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Transportation Policy Committee July 21, 2015 9:00 a.m. Construction Advancement Foundation 6050 Southport Road, Portage, IN AGENDA 1. Call to Order by Chairman, Opening and Announcements a) Pledge of Allegiance; Introductions b) Meeting Participation Survey c) Action on the minutes of the May 12 TPC meeting (Pages 1-4) 2. Presentation: Bikes on Trains – Quandel Consultants 3. Planning a) Amendment 2 to the FY 2016 Unified Planning Work Program – Eman Ibrahim (Page 5) b) MPO FY 2016 Federal Aid Spending Plan – Gary Evers 4. Programming a) FY 2016-2019 TIP Approval Letter from INDOT (Page 6) b) Amendment #1 to the FY 2016-2019 Transportation Improvement Program (Pages 7-10) b) Amendment #2 to the FY 2016-2019 Transportation Improvement Program (Pages 11-15) c) NOFA discussion – New Federal Aid Projects (CMAQ, STP, HSIP) 5. Indiana Department of Transportation Project Lettings Report – Lyndsay Quist (Pages 16-17) 6. Transit Operator Reports a) City of LaPorte Transit b) City of Valparaiso V-Line and ChicaGo DASH c) East Chicago Public Transit d) Gary Public Transportation Corporation e) Michigan City Transit f) Northern Indiana Commuter Transportation District g) North Township Dial A Ride h) Opportunity Enterprises i) Porter County Aging and Community Services j) South Lake County Community Services

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Transportation Policy Committee July 21, 2015 9:00 a.m.

Construction Advancement Foundation 6050 Southport Road, Portage, IN

AGENDA

1. Call to Order by Chairman, Opening and Announcements a) Pledge of Allegiance; Introductions b) Meeting Participation Survey c) Action on the minutes of the May 12 TPC meeting (Pages 1-4)

2. Presentation: Bikes on Trains – Quandel Consultants

3. Planning

a) Amendment 2 to the FY 2016 Unified Planning Work Program – Eman Ibrahim (Page 5) b) MPO FY 2016 Federal Aid Spending Plan – Gary Evers

4. Programming a) FY 2016-2019 TIP Approval Letter from INDOT (Page 6)

b) Amendment #1 to the FY 2016-2019 Transportation Improvement Program (Pages 7-10) b) Amendment #2 to the FY 2016-2019 Transportation Improvement Program (Pages 11-15) c) NOFA discussion – New Federal Aid Projects (CMAQ, STP, HSIP)

5. Indiana Department of Transportation Project Lettings Report – Lyndsay Quist (Pages 16-17)

6. Transit Operator Reports a) City of LaPorte Transit b) City of Valparaiso V-Line and ChicaGo DASH c) East Chicago Public Transit d) Gary Public Transportation Corporation e) Michigan City Transit f) Northern Indiana Commuter Transportation District g) North Township Dial A Ride h) Opportunity Enterprises i) Porter County Aging and Community Services j) South Lake County Community Services

7. Regional Transportation Partners a) Gary/Chicago International Airport b) Local Highway Projects c) Indiana Toll Road d) South Shore Trails e) Port of Indiana f) Regional Development Authority g) South Shore Clean Cities h) Other

8. Federal Highway Administration and Federal Transit Administration

9. Planning Neighbors a) Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning (CMAP) b) South Suburban Mayors and Managers Association c) Southwestern Michigan Commission

10. Public Comment on Agenda Items

11. Other Business, Staff Announcements and Upcoming Meetings a) Other Business b) Staff Announcements c) NIRPC Committee Meetings to be announced.

The next Transportation Policy Committee meeting date and time will be announced.

Requests for alternate formats, please contact Mary Thorne at NIRPC at least 48 hours prior at (219) 763-6060 extension 131 or at [email protected]. Individuals with hearing impairments may contact

us through the Indiana Relay 711 service by calling 711 or (800) 743-3333.

The Northwestern Indiana Regional Planning Commission (NIRPC) prohibits discrimination in all its programs and activities on the basis of race, color, sex, religion, national origin, age, disability, marital status, familial

status, parental status, sexual orientation, genetic information, political beliefs, reprisal, or because all or part of an individual's income is derived from any public assistance program.

