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LACEY CITY COUNCIL MEETING July 09, 2015 SUBJECT: 2016-2021 Six-Year Transportation Improvement Plan and Mitigation List RECOMMENDATION: Adopt Resolution approving the proposed 2016-2021 Six- Year Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) and revised Transportation Mitigation List. STAFF CONTACT: Scott Spence, City Manager Scott Egger, Director of Public Works Roger Schoessel, City Engineer Martin Hoppe, Transportation Manager ORIGINATED BY: Public Works Department ATTACHMENTS: 1. Six-Year TIP Summary Sheet 2. Traffic Mitigation List 3. Resolution FISCAL NOTE: The TIP does not immediately obligate the City to fund the identified traffic improvement projects. Projects listed are future improvements that will ultimately be paid with a portion, or a combination, of fuel taxes, Real-estate Excise Taxes, traffic mitigation paid by development, and state and federal transportation grants. PRIOR REVIEW: The Planning Commission held a public hearing on June 16, 2015, and the Transportation Committee reviewed the TIP on June 24, 2015. Both the Planning Commission and Transportation Committee recommended approval. BACKGROUND: The City is required to prepare an annual Six-Year Transportation Plan (TIP) and submit it to the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) and Thurston Regional Planning Council (TRPC) by July 31 each year. Page 1 of 2

The primary purpose of the TIP is to track the Federal Transportation and State Transportation Improvement Board funds. In addition, several sources have given projects additional points on grant funding if they are listed on the TIP. The funds shown do not obligate the City to any specific amount of matching dollars. All projects on the TIP are consistent with the City s Transportation Comprehensive Plan. The Transportation Mitigation List is also updated with the TIP. This year, Public Works is not recommending any changes to this list other than the yearly inflation published in the July Engineering News Record and updated costs to both Interchange Projects. ADVANTAGES: 1. The TIP will allow the City to comply with state regulations and apply for grants on specific projects. DISADVANTAGES: 1. None anticipated. Page 2 of 2

2016 SIX YEAR TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM SUMMARY Current Process LACEY STIP ID PROJECT TITLE 2015 Total Project Cost R/W 11-001 College St Corridor -- Phase 1 (College St and 22nd Ave Roundabout) 3,300,000 R/W 11-002 Hogum Bay Truck Route $ 7,200,000 PE 11-005 College Street Extension NE $ 2,723,873 PE 11-008 Marvin Road and Britton Parkway Intersection Improvements $ 320,747 Planned 11-010 Carpenter Rd Capacity and Safety Improvements Pacific to Shady Lane $ 3,631,831 Planned 11-011 Carpenter Road /Mullen Road Intersection Improvements $ 950,000 PE 11-012 Martin Way / Hoh Street Intersection Improvements $ 635,698 Planned 11-013 Marvin Road from Britton Parkway to Columbia Drive $ 12,829,860 Planned 11-014 Martin Way / I-5 Interchange Improvements $ 40,000,000 Planned 11-015 Carpenter Road Widening from Martin Way to Britton Parkway $ 15,767,917 Planned 11-016 Rainier Road from Yelm Hwy to City Limits (near Beckonridge) $ 2,360,690 Planned 11-017 Britton Parkway and Carpenter Road Intersection Improvements $ 534,578 Planned 11-018 Britton Parkway -- Phase II $ 2,054,000 On Hold 11-019 Lebanon Street Extension $ 466,833 Planned 11-020 Sleater-Kinney at 14th Ave Improvements $ 741,772 Planned 11-021 College Street Corridor Improvements $ 28,756,000 Planned 11-022 31st Avenue Extension Hogum Bay to Marvin Road $ 4,276,620 Planned 11-023 Marvin Road/ I-5 Interchange Improvements $ 100,000,000 Planned 11-024 Yelm Highway Improvements from Ruddell Rd to Amtrak Bridge $ 4,085,809 Planned 11-025 Martin Way East Roadway Improvements $ 4,740,910 Planned 11-026 Lacey Hawks Prairie Business District (LHPBD) Commercial Corridors $ 10,488,817 Planned 14-001 Willamette Drive / Campus Glen Drive Roundabout $ 1,500,000 $ Indicates Fully Funded Total TIP Costs $ 247,365,954 Indicates Partial Funding Projects to be Removed PE 11-003 Willamette Dr / 31st Ave Roundabout $ 1,500,000 CONST 11-004 Golf Club Road Extension $ 750,000 Planned 14-002 Ruddell Road Safety Improvements $ 3,000,000 5/22/2015

