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What is TIIP? Ten Year Transportation Capital Program Last approved by Council in 2005 Defines: Major infrastructure projects Lifecycle programs
What is TIIP? Represents current planned capital investment over next 10 years Responds to areas of public concern and strategic system improvements
Guiding Principles of the Plan Council s 11 Sustainability Principles Themes from Council Goals / Priorities for the 2009-2011 Business Plan Community Well Being Sustainable Environment Prosperous Economy Smart Growth and Mobility Choices
Developing Program Themes Pedestrian / Cycle Mobility Transit Mobility Goods Movement Auto Mobility Lifecycle / Asset Management
TIIP GOAL Prioritize available capital to deliver a complete and optimal transportation system and promote a sustainable city + $8.5 Billion Projects to Consider $3.9 Billion Available Funding
Evaluation Process - Overview Establish Direction 11 sustainability principles Smart Growth Develop Goals, Objectives, Criteria Develop (Multidisciplinary Goals / Team) Objectives Plan It Transit Roads Trans. Planning Land Use Planning Infrastr. Services Pedestrians Cycle Transit Mobility Goods Auto Develop Program Movement Themes Mobility Lifecycle/ Asset Mang. Project Prioritization TBL Cost Mobility Safety Strategic Goals EVALUATE ALIGNMENT TO PRINCIPLES Measure: Project Alignment Risk Analysis Cash Flow Analysis RECOMMENDED TIIP2009-2018
Objective - TIIP Program optimizes: Projects in High Density Areas Eg. Transit Oriented Development or Downtown Pedestrian / Cycle Mobility Transit Mobility Goods Movement Auto Mobility Support Strategic Land Use Triple Bottom Line
Objective - TIIP Program optimizes: Along Major Corridors Pedestrian / Cycle Mobility Transit Mobility Goods Movement Auto Mobility Support Strategic Land Use Triple Bottom Line
FUNDING Total Capital: $ 3.9 Billion Major Funding Sources (Millions) AMIP (ends 2010) 111 MSI 1,483 Fuel Tax 943 Acreage Assess. 601 Gas Tax (GTF) / NDPT 367 Corporate (PAYG) 232 Asia Pacific 34 Others 106 Total MSI 2007 2018: $ 1.645B C&R Levy: 18.1% of $48,794/ha (2008 rate)
Municipal Sustainability Initiative (MSI) 10 year Provincial funding commitment (2007 2016) Total City allocation: $ 3,291,238,000 Contingent on future provincial budget surpluses
Municipal $3.291 B Sustainability Initiative Transportation Total $ 1,645 (50%) Additional $ 639 Approved $ 936 + $70 Affordable Housing $37 Recreation (1%) $ 330 (10%) Prot. Services $ 330 (10%) Contingency / Reserve $ 330 (10%) Culture $ 165 (5%) Unallocated $ 453 (13%) Regional Plan $ 1 (0.03%)
The Program
Pedestrian Mobility
Addressing missing Pedestrian Links Pedestrian Mobility Industrial Sidewalk Program 10 year program Providing safe, convenient connections $ 1.5 M / yr
Pedestrian Mobility Build missing sidewalks, walkways or pathways; Pathway twinning improved road crossings Improved signals for pedestrians/cyclists Intersection improvements for pedestrian/cyclist Pedestrian / Cycle Infrastructure Program 10 year program $ 2.5 M / yr
Pedestrian Mobility Additional Funding for pedestrian overpasses at: Macleod Tr / 61 Ave S Metis Tr / Westwinds LRT Station Plus $ 5 M / yr for POPS Pedestrian Overpass Funding 10 year program
Pedestrian Mobility Downtown Pedestrian Gateway over Bow River Build & Design Bridges western; Peace Bridge eastern; St Patrick s Island Target 2010 2011 $ 25 M
Transit Mobility
Transit Mobility LRT EXPANSION Tuscany / Rocky Ridge Saddleridge West LRT West LRT NW Extension NE Extension $ 751 M
Transit Mobility Mount Royal BRT Southeast BRT Bus Rapid Transit SE BRT 2009 2012 Mount Royal BRT 2012
Transit Mobility 7 Avenue Corridor Enhancement Target 2009 2014 $ 130 M
Transit Mobility 11 Street SW LRT Station New Twinned platforms 4 Car Capasity Ties to WLRT construction Target 2010 2011 $ 20 M
Transit Mobility 4 Car Trains and Platforms 201 N 201 S Fish Creek Target 2010 2013 $ 60 M Hillhurst Sunnyside
