief discussion, J. Bodwell made a motion to recommend approval, FS McPherson seconded, and the motion passed unanimously. Action Item #3: FY 15 Unified Planning Work Program (UPWP) Revisions S. Dudley reviewed the changes made to the FY 15 UPWP based on feedback from CTDOT and FTA. Among the changes was the inclusion of the Transit Alternatives Analysis, which will be conducted by the Greater New Haven Transit District and the City of New Haven, in the Other Planning Activities section. J. Plaziak made a motion to recommend approval, J. Portley seconded, and the motion passed unanimously. Action Item #4: Master Municipal Agreements for Rights of Way Projects S. Dudley presented a synopsis of the Master Municipal Agreements for Rights of Way Projects (MMA/ROW) that have been sent to about half of the State’s municipalities. S. Dudley reviewed the presentation and discussion about the MMA/ROW that occurred during the August 7 CARPO Meeting. S. Dudley offered to draft comments on behalf of the Region and circulate them among the Committee Members, with the ultimate goal of submitting them to CDOT. J. Mazza suggested that Town Attorneys who wished to comment should communicate directly with S. Dudley.






Transportation Committee Minutes - August 13, 2014 (continued) Information Item #5: New Haven-Meriden STP-Urban Program and LOTCIP S. Dudley discussed the recent updates to the Local Transportation Capital Improvement Program (LOTCIP). On July 25, the State Bond Commission approved the FY 15 funding. S. Dudley requested that Committee members with a project on the FY 15 priority list review their project to ensure that it will be “ready-to-go” by the end of the calendar year. S. Dudley called for volunteers to review the first two municipally-designed projects – Guilford’s West Lake Avenue Pavement Rehabilitation project and Madison’s Green Hill Road Reconstruction project. J. Bodwell and K. Weiss volunteered to review the Guilford project. J. Portley and R. Hiza volunteered to review the Madison project. S. Dudley requested that SCRCOG staff be notified of all meetings between CTDOT and municipal staff regarding the LOTCIP projects. Information Item #6: Other Business None J. Plaziak made a motion to adjourn. J. Portley seconded. The meeting was adjourned at 12:37 PM.

SOUTH CENTRAL REGIONAL COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS





RESOLUTION ON CONFORMITY WITH THE CLEAN AIR ACT

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WHEREAS, The South Central Regional Council of Governments (SCRCOG) is required to submit an Air Quality Conformity Statement to the US Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) and to the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in accordance with the final conformity rule promulgated by EPA (40 CFR 51 and 93) when adopting an annual Transportation Improvement Program or when effecting a significant revision of the Regions Transportation Plan; and

WHEREAS,

Title 42, Section 7506 (3) (A) states that conformity of transportation plans and programs will be demonstrated if: 1. the plans and programs are consistent with recent estimates of mobile source emissions; 2. the plans and programs provide for the expeditious implementation of certain

transportation control measures; 3. the plans and programs contribute to annual emissions reductions consistent with the

Clean Air Act of 1977, as amended; and WHEREAS,

It is the opinion of the South Central Regional Council of Governments (SCRCOG) that the plans and programs approved today, October 22, 2014 and submitted to FHWA and EPA conform to the requirements of Title 42, Section 7506 (3) (A) as interpreted by EPA (40 CFR 51 and 93); and

WHEREAS, The State of Connecticut has elected to assess conformity in the Connecticut portion of the New York-Northern New Jersey-Long Island, NY-NJ-CT Ozone Moderate Nonattainment area (Fairfield, New Haven and Middlesex Counties) and the Greater Connecticut Ozone Moderate Nonattainment Area (Hartford, New London, Tolland, Windham and Litchfield counties), and the Connecticut Department of Transportation has jointly assessed the impact of all transportation plans and programs in these Nonattainment areas (Ozone Air Quality Conformity Report August, 2014); and






WHEREAS, The Connecticut Department of Transportation’s assessment (above) has found that plans and programs jointly meet mobile source emission’s guidelines advanced by EPA pursuant to Section 7506 (3) (A).

Now, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the South Central Regional Council of Governments

That the South Central Regional Council of Governments (SCRCOG) finds that the Long Range Plan (April, 2011) and the FFY 2015-2018 TIP conform to air quality requirements of the U.S. Environmental Protection Administration (40 CFR 51 and 93), related U.S. Department if Transportation guidelines (23 CFR 450) and with Title 42, Section 7506 (3) (A) and hereby approves the existing August 2014 Ozone Air Quality Conformity Determination.

CERTIFICATE The undersigned duly qualified and acting Secretary of the South Central Council of Governments certifies that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of a resolution adopted at a legally convened meeting of the South Central Council of Governments (SCRCOG) on October 22, 2014. Date: October 22, 2014. By: ____________________________________ First Selectman Fillmore McPherson, Secretary South Central Regional Council of Governments







PM 2.5

WHEREAS, The South Central Council of Governments (SCRCOG) is required to submit an Air Quality Conformity Statement to the US Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) and to the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in accordance with the final conformity rule promulgated by EPA (40 CFR 51 and 93) when adopting an annual Transportation Improvement Program or when effecting a significant revision of the Regions Transportation Plan; and

WHEREAS,

Title 42, Section 7506 (3) (A) states that conformity of transportation plans and programs will be demonstrated if: 1. the plans and programs are consistent with recent estimates of mobile source

emissions; 2. the plans and programs provide for the expeditious implementation of certain



It is the opinion of the South Central Regional Council of Governments (SCRCOG) that the plans and programs approved on October 22, 2014 and submitted to FHWA and EPA conform to the requirements of Title 42, Section 7506 (3) (A) as interpreted by EPA (40 CFR 51 and 93); and

WHEREAS,

The New York – Northern New Jersey – Long Island, NY-NJ-CT area is designated a PM 2.5 Nonattainment area; and

WHEREAS, The State of Connecticut has elected to jointly assess conformity in all PM 2.5 nonattainment areas in Connecticut (Fairfield County and New Haven County) and






WHEREAS,

The results of the required emissions analysis performed by the Connecticut Department of Transportation on the Regional Long Range Plan (April 2011) and the FFY 2015-2018 TIP shows that the implementation of the projects contained therein will result in emissions of PM2.5 in each analysis year that are less that the emissions of the baseline year; and

Now, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED,

That the South Central Council of Governments (SCRCOG) finds that the Regional Long Range Plan (April 2011) and the FFY 2015-2018 TIP conform to air quality requirements of the U.S. Environmental Protection Administration (40 CFR 51 and 93), related U.S. Department if Transportation guidelines (23 CFR 450) and with Title 42, Section 7506 (3) (A) and hereby approves the August 2014 PM2.5 Conformity Determination.

CERTIFICATE The undersigned duly qualified and acting Secretary of the South Central Regional Council of Governments (SCRCOG) certifies that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of a resolution adopted at a legally convened meeting of the South Central Regional Council of Governments on October 22, 2014. Date: October 22, 2014. By: ____________________________________ First Selectman Fillmore McPherson, Secretary South Central Regional Council of Governments






Resolution Fiscal Year 2015 - Fiscal Year 2018 Transportation Improvement Program Whereas: U.S. Department of Transportation Metropolitan Planning Regulations (23 CFR 450)

prescribe that each metropolitan planning organization maintain a financially constrained multi-modal transportation improvement program consistent with a State Implementation Plan for Air Quality (SIP) conforming to both U.S. Environmental Protection Administration-established air quality guidelines and SIP-established mobile source emissions budgets; and

Whereas: The Council (SCRCOG), in cooperation with the Connecticut Department of

Transportation (ConnDOT) and major transit operators and relying upon financial constraints offered by ConnDOT, framed a four-year draft Fiscal Year 2015-Fiscal Year 2018 Transportation Improvement Program addressing projects and programs per the terms of 23 CFR 450.324; and

Whereas: The Council has provided a substantial opportunity for public review and comment

during the September, 2014 – October, 2014 period consistent with SCRCOG’s Public Participation Guidelines (adopted December, 2012) and has considered public comments per 23 CFR 450; and

Whereas: By agreement between the Council and the Connecticut Department of

Transportation, public involvement activities carried out by the Council in response to U.S. Department of Transportation metropolitan transportation planning requirements are intended to satisfy requirements associated with development of a Statewide Transportation Improvement Program (STIP); and

Whereas: Significant Fiscal Year 2015-Fiscal Year 2018 Transportation Improvement Program

proposals reflected in a Connecticut Department of Transportation air quality assessment for serious non-attainment portions of Connecticut (Air Quality Conformity Report for Ozone and PM 2.5 (2014), Transportation Improvement Program and Long Range Transportation Plan (January 2012)) and, in the context of all relevant regional transportation improvement programs, have been found to be conforming by ConnDOT and by the Council’s current Air Quality Conformity Resolution (attached) per U.S. Environmental Protection Administration guidelines (40 CFR 51 and 93); and

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Fiscal Year 2015-FY 2018 Transportation Improvement Program (Continued)

Whereas: The Council of Governments’ transportation planning process that continuously

reviews goals, projects and opportunities may result in periodic adjustment or amendment of the TIP.

Now, Therefore, Be It Resolved By the Council of Governments The Fiscal Year 2015-2018 Transportation Improvement Program (October 22, 2014 Final Version for Adoption, attached) is hereby adopted and shall be transmitted to the Connecticut Department of Transportation for inclusion in the State Transportation Improvement Program without change subsequent to an air quality conformity finding by the U.S. Federal Highway Administration and/or the U.S. Federal Transit Administration per 23 CFR 450.328. Consistent with the intent of 23 CFR 3450.324(k) only transit projects explicitly associated with funds allocated to the New Haven-Meriden Urbanized Area per Section 5307 of the Federal Transit Act and, in the aggregate, not exceeding authorized federal fiscal year allocations, shall be pursued with those funds. The region’s planning transportation process addressing major regional issues and opportunities is being conducted in accordance with all applicable requirements established in 23 CFR 450.334. Certificate The undersigned duly qualified and acting Secretary of the South Central Regional Council of Governments certifies that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of a resolution adopted at a legally convened meeting of the Council of Governments on October 22, 2014.

Date: October 22, 2014. By: ____________________________________ First Selectman Fillmore McPherson, Secretary South Central Regional Council of Governments


Fiscal Year 2015 - 2018

Transportation Improvement Program

Final Draft as Proposed To

Transportation Committee 10/8/14

South Central Regional Council of Governments 127 Washington Avenue – 4th Floor West

North Haven, CT 06473-1715

South Central Regional Council of Governments

FFY2015-FFY2018 Transportation Improvement Program

ABSTRACT TITLE: FFY2015-FFY2018 Transportation Improvement

Program AUTHOR: South Central Regional Council of Governments SUBJECT: Four-year multimodal transportation program SOURCE: South Central Regional Council of Governments,

127 Washington Avenue – 4th Floor West North Haven, CT 06473-1715

ABSTRACT: The South Central Regional Council of

Government’s FFY2015-FFY2018 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) identifies all federally-funded transportation projects which have been programmed for the duration of the TIP cycle. The program includes support for all modes of transportation, including highway, transit, travel demand management, and non-motorized facilities and services. This program was developed in coordination with the Statewide Transportation Improvement Program (STIP), and is incorporated into the STIP for the purposes of air quality conformity determination. Amendments to this program occur as necessary and are available at www.scrcog.org.

DISCLAIMER: This report was prepared in cooperation with the

Federal Highway Administration, Federal Transit Administration, Connecticut Department of Transportation, and Connecticut Office of Policy and Management. The opinions, findings, and conclusions expressed in this report are those of the South Central Regional Council of Governments and do not necessarily reflect the official views of other government agencies.




CONTENTS

1) INTRODUCTION What is the TIP? What is SCRCOG’s Role? The Development Process

2) FEDERAL REQUIREMENTS Environmental Justice Public Involvement Financial Constraint

3) FINANCIAL PROGRAMMING Description of Federal Funding Programs Funding Codes Program Expenditures

4) THE FFY2015 - FFY2018 PROGRAM

Understanding the Project Listings Complete Project Listing and Descriptions

5) RESOLUTIONS Resolution on Conformity with the Clean Air Act - Ozone Resolution on Conformity with the Clean Air Act – PM 2.5 Fiscal Year 2015-Fiscal Year 2018Transportation Improvement Program Resolution Annual Planning Certification

APPENDIX A PUBLIC OUTREACH COMMENTS



1. INTRODUCTION What is the TIP? The Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) is a four year financial document that identifies all projects expected to be funded with Federal participation in those four years. This document covers federal fiscal years 2015, 2016, 2017, and 2018. Future funding (FYI) is provided for information purposes only. The TIP is incorporated fully into the Connecticut Department of Transportation’s (ConnDOT) Statewide Transportation Improvement Program (STIP). In order to be eligible for reimbursement, projects utilizing Federal Highway and Federal Transit Administration funding must be included in both the TIP and STIP. Once it is adopted the TIP does not remain stagnant for long. Project information is constantly being updated and new projects added. The STIP and TIP must be updated regularly and these changes are made through an amendment process that begins with a request for TIP Actions or Amendments What is the Amendment Process? The majority of projects in the TIP are Highway projects overseen by ConnDOT. For this reason requests for Actions and Amendments generally flow from the State to the Region. There are times when the request will begin at the regional level; however ConnDOT’s Air Quality Conformity Determination process requires that project additions or changes must be reviewed before they can be included in the TIP. When SCRCOG receives a request for an Action or Amendment to our TIP, it is reviewed by the Transportation Committee at their monthly meeting and then it is recommended to the full SCRCOG board for approval. In the South Central Region, both TIP Actions and Amendments follow the same process and must receive full board approval. It is through this process that the Mayors and First Selectmen can participate in and influence ConnDOT’s transportation investment in the region. What is the Role of SCRCOG? The South Central Regional Council of Governments (SCRCOG) is responsible for the preparation of the TIP in cooperation with local governments, ConnDOT, Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), Federal Transit Administration (FTA), and Connecticut Office of Policy and Management. The geographic area covered by the TIP includes the following 15 member municipalities: Bethany, Branford, East Haven, Guilford, Hamden, Madison, Meriden, Milford, New Haven, North Branford, North Haven, Orange, Wallingford, West Haven, and Woodbridge.