2014/2015 TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT MITIGATION LIST Table 14T-15 Referred from 14.21.026,.040B(2) b Capped d e = (b-d) f = (0.90*e) Varies by Type Account Number COMPLETED PROJECTS Project 2014/2015 Project Cost 2015/2016 Project Cost Consistent Denominator Cost per Trip Existing Volume Remaining Volume Mitigated Volume 90% Collection % of Total 102-0000-224.50-03 45th Avenue and College Street Improvements $ 1,142,752 $ 1,166,750 3500 $ 333.36 1,645 1,855 1,670 $ 556,540 48% 102-0000-224.50-08 45th Avenue and Ruddell Road Improvements $ 421,267 $ 430,113 3500 $ 122.89 1,156 2,344 2,110 $ 259,248 60% 102-0000-224.50-24 Ruddell Road at 22nd Avenue Improvements $ 421,267 $ 430,113 3500 $ 122.89 1,154 2,346 2,111 $ 259,469 60% 102-0000-224.50-27 Yelm Highway Improvements College Street to Ruddell Road $ 3,886,779 $ 3,968,401 4000 $ 992.10 1,703 2,297 2,067 $ 2,050,969 52% 102-0000-224.50-32 Ruddell Road / 54th Avenue Improvements $ 410,991 $ 419,622 3500 $ 119.89 979 2,521 2,269 $ 272,023 65% FIXED-COMPLETED PROJECTS 102-0000-224.50-26 Mullen Road Extension $ 7,077,267 $ 7,225,890 4000 $ 1,137.73 1,731 2,269 2,042 $ 3,688,997 51% 102-0000-224.50-29 Mullen Road Capacity/Safety Improvements East of Ruddell $ 6,066,229 $ 6,193,620 4000 $ 1,137.73 1,138 2,862 2,576 $ 3,988,382 64% 102-0000-224.50-42 6th Avenue / Sleater Kinney Improvements $ 4,002,324 $ 4,086,373 3500 $ 1,137.73 2,319 1,181 1,063 $ 1,240,973 30% FIXED PROJECTS 102-0000-224.50-38 Carpenter Rd from Martin Way to Britton Parkway $ 17,558,051 $ 17,926,770 4000 $ 1,137.73 295 3,705 3,335 $ 14,944,204 83% 102-0000-224.50-48 Marvin Road Interchange Improvements Phase 2 $ 28,572,872 $ 100,000,000 6000 $ 1,137.73 2,003 3,997 3,597 $ 59,955,000 60% 102-0000-224.50-49 College Street Reconstruction -- Lacey Blvd to 37th Ave $ 34,575,111 $ 35,301,188 5000 $ 1,137.73 2,000 3,000 2,700 $ 19,062,642 54% 102-0000-224.50-56 Citywide ITS Signal Improvements $ 2,168,511 $ 2,214,049 N/A $ 110.71 N/A N/A N/A $ 1,107,025 50% 102-0000-224.50-39 Marvin Road-- Britton to Columbia Drive NE $ 14,286,436 $ 14,586,451 5000 $ 1,137.73 580 4,420 3,978 $ 11,604,980 80% 102-0000-224.50-41 Yelm Highway Improvements Ruddell Road to East City Limits $ 4,549,672 $ 4,645,215 4000 $ 1,137.73 1,277 2,723 2,451 $ 2,846,007 61% 102-0000-224.50-46 Hogum Bay Road Improvements $ 14,286,436 $ 14,586,451 3500 $ 1,137.73 530 2,970 2,673 $ 11,139,881 76% 102-0000-224.50-51 31st Avenue Extension Hogum Bay to Marvin Road $ 4,762,145 $ 4,862,150 4000 $ 1,137.73 580 3,420 3,078 $ 3,741,425 77% 102-0000-224.50-33 Martin Way & I-5 Interchange Improvements $ 6,066,229 $ 40,000,000 6000 $ 1,137.73 3,515 2,485 2,237 $ 14,910,000 37% ACTIVE PROJECTS 102-0000-224.50-23 Sleater-Kinney at 14th Ave Improvements $ 804,270 $ 821,160 3500 $ 234.62 1,448 2,052 1,847 $ 433,291 53% 102-0000-224.50-25 College Street Extension NE $ 3,033,115 $ 3,096,810 3500 $ 884.80 1,017 2,483 2,235 $ 1,977,269 64% 102-0000-224.50-28 102-0000-224.50-40 Carpenter Road Capacity /Safety Improvements Pacific to Shady Lane $ 4,044,153 $ 4,129,080 4000 $ 1,032.27 1,521 2,479 2,231 $ 2,303,098 56% Rainier Road from Yelm Hwy to City Limits (near Beckonridge) $ 2,628,699 $ 2,683,902 4000 $ 670.98 774 3,226 2,903 $ 1,948,110 73% 102-0000-224.50-43 Golf Club Road Extension $ 530,902 $ 542,051 3500 $ 154.87-3,500 3,150 $ 487,846 90% 102-0000-224.50-44 Martin Way / Hoh Street Intersection Improvements $ 707,869 $ 722,734 3500 $ 206.50 1,352 2,148 1,933 $ 399,197 55% 102-0000-224.50-45 Willamette Drive / 31st Ave Intersection Improvements $ 884,836 $ 903,418 3500 $ 258.12 1,034 2,466 2,219 $ 572,870 63% 102-0000-224.50-47 Carpenter Rd/Mullen Rd Intersection Improvements $ 1,030,042 $ 1,051,673 3500 $ 300.48 1,212 2,288 2,059 $ 618,745 59% 102-0000-224.50-50 102-0000-224.50-52 Marvin Road and Britton Parkway Intersection Improvements $ 357,161 $ 364,661 4000 $ 91.17 595 3,405 3,065 $ 279,376 77% Britton Parkway and Carpenter Road Intersection Improvements $ 595,268 $ 607,769 4000 $ 151.94 412 3,588 3,229 $ 490,652 81% 102-0000-224.50-53 Willamette Drive / Campus Glen Drive Roundabout $ 1,500,000 $ 1,531,500 3500 $ 437.57 386 3,114 2,803 $ 1,226,338 80% $ 193,829,064 $ 287,917,425 $ 170,041,933 Residential Year ENR Construction Index Cap Resolution 2011-2012 2.70% $ 1,616 Resolution 973 Passed 7-28-2011 2012-2013 2.70% $ 1,660 Resolution 985 Passed 7-12-2012 2013-2014 2.50% $ 1,701 Resolution 996 Passed 7-25-2013 2014-2015 3.00% $ 1,752 Resolution 1013 Passed 7-17-2014 2015-2016 2.10% $ 1,789 Resolution 1024 Passed 7-09-2015 7/6/2015