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Transportation Policy Committee Meeting NIRPC Auditorium

May 12, 2015 MINUTES

Members Present Joe Simonetto, Roosevelt Allen, Jr., John Baylor, George Topoll, Delbert Brown, Matt Deitchley, Jeff Huet, Joe Crnkovich, Mark O’Dell, Tom MacLennan, Art Biciunas, David Wright, Stan Dobosz, Frank Rosado, Jr., Taylor Wegrzyn, Phil Gralik, Don Parker, Bruce Spires, Carl Lisek, Mike Yacullo and Jerry Siska and Joyce Newland via conference phone. Guests Bob Carnahan, Julie Ritzler, Mike Sietz, James Mandon, Mike Jabo, Brad Minnick, Amy Stanley, Ron Wiedeman Chris Murphy, Peter Kohut, Chris Moore and Mitch Bishop. NIRPC Staff Belinda Petroskey, Mitch Barloga, Gabrielle Biciunas, Scott Weber, Gary Evers, Stephen Sostaric and Mary Thorne. 1. Call to Order, Opening and Announcements

a) Chairman Stan Dobosz called the meeting to order at 9:10 a.m. with the Pledge of Allegiance and self-introductions.

b) The INDOT voluntary participation survey was available. c) On a motion by Joe Simonetto and a second by Don Parker, the minutes of the April 14, 2015 meeting

were approved as submitted.

2. Planning a) Public Comment Period Results – Stephen Sostaric reported that the comment period for the 2040 CRP

Update, FY 2016-2019 Transportation Improvement Program and the Air Quality Conformity Determination began March 9 and ended April 27. The report consists of public comments and responses from staff and is formatted as recommended in the Public Participation Plan.

b) Air Quality Conformity Determination – Scott Weber reported that the Air Quality Conformity Determination which is included in the packet is required for the new FY 2016-2019 Transportation Improvement Program, and the update of our long range 2040 comprehensive regional plan for all added capacity regionally significant projects. The group of six agencies that conducted the determination were FHWA, FTA, USEPA, INDOT, IDEM and NIRPC through two teleconferenced meetings on projects going out from 2015 through 2045. We are in a non-attainment area for ozone. We were in a maintenance area in 1997 for fine particles but we are actually now in an unclassifiable area (In Indiana, Lake and Porter Counties are classified as unclassifiable of EPA’s 2012 annual National Ambient Air Quality Standard.) The emissions analysis results shown in Table 4 for ozone for volatile organic compounds (VOC) and nitrous oxides (NOx) are less than the Motor Vehicle Emission Budgets established in the State Implementation Plan for Lake and Porter Counties for all years through 2045. The PM2.5 emissions in Lake and Porter Counties are also under the established emissions budgets for all years through 2045. Therefore, the 2040 CRP Update and the FY 2016-2019 TIP are in conformity with the federal regulations. On a motion

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by Joe Simonetto and a second by Don Parker, the Transportation Policy Committee voted to recommend the Air Quality Conformity Determination to the NIRPC Commission for adoption.

c) 2040 Comprehensive Regional Plan Update Companion – Mitch Barloga reported that the draft update has been on the website since March. He read the memorandum from the Pathway Committee, giving their recommendation to approve to both the TPC and the NIRPC Commission. In answer to a question, Mitch Barloga said the Willowcreek extension project will not be in the TIP until the CRP update is adopted. Once adopted, additional artwork and some formatting will be added for the final update. On a motion by David Wright and a second by Don Parker, the Transportation Policy Committee voted to recommend the 2040 Comprehensive Regional Plan Update Companion to the NIRPC Commission for adoption.

d) Quarterly Tracking – Reporting for Amanda Pollard, Stephen Sostaric said the meetings are occurring this month.