The Development Process The TIP is developed through a defined process that commits available federal funding, along with state and local matching funds to reflect needs and available resources. Only projects consistent with the region’s Long Range Transportation Plan can be included in the TIP. The TIP is updated every two years which assists in setting clear priorities and commitments. Section 4 of the document identifies the individual projects that are anticipated during the four-year interval (2015-2018) by ConnDOT. The region’s chief elected officials, working with ConnDOT and transit operators, shape the process through their approval of the TIP and subsequent amendments at monthly Council meetings. The Federal transportation act, Moving Ahead for Progress in the 21st Century (MAP-21) was enacted on July 6, 2012 as Public Law 112-141 and was set to expire on October 1, 2014. This multi-year federal transportation funding act creates a streamlined, performance-based, and multimodal program to address the many challenges facing the U.S. transportation system. These challenges include improving safety, maintaining infrastructure condition, reducing traffic congestion, improving efficiency of the system and freight movement, protecting the environment, and reducing delays in project delivery. Continuing resolutions have been used to extend the current authorization for highway funding while Congress continues to work on a new Surface Transportation Authorization Act.



It is the federally defined urbanized area population statistics gathered by the decennial census that determine STP and FTA Section 5307 (transit) capital and operating assistance program levels of support. Almost the entire SCRCOG region is considered to be within the New Haven Urbanized Area, based on its land use patterns. The town of Cheshire is located within the New Haven-Meriden Urbanized Area and is provided with STP-Urban funding through SCRCOG. Milford, as well as parts of Woodbridge are included in the Bridgeport – Stamford Urbanized Area and parts of Bethany are included in the Waterbury Urbanized area.



2. FEDERAL REQUIREMENTS Environmental Justice SCRCOG conducts outreach to traditionally underserved individuals and communities, including low income and minority communities, and to people with limited English proficiency. Concentrations of these populations are displayed in Figure 2. These efforts will be in accordance with Executive Order 12898, “Federal Actions to Address Minority Populations and Low Income Populations” dated February 11, 1994, and Executive Order 13166, “Improving Access to Services for Persons with Limited English Proficiency” dated August 11, 2000.

Figure 2 Environmental Justice Target Areas



Public Involvement Public involvement within the development and modification of the TIP is a continuous process which ensures that project selection considers citizen concerns at both local and regional levels. Citizen involvement begins when local agencies develop projects for submittal to SCRCOG for regional review. In shaping public involvement programs, local governments often consider the size of their community, level of public awareness about transportation issues, and involvement of community-based organizations. Setting realistic goals and ensuring accountability between local officials and community organizations promotes successful public involvement activities. Financial Constraint Federal regulations require that both the STIP and TIP be “fiscally constrained.” Fiscal constraint means that program costs for a given year cannot exceed program revenues for a given year. Since most of the federal funding authorizations are made for statewide programs, our region is dependent on the Connecticut Department of Transportation (ConnDOT) to provide estimates of federal funds available statewide, and for assuring that a sufficient portion of those funds is allocated to our region to cover the cost of our program of projects. As part of the preparation of the TIP, ConnDOT provided a summary analysis of project cost and anticipated federal revenues. The spending plan is based on reasonable projections of available statewide resources. As program and schedule changes are made to the TIP, the total expected federal authorizations will be re-allocated to reflect total statewide and regional program needs. All of the funding listed in the TIP is expected to come into the region and go towards the projects listed. Projects are consistent with the goals identified in the fiscally constrained South Central Regional Long Range Transportation Plan 2011-2040 (LRP). The cost of projects listed in the statewide TIP does not exceed the total funds authorized by Congress for Federal Highway Administration programs or Federal Transit Administration programs in Connecticut for each of the four years. A summary of the cost of the projects listed in the TIP is provided in Section 3, which provides a breakdown of costs by year (FFY 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018 and FYI) and by federally funded program.



Air Quality Conformity Finding The 2015-2018 TIP project selection process ensures consistency with the air quality conformity requirements. In order to get the MPOs more involved in the Air Quality determination process, ConnDOT has developed a new Air Quality Conformity Interagency Consultation Process. This process covers the initial review of each project for an air quality code (exempt, not regionally significant or modeled), the conformity analysis years included in the model run, and the scheduling of each modeled project in the model run. This process will allow SCRCOG the chance to review ConnDOT’s proposed Air Quality codes, and the analysis year, if a project is added to the TIP and STIP and needs to be modeled.

Air Quality Conformity Resolutions

Two resolutions certifying the program’s conformity with the Clean Air Act’s Ozone and PM 2.5 Air quality requirements can be found in Resolutions Section 5.



3. FINANCIAL PROGRAMMING Description of Federal Funding Programs Section 330 (330) This program is dedicated to projects that are established by congressional designation. The funding ratio is 100 percent federal and is available until expended. FTA Section 5307 Capital Program (5307) The FTA Section 5307 funds are for capital assistance projects, such as the purchase of new buses. The primary distinction of this program is that the funds are allocated to individual urbanized areas according to a formula based on the size of the population. However, the Section 5307 funds, apportioned to Connecticut’s Urbanized Areas (UZAs), are pooled and then first applied to the highest priority bus needs, as reflected in the various TIPs and the STIP. The pooling of Section 5307 funds has proven to be extremely beneficial to the bus transit operators across the State, because sufficient federal and State funding has been made available in a timely manner to acquire replacement buses, when and where needed. In those years when the bus replacement and/or fixed facility needs for a particular UZA were satisfied, the Section 5307 funds were programmed for priority bus projects in other UZAs. When the priority bus needs had been satisfied, the uncommitted funds were programmed for New Haven Line capital projects. The programming of funds in the TIPs and the STIP continues to reflect this philosophy ConnDOT provides the non-federal share of FTA capital grants for maintenance facilities and the purchase of replacement buses for all the local bus systems in Connecticut, including Connecticut Transit. All specific provisions of FTA Circular 9030.1A, Chapter III, Paragraph III-4, which identifies the requirements applicable to the transfer of the apportionment between and among urbanized areas, will be adhered to. The capital program requires a 20 percent non-federal match. FTA Section 5309 Capital Funding Program (5309) The Federal Transit Administration (FTA) administers several transit funding programs. The Section 5309 Program provides capital funding for the establishment of new transit service projects (“New Start” - 40%), the improvement and maintenance of existing rail and other fixed guideway systems (“Rail Modernization”- 40%), and the rehabilitation of bus systems (“Bus and Other”- 20%). The “New Start” funds are all awarded on a discretionary basis. Proposed new rail services must compete against proposals from other areas of the country. The FTA will pay 80 percent of the total project costs for projects funded through Section 5309. State and local governments are required to fund 20 percent of project costs, although they are permitted and expected to provide a larger local share. FTA Section 5310 Capital Program (5310C) The FTA Section 5310 Program provides capital assistance to nonprofit organizations that provide specialized transportation services to elderly persons and persons with disabilities. In 1992, the program was expanded to make grants available to public agencies approved by the



State to coordinate services for the elderly and disabled. The basic matching ratio for capital grant projects is 80 percent federal and 20 percent local. Bridge Replacement and Rehabilitation Program (BRZ) This program provides funds to assist the States in their programs to replace or rehabilitate deficient highway bridges and to retrofit bridges on public roads.

Bridge Program: OFF System (80/20) The "Off System" Bridge Program is small federal bridge program. It provides funds to replace or rehabilitate bridges that are not on the Federal-Aid road system. CTDOT has a program of regularly inspecting and rating the condition of local, as well as State bridges. Candidate projects are selected from the list of local and State bridges with poor or fair condition ratings. Since most State roads are on the Federal-Aid road system, they are not qualified for this program. Many of the funded projects are municipal bridges. The funding ratio for the "Off System" Bridge Program is 80 percent federal funds to be matched by 20 percent state funds.

Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality Program (CMAQ) Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality (CMAQ) is a program that addresses congestion and air quality problems. Funds must be used for projects that reduce congestion and/or vehicular emissions. The funds are intended to help achieve the goal of the Clean Air Act Amendment (CAAA). In determining project eligibility under these criteria, priority should be given to implementing those projects and programs that are included in an approved State Implementation Plan (SIP) as a Transportation Control Measure (TCM) and will have air quality benefits. All CMAQ- funded projects and programs require an assessment and documentation of air quality benefits by the State. High Priority Projects (HPP) This was a new program under TEA-21 and continued under SAFETEA-LU. The funds are for specific projects identified by Congress. These projects are commonly referred to as demonstration projects. Highway Safety Improvement Program (HSIP) This program authorizes a new core federal-aid funding program to achieve a significant reduction in traffic fatalities and serious injuries on all public roads. National Highway Traffic Safety (NHTS) The State of Connecticut is annually assessed a 3% penalty from its NHS, STP, and IM program to the State’s 402 Safety Program because it does not meet Federal Open Container Legislation Requirements under 23.U.S.C. 154. The Department programs these funds towards hazard elimination eligible projects. This program is designed to save lives, prevent injuries and reduce economic costs due to road traffic crashes, through education, research, safety standards and enforcement activities. The funding ration is 100 percent Federal.



Surface Transportation Program (STP) The Surface Transportation Program funds may be used by states and municipalities for roadway improvements on roads that are functionally classified as rural minor collector or above. Functional classification of local road is not eligible. This Program has a variety of subcategories defined below.

STP Anywhere (STPA) These funds can be used anywhere in the state, regardless of rural or urban designation. Since they are not allocated to specific urban areas or regions, The Department usually determines where the funds will be spent. The funding ratio for the STP-Anywhere Program is 80 percent federal funds to be matched by 20 percent state.. STP Urban (STPNH) It is the largest of all the STP programs. Funds are allocated to states and regions according to a formula that is based on the population of the urban area. The funding ratio for the STP-Urban Program is 80 percent federal funds to be matched by 20 percent state and/or local funds. Subcategories of the STP Urban program STP-Bridgeport/Stamford (STPBS), STP-New Haven (STPNH) The STP-Urban Program provides funds for improvements to eligible roads in urban areas. The eligibility guidelines for STP-Urban funds are flexible. Funds can be used for a wide range of projects, such as roadway widening, roadway reconstruction, transit projects and ridesharing projects.

Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) percentage The TAP provides funding for programs and projects defined as transportation alternatives, including on- and off-road pedestrian and bicycle facilities, infrastructure projects for improving non-driver access to public transportation and enhanced mobility, community improvement activities, and environmental mitigation; recreational trail program projects; safe routes to school projects; and projects for planning, designing, or constructing boulevards and other roadways largely in the right-of-way of former Interstate System routes or other divided highways. The following activities that were eligible under SAFETEA-LU are now funded under TAP in MAP-21: Safe Routes to School Program, Recreational Trails Program and Transportation Enhancement program. The program has been suballocated to the following subcategories: Transportation and Community and System Preservation Program (TCSP) This program provides funding for the planning and implementation of projects that address the relationships between transportation and the community. Projects should include improving the efficiency of the transportation system; reducing the impacts of transportation on the environment; reducing the need for costly future public infrastructure investments; ensuring efficient access to jobs, services and center of trade; and examining and encouraging private sector development patterns which meet these purposes. The funding levels are 80 percent federal and 20 percent local.