RESOLUTION CITY OF LACEY A RESOLUTION ADOPTING THE 2016-2021 TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM (TIP) FOR THE CITY OF LACEY AND ADOPTING A REVISED TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT MITIGATION LIST. WHEREAS, under the requirements of RCW 35.77.010 it is necessary that the City of Lacey adopt a Six-Year Comprehensive Transportation Improvement Program and review said program annually, and WHEREAS, the City of Lacey has heretofore adopted a Six-Year Comprehensive Transportation Improvement Program and has revised said program annually, and WHEREAS, the Public Works Director, the Transportation Committee of the Lacey City Council and the City's Planning Commission have studied the City streets of Lacey and have presented a proposed revised and extended Six-Year Comprehensive Transportation Improvement Program and the Planning Commission has held a public hearing on said proposal on behalf of the City Council; and WHEREAS, in conjunction with such study, the City's Transportation Improvement Mitigation List has been reviewed and changes to such list proposed, and WHEREAS, it is in the best interest of the City of Lacey and its citizens that the proposed transportation program be adopted as the Six-Year Comprehensive Transportation Improvement Program of the City of Lacey and that the City's Transportation Improvement Mitigation List be Resolution No. Page 1 of 2

modified as proposed, NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LACEY, WASHINGTON, that the document entitled 2016-2021 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP), attached hereto and made a part hereof, is hereby adopted as the Six-Year Comprehensive Transportation Improvement Program of the City of Lacey and a copy of said plan together with a copy of this Resolution shall be filed with the Department of Transportation of the State of Washington; BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the attached 2015-2016 Transportation Improvement Mitigation List be adopted as the current Transportation Improvement Mitigation List designated as Table 14T-15 in Section 14.21.026 of the Lacey Municipal Code. PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LACEY, WASHINGTON, this day of, 2015. CITY COUNCIL By Mayor Attest: Approved as to form: City Clerk City Attorney Resolution No. Page 2 of 2