DIXIE TIP CONCEPT REPORT APPLICATION FY 2015 (Due November 6, 2013) PROJECT INFORMATION

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DIXIE TIP CONCEPT REPORT APPLICATION FY 2015 (Due November 6, 2013) PROJECT INFORMATION 1) TITLE: Old Hwy 91 (Swiss Village, Santa Clara to 200 East, Ivins) 2) DESCRIPTION: This joint Ivins/Santa Clara project consists of improving Old Hwy 91 from 200 East (Red Mountain BIvd) in Ivins City to the Swiss Village entrance in Santa Clara. Included is the reconstruction of approximately 0.40 miles of roadway within lvins corporate boundary and 0.74 miles of roadway within Santa Clara s corporate boundary. Also included is the installation of curb, gutter, shared use trail, sidewalks, new streetlights, and drainage improvements. This proiect was combined from two separate proiect applications into one by the DTAC and given funding for years 2014 and 2016. Because of limited funding sources from either community, this application is to request additional funding so the proiect can be completed in entirety. 3) SPONSOR: Ivins City and Santa Clara City 4) COST ESTIMATE: $ 3,580,000 (use attached tables or equivalent) 5) FUNDS APPLYING FOR (check all that apply): X St. George Urban STP, SPR FTA5307,_5309, 5310,or _5311 6) PROJECT MANAGEMENT a. Contact Person: David Glenn (Ivins) Jack Taylor (Santa Clara) b. Phone Number: 634-0689 656-4690 c. Mobile Phone: 680-1319 619-2551 d. Fax Number: 656-2286 879-5298 e. E-mail Address: dglenn@ivins.com itaylor sccity.orq 7) INCLUSION IN LONG-RANGE PLAN (LRP) a. LRP project number: STIP PIN #8575 b. Regional Significance: This project would complete Santa Clara Dr. and the portion of Old Highway 91 in Ivins to another proposed TIP project, Red Mountain Blvd Improvements (200 East). These improvements would help complete an improved loop between Santa Clara, St. George City, and Ivins City providing_better access and safety to regionally significant attractions in the area like the Tuacahn Center for the Arts, Snow Canyon State Park, trailheads in the Santa Clara River Preserve, and access to the future Three Rivers Trail System. This road is also the main route used in the event 1-15 is closed down. Dixie Transportation Planning Office

increase the two lane facility to a three lane facility providing turn lanes where needed, B. Describe Purpose and Need of the project: The purpose and need of the project is to included in both the Ivins and Santa Clara Transportation Master Plans. A. Describe how project is consistent with Local Plans: Improvements to this road is improvement with the enhancement of new curbs, gutters, and sidewalks. This proiect would be considered a rehabilitation of an existing road as well as an J. Is this project New, an Improvement, Expansion, or Rehabilitation to an existing system: the evaluation of this project. Please provide plans, sketches, aerials or designs with the concept report to assist in will also improve and enhance pedestrian safety. collision resulted in a fatality. Therefore, the shared use path, sidewalks, and lighting hand turn lanes would improve the safety of this road. Just recently, a bicycle/vehicle H. To what extent will this project improve transportation system Safety: Providing left that only existing bisecting streets will access this road with left turn lanes provided as part of the improvements. management policies as defined by their Transportation Master Plans. It is anticipated major arterial and would be subject to each of the participating city s access G. To what extent will Access Management be improved by this project: This road is a Any city owned utility work will be performed by each respective city. F. Is there any Utility Work or impacts? Indicate who will do the work and who will pay for it: right-of-way reguired for this project is existing. agreements, partnering opportunities, or in-kind service transactions possible: All E. Is there any Right-of-Way or Real-Estate purchase required? Any property owner jurisdictions. service: All maintenance will be performed by each respective city within their D. How will facility, system, or equipment be maintained when completed and open for accommodate a future expansion to five lanes when needed in the future. The 2009 50 foot wide asphalt pavement section. Some of the facility would be designed to (Pedestrian/Bicycle/Trail: Facility Design, usage) (Road: Facility Design, ADT, LOS, Functional Class, Design Speed, Accident Rate) (Transit: Rolling Stock Specification, Facility Design, etc.) (Park & Ride): Facility Design, usage): The project consists of improvements to a total C. What are the Physical Aspects of this project? of 1.14 miles of a maior arterial roadway. The finished facility would be 3 lanes using a ADT was 5,550 vpd with the 2028 ADT projected to be 22,000 vpd. necessary. pedestrian safety by providing sidewalks and a shared use trail. As traffic and pedestrian use continue to increase each year, these improvements are becoming more mitigate drainage problems with the installation of curb and gutter, and by enhancing RESPOND TO THE FOLLOWING FOR ANY PROJECT:

flow between the newly improved Santa Clara Drive and other major roads i.e. Dixie Transportation Planning Office connected trail for better pedestrian and bicycle mobility. needed for the shared use trail in Santa Clara. f. Environment: The roadway section of this project is not anticipated to impact any e. Level of Service: This project is anticipated to maintain a B Level of Service. d. Facility usage: This segment currently serves in excess of 5,550 ADT with an c. Circulation: The project would improve a loop through Santa Clara and Ivins, Pioneer Parkway and Red Mountain Blvd in Ivins. Tuacahn Center for the Arts, and area trails and trailheads. b. Inter-connectivity: The project would enhance the connection and increase traffic a. Mobility: Will increase capacity and reduce accidents. Will also provide a the following: connecting access to maior regional attractions i.e. Snow Canyon State Park, anticipated increase to 22,000 by 2028. undisturbed lands and it is expected that a categorical exclusion would be used to clear any environmental issues. There may be some environmental clearance K. Describe how this project will improve the existing transportation system as it relates to

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Old Highway 91 (Swiss Village to Ivins 200 E) Conceptual Cost Estimate revision date: 10/24/11 Description Quantity Units Unit Price Total 1 Mobilization 7% 1 lump $190,000.00 $190,000.00 2 Traffic Control 4% 1 lump $110,000.00 $110,000.00 3 Survey 1% 1 lump $30,000.00 $30,000.00 4 Excavation (Cuts & Fills) lump $80,000.00 $80,000.00 5 Remove Asphalt 220,000 sq. ft. $0. $44,000.00 6 Asphalt 310,000 sq.ft. $1. $589,000. 7 8 Type II Road Base 310,000 sq. ft. $0. $294,500.0 8 High Back 30 Curb & Gutter (wbase) 12,00 in. ft. $13. $162,000.0 9 Sidewalk (wbase) 9,95 in. ft. $17. $174,125.0 10 10 Asphalt Path 1,95 in. ft. $35. $68,250.0 11 Waterway w/curb Returns (L=49 ) 1.0 Each $3,500.00 $3,500.0 12 Handicap Ramps io Each $2,000. $20,000.0 13 Drainage Improvements i lump $125,000.00 $125,000.0 14 Revegetation & Landscaping 120,000 sq. ft. $1.00 $120,000.0 15 Street Lighting (Ivins City) 1 lump $40,000.00 $40,000. 16 Street Lighting (SantaClara) 1 lump $145,000.00 $145,000. 17 Signage & Striping 1 lump $50,000.00 $50,000. Subtotal $2,245,375. 20% Construction Contingency $449,075. Total Construction $2,694,450.00 10% Change Order Contingency $269,445.00 5% UDOT Oversight $134,722.50 8% Design Engineering $215,556.00 10% Construction Engineering $269,445.00 $3,583,618.50