Value Pricing Pilot Program (VPPP) Congress has mandated this program as an experimental program to learn the potential of different value pricing approaches for reducing congestion. The grant program supports efforts by State and local governments or other public authorities to establish, monitor and evaluate value pricing projects, and to report on their effects. A pricing project under this program may include tolls on Interstate highways. Federal funds can be used to support pre-implementation costs, FTA Section 5316 Job Access and Reverse Commute Grants (5316G) (SAFETEA LU Carry-over) This program provides funds for transportation services designed to transport welfare recipients to and from jobs and activities related to their employment. FTA Section 5317 New Freedoms Initiative (5317J) (SAFETEA LU Carry-over) This program provides funds that assist individuals with disabilities with transportation. Eligible activities include new public transportation services and public transportation alternatives beyond those required by the ADA. Interstate Maintenance (I-M) (SAFETEA LU Carry-over) The I-M program provides federal funds to rehabilitate, restore, and resurface the interstate highway system. This program will not fund reconstruction projects that add new travel lanes to the freeways unless the new lanes are High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) lanes or auxiliary lanes. However, reconstruction of bridges, interchanges, and overpasses along existing interstate routes, including the acquisition of right-of-way, may be funded under this program. These funds can only be used on interstate highways. Federal funds can be used to pay for up to 90 percent of a project's cost. A state match of 10 percent is required. National Highway System (NHS) (SAFETEA LU Carry-over) NHS funds can be used for any type of improvement (new lanes, reconstruction, resurfacing, etc.) on roadways designated as part of the NHS. These include all the Interstate routes, as well as other freeways and specially designated "principal arterials". The eligibility guidelines for NHS funds are more flexible than the interstate programs. Funds can be used for transit projects, ridesharing projects, or any other type of project in the travel corridor served by a NHS road, as long as it improves travel in the corridor. Funds can even be transferred to some of the Surface Transportation Programs (STP) as well. The funding ratio for the NHS program is 80 percent federal funds to be matched by 20 percent state funds. Recreational Trails (RT) (SAFETEA LU Carry-over) This program provides funding to the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) to develop and maintain recreational trails for motorized and nonmotorized recreational trail users. The DEP will forward applications to park and recreation directors or the elected officials of each municipality for consideration. Funding ratios are 80 percent federal and 20 percent local.



Safe Routes to School (SRTS) (SAFETEA LU Carry-over) This program is designed to enable and encourage children, including those with disabilities, to walk and bicycle to school; make walking and bicycling to school safe and more appealing; facilitate the planning, development and implementation of projects that will improve safety and, reduce traffic, fuel consumption, and air pollution in the vicinity of schools. Funds are to be administered by ConnDOT to provide financial assistance to state, local, and regional agencies, including non-profit organizations, which demonstrate the ability to meet the requirements of the program. Transportation Enhancement (SAFETEA LU Carry-over) The Transportation Enhancement Program offers a potential source of funds for making areas more attractive. The program is a federal program administered by the State of Connecticut Department of Transportation. Upon the federal government making funding available, the Department solicits such projects from the regional planning agencies, which set the priorities among their member towns. CTDOT sets aside 50% of the TE funds for these RPO projects. The remaining 50% will be selected by CTDOT for projects of Regional and Statewide significance. Streetscape-type projects that address the beautification of streets in the area are eligible for funding under the Transportation Enhancement Program. Projects that would improve the neighborhood by improving street lighting, improving the safety of sidewalks and improving and creating intermodal links would fall under the two following eligible activities. The funding ratio for the STP-Enhancement Program is 80 percent federal funds to be matched by 20 percent local funds. Typically, the State does not provide the matching funds for



List of Funding Codes Federal Transit Administration (FTA) 5307C Capital Funding Programs 5307E Transit Enhancement Funding Programs (set-aside) 5307O Operating Subsidy Funding Programs 5307P Carryover Capital Funding Programs 5307R Carryover Transit Enhancement Funding Programs 5307S Flex Funds 5309A Fixed Guideway Modernization Capital Funding Programs 5309B Carryover Fixed Guideway Modernization Capital Funding Programs 5309F Bus Funding Programs 5309G Carryover Bus Funding Programs 5309P New Starts 5309Q Carryover New Starts 5310C Capital Funding for Elderly and Disabled Transportation 5316G Job Access and Reverse Commute Grants Programs 5317J New Freedoms Initiative Federal Highways Administration (FHWA) BRXZ Bridge Rehabilitation and Replacement (includes both on and off system bridges) CMAQ Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality Programs GOV Governor’s Initiative Funding HPP High Priority Programs HSIP Highway Safety Improvement Program I-M Interstate Maintenance Program NHS National Highway System Program NHTSA National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Funds RR American Recovery and Reinvestment Plan Funds (ARRA) RT Recreational Trails Program SRTS Safe Routes to School STPA Surface Transportation Program – Anywhere Funds STPNH Surface Transportation Program – Urban funding for New Haven Region STPRR Surface Transportation Program – ARRA Urban for New Haven Region STPT Surface Transportation Program – Transportation Enhancement Funds TCSP Transportation and Community and System Preservation Program

South Central Regional Council of GovernmentsFFY2015-FFY2018 Transportation Improvement Program

Program Funding Summary

2015 2016 2017 2018 FYIFunding Code 330Project #

775 0 0 00092-TMP1 Federal 0

775 0 0 0330 0Total (000)

2015 2016 2017 2018 FYIFunding Code 5307CProject #

320 360 320 3600170-TX01 Federal 0

80 80 80 90State 0

0 12000 4000 00300-XXX1 Federal 0

0 3000 1000 0State 0

800 640 1200 6400400-AXXX Federal 0

200 160 300 160State 0

28800 36000 24000 00400-BXXX Federal 0

7200 9000 6000 0State 0

1080 0 0 00424-0026 Federal 0

270 0 0 0State 0

180 320 220 2720424-AXXX Federal 0

45 80 55 68State 0

0 0 80 00424-NFXX Federal 0

0 0 20 0State 0

0 164 0 3360424-PXXX Federal 0

0 41 0 84State 0

160 120 160 1600427-AXXX Federal 0

40 30 40 40State 0

0 4000 5200 52000427-NFXX Federal 0

0 1000 1300 1300State 0

948 952 960 9760427-PXXXX Federal 0

237 238 240 244State 0

40,360 68,185 45,175 9,9305307C 0Total (000)



2015 2016 2017 2018 FYIFunding Code 5307OProject #

26759 27696 28665 296680400-0001 State 0

676 696 717 7380424-0058 State 0

278 286 294 3030424-0059 State 0

39 39 39 390424-0060 State 0

90 92 95 980424-0061 State 0

130 134 138 1420424-0062 State 0

6386 294 303 3120427-0047 State 0

143 145 148 1500427-0048 State 0

652 675 699 7230432-0007 State 0

809 837 866 8970432-0009 State 0

180 186 193 2000433-0145 State 0

810 838 868 8980452-XXXX State 0

209 216 224 2320463-0008 State 0

5000 5000 5000 5000170-MGP State 0

42,161 37,134 38,249 39,4005307O 0Total (000)

2015 2016 2017 2018 FYIFunding Code 5307PProject #

400 0 0 00170-T708 Federal 0

100 0 0 0State 0

200 0 0 00170-TX01 Federal 0

50 0 0 0State 0

9600 0 0 00300-0149 Federal 0

2400 0 0 0State 0

44000 0 0 00301-0070 Federal 0

11000 0 0 0State 0

16000 0 0 00301-T077 Federal 0

4000 0 0 0State 0

87,750 0 0 05307P 0Total (000)



2015 2016 2017 2018 FYIFunding Code 5307SProject #

1220 0 0 00170-3106 Federal 0

305 0 0 0State 0

1,525 0 0 05307S 0Total (000)

2015 2016 2017 2018 FYIFunding Code 5309BProject #

9600 0 0 00300-0149 Federal 0

2400 0 0 0State 0

28000 0 0 00300-XXX2 Federal 0

7000 0 0 0State 0

20000 0 0 00301-T077 Federal 0

5000 0 0 0State 0

64000 0 0 00301-T119 Federal 0

16000 0 0 0State 0

152,000 0 0 05309B 0Total (000)

2015 2016 2017 2018 FYIFunding Code 5310EProject #

557 574 591 6090170-XXXX Federal 0

139 144 148 152Local 0

696 718 739 7615310E 0Total (000)



2015 2016 2017 2018 FYIFunding Code 5316HProject #

312 327 0 00170-T798 Federal 0

312 327 0 0Local 0

624 654 0 05316H 0Total (000)

2015 2016 2017 2018 FYIFunding Code 5317JProject #

225 236 0 00170-TNF2 Federal 0

225 236 0 0Local 0

450 472 0 05317J 0Total (000)

2015 2016 2017 2018 FYIFunding Code 5337Project #

22400 28000 33600 336000300-0149 Federal 0

5600 7000 8400 8400State 0

28000 28000 28000 280000300-XXX2 Federal 0

7000 7000 7000 7000State 0

12000 12000 20000 200000301-T077 Federal 0

3000 3000 5000 5000State 0

78,000 85,000 102,000 102,0005337 0Total (000)



2015 2016 2017 2018 FYIFunding Code BRZProject #

4289 0 0 00061-0150 Federal 0

1072 0 0 0Local 0

440 3200 0 00100-0178 Federal 0

110 800 0 0State 0

5,911 4,000 0 0BRZ 0Total (000)



2015 2016 2017 2018 FYIFunding Code CMAQProject #

231 2300 2300 00092-0646 Federal 0

168 1700 1700 00092-0647 Federal 0

2665 2525 0 00092-0666 Federal 0

925 0 0 00170-3118 Federal 0

231 0 0 0Local 0

925 0 0 00170-3119 Federal 0

231 0 0 0Local 0

2542 0 0 00170-3120 Federal 0

635 0 0 0State 0

1595 0 0 00170-3121 Federal 0

399 0 0 0State 0

352 0 0 00170-3122 Federal 0

88 0 0 0State 0

221 0 0 00170-3123 Federal 0

55 0 0 0State 0

586 0 0 00170-3124 Federal 0

147 0 0 0State 0

368 0 0 00170-3125 Federal 0

92 0 0 0State 0

3320 0 0 00170-3126 Federal 0

830 0 0 0State 0

6819 0 0 00171-0375 Federal 0

23,425 6,525 4,000 0CMAQ 0Total (000)



2015 2016 2017 2018 FYIFunding Code HPPProject #

434 0 0 00014-0184 Federal 0

254 0 0 0Local 0

359 0 0 00043-0129 Federal 0

260 0 0 0Local 0

484 0 0 00059-0162 Federal 0

326 0 0 0Local 0

560 0 0 00075-0130 Federal 0

140 0 0 0Local 0

252 0 0 00092-0614 Federal 0

63 0 0 0Local 0

1180 0 0 00100-0174 Federal 0

433 0 0 0Local 0

4,745 0 0 0HPP 0Total (000)

2015 2016 2017 2018 FYIFunding Code LocalProject #

0 0 0 120000092-XXXX Federal 0

0 0 0 12,000Local 0Total (000)



2015 2016 2017 2018 FYIFunding Code NHPPProject #

58796 0 0 00092-0531 Federal 0

6533 0 0 0State 0

1200 0 0 00170-3226 Federal 0

300 0 0 0State 0

336 448 0 00170-3258 Federal 0

84 112 0 0State 0

3208 0 0 00170-3303 Federal 0

802 0 0 0State 0

0 1200 1200 12000170S-Snhs Federal 1200

0 300 300 300State 300

0 300 300 3000170S-Snon Federal 300

0 75 75 75State 75

200 0 8508 00173-0354 Federal 0

71,459 2,435 10,383 1,875NHPP 1,875Total (000)



2015 2016 2017 2018 FYIFunding Code NHPP-BRXProject #

585 6300 0 00014-0185 Federal 0

65 700 0 0State 0

0 1305 0 00059-0163 Federal 0

0 145 0 0State 0

26250 25900 6080 00092-0522 Federal 0

2917 2878 676 0State 0

39674 0 0 00092-0532 Federal 0

5928 0 0 0State 0

5500 0 0 00092-0627 Federal 0

611 0 0 0State 0

585 0 12780 00092-0668 Federal 0

65 0 1420 0State 0

405 0 9734 00092-0669 Federal 0

45 0 1082 0State 0

4000 0 0 00092-0670 Federal 0

1000 0 0 0State 0

3780 0 0 00170-3222 Federal 0

945 0 0 0State 0

6720 0 0 00170-3224 Federal 0

1680 0 0 0State 0

0 6400 6400 64000170C-Enhs Federal 6400

0 1600 1600 1600State 1600

0 1600 1600 16000170C-Enon Federal 1600

0 400 400 400State 400

0 4000 4000 40000170S-Fnhs Federal 4000

0 1000 1000 1000State 1000

0 400 400 4000170S-Fnon Federal 400

0 100 100 100State 100

800 800 800 8000170U-Wnhs Federal 800

200 200 250 250State 250

240 240 240 2400170U-Wnon Federal 240

60 60 60 60State 60

102,055 54,028 48,622 16,850NHPP-BRX 16,850Total (000)



2015 2016 2017 2018 FYIFunding Code STPAProject #

4640 0 0 00014-0174 Federal 0

1160 0 0 0State 0

2240 0 0 00014-0177 Federal 0

560 0 0 0State 0

2000 0 0 00092-0531 Federal 0

222 0 0 0State 0

10640 0 0 00092-0570 Federal 0

2660 0 0 0State 0

2720 0 0 00092-0571 Federal 0

680 0 0 0State 0

0 10520 0 00106-0108 Federal 0

0 2630 0 0State 0

98 0 0 00170-3227 Federal 0

25 0 0 0State 0

225 0 0 00170-3228 Federal 0

56 0 0 0State 0

411 582 0 00170-3259 Federal 0

103 145 0 0State 0

2520 0 0 00170-3304 Federal 0

630 0 0 0State 0

80 920 0 00171-0376 Federal 0

20 180 0 0State 0

0 50 0 0Local 0

100 2400 0 00171-0377 Federal 0

80 920 0 00173-0436 Federal 0

20 180 0 0State 0

0 50 0 0Local 0

100 2400 0 00173-0437 Federal 0

31,990 20,977 0 0STPA 0Total (000)