Transit Mobility Additional LRVs for Growth and Extensions $ 198 M
Transit Mobility Additional Buses / Shuttles for Growth and Lifecycle Average $40 M/yr
Transit Mobility Zoo Park and Ride Expansion Park and Ride Lots Southeast BRT Park and Rides Douglasglen McKenzie Towne $ 20 M over 10 years
Goods Movement / Auto Mobility
Goods Movement/ Auto Mobility Glenmore Trail: From Ogden Road to Barlow Tr Interchange at Glenmore Tr / 52 St SE Glenmore Trail East Corridor Improvements Target 2013 2016 $ 198 M
Goods Movement/ Auto Mobility Barlow Trail / 50 Avenue SE Grade Separation with CN Reduce delays / improve safety at rail crossing Target 2011 2012 $ 30 M
Goods Movement/ Auto Mobility Widening and other innovative solutions to optimize operations before building interchanges Operational Improvement Program 10 year program $ 20 M
64 Ave Goods Movement/ Auto Mobility Metis Tr: 64 Ave to 96 Ave NE Metis Tr 96 Ave To Stoney Tr NE 2008-2011 $140M
Goods Movement/ Auto Mobility 96 Ave: Deerfoot Tr to Harvest Hills Lk NE Improve traffic flow Support future development in Aurora Industrial Office park Target 2009 2011 $ 32 M
Goods Movement/ Auto Mobility Improve traffic flow Beddington Tr Support future development Country Hills Blvd Beddington Tr / Country Hills Blvd NE Complete Interchange 2009 2010 $ 35 M
Goods Movement/ Auto Mobility 16 Ave / Bowfort Rd NW 16 Avenue Interchange Improve traffic flow Support future development Bowfort Rd Target 2012 2013 $ 75.5 M
Goods Movement/ Auto Mobility Interchanges required to connect to Ring Road Provincial Ring Road Connections $ 139.5 M
Goods Movement/ Auto Mobility 52 St SE Glenmore Tr to 130 Ave Road Widenings
Strategic Development / Asset Management
Strategic Development / Asset Management 4 Street SE Underpass (40% City Share) 2009 2011 $ 24 M A Provides a multi-modal, pedestrian friendly transportation link between the East Village, East Victoria Crossing and Stampede Park
Strategic Development / Asset Management High priority for reconstruction: Major Road Reconstruction Program Macleod Tr Centre St N Elbow Dr, Edmonton Tr Ten year program $ 80 M
Strategic Development / Asset Management Bridge Rehabilitation Program Ten year program Macdonald Bridge Rehabilitation recently completed $ 79.5 M
Strategic Development / Asset Management Advanced Passenger Information Systems Example: Passenger Information System Brooklyn, NY 2010-2011 $ 3.5 M
Strategic Development / Asset Management Laval Smart Card Fare Collection Systems Translink Smart Card 2009-2011 $ 6.0 M
Strategic Development / Asset Management Transit CCTV Camera Replacement 2010-2011 $ 3.5 M
Strategic Development / Asset Management Downtown Parking Structures Land For land purchase of future CPA Lots in downtown Target 2009 $ 12 M
Reserve for future needs Uncertainty around cost escalation Strategic Development / Asset Management Reserve $ 104 M Financing to accelerate project delivery Avoid inflationary pressure Financing $ 98 M
FUNDING ALLOCATION (City Projects - 2009-2018) (4%) (54%) (42%) 60 $ 234 M % of Total Capital 40 20 $ 1,746 M $ 266 M $ 1,301 M 0 $ 126 M Pedestrian/Cycle Transit Road
PROGRAM CHALLENGES Cost Fluctuation Cash Flow desire to build quickly Unable to meet all demands / special interests UNFUNDED LIST $ 4.5 Billion unfunded
SUMMARY
Program Themes Pedestrian Cycle Mobility Transit Mobility Goods Movement Auto Mobility Lifecycle / Asset Management
Priorities based on: Council s sustainability principles Smart growth Transportation Hierarchy Walking Cycling Public transit Commercial vehicles High occupancy vehicles Single occupant vehicles
Priorities based on: Council s sustainability principles Smart growth Transportation Hierarchy Walking Cycling Public transit Commercial vehicles High occupancy vehicles Single occupant vehicles Complete integrated transportation system Major improvements to overall mobility Clean Safe Well Maintained
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