3. Programming a) FY 2016-2019 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) – Gary Evers presented the list of projects for

both highway and transit portions of the new FY 2016-2019 TIP for both INDOT and local projects. Another handout was presented of fiscally constrained local highway projects. We are under spending in the TIP. There have already been some changes to the projects which will take place in the next few months and staff are working with the Local Public Agencies (LPAs) to see that all dollars are spent. Gary Evers pointed out a few regionally significant highway projects. There is a new interchange in La Porte County at SR 2 and US 20 which will improve safety. We continue to include the Illiana and I-65 added travel lanes projects, as well as center turn lane projects on US 41 from SR 231 to US 30. Don Parker made a motion and Joe Simonetto seconded the motion to recommend the FY 2016-2019 Transportation Improvement Program to the NIRPC Commission for adoption. In answer to a question from Joe Crnkovich, Belinda Petroskey said the TIP does include all of the NICTD transit projects. In answer to a question from Joe Crnkovich, Gary Evers replied that the new TIP is effective as of July 1 assuming DOT and INDOT approval, and the 2015 projects will be done under grants which will be submitted prior to July 1. Belinda Petroskey added that any problems would result in amending FY 2015 projects into the new TIP. David Wright asked that all GPTC projects in the 2015 TIP be carried over into the new TIP. Gary Evers said that would need to go out for public comment. Any significant changes would need to be done through a TIP amendment after July 1. Belinda Petroskey said she will contact FTA about the grants. Stan Dobosz asked for a vote on the motion and a second. The Transportation Policy Committee voted to recommend the FY 2016-2019 Transportation Improvement Program to the NIRPC Commission for adoption.

b) Spending Update – Gary Evers reported that a request to move dollars to transit was made on Friday. There are two outstanding purchase orders in Lake and Porter Counties. We have closed out 2015 and zeroed out the Michigan City Urbanized Area and are within $75,000 of closing out the Chicago Urbanized Area. We will obligate projects if possible from July through March and then work to close out the fiscal year. There is no time for anything new during the last three months of the state fiscal year cycle. Unexpectedly, INDOT did increase our FY 2015 apportionment last week and gave us two days to spend the money. That got handled as well. Gary Evers said he met with stakeholders in La Porte County regarding the projects submitted under the Notice of Funding Availability (NOFA) and they identified their top three projects which were shown in a handout. La Porte County spent their allotment in every year except 2020-2021. The results will be confirmed within the next 30 days and brought to this committee and the Commission as an amendment to the TIP in July. This will be done with a transfer of funds between urbanized areas. In 2017, funds will be moved from the Michigan City Urbanized Area into the Chicago Urbanized Area and then moved back to the Michigan City Urbanized Area in 2018.

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c) Internal Review Process – Gary Evers referred to a previous memorandum from Ty Warner shared last month stating that staff will review all projects for CMAQ, STP and HSIP for all counties to insure conformity with our plans and policies with regard to ADA compliance, Livable Centers, Complete Streets, NEPA and transit service expansion. NIRPC plans to have a pre-application eligibility review for all projects, as to some other MPOs do, before Memorial Day. Staff will meet with the LPAs to review and modify their applications and wrap up the selection of projects by the end of June or beginning of July for eligibility determination by late July. Gary Evers said Mitch Barloga will work with the Employees in Responsible Charge in presenting the results.

4. Indiana Department of Transportation

Julie Ritzler reported that the July lettings are ready to go. In August, RS37239 will move to November 10, 2015 due to an ADA compliance issue.

5. Transit Operators Reports a) LaPorte Transit – No report. b) Valparaiso V-Line and Chicago DASH – Taylor Wegrzyn reported that the ChicagoDash had its highest

ridership level ever. c) East Chicago Transit – No report was given. d) GPTC – David Wright reported that April ridership is up 2% over April 2014 and the Lake Shore South

experienced a high level in ridership. GPTC is looking to announce this summer the sale of bus passes in Hammond and Highland and GPTC will be working to add mail order and online pass. The Livable Broadway steering committee meeting last Thursday was attended by other large organizations including NIRPC and discussed recommendations to the board. The next meeting is Thursday, May 15 at 9:00 a.m. at the Gary Metro Center.

e) Michigan City Transit – No report was given. f) NICTD – Joe Crnkovich reported that April ridership was down about 2% over April of 2014 probably due

to spring break being held in March this year, but ridership is still up about 2% over the same time last year. Public hearings were held during April and the first week of May on a proposed fare increase. Few people protested the general fare increase, although some opposed raising the rates for cash fares, which pays for the cost of accounting for those cash fares. Suggestions are being reviewed and the Board will act on the proposal at their meeting on May 29. The East Chicago station stairway was rebuilt and opened for service on May 4. Staff is reviewing proposals for engineering work on five bridges. The overhead wire project continues and additional funding is being sought to speed up the process.