2015 2016 2017 2018 FYIFunding Code STPA-BRXProject #

1920 0 0 00059-0157 Federal 0

480 0 0 0State 0

4000 0 0 00092-0532 Federal 0

598 0 0 0State 0

1840 0 0 00106-0121 Federal 0

460 0 0 0State 0

320 0 0 00170-3223 Federal 0

80 0 0 0State 0

9,698 0 0 0STPA-BRX 0Total (000)

2015 2016 2017 2018 FYIFunding Code STPBSProject #

316 1280 0 00083-0263 Federal 0

79 320 0 0State 0

395 1,600 0 0STPBS 0Total (000)



2015 2016 2017 2018 FYIFunding Code STPNHProject #

66 0 0 00014-0177 Federal 0

16 0 0 0State 0

2560 0 0 00043-0128 Federal 0

640 0 0 0State 0

0 2480 0 00059-0161 Federal 0

0 310 0 0State 0

0 310 0 0Local 0

250 2930 0 00061-0151 Federal 0

3401 0 0 00092-0561 Federal 0

850 0 0 0State 0

320 10400 0 00100-0175 Federal 0

40 1300 0 0State 0

40 1300 0 0Local 0

4480 0 0 00156-0170 Federal 0

1120 0 0 0State 0

13,783 19,030 0 0STPNH 0Total (000)

2015 2016 2017 2018 FYIFunding Code STPTProject #

832 0 0 00170-3178 Federal 0

208 0 0 0State 0

1,040 0 0 0STPT 0Total (000)



2015 2016 2017 2018 FYIFunding Code TCSPProject #

391 0 0 00092-0661 Federal 0

98 0 0 0Local 0

489 0 0 0TCSP 0Total (000)



4. THE 2015 – 2018 PROGRAM Understanding the Project Listings Project # State Project Number assigned to the project SCRCOG # SCRCOG project number assigned Town Project Location: name of the Municipality or Region Name Title of project as listed in the STIP Description Brief Description of project based on information provided by ConnDOT Funding Funding code of the federal program used to fund the project Phase Phase of the project to be funded PD Preliminary Design/Engineering Phase FD Final Design/ Engineering Phase ROW Rights of Way Acquisition CON Construction OTH Other (usually Transit services) Year Federal Fiscal Year in which federal funds are scheduled to be committed or

obligated to the project Prior Federal Fiscal Year 2014 (October 1, 2013 – September 30, 2014)

2015 Federal Fiscal Year 2012 (October 1, 2014 – September 30, 2015) 2016 Federal Fiscal Year 2013 (October 1, 2015 – September 30, 2016) 2017 Federal Fiscal Year 2014 (October 1, 2016 – September 30, 2017) 2018 Federal Fiscal Year 2015 (October 1, 2017 – September 30, 2018) FYI Federal Fiscal Year 2016 (October 1, 2018 – September 30, 2019)

Current TIP Funds - Total funds shown in current TIP ( 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018) Total Project Funds – Includes only current TIP funds and not Prior years’ funding History Complete history of TIP changes to the project from its first introduction in to the

TIP. Information includes amendment information from prior TIPs. *AC Entry AC stands for Advance Construction which is a phrase use to describe a financing

procedure in which a project is Advertised for construction bids late in one fiscal year (noted as AC Entry), but the actual funding commitment occurs in the following fiscal year (noted as AC Conversion).

FFY2015-FFY2018 Transportation Improvement ProgramSouth Central Regional Council of Governments

List of Projects

Name: Rt 740: Brookwood Dr to Williams Rd RealignmentTown: Branford

Description:Realign between Brookwood Dr. and Williams Rd; addressing very difficult grade and geometry for this link between US1 and Route 80.

SCRCOG #: 2000-042Project # 0014-0174

History:CN moved to post-FY05 by FY03 TIP Amend 2 due to financial constraint. Introduced to 07 TIP with CON funding in 2008. FY07 TIP Amend 13 adds AC entry, Moves funds to FFY09 and increases funds. FY07 TIP Amend 16 moves AC Entry to FFY09. FY07 TIP Amend 19 increases cost 18%. Region instructed to update TIP. FY10 TIP Amend 12 moves this project into the current TIP. FY10 TIP Amend 20 moves funds to FY2012

2015 2016 2017 2018 FYIPriorFunding (000) Phase

4,640CON FederalSTPA

1,160State

0 005,800 02015 TIP Funds $5,800 0

Name: Replace Bridge 02675 over Sybil CreekTown: Branford

Description:Project for the Replacement of Bridge 02675 which carries Rte 146 over Sybil Creek. Only ROW phase at this time

SCRCOG #: 2011-A21-1Project # 0014-0177

History:FY10 TIP Amend 21 introduces new project. FY12 TIP Amendment 5 increases ROW funds. FY12 Amend 10 moves ROW to FY13. FY12 TIP Amend 14 changes STPA to STPNH


66ROW FederalSTPNH

16State


560State

0 002,882 02015 TIP Funds $2,882 0


List of Projects

Name: Shoreline Greenway BranfordTown: Branford

Description:Project for the construction of a 3,000 ft trail in Branford to run from Young's Pond Park to existing trail adjacent to Tilicon Rd

SCRCOG #: 2012-A11-1Project # 0014-0184

History:FY 12 TIP Amend 11 adds new Project. FY12 TIP Amend 23 Adjusts schedule and funding amounts


70FD FederalHPP

18Local

364CON Federal

236Local

0 00688 02015 TIP Funds $688 0

Name: Replace Bridge 00196 which carries I95 Over Rte 1Town: Branford

Description:Full replacement of Bridge #00196 which carries I-95 over Rte 1. Bridge is rated poor and is functionally obsolete due to piers being too close to the Route 1 travel lanes

SCRCOG #: 2014-A23-1Project # 0014-0185

History:FY 12 TIP Amend 23 adds project


180PD FederalNHPP-BRX

20State

540FD Federal

60State

45ROW Federal

5State

6,300CON Federal

700State

0 07,000650 02015 TIP Funds $7,650 200


List of Projects

Name: Replace Bridge 01665 O/ Farm RivTown: East Haven

Description:Replacement of bridge 01665 which carries Route 100 over the Farm River in East Haven

SCRCOG #: 2013-A13-1Project # 0043-0128

History:Amendment 14 introduces project. FY12 TIP Amend 23 adds CON phase


2,560CON FederalSTPNH

640State

0 003,200 02015 TIP Funds $3,200 0

Name: Bike/Ped East Haven Shoreline Greenway TrailTown: East Haven

Description:Project is for design and construction of 4,800 ft Shoreline Greenway Trail in East Haven. This section is from Spray park on Cosey Beach Ave to D.C Moore School

SCRCOG #: 2012-A10-3Project # 0043-0129

History:FY12 Amend 10 introduces new project. FY12 TIP Amend 18 moves FD to FY14 and add CON for FY15


71FD FederalHPP

18Local

288CON Federal

242Local

0 00619 02015 TIP Funds $619 0


List of Projects

Name: Replace Bridge 02677 over StreamTown: Guilford

Description:Project for the Replacement of Bridge 02677 which carries Rte 146 over an un-named Stream. Only ROW phase at this time

SCRCOG #: 2011-A21-2Project # 0059-0157

History:FY10 TIP Amend 21 introduces new project. FY12 TIP Amend 14 moves ROW to FY13 and replaces STPA with STPNH.


1,920CON FederalSTPA-BRX

480State

0 002,400 02015 TIP Funds $2,400 0

Name: Long Hill Rd ReconstructionTown: Guilford

Description:3600' of Long Hill Rd will be widened to 30', a new culvert installed @ Spinning Mill Brook and Right turn radius at Route 1 will be improved.

SCRCOG #: 2012-A27-1Project # 0059-0161

History:Fy 10 TIP Amend introduces new project. FY12 TIP Amend 23 adds FD and ROW phases FY12 TIP Amend 25 increases ROW


200FD FederalSTPNH

25State

25Local

118ROW Federal

15State

15Local

2,480CON Federal

310State

310Local

0 03,1000 02015 TIP Funds $3,100 398


List of Projects

Name: Shoreline Greenway GuilfordTown: Guilford

Description:Project is for design and construction of a 5,000 ft trail in Guilford to run along side Route 1 from the Madison border to the intersection with Route 146

SCRCOG #: 2012-A12-2Project # 0059-0162

History:FY 12 TIP Amend 11 adds new Project


484CON FederalHPP

326Local

0 00810 02015 TIP Funds $810 0

Name: Culvert Rehab I95 o/Spinning Mill BrookTown: Guilford

Description:Project for the rehab of a culvert carrying I-95 over Spinning Mill Brook in Guilford. This job was part of 170-2875 but was removed due to delays in permitting

SCRCOG #: 2014-A23-3Project # 0059-0163

History:FY12 TIP Amend 23 adds a new project


1,305CON FederalNHPP-BRX

145State

0 01,4500 02015 TIP Funds $1,450 0

Name: Replace Br 04127 Skiff ST O/ Mill RiverTown: Hamden

Description:Project to Replace Bridge #04127,Skiff Street over Mil River. Which was found to be in poor condition. Under provisions of the Federal Local Bridge program

SCRCOG #: 2014-A24-1Project # 0061-0150

History:FY12 TIP Amend 24 adds a new project


4,289CON FederalBRZ

1,072Local

0 005,361 02015 TIP Funds $5,361 0


List of Projects

Name: Hamden SignalsTown: Hamden

Description:Complete replacement of 7 existing Signals Whitney Ave @ Worth, Dixwell, School, Washington, Church Dr, Rte 40 and Dixwel @ Washington Ave.

SCRCOG #: 2013-A14-3Project # 0061-0151

History:FY12 TIP Amend 14 introduces new project. FY12 TIP Amend 16 increases PD funding


250FD FederalSTPNH

2,930CON Federal

0 02,930250 02015 TIP Funds $3,180 0

Name: Shoreline Greenway Trail in MadisonTown: Madison

Description:Project to begin study phase to evaluate routes costs etc. project to begin study to evaluate cost, route etc. may lead to design and construction HPP# 3237

SCRCOG #: 2007-065Project # 0075-0130

History:FY07 TIP Amend 9 Introduces new project. Project moved into FY10 TIP ROW moved from FFY09 to FFY10 FY10 TIP Amend 7 moves ROW from FFY10 to FFY11


560CON FederalHPP

140Local

0 00700 02015 TIP Funds $700 0


List of Projects

Name: Replace BR 06755 Rte 162 over Turtle CreekTown: Milford

Description:Replacement of bridge #06755 which carries State Route 162 over Turtle Creek. Bridge is Structurally deficient due to Serious condition of existing metal pipe arches

SCRCOG #: 2013-A18-8Project # 0083-0263

History:FY 12 TIP Amend 23 adds project to be funded with STPA-BRX funding rather than STP-Urban


60PD FederalSTPBS

15State

60FD Federal

15State

256ROW Federal

64State

1,280CON Federal

320State

0 01,600395 02015 TIP Funds $1,995 75

Name: I-95 West River Bridge BR#00163ATown: New Haven

Description:Replacement of the I-95 bridge over West River in West Haven/ New Haven. Project includes Reconstruction of 4,700 Ft of I-95 as well as interchanges #44 (Kimberly Ave) and#45(Rte 10)

SCRCOG #: 2007-049Project # 0092-0522

History:FY07 TIP Amend 6 introduces project. FY07 TIP Amend 18 moves AC Entry from FFY08 to FFY09, deletes FFY09 funds and increases FYI funding. FY10 TIP moves project to FYI. FY12 TIP Amend 10 moves project to current TIP. FY12 TIP Amend 16 changes funding source to NHPP-BRX


0CON AC-EntryNHPP-BRX

31,000 26,250 25,900 6,080Federal

4,000 2,917 2,878 676State

6,756 028,77829,167 02015 TIP Funds $64,701 35,000


List of Projects

Name: I-95/I-91/Rt 34 Interchange Reconstruction ETown: New Haven

Description:Reconstruct I-95/I-91/Rt 34 interchange to accommodate new 10-lane Quinnipiac River Bridge and reconfigure nb I-95 to Rt 34 ramp as a "right hand take off". Post-FY05 CN with Surface Transportation Program statewide and National Highway System support.

