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Visioning Workshop Baton Rouge, LA November 14, 2012 Louisiana Statewide Transportation Plan Update

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Page 1: Louisiana Statewide Transportation Plan  · PDF fileLouisiana Statewide Transportation Plan Update. Agenda •Plan introduction –About the Plan ... St. John the Baptist, LA

Visioning Workshop Baton Rouge, LA November 14, 2012

Louisiana Statewide Transportation Plan Update

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Agenda

• Plan introduction

– About the Plan

– About initial interview, questionnaire, and survey results

• Exercise set up

• Break out sessions

• Working lunch

• More exercises

• Closing remarks

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What we hope to accomplish

• Identify what growth and development makes sense for Louisiana

• Identify supporting transportation directions

• Identify goals and objectives most important to achieving the vision

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What the Plan is about

• Goals/Vision

• Needs/finances/gap

• Investment scenarios

• Mega-projects

• Corridors

• Performance-based outcomes

• Analysis tools

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Policy Committee

Executive Advisory Council • DOTD Executives • Advisory Council Chairs

Advisory Councils • Aviation • Freight Rail • Intermodal • State Highway Operations & Maintenance • Ports & Waterways • Regional Planning Officials • Community Development & Enhancement • Trucking

Decision-making structure for the Plan

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Louisiana State Highway System

• 16,687 State centerline miles – 27% of all roads in Louisiana

• 11th largest state system

• ~80% rural

• ~2/3 on low volume roads

• 7,963 State bridges – 60% of all bridges

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State interest – other modes (roles)

• Surface passenger

– Urban transit

– Rural transit

– Passenger rail

– Bicycle/pedestrian

• Freight rail

• Aviation

• Water ports/waterways

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DOTD interviews – issues identified

• Heavier trucks, more traffic

• DOTD focus on preservation

• Public expectations are high, public support for more funding is low

• “Soft” issues becoming important (quality of life, access to education)

• Aging population

• Economic development focus

• Impact of hurricanes

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DOTD interviews - what must change?

• Add capacity to key facilities

• Modal shift expectations

• Emphasize growth management

• Connections

• Intergovernmental cooperation

• New funding sources

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DOTD interviews - Top transportation priorities?

• Bridge condition

• Bottlenecks

• Transportation and the economy

• DOTD strategic goals

• Other modes – transit, rail

• Achievable projects

• Asset management

• Corridor focus

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Legislative Questionnaire

• Web-based survey

• Respondents - 48

• Questions – 10 (choice and free)

• Quotable remark – “Making all of this work together. Everyone needs infrastructure. No one place can do it alone nor can the state only serve one area at a time. This is the only way we tie our areas together. It is our responsibility to make legislators, DOTD, and citizens care!!!!!!!!!”

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Legislative Questionnaire – What’s feasible to increase funding ?

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Tolls

Outsource/Privatize State Services

Local Option Taxes/Fees

Reduce other state expenditures

Other

Majority of Legislators think tolls approved by local voters are Very Feasible and reducing other state expenditures is Not Feasible.

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Questionnaire – What’s the likelihood of…

11.6% 7.0%

32.6% 25.6% 23.3%

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Reduction in federal transportation funds.

Reduced state fuel tax revenues due to increased gas prices, increased fuel efficiency, alternative fuels. Reduced travel demand due to telecommuting, compressed work weeks, internet shopping, etc.

Rural population shift to urban/suburban areas

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Less Likely More Likely

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Questionnaire – What will affect needs/investments?

Majority of Legislators believe a reduction in federal transportation funds will Significantly Change transportation needs/investments.

Majority of Legislators believe reduced travel demand will have a Minimal Change on transportation needs/investments.

0.0%

10.0%

20.0%

30.0%

40.0%

50.0%

60.0%

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1 (Minimal Change) 2 3 (Significant Change)

Reduction in federal transportation funds

Reduced state fuel tax revenues

Reduced travel demand

Rural population shift to urban/suburban areas

Continued suburban development

Urban redevelopment

Other

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Public Survey:

• Random telephone survey

• Respondents – 1,013

• Questions – 30 (mostly choice but some free) (also questions about respondents

• Geography – North Louisiana - Metro Parishes 16%

– North Louisiana - Non-Metro Parishes 11%

– South Louisiana - Metro Parishes 58%

– South Louisiana - Non-Metro Parishes 15%

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Public Survey – Broad impressions (Questions 1-7)

95%

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51%

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0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%

Transportation Important to Quality of Life and Economy?

Convenient, Reliable Air Service?

Roads and Bridges Safe?

Convenient, Reliable Public Transportation? (17% No Opinion)

Safe, Convenient for Bike/Ped?

Roads and Bridges in Good Condition?

% Strongly Agree or Somewhat Agree

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Public Survey – Where to spend tax $ (Questions 8-17)

91%

78%

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73%

68%

63%

61%

57%

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41%

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%

Maintain what we have

Increase safety – all modes

Reduce congestion – technology/low cost

Ports to attract business, jobs

Airports for business, tourism

Railroads for economic development

Reduce congestion – new capacity

Basic transp. for elderly/disabled/low income

Reduce congestion – transit & bike/ped

More non-highway transp. choices

% Very Important

Not Very Important

Very Important to Some

Very Important to All

Very Important to Most

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Public Survey – If tax revenues aren’t sufficient (Questions 18-21)

61%

78%

23%

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90%

Voter-approved tolls

Voter-approved tax by parish/city

Reducing expenditures on higher education, health care, etc.