g) North Township Dial-A-Ride – Jerry Siska reported that they are taking the final steps of an agreement with GPTC to sell bus passes. Ridership in the first quarter has increased. April has leveled off but ridership is still up over 2014.

h) Opportunity Enterprises – No report was given. i) Porter County Council on Aging and Community Services – No report was given. j) South Lake County Community Services – No report was given.

6. Regional Transportation Partners – a) Gary Chicago International Airport Manager Delbert Brown reported that operations are running 24/7 on

the runway expansion for completion by the June 25 target date. b) South Shore Trails’ Don Parker reported that information tables will be set up at the Tour de Highland Bike

event on May 30. June 6 is National Trails Day and South Shore Trails are working on arrangements to participate with the Gary Air Show. Contact South Shore Trails to get help on your bike events.

c) South Shore Clean Cities Executive Director Carl Lisek reported that the USEPA is offering a Diesel Emissions Reduction Act grant. Grant money is also available for school corporations for bus heaters.

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SSCC also applied for a DOE Midwest Clean Drives grant to drive an alternate fuel vehicle. Electric charging station grants are available through NIPSCO. The next session of the Green Commuter Show on FM 89.1 will be on May 20 with the Mayor of South Bend. A Green Fleet Symposium will be held at Purdue Tech Center in Valparaiso. SSCC is hosting a Green Drives event at the DuPage County Fairgrounds in Illinois. Contact Carl Lisek for more information on these events.

7. Federal Highway Administration and Federal Transit Administration – Joyce Newland reported that on May

18, FHWA is coming out with a Separated Bike Lane Planning and Design Guide with a national webinar on June 2.

8. Planning Neighbors – No reports were given.

9. Public Comment on Agenda Items – No requests were received.

10. Other Business, Staff Announcements and Upcoming Meetings a) Other Business – Gary Wright said Transit Day will again be done at the Lake County Fair. b) Staff Announcements – No announcements were given by staff. c) Upcoming Meetings at NIRPC –The Finance & Personnel Committee will meet at 8:00 a.m. May 21 at

NIRPC. The Full Commission/Executive Board will meet at 9:00 a.m. May 21 at NIRPC. The Ped, Pedal & Paddle Committee is scheduled to meet at 1:30 p.m. April 23 at a location to be determined. The Environmental Policy Committee is scheduled to meet at 9:00 a.m. June 4 at a location to be determined.

During the NIRPC office rebuild, staff will be housed in the Auditorium. The next meeting of the Transportation Policy Committee will be announced. On a motion by Joe Simonetto and a second by Don Parker, Stan Dobosz adjourned the meeting at 10:00 a.m. A Digital MP3 of this meeting is filed. Contact Mary Thorne at the phone or email below should you wish to receive a copy of it. For requests for alternate formats, please contact Mary Thorne at NIRPC at (219) 763-6060 extension 131 or at [email protected]. Individuals with hearing impairments may contact us through the Indiana Relay 711 service by calling 711 or (800) 743-3333. The Northwestern Indiana Regional Planning Commission (NIRPC) prohibits discrimination in all its programs and activities on the basis of race, color, sex, religion, national origin, age, disability, marital status, familial status, parental status, sexual orientation, genetic information, political beliefs, reprisal, or because all or part of an individual’s income is derived from any public assistance program.

PROGRAM CATEGORY/SUBCATEGORY Organization

16

ORIGINAL

BUDGET

Amended

Amount

New 16

Budget

Additional

STP

Share

PENDING/

OTHER

NEW

NIRPC

SHARE NOTES

STP Planning

2059 - Trail Counters NIRPC - 10,000 10,000 8,000 2,000

2060 - Trail Marker & Sign Development NIRPC - 12,000 12,000 9,600 2,400 -

STP Amendment Total - 22,000 22,000 17,600 4,400 -

PROGRAM CATEGORY/SUBCATEGORY Organization

16

ORIGINAL