SCRCOG #: 1999-009Project # 0092-0531

History:FY10 TIP amend 5 adds NHS funds and adjusts $ as project is ready to be advertised FY10 TIP Amend 9 moves funds from FFY11 to FFY10 FY10 TIP Amend 18 increases STPA funds for FY11 and add IMD funds. FY10 TIP Amend 23 reduces NHS funds for FY12. FY12 TIP Amend 4 adds I-M to FY12. FY12 TIP Amend 7 increases NHS for FY 12. FY12 TIP Amend 11 Adjusts Funds FY12 TIP Amend 13 increases STPA for FY13 FY12 TIP Amend 14 increases NHPP funds. FY12 TIP Amend 16 changes I-M to NHPP-BRX


0CON AC-EntryNHPP

58,796Federal

6,533State

9,770FederalNHPP-BRX

1,086State

28,570 2,000FederalSTPA

7,143 222State

0 0067,551 02015 TIP Funds $67,551 46,569


List of Projects

Name: I-95: Quinnipiac River Bridge Construction BTown: New Haven

Description:Construct a new 10-lane bridge across New Haven Harbor between Route 34/I-91 interchange and Stiles Street

SCRCOG #: 1999-002Project # 0092-0532

History:FY07TIP Amendment 1 accurately displayed Q Bridge project FY07 TIP Amendment 4 moves 52.7M from FFY 05,06 into FFY07. FY07 TIP Amend 5 moves IMD & SEC117 Funds From FY05 TIP into FY07 TIP. FY07 TIP Amend 9 reduces funds as 92-613, 92-617 are added to TIP as breakout projects. The project cost is decreased FY07 TIP Amend 11 redistributes funds as breakout Projects # 092-618 is added to the TIP Project cost is increased. FY07 TIP Amend 14 NCIIP funds moved to #92-618. FY07 TIP Amend 23 shifts all unobligated funds from FFY08 to FFY09 as project is ADV 2/4/09. Bridge funds increased by $60M for FFY10. Project moved into FY10 TIP FY10 TIP Amend 6 increases FFY10 funds & Decreases FFY11 Funds. FY10 TIP moves BRXZ funds from FY12 to FY11. FY12 TIP includes ongoing project. FY12 TIP Amend 4 add BRXZ to FY12. FY12 TIP Amend 6 moves BRXZ funds from 14 to 12 and replaces state Bonds funds with BRXZ funds. FY12 TIP Amend 7 increases BRX for FY12 .FY12 TIP Amend 14 replaces BRX with NHPP in FY13


23,370CON FederalBRXZ

3,492State

39,674FederalNHPP-BRX

5,928State

0AC-EntrySTPA-BRX

4,000Federal

598State

0 0050,200 02015 TIP Funds $50,200 26,862


List of Projects

Name: State St: Mill River Bridge ReplacementTown: New Haven

Description:Replace State Street Bridge over the Mill River. Design via municipal support.

SCRCOG #: 2003-011Project # 0092-0561

History:CN moved from FY05 to FY06 by FY05 TIP Amend 9. Add $271,000 of STP-U funds and $67,000 of state funds to FY06 per FY05 TIP Amend 10. Increase federal funds from $2.652 million to $3.436 million per FY05 TIP Amend 12.FY 07 TIP Amend 7 delays project and increases funding. FY07 TIP Amend 13 moves project to FFY10. FY07 TIP Amend 17 moves project back into FFY08 FY07 TIP Amend 21 moves $2.9M Fed from FFY08 to FFY09. FFY10 Amend 7 adds $2.1 in STP-U funds. FY12 TIP Amend 26 adds 11M STPNH funds to FY14 and FY15


0 0CON AC-EntrySTPNH

7,580 3,401Federal

1,895 850State

0 004,251 02015 TIP Funds $4,251 9,475

Name: Long Wharf Boathouse (I-95) ConstructionTown: New Haven

Description:Construct deck structure and municipal Boathouse on Parcel H (Long Wharf Dr and Canal Dock Rd); incorporating architectural features salvaged from the former Yale Boathouse.

SCRCOG #: 2003-028Project # 0092-0570

History:FY05 PE introduced per actual FY04 obligation by Amend 2; total PE obligation $6.0 million. Move PE phase $2,100,000 of STP-Anywhere funds and $525,000 of state funds from FY05 to FY06 per FY 05 TIP Amend 10 total project cost $30M. FY07 TIP Amend 1 moves PE phase again from 06 to 07. FY07 TIP Amend 5 attempted to move PE and CON phase out to FY08 was not approved. FY07 TIP Amend 8 moves only Con phase to FFY08 and adds $12.5M FFY09 funds to fully fund project estimates. FY07 TIP Amend 13 request moved ENG to FFY08, moved AC Entry out 1 year to FFY09 and moved CON out 2 years to FFY10 and FYI. Denied pending more information FY07 TIP Amend 14 approves change. FY07 TIP Amend 24 Moves unobligated funds from FFY08 to FFY09. FY10 TIP moves project CON to FYI. FY10 TIP Amend 2 moves PE funds from FY11 to FY10. FY12 TIP includes ongoing project



2,660State

0 0013,300 02015 TIP Funds $13,300 0


List of Projects

Name: Shoreline Restoration along Long Wharf at Parcel GTown: New Haven

Description:Requested project initiation for shoreline restoration at Parcel G adjacent to Long Wharf Drive between (approx) Canal Dock Rd and west end of Long Wharf Dr.

SCRCOG #: 2007-078Project # 0092-0571

History:FY03 TIP Amend 2 advanced PE from FY05 to FY03. Obligation schedule adjusted by FY03 TIP Amend 9 per statewide financial constraint.FY07 TIP Amend 18 introduces projects to the 07-11 TIP as a new project w/funds in FFY10. project moved into FY10 TIP. FY12 TIP includes ongoing project



680State

0 003,400 02015 TIP Funds $3,400 0

Name: Conversion of Rte 34Town: New Haven

Description:Conversion of Rte 34 from an expressway to an at-grade Boulevard between I-95 and Park St

SCRCOG #: 2007-041Project # 0092-0614

History:New Project introduced to FY07 TIP with Amend 2, FY07 TIP Amend 9 moves ROW phase from FFY07 to FFY08. FY07 TIP Amend 13 adds FFY08 AC entry, Moves FFY07 funds to FFY08 and decreases, adds FFY09 funds FY07 TIP Amend 21 moves ROW from FFY08 to FFY09, FY07 TIP Amend 30 moves unobligated funds from FFY09 to FFY10. FY10 Amend 1 adds project to the TIP. FY10 TIP Amend 7 moves ROW from FFY10 to FFY11. FY12 TIP includes ongoing project


252ROW FederalHPP

63Local

0 00315 02015 TIP Funds $315 0


List of Projects

Name: I-95 Corridor Improvement Project- contract B2Town: New Haven

Description:Project No. 92-627, Contract B2, involves the construction of the I-95 SB West approach and river piers to the new Pearl Harbor Memorial Bridge. This project will be advertised with Project No. 92-531 Contract E,

SCRCOG #: 2010-001Project # 0092-0627

History:FY10 TIP introduces new project. FY10 TIP Amend 5 adds NHS funds, FY10 TIP Amend 9 moves funds into FFY10. FY12 TIP includes ongoing project. FY12 TIP Amend 7 moves funds from FY13 to FY12. FY12 TIP Amend 16 changes funding source to NHPP-BRX


0CON AC-EntryNHPP-BRX

25,230 5,500Federal

2,803 611State

0 006,111 02015 TIP Funds $6,111 28,033

Name: New Haven Area VMS UpgradesTown: Regional

Description:Project to upgrade variable message signs on I-95/I-91 and other State routes in the greater New Haven region

SCRCOG #: 2012-A10-1Project # 0092-0646

History:FY12 TIP Amend 11 introduces new project


99PD FederalCMAQ

231FD Federal

0CON AC-Entry

2,300 2,300Federal

2,300 02,300231 02015 TIP Funds $4,831 99


List of Projects

Name: New Haven Area CCTV UpgradesTown: Regional

Description:Project to upgrade CCTV, TFM and Communications equipment along I-95/I-91 and other State routes in the greater New Haven region

SCRCOG #: 2012-A10-2Project # 0092-0647



72PD FederalCMAQ

168FD Federal

0CON AC-Entry

1,700 1,700Federal

1,700 01,700168 02015 TIP Funds $3,568 72

Name: Wayfinding Sign SystemTown: New Haven

Description:project is for the installation of a new multi-modal wayfinding sign system in downtown New Haven and at major gateways to the city.

SCRCOG #: 2012-A28-4Project # 0092-0661

History:FY12 TIP Amendment 5 introduces a new project


391CON FederalTCSP

98Local

0 00489 02015 TIP Funds $489 0


List of Projects

Name: Traffic Signal Upgrade @ 15 LocationsTown: New Haven

Description:Project is for the upgrade of substandard and antiquated traffic signal in New Haven for compatability with the City's Central Operating System

SCRCOG #: 2012-A10-4Project # 0092-0666

History:FY12 Amend 10 introduces new project. FY12 TIP Amend 23 adds FD and moves CON to FY15


140FD FederalCMAQ

2,525 2,525CON Federal

0 02,5252,665 02015 TIP Funds $5,190 0

Name: Rehab BR 03093 O/ Quinnipiac RVTown: New Haven

Description:Structural Steel repairs at pin and hangers and spot painting of Bridge #03093 which carries I-91 over North Front Street and the Quinnipiac River.

SCRCOG #: 2013-A19-1Project # 0092-0668

History:FY12 TIP Amend 19 adds project



20State

540FD Federal

60State

45ROW Federal

5State

12,780CON Federal

1,420State

14,200 00650 02015 TIP Funds $14,850 200


List of Projects

Name: Rehab BR 03014 Rte 91 O/ Mill River and State StTown: New Haven

Description:Substructure repair, structural steel repairs and painting of bridge #03014A which carries I-91 NB over Mill River, New Haven

SCRCOG #: 2013-A18-1Project # 0092-0669

History:FY 12 TIP Amend adds new project



13State

360FD Federal

40State

45ROW Federal

5State

9,734CON Federal

1,082State

10,816 00450 02015 TIP Funds $11,266 130

Name: Q Bridge LED Lighting BreakoutTown: New Haven

Description:Breakout project to install LED aesthetic lighting on the new Pearl Harbor Memorial Bridge

SCRCOG #: 2014-TP15-Project # 0092-0670

History:Project added with new FY15 TIP


4,000CON FederalNHPP-BRX

1,000State

0 005,000 02015 TIP Funds $5,000 0


List of Projects

Name: PARCEL G AND H - HARBOR ACCESS - PHASE 2Town: New Haven

Description:Phase 2 of project 0092-0583

SCRCOG #: 2014-A28-1Project # 0092-TMP1

History:FY12 TIP Amend 28 adds new project


775CON Federal330

0 00775 02015 TIP Funds $775 0

Name: Downtown Crossing, Phase 2Town: New Haven

Description:The City of New Haven is requesting $10 million in TIGER V funding for Phase 2 of Downtown Crossing which includes roadway, stormwater and bike and pedestrian infrastructure improvements at a total cost of $12.5 million.

SCRCOG #: 2013-A15-1Project # 0092-XXXX

History:FY12 TIP Amend 15 adds new Project. FY12 TIP Amend 16 moves funds to FYI per DOT request. FY12 TIP Amend 21 adds CON phase to FY18 to ensure that the Air Quality Conformity Analysis is performed on this project


12,000CON FederalLocal

0 12,00000 02015 TIP Funds $12,000 0

Name: Valley Service Road ExtensionTown: North Haven

Description:This project will extend the existing Valley Service Road approximately 950 feet from its current cul-de-sac terminus to the Main Entrance for a proposed development to the old Pratt & Whitney site in North Haven (415 Washington Ave)

SCRCOG #: 2007-101Project # 0100-0174

History:Amend 22(Supplement) introduces new project. Project moved into FY10 TIP l Project moves out one year. CON funds reduced by $360,000. FY12 TIP includes ongoing project


1,180CON FederalHPP

433Local

0 001,613 02015 TIP Funds $1,613 0


List of Projects

Name: Sackett Point Bridge ReplacementTown: North Haven

Description:Reconstruction of Sackett Point road /bridge over Quinnipiac River. Including widening and realignment of the approaches from Universal Dr to Republic Dr.

SCRCOG #: 2010-A7-2Project # 0100-0175

History:FY10 TIP Amend 7 introduces new project. FY12 TIP includes ongoing project FY12 TIP Amend 12 moves funds to FY13. FY12 TIP Amend 18 moves schedule out 1 year


320ROW FederalSTPNH

40State

40Local

10,400CON Federal

1,300State

1,300Local

0 013,000400 02015 TIP Funds $13,400 0

Name: Deck Replacement Br#03120 O/ I-91Town: North Haven

Description:Deck replacement of Bridge #03120 which carries Bassett Rd over I-91.

SCRCOG #: 2014-A25-1Project # 0100-0178



320PD FederalBRZ

80State

400FD Federal

100State

40ROW Federal

10State

3,200CON Federal

800State

0 04,000550 02015 TIP Funds $4,550 400


List of Projects

Name: US 1: Milford City Line to Rt 114 WideningTown: Orange

Description:intersection improvements in Orange from Milford Town line to Rte 114. 8,200 ft. project includes exclusive turn lanes at major intersections

SCRCOG #: 1999-044Project # 0106-0108

History:CON moved from FY04 to post-FY05 by FY03 TIP Amend 2 due to financial constraint. FY07 TIP Amend 2 increases funds due to low bid. FY07 TIP Amend 7 delays project to coordinate schedule w/sister project and increases cost due to utility work. FY07 TIP Amend 17 moves entire schedule out 1 year and increases funding FY07 TIP Amend 24 Adds PE Phase to FFY09. FY07 TIP Amend 27 moves AC and FFY10 funds to FYI Project moved into FY10 TIP Con moved to FFY11.Project is included in the FY15 TIP for CON.