Strongly Approve or Somewhat Approve

Opened ended question on how to pay for projects:

• #1 response – no opinion (51%)

• #2 response – more effective spending (18%)

• #3 response – some sort of taxes/fees (14%)

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Public Survey – What should be the priority (Questions 22-23)

17%

77%

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90%

New roads/added lanes

Improve existing roads

42%

51%

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60%

Primarily on roads and autos

Broad range of options

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Public Survey – Views on airports (Questions 24-28)

87%

83%

74%

67%

57%

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%

Air travel to/from LA airports safe

Airports conveniently located and easy to get to

Airport terminal attractive with quality facilities

Airports provide good service to numerous destinations

LA has all airports it needs

% Strongly Agree or Somewhat …

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Public Survey – Preference for Future (Question 29)

53%

10%

4%

29%

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60%

A state with small and medium-sized cities with open space between them

A state with large cities like Atlanta or Dallas with suburban-type development

A state with large cities like Atlanta or Dallas with higher density development

Does not matter

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Today’s Workshop

• Purpose: set the direction of the Plan by

identifying where Louisiana wants to be in the future with regard to transportation

• Plan elements shaped by workshop input: – Vision

– Policies, goals and objectives

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Thank You! Any questions before we set up Exercise 1

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Land Use Scenarios Baton Rouge, LA November 14, 2012

Louisiana Statewide Transportation Plan Update

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Exercise 1- Background

• Demographic forecast estimates growth from 4.5M to 5.7M persons between 2010 and 2040

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Red River, LA

Vernon, LA

St. Helena, LA

St. Martin, LA

St. Mary, LA

West Carroll, LA

Lafayette, LA

Claiborne, LA

Washington, LA

Catahoula, LA

St. James, LA

Madison, LA

East Baton Rouge, LA

Bossier, LA

Terrebonne, LA

Sabine, LA

Iberia, LA

Caddo, LA

Tangipahoa, LA

Grant, LA

Calcasieu, LA

St. John the Baptist, LA

Vermilion, LA

Winn, LA

Iberville, LA

Ouachita, LA

West Feliciana, LA

Livingston, LA

St. Landry, LABeauregard, LA

Pointe Coupee, LA

Jackson, LA

Cameron, LA

Evangeline, LA

Natchitoches, LA

St. Charles, LA

Caldwell, LA

Acadia, LA

Tensas, LA

Avoyelles, LA

Allen, LA

Bienville, LA

East Carroll, LA

Ascension, LA

Lafourche, LA

Union, LA

Plaquemines, LA

Richland, LA

Rapides, LA

Lincoln, LA

Assumption, LA

Orleans, LA

Franklin, LA

Concordia, LA

St. Bernard, LA

Jefferson, LA

St. Tammany, LA

Change in

population

2010-2040

(Darker color and

more dots = more people)

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Status Quo - Continued expansion of suburban development patterns

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Town Centers- Development focused in centers of urban areas (10k +)

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Urban Centers- Development focused in centers of urbanized areas (50k +)

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Scenario Summary

1- Status Quo 2- Town Centers 3- Urban Centers

Development Type More suburban development in many areas

More development within centers of areas (10K +)

Most development within largest urbanized areas (50K+)

Urban Boundary Expands outward Stays the same Could decrease

Population Density Lower density, overall

Increases slightly, overall

Increases more

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November 14, 2012

Louisiana Statewide Transportation Plan Update

Economic Development Scenarios Baton Rouge, LA

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Exercise 1- Background

• Economic forecast estimates growth from 2.6M to 3.7M jobs between 2010 and 2040

• How might Louisiana grow?

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Red River, LA

Vernon, LA

St. Helena, LA

St. Martin, LA

St. Mary, LA

West Carroll, LA

Lafayette, LA

Claiborne, LA

Washington, LA

Catahoula, LA

St. James, LA

Madison, LA

East Baton Rouge, LA

Bossier, LA

Terrebonne, LA

Sabine, LA

Iberia, LA

Caddo, LA

Tangipahoa, LA

Grant, LA

Calcasieu, LA

St. John the Baptist, LA

Vermilion, LA

Winn, LA

Iberville, LA

Ouachita, LA

West Feliciana, LA

Livingston, LA

St. Landry, LABeauregard, LA

Pointe Coupee, LA

Jackson, LA

Cameron, LA

Evangeline, LA

Natchitoches, LA

St. Charles, LA

Caldwell, LA

Acadia, LA

Tensas, LA

Avoyelles, LA

Allen, LA

Bienville, LA

East Carroll, LA

Ascension, LA

Lafourche, LA

Union, LA

Plaquemines, LA

Richland, LA

Rapides, LA

Lincoln, LA

Assumption, LA

Orleans, LA

Franklin, LA

Concordia, LA

St. Bernard, LA

Jefferson, LA

St. Tammany, LA

Change in

Jobs

2010-2040

(Darker color and

more dots = more jobs)

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Extractive and Resource Industry Focus

Commodity Shipments, Oil, Agriculture,

Mining, etc. 2040

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Arts, Entertainment, Retirement, and Tourism Focus

Arts, Entertainment, Health Jobs 2040

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Research and Technology Focus Tech Jobs 2040

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Scenario Summary

1- Extractive and Resource Industry Focus

2- Arts, Entertainment, Retirement and Tourism Focus

3- Research and Technology Focus

Description Oil, gas, agriculture development

Festivals, amenities for seniors, new tourism attractions

University-research, hi-tech, coastal management

Relationship to Population Centers

Mostly separated Mostly integrated Mix of integrated and separated

Employment Density

Lower density, overall

Increases slightly, overall

Increases more