2,630State

0 013,1500 02015 TIP Funds $13,150 0

Name: Replace BR#02637 O/ Race Brook (U-20)Town: Orange

Description:Project involves replacement of BR# 02637 carrying Rte 114 over Race Brook in Orange. bridge is on list 21 due to scour and undermining of masonry abutments

SCRCOG #: 2010-A12-3Project # 0106-0121

History:FY12 TIP includes ongoing project. FY12 TIP Amend 9 moves ROW to FY13


1,840CON FederalSTPA-BRX

460State

0 002,300 02015 TIP Funds $2,300 0


List of Projects

Name: Rt 122: US 1 RealignmentTown: West Haven

Description:Realign Route 122 northbound approach to US 1 to improve geometry, capacity and safety. ROW cost reflects gasoline station taking, "fruit stand" taking and numerous strip takes.

SCRCOG #: 2001-058Project # 0156-0170

History:ROW moved from FY04 by FY05 TIP Amend 7. FY07-11TIP Amend 3 moves CON phase from FY09 to FY08 and increases Funding from 6M to 10.25M. FY07 TIP Amend 13 adds AC Entry, moves CON from FFY08 to FFY10, increases funds. FY10 TIP moves project to FYIFY12 TIP Amend 25 changes funding source to STP-Urban and moves project into FY14


0CON AC-EntrySTPNH

4,480Federal

1,120State

0 005,600 02015 TIP Funds $5,600 0

Name: FY13: Statewide Marketing (NY-NJ-CT Moderate)Town: Statewide

Description:

SCRCOG #: 2011-A0-26Project # 0170-3106

History:FY12 TIP introduces new # for ongoing project FY12 TIP Amend 28 moves funds to FY15 and changes source from CMAQ to 5307


1,220OTH Federal5307S

305State

0 001,525 02015 TIP Funds $1,525 0

Name: FY15: Connecticut Clean fuels (NY-NJ-CT Moderate)Town: Statewide

Description:

SCRCOG #: 2011-A0-31Project # 0170-3118

History:FY12 TIP introduces new # for ongoing project


925OTH FederalCMAQ

231Local

0 001,156 02015 TIP Funds $1,156 0


List of Projects

Name: FY15: CTCLEAN FUELS (GREATER CT)Town: Statewide

Description:

SCRCOG #: 2015-0-24Project # 0170-3119

History:


925OTH FederalCMAQ

231Local

0 001,156 02015 TIP Funds $1,156 0

Name: FY15: Stwd Transp Demand Mgmnt (NY-NJ-CT Moderate)Town: Statewide

Description:

SCRCOG #: 2011-A0-32Project # 0170-3120



2,542OTH FederalCMAQ

635State

0 003,177 02015 TIP Funds $3,177 0

Name: FY15: STATEWIDE TRANS DEMEND MGMNT (GREATER CT)Town: Statewide

Description:

SCRCOG #: 2015-0-25Project # 0170-3121

History:



399State

0 001,994 02015 TIP Funds $1,994 0


List of Projects

Name: FY15:Telecommuting Partnership (NY-NJ-CT Moderate)Town: Statewide

Description:

SCRCOG #: 2011-A0-33Project # 0170-3122



352OTH FederalCMAQ

88State

0 00440 02015 TIP Funds $440 0

Name: FY15: Statewide Marketing (Greater CT)Town: Statewide

Description:

SCRCOG #: 2015-0-26Project # 0170-3123

History:


221OTH FederalCMAQ

55State

0 00276 02015 TIP Funds $276 0

Name: FY15: Statewide Marketing (NY-NJ-CT Moderate)Town: Statewide

Description:

SCRCOG #: 2011-A0-34Project # 0170-3124

History:FY12 TIP introduces new # for ongoing program


586OTH FederalCMAQ

147State

0 00733 02015 TIP Funds $733 0


List of Projects

Name: FY15: Statewide Marketing (Greater CT)Town: Statewide

Description:

SCRCOG #: 2015-0-27Project # 0170-3125

History:


368OTH FederalCMAQ

92State

0 00460 02015 TIP Funds $460 0

Name: FY 15: ADVANCED TECH BUSES (GREATER CT)Town: Statewide

Description:

SCRCOG #: 2015-0-28Project # 0170-3126

History:



830State

0 004,150 02015 TIP Funds $4,150 0

Name: STPT Eligible Engineering Activities for CLETown: Statewide

Description:Project funds federally eligible engineering activities of the Federal Transportation Enhancement Program including activities of CDOT's Consulting Liaison Engineer (CLE)

SCRCOG #: 2012-A6-1Project # 0170-3178

History:FY12 Amend 7 introduces new project. FY12 TIP Amend 9 moves everything out 1 year. FY12 TIP Amend 15 moves funds from FY14 to FY13


0 832PD FederalSTPT

0 208State

0 001,040 02015 TIP Funds $1,040 0


List of Projects

Name: Bridge Inspections by state forces- NHS BridgesTown: Statewide

Description:Inspection of bridges located on National Highway System (as expanded under MAP-21) by State forces.

SCRCOG #: 2013-A15-1Project # 0170-3222

History:FY12 Amend 15 adds new project


0OTH Ac-EntryNHPP-BRX

3,780 3,780Federal

945 945State

0 004,725 02015 TIP Funds $4,725 4,725

Name: Bridge Inspection by State forces- Non NHS BridgesTown: Statewide

Description:Inspection of bridges not located on National Highway System (as expanded under MAP-21) by State forces.

SCRCOG #: 2013-A15-2Project # 0170-3223



0OTH Ac-EntrySTPA-BRX

320 320Federal

80 80State

0 00400 02015 TIP Funds $400 400


List of Projects

Name: Bridge Inspection by Consultant NHS BridgesTown: Statewide

Description:Inspection of bridges located on National Highway System (as expanded under MAP-21) by Consultants.

SCRCOG #: 2013-A15-3Project # 0170-3224




6,720 6,720Federal

1,680 1,680State

0 008,400 02015 TIP Funds $8,400 8,400

Name: Sign Support Consultant inspection- NHS roadsTown: Statewide

Description:Inspection of overhead sign supports located on National Highway System (as expanded under MAP-21) by Consultant engineering firms.

SCRCOG #: 2013-A15-5Project # 0170-3226



0OTH Ac-EntryNHPP

1,200 1,200Federal

300 300State

0 001,500 02015 TIP Funds $1,500 1,500


List of Projects

Name: Sign Support Consultant inspection- non NHS roadsTown: Statewide

Description:Inspection of overhead sign supports not located on National Highway System (as expanded under MAP-21) by Consultant engineering firms.

SCRCOG #: 2013-A15-6Project # 0170-3227



0OTH Ac-EntrySTPA

98 98Federal

25 25State

0 00123 02015 TIP Funds $123 123

Name: Mast Arm Sign Support inspection by ConsultantTown: Statewide

Description:Inspection of Mast Arm sign supports by Consultant engineering firms.

SCRCOG #: 2015-A15-7Project # 0170-3228



0OTH Ac-EntrySTPA

225 225Federal

56 56State

0 00281 02015 TIP Funds $281 281


List of Projects

Name: NHS pavement management Analysis FY14-16Town: Statewide

Description:Pavement analysis and data collection for NHS roadways. Project is for a 3 year term 12/02/13 to 12/01/16 and replaces #170-2770 which expires 12/10/13

SCRCOG #: 2013-A18-2Project # 0170-3258

History:FY 12 TIP Amend 18 adds new project


0PL AC-EntryNHPP

224 336 448Federal

56 84 112State

0 0560420 02015 TIP Funds $980 280

Name: Non NHS pavement management Analysis FY14-16Town: Statewide

Description:Pavement analysis and data collection for Non- NHS roadways. Project is for a 3 year term 12/02/13 to 12/01/16 and replaces #170-2771 which expires 12/10/13

SCRCOG #: 2013-A18-3Project # 0170-3259



240 411 582PL FederalSTPA

60 103 145State

0 0727514 02015 TIP Funds $1,241 300


List of Projects

Name: Replace Overhead Sign SupportsTown: Statewide

Description:Project is for the continued replacement of overhead sign supports(Statewide) due to deterioration and exceeding useful life. Locations TBD based on priority list from Bridge Safety.

SCRCOG #: 2014-A23-2Project # 0170-3303

History:FY 12 TIP Amend 23 adds project


152PD FederalNHPP

38State

8FD Federal

2State

3,200CON Federal

800State

0 004,010 02015 TIP Funds $4,010 190

Name: Replace Light Fixtures w/ LEDTown: Statewide

Description:Replace existing High Pressure Sodium type light fixtures with new LED type light fixtures. Routes2A, 6, 7, 8, 20, 40, 66, 156, 291, 395 (various sections).

SCRCOG #: 2014-TP15-Project # 0170-3304

History:Project added with FY15 TIP



630State

0 003,150 02015 TIP Funds $3,150 0


List of Projects

Name: CE Bridge Insp- NHS RoadsTown: Statewide

Description:

SCRCOG #: 2015-0-8Project # 0170C-Enhs

History:



6,400 6,400 6,400 6,400Federal

1,600 1,600 1,600 1,600State

8,000 8,0008,0000 8,0002015 TIP Funds $32,000 0

Name: CE Bridge Insp- Non NHS RoadsTown: Statewide

Description:

SCRCOG #: 2015-0-9Project # 0170C-Enon

History:



1,600 1,600 1,600 1,600Federal

400 400 400 400State

2,000 2,0002,0000 2,0002015 TIP Funds $8,000 0

Name: SF Bridge Insp-On/Off System- NHS RoadsTown: Statewide

Description:

SCRCOG #: 2015-0-10Project # 0170S-Fnhs

History:



4,000 4,000 4,000 4,000Federal

1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000State

5,000 5,0005,0000 5,0002015 TIP Funds $20,000 0


List of Projects

Name: SF Bridge Insp-On/Off System- Non NHS RoadsTown: Statewide

Description:

SCRCOG #: 2015-0-11Project # 0170S-Fnon

History:



400 400 400 400Federal

100 100 100 100State

500 5005000 5002015 TIP Funds $2,000 0

Name: CE Sign Support Insp-NHS RoadsTown: Statewide

Description:

SCRCOG #: 2015-0-6Project # 0170S-Snhs

History:


0OTH AC-EntryNHPP

1,200 1,200 1,200 1,200Federal

300 300 300 300State

1,500 1,5001,5000 1,5002015 TIP Funds $6,000 0

Name: CE Sign Support Insp - Non NHS RoadsTown: Statewide

Description:

SCRCOG #: 2015-0-7Project # 0170S-Snon

History:


0OTH Ac-EntryNHPP

300 300 300 300Federal

75 75 75 75State

375 3753750 3752015 TIP Funds $1,500 0


List of Projects

Name: TRANSIT CAPITAL PLANNING - FY 08Town: Statewide

Description:Provide ConnDOT staff support for transit capital planning, planning studies and maintenance of ridership data - unobligated funds from FFY2008 are reflected

SCRCOG #: 2010-029Project # 0170-T708

History:Project continues in FY10 TIP. FY10 TIP Amend 16 moves funds from FY10 to FY11. FY12 TIP includes ongoing project. FY12 TIP Amend 17 moves funds to FY15


400OTH Federal5307P

100State

0 00500 02015 TIP Funds $500 0

Name: Job Access Reverse Commute (JARC)Town: New Haven

Description:Job Access Reverse Commute (JARC)

SCRCOG #: 2010-010Project # 0170-T798

History:New Program included in FY07 TIP. Project moved into FY10 TIP. FY12 TIP includes ongoing project


297OTH Federal5316G

297Local

312 327Federal5316H

312 327Local

0 0654624 02015 TIP Funds $1,278 594


List of Projects

Name: New Freedom- New HavenTown: Statewide

Description:New Freedom Initiative (NFI) funds transit programs designed to assist individuals with disabilities with transportation.

SCRCOG #: 2007-014Project # 0170-TNF2

History:New Program included in FY07 TIP. Program continued in FY10 TIP. FY12 TIP includes ongoing project


214 225 236OTH Federal5317J

214 225 236Local

0 0472450 02015 TIP Funds $922 428

Name: Transit Capital PlanningTown: Statewide

Description:Provide ConnDOT staff support for transit capital planning, planning studies and maintenance of ridership data

SCRCOG #: 2010-009Project # 0170-TX01

History:New Program included in FY10TIP. FY10 TIP Amend 16 moves funds from FY10 to FY11 as 5307P. FY12 TIP includes ongoing project


320 360 320 360OTH Federal5307C

80 80 80 90State

200Federal5307P

50State

400 450440650 02015 TIP Funds $1,940 0


List of Projects

Name: CE Bridge Insp- Uwater- NHS RoadsTown: Statewide

Description:

SCRCOG #: 2015-0-12Project # 0170U-Wnhs

History:



800 800 800 800 800Federal

200 200 250 250 250State

1,050 1,0501,0001,000 1,0502015 TIP Funds $5,150 0

Name: CE Bridge Insp- Uwater-Non NHS RoadsTown: Statewide

Description:

SCRCOG #: 2015-0-13Project # 0170U-Wnon

History:



240 240 240 240 240Federal

60 60 60 60 60State

300 300300300 3002015 TIP Funds $1,500 0

Name: 5310 ENHANCED MOBILITY OF SENIORS/DISABLEDTown: Regional

Description:

SCRCOG #: 2015-0-19Project # 0170-XXXX

History:


557 574 591 609OTH Federal5310E

139 144 148 152Local

739 761718696 02015 TIP Funds $2,914 0


List of Projects

Name: Replace VMS: I-91, 84, 384, CT2, 5, 15, 20Town: District 1

Description:Project to replace existing variable message signs using existing structures on major roadways serving District 1.

SCRCOG #: 2013-A14-2Project # 0171-0375



137PD FederalCMAQ

319FD Federal

6,500CON Federal

0 006,819 02015 TIP Funds $6,819 137

Name: Install OSTA Traffic SignalsTown: District 1

Description:Installation and revision of traffic control signals approved by the office of State Traffic Administration (OSTA) in District 1 for FY2015

SCRCOG #: 2013-A18-6Project # 0171-0376

History:FY 12 TIP Amend 18 adds new project


80ROW FederalSTPA

20State

920CON Federal

180State

50Local

0 01,150100 02015 TIP Funds $1,250 0


List of Projects

Name: Replace Traffic SignalsTown: District 1

Description:Traffic signal installation and revision at various locationsin District 1 (district signal preservation) for fy 2015

SCRCOG #: 2013-A18-7Project # 0171-0377



100ROW FederalSTPA

2,400CON Federal

0 02,400100 02015 TIP Funds $2,500 0

Name: Update signing Vic. Ex 54 to Ex85Town: District 3

Description:Project to update signs along I-95 from Exit 54 to Exit 85

SCRCOG #: 2011-A18-2Project # 0173-0354

History:FY10 TIP Amend 18 introduces new project. FY10 TIP Amend 21 moves project to FFY12. FY10 TIP Amend 23 splits ENG into PD/FD


200PD FederalNHPP

200FD Federal

8,308CON Federal

8,508 00200 02015 TIP Funds $8,708 0


List of Projects

Name: Install OSTA Traffic SignalsTown: District 3

Description:Installation and revision of traffic control signals approved by the office of State Traffic Administration (OSTA) in District 3 for FY2015

SCRCOG #: 2013-A18-4Project # 0173-0436



80ROW FederalSTPA

20State

920CON Federal

180State

50Local

0 01,150100 02015 TIP Funds $1,250 0

Name: Replace Traffic SignalsTown: District 3

Description:Traffic signal installation and revision at various locationsin District 3 (district signal preservation) for fy 2015

SCRCOG #: 2013-A18-5Project # 0173-0437



100ROW FederalSTPA

2,400CON Federal

0 02,400100 02015 TIP Funds $2,500 0


List of Projects

Name: NHL-Positive Train ControlTown: New Haven

Description:The Railroad Safety Act of 2008 has mandated installation of Positive Train Control Systems. System designed to montior train activity, prevent collisions, controll headway spacing, enforce speed restrictions and advise of hazards.

SCRCOG #: 2010-A2_2Project # 0300-0149

History:FY2010 TIP Amend 2 introduces new project. FY10 TIP Amend 12 deletes 5309 funds from FFY10 and adds 5307P funds to FFY11 FY12 TIP includes ongoing project FY12 TIP Amend 17 combines 5309A funds from FY12 into FY13 funds


9,600ENG Federal5307P

2,400State

9,600OTH Federal5309B

2,400State

22,400 28,000 33,600 33,600Federal5337

5,600 7,000 8,400 8,400State

42,000 42,00035,00052,000 02015 TIP Funds $171,000 0

Name: NHL-TRACK PROGRAMTown: Statewide

Description:

SCRCOG #: 2015-0-16Project # 0300-XXX1

History:


12,000 4,000CON Federal5307C

3,000 1,000State

5,000 015,0000 02015 TIP Funds $20,000 0


List of Projects

Name: NHL-SIGNAL SYSTEM REPLACEMENTTown: Statewide

Description:

SCRCOG #: 2015-0-17Project # 0300-XXX2

History:


28,000CON Federal5309B

7,000State

28,000 28,000 28,000 28,000Federal5337

7,000 7,000 7,000 7,000State

35,000 35,00035,00070,000 02015 TIP Funds $175,000 0

Name: NHL Catenary Replacement Section C1BTown: Regional

Description:Replace the existing catenary system from New Haven to the New York Border with a constant tension wire supporting system, designing the system for maximum speed allowed by track geometry and other physical constraints.

SCRCOG #: 2007-029Project # 0301-0070

History:FY07 TIP Amend 8 adds $13.3M Fed/ $3.3M State 5307C funds to FFY07, FY07 TIP Amend 23 adds FFY09 Funds FY10 TIP Amend 8 moves project into TIP and moves carryover funds to FFY10. FY10 TIP Amend 12 moves Carryover funds from FFY10 to FFY11. FY12 TIP includes ongoing project


44,000CON Federal5307P

11,000State

0 0055,000 02015 TIP Funds $55,000 0


List of Projects

Name: New Haven Line Track ProgramTown: New Haven

Description:Support continuing track maintenance program with capital funds. Use FTA Section 5307 and 5309 capital funds to continue track maintenance; e.g. replace ties, rail switches and ballast, and resurface rail.

SCRCOG #: 2010-011Project # 0301-T077

History:New Program included in FY10TIP. FY10 TIP Amend 12 moves FFY10 funds to FFY11 changes funding source to 5307P and increases amount FY12 TIP includes ongoing project


12,000 12,000 20,000 20,000CON Federal5337

3,000 3,000 5,000 5,000State

16,000OTH Federal5307P

4,000State

10,000Federal5309A

2,500State

20,000Federal5309B

5,000State

25,000 25,00015,00060,000 02015 TIP Funds $125,000 12,500

Name: NH-ML Catenary replacment, Section C1A & C2.Town: Regional

Description:Replace the existing catenary system from New Haven to the New York Border with a constant tension wire supporting system, designing the system for maximum speed allowed by track geometry and other physical constraints.

SCRCOG #: 2007-032Project # 0301-T119

History:Ongoing program included in FY07 TIP. FY07 TIP Amend 23 moves funding from FFY08 to FYI Project moved into FY10 TIP CON increased $31.5 M. FY12 TIP includes ongoing project FY12 TIP Amend 17 moves 5309A funds from FY12 to FY13


64,000CON Federal5309B

16,000State

0 0080,000 02015 TIP Funds $80,000 0


List of Projects

Name: Connecticut Transit OperationsTown: Regional

Description:Connecticut Transit operating assistance (subsidy) to maintain current service levels.

SCRCOG #: 1999-151Project # 0400-0001

History:FY12 TIP includes ongoing project


24,980 26,759 27,696 28,665 29,668OTH State5307O

28,665 29,66827,69626,759 02015 TIP Funds $112,788 24,980

Name: CTRANSIT Systemwide Admin Capt/Scv ReplacementTown: Statewide

Description:CTTRANSIT Administrative Capital Funds for purchase of utility vehicles, vehicle parts, computer hardware, equipment, etc used to support Transit operations

SCRCOG #: 2010-013Project # 0400-AXXX

History:FY10 TIP introduces new project. FY10 TIP Amend 16 moves 5307P funds from 2010 to 2011 FY12 TIP includes ongoing project. FY12 TIP Amend 15 moves funds from FY12 to FY13


800 640 1,200 640OTH Federal5307C

200 160 300 160State

1,500 8008001,000 02015 TIP Funds $4,100 0

Name: CTRANSIT SYSTEMWIDE BUS REPLACEMENTSTown: Statewide

Description:

SCRCOG #: 2015-0-18Project # 0400-BXXX

History:


28,800 36,000 24,000ALL Federal5307C

7,200 9,000 6,000State

30,000 045,00036,000 02015 TIP Funds $111,000 0


List of Projects

Name: Milford TD BUS REPLACEMENTSTown: Milford

Description:Funding for the replacement buses that have reached the end of their useful life

SCRCOG #: 2011-A0-11Project # 0424-0026

History:


1,080OTH Federal5307C

270State

0 001,350 02015 TIP Funds $1,350 0

Name: Milford TD- Fixed RouteTown: Milford

Description:Program provides operating funds for the fixed route bus services of the Milford Transit District

SCRCOG #: 2011-A0-1Project # 0424-0058

History:FY12 TIP introduces new # for continuing program


1,052 676 696 717 738OTH State5307O

717 738696676 02015 TIP Funds $2,827 1,052

Name: Milford TD- ADA OperatingTown: Milford

Description:Program funds the operation costs of the federal mandated ADA paratransit services of the Milford Transit District

SCRCOG #: 2011-A0-2Project # 0424-0059



324 278 286 294 303OTH State5307O

294 303286278 02015 TIP Funds $1,161 324


List of Projects

Name: Milford TD-Dial-A-RideTown: Milford

Description:Program provides funding for the Non-ADA paratransit services operated by the Milford Transit District

SCRCOG #: 2011-A0-3Project # 0424-0060



51 39 39 39 39OTH State5307O

39 393939 02015 TIP Funds $156 51

Name: Milford TD- Wheeler Commuter Shuttle OperatingTown: Milford

Description:

SCRCOG #: 2015-0-20Project # 0424-0061

History:


90 92 95 98OTH State5307O

95 989290 02015 TIP Funds $375 0

Name: Milfor TD- Coatal Link OperatingTown: Milford

Description:

SCRCOG #: 2015-0-21Project # 0424-0062

History:


130 134 138 142OTH State5307O

138 142134130 02015 TIP Funds $544 0


List of Projects

Name: Milford Transit Administrative Capital ProgramTown: Milford

Description:Transit District's Administrative Capital Funds for purchase of utility vehicles, vehicle parts, computer hardware, equipment, etc used to support Transit operations


History:FY12 TIP includes ongoing project. FY12 TIP Amend 17 moves 5307C funds from FY12 to FY13 changes to 5307P


160 180 320 220 272OTH Federal5307C

40 45 80 55 68State

275 340400225 02015 TIP Funds $1,240 200

Name: MILFORD TD- FACILITY IMPROVEMENTSTown: Milford

Description:

SCRCOG #: 2015-0-14Project # 0424-NFXX

History:


80CON Federal5307C

20State

100 000 02015 TIP Funds $100 0

Name: Milford Transit Replace Paratransit VehiclesTown: Milford

Description:Transit District's Capital Funds for purchase of Paratransit buses to replace vehicles that have reached the end of their useful life. Generally 4 years or 125,000 miles

SCRCOG #: 2010-005Project # 0424-PXXX

History:FY12 TIP includes ongoing project FY12 TIP Amend 17 moves 5307C funds from FY12 to FY13 changes to 5307P


164 336OTH Federal5307C

41 84State

0 4202050 02015 TIP Funds $625 0


List of Projects

Name: Greater New Haven TD - ADA OperatingTown: Regional

Description:Program provides funding for Fedrally mandated ADA paratransit services operated by the Greater New Haven Transit District

SCRCOG #: 2011-A0-4Project # 0427-0047



7,979 6,386 294 303 312OTH State5307O

303 3122946,386 02015 TIP Funds $7,295 7,979

Name: Greater New Haven- Dial-A-RideTown: Regional

Description:Program provides funding for non-ADA paratransit services operated by the Greater New Haven Transit District

SCRCOG #: 2011-A0-5Project # 0427-0048



188 143 145 148 150OTH State5307O

148 150145143 02015 TIP Funds $586 188

Name: GNHTD Administrative Capital ProgramTown: Regional

Description:Transit District's Administrative Capital Funds for purchase of utility vehicles, vehicle parts, computer hardware, equipment, etc used to support Transit operations




240 160 120 160 160OTH Federal5307C

60 40 30 40 40State

200 200150200 02015 TIP Funds $750 300


List of Projects

Name: GNHTD - New Bus Admin / Maint FacilityTown: Regional

Description:GNHTD - Funding for the design and Construction of new facility to house Administrative offices, transit vehicle storage and maintenance

SCRCOG #: 2010-008Project # 0427-NFXX



4,000 5,200 5,200ALL Federal5307C

1,000 1,300 1,300State

6,500 6,5005,0000 02015 TIP Funds $18,000 0

Name: GNHTD Replace Paratransit VehiclesTown: Regional

Description:Transit District's Capital Funds for purchase of Paratransit buses to replace vehicles that have reached the end of their useful life. Generally 4 years or 125,000 miles

SCRCOG #: 2010-007Project # 0427-PXXXX

History:FY12 TIP includes ongoing project. FY12 TIP Amend 16 moves 5307P funds from FFY12 to FFY13. Also moves 5307C funds to a new project #427-PXXX1


560 948 952 960 976OTH Federal5307C

140 237 238 240 244State

1,200 1,2201,1901,185 02015 TIP Funds $4,795 700

Name: Meriden-Wallingford ADA Operating -NETCOTown: Regional

Description:Maintain door-to-door service options for people with disabilities per Americans with Disabilities Act guidelines; complement fixed route transit.

SCRCOG #: 1999-058Project # 0432-0007



609 652 675 699 723OTH State5307O

699 723675652 02015 TIP Funds $2,749 609


List of Projects

Name: Meriden Bus Service OperationsTown: Meriden

Description:Fixed route bus service provided by the Northeast Transportation Company via ConnDOT support (contract). Continue three unit service.

SCRCOG #: 1999-148Project # 0432-0009



755 809 837 866 897OTH State5307O

866 897837809 02015 TIP Funds $3,409 755

Name: Wallingford Fixed Route - NETCOTown: Wallingford

Description:Fixed route bus service provided by the Northeast Transportation Company via ConnDOT support and municipal support.

SCRCOG #: 1999-145Project # 0433-0145



168 180 186 193 200OTH State5307O

193 200186180 02015 TIP Funds $759 168

Name: Old Saybrook/NH/Hartfor Commuter OperationsTown: Statewide

Description:

SCRCOG #: 2015-0-22Project # 0452-XXXX

History:


810 838 868 898OTH State5307O

868 898838810 02015 TIP Funds $3,414 0


List of Projects

Name: Meriden TD - CommuterTown: Meriden

Description:Provides funding for commuter bus servcies

SCRCOG #: 2010-032Project # 0463-0008



195 209 216 224 232OTH State5307O

224 232216209 02015 TIP Funds $881 195

Name: Municipal Grant ProgramTown: Statewide

Description:

SCRCOG #: 2015-0-23Project # 170-MGP

History:


5,000 5,000 5,000 5,000OTH State5307O

5,000 5,0005,0005,000 02015 TIP Funds $20,000 0

FY2015- 2018 Transportation Improvement Program

Municipal Project Codes 0008 – Bethany 0014 – Branford 0043 – East Haven 0059 – Guilford 0061 – Hamden 0075 – Madison 0079 – Meriden 0083 – Milford 0092 – New Haven 0098 – North Branford 0100 – North Haven 0106 - Orange 0148 – Wallingford 0156 – West Haven 0167 – Woodbridge 0170 – Statewide 0171 – District 1 0173 – District 3

5. RESOLUTIONS

Resolution on Conformity with the Clean Air Act - Ozone

Resolution on Conformity with the Clean Air Act – PM 2.5

Fiscal Year 2015-Fiscal Year 2018Transportation Improvement Program Resolution

Annual Planning Certification







OZONE

WHEREAS, the South Central Regional Council of Governments (SCRCOG) is required to submit an Air Quality Conformity Statement to the US Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) and to the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in accordance with the final conformity rule promulgated by EPA (40 CFR 51 and 93) when adopting an annual Transportation Improvement Program or when effecting a significant revision of the Regions Transportation Plan; and

WHEREAS,

Title 42, Section 7506 (3) (A) states that conformity of transportation plans and programs will be demonstrated if: 1. the plans and programs are consistent with recent estimates of mobile source emissions; 2. the plans and programs provide for the expeditious implementation of certain



it is the opinion of the South Central Regional Council of Governments (SCRCOG) that the plans and programs approved today, October 22, 2015 and submitted to FHWA and EPA conform to the requirements of Title 42, Section 7506 (3) (A) as interpreted by EPA (40 CFR 51 and 93); and

WHEREAS, The State of Connecticut has elected to assess conformity in the Connecticut portion of the New York-Northern New Jersey-Long Island, NY-NJ-CT Ozone Moderate Nonattainment area (Fairfield, New Haven and Middlesex Counties) and the Greater Connecticut Ozone Moderate Nonattainment Area (Hartford, New London, Tolland, Windham and Litchfield counties), and the Connecticut Department of Transportation has jointly assessed the impact of all transportation plans and programs in these Nonattainment areas (Ozone Air Quality Conformity Report August, 2014); and






WHEREAS, The Connecticut Department of Transportation’s assessment (above) has found that plans and programs jointly meet mobile source emission’s guidelines advanced by EPA pursuant to Section 7506 (3) (A).

Now, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the South Central Regional Council of Governments

That the South Central Regional Council of Governments (SCRCOG) finds that the Long Range Plan (April, 2011) and the FFY 2015-2018 TIP conform to air quality requirements of the U.S. Environmental Protection Administration (40 CFR 51 and 93), related U.S. Department if Transportation guidelines (23 CFR 450) and with Title 42, Section 7506 (3) (A) and hereby approves the existing August 2014 Ozone Air Quality Conformity Determination.

CERTIFICATE The undersigned duly qualified and acting Secretary of the South Central Council of Governments certifies that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of a resolution adopted at a legally convened meeting of the South Central Council of Governments (SCRCOG) on October 22, 2014. Date: October 22, 2014. By: ____________________________________ First Selectman Fillmore McPherson, Secretary South Central Regional Council of Governments







PM 2.5

WHEREAS, the South Central Council of Governments (SCRCOG) is required to submit an Air Quality Conformity Statement to the US Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) and to the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in accordance with the final conformity rule promulgated by EPA (40 CFR 51 and 93) when adopting an annual Transportation Improvement Program or when effecting a significant revision of the Regions Transportation Plan; and

WHEREAS,

Title 42, Section 7506 (3) (A) states that conformity of transportation plans and programs will be demonstrated if: 1. the plans and programs are consistent with recent estimates of mobile source

emissions; 2. the plans and programs provide for the expeditious implementation of certain



it is the opinion of the South Central Regional Council of Governments (SCRCOG) that the plans and programs approved on October 22, 2014 and submitted to FHWA and EPA conform to the requirements of Title 42, Section 7506 (3) (A) as interpreted by EPA (40 CFR 51 and 93); and

WHEREAS,

The New York – Northern New Jersey – Long Island, NY-NJ-CT area is designated a PM 2.5 Nonattainment area; and

WHEREAS, The State of Connecticut has elected to jointly assess conformity in all PM 2.5 nonattainment areas in Connecticut (Fairfield County and New Haven County) and






WHEREAS,

The results of the required emissions analysis performed by the Connecticut Department of Transportation on the Regional Long Range Plan (April 2011) and the FFY 2015-2018 TIP shows that the implementation of the projects contained therein will result in emissions of PM2.5 in each analysis year that are less that the emissions of the baseline year; and

Now, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED,

That the South Central Council of Governments (SCRCOG) finds that the Regional Long Range Plan (April 2011) and the FFY 2015-2018 TIP conform to air quality requirements of the U.S. Environmental Protection Administration (40 CFR 51 and 93), related U.S. Department if Transportation guidelines (23 CFR 450) and with Title 42, Section 7506 (3) (A) and hereby approves the August 2014 PM2.5 Conformity Determination.

CERTIFICATE The undersigned duly qualified and acting Secretary of the South Central Regional Council of Governments (SCRCOG) certifies that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of a resolution adopted at a legally convened meeting of the South Central Regional Council of Governments on January 25, 2012. Date: October 22, 2014. By: ____________________________________ First Selectman Fillmore McPherson, Secretary South Central Regional Council of Governments






Resolution Fiscal Year 2015 - Fiscal Year 2018 Transportation Improvement Program Whereas: U.S. Department of Transportation Metropolitan Planning Regulations (23 CFR 450)

prescribe that each metropolitan planning organization maintain a financially constrained multi-modal transportation improvement program consistent with a State Implementation Plan for Air Quality (SIP) conforming to both U.S. Environmental Protection Administration-established air quality guidelines and SIP-established mobile source emissions budgets; and

Whereas: The Council (SCRCOG), in cooperation with the Connecticut Department of

Transportation (ConnDOT) and major transit operators and relying upon financial constraints offered by ConnDOT, framed a four-year draft Fiscal Year 2015-Fiscal Year 2018 Transportation Improvement Program addressing projects and programs per the terms of 23 CFR 450.324; and

Whereas: The Council has provided a substantial opportunity for public review and comment

during the September, 2014 – October, 2014 period consistent with SCRCOG’s Public Participation Guidelines (adopted December, 2012) and has considered public comments per 23 CFR 450; and

Whereas: By agreement between the Council and the Connecticut Department of

Transportation, public involvement activities carried out by the Council in response to U.S. Department of Transportation metropolitan transportation planning requirements are intended to satisfy requirements associated with development of a Statewide Transportation Improvement Program (STIP); and

Whereas: Significant Fiscal Year 2015-Fiscal Year 2018 Transportation Improvement Program

proposals reflected in a Connecticut Department of Transportation air quality assessment for serious non-attainment portions of Connecticut (Air Quality Conformity Report for Ozone and PM 2.5 (2014), Transportation Improvement Program and Long Range Transportation Plan (January 2012)) and, in the context of all relevant regional transportation improvement programs, have been found to be conforming by ConnDOT and by the Council’s current Air Quality Conformity Resolution (attached) per U.S. Environmental Protection Administration guidelines (40 CFR 51 and 93); and

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Fiscal Year 2015-FY 2018 Transportation Improvement Program (Continued)

Whereas: The Council of Governments’ transportation planning process that continuously

reviews goals, projects and opportunities may result in periodic adjustment or amendment of the TIP.

Now, Therefore, Be It Resolved By the Council of Governments The Fiscal Year 2015-2018 Transportation Improvement Program (October 22, 2014 Final Version for Adoption, attached) is hereby adopted and shall be transmitted to the Connecticut Department of Transportation for inclusion in the State Transportation Improvement Program without change subsequent to an air quality conformity finding by the U.S. Federal Highway Administration and/or the U.S. Federal Transit Administration per 23 CFR 450.328. Consistent with the intent of 23 CFR 3450.324(k) only transit projects explicitly associated with funds allocated to the New Haven-Meriden Urbanized Area per Section 5307 of the Federal Transit Act and, in the aggregate, not exceeding authorized federal fiscal year allocations, shall be pursued with those funds. The region’s planning transportation process addressing major regional issues and opportunities is being conducted in accordance with all applicable requirements established in 23 CFR 450.334. Certificate The undersigned duly qualified and acting Secretary of the South Central Regional Council of Governments certifies that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of a resolution adopted at a legally convened meeting of the Council of Governments on October 22, 2014.

Date: October 22, 2014. By: ____________________________________ First Selectman Fillmore McPherson, Secretary South Central Regional Council of Governments






Resolution Annual Planning Certification Whereas: 23 CFR 450.334 describing the metropolitan transportation planning process requires states and metropolitan planning organizations to annually certify to the U.S. Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) and the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) that the planning process is addressing the major issues facing the area and is being conducted in accordance with all applicable requirements of:

1) Section 134 of Title 23, U.S.C., Section 8 of the Federal Transit Act (49 U.S.C. app. 1607) and CFR Part 450 as amended by SAFETEA-LU (PL 109-59);

2) Sections 174 and 176 (c) and (d) of the Clean Air Act (42 U.S.C. 7504, 7506 (c) and (d)); 3) Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Title VI assurance executed by each state under

23 U.S.C. 324, as amended by SAFETEA-LU (PL 109-59) and 29 U.S.C. 794; 4) Section 1003(b) of the Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency Act of 1991 (Pub. L. 102-

240) regarding the involvement of disadvantaged business enterprises in the FHWA and the FTA funded planning projects (Sec. 105(f), Pub. L. 97-424, 96 Stat. 2100; 49 CFR Part 23) and

5) The provisions of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (Pub. L. 101-336, 104 Stat. 327, as amended) and U.S. DOT regulations “Transportation for Individuals with Disabilities” (49 CFR parts 27, 37, and 38).

Now, Therefore, Be It Resolved By the Council of Governments That South Central Connecticut’s transportation planning process is being conducted in accordance with the above requirements. Certificate The undersigned duly qualified and acting Secretary of the South Central Regional Council of Governments certifies that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of a resolution adopted at a legally convened meeting of the Council of Governments on February 26, 2014. Date: February 26, 2014 By: ____________________________________ Fillmore McPherson, Secretary South Central Regional Council of Governments

APPENDIX A PUBLIC OUTREACH COMMENTS


Fiscal Year 2015-2018 Transportation Improvement Program The public is invited to offer comment as area mayors and first selectmen shape the Fiscal Year 2015- 2018 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) and a companion Draft State Transportation Improvement Program (STIP) through the next month. The TIP document, framed together with the Connecticut Department of Transportation guides the flow of funding for major improvements to the region’s roadway, transit, bicycle and pedestrian transportation systems. The development of this TIP also satisfies The Greater New Haven Transit District’s Program of Projects (POP) public participation requirements for those items on the POP which require TIP actions. Copies of the Draft TIP and STIP documents are available at the Council’s web site (www.scrcog.org) and by mail upon request. Public comments may be emailed to [email protected] During the 30 day comment period, which ends on October 21, 2014 or offered at the following meeting: October 8, 2014: Noon. Public Information Meeting /Council’s Transportation Committee reviews the STIP/ TIP. On October 22, 2014: 10AM. Council of Governments votes to adopt or amend the STIP/ TIP. South Central Regional Council of Governments 127 Washington Avenue, 4th Floor West, North Haven, Ct. 06473 Phone (203) 234-7555, Fax (203) 234-9850, e-mail: [email protected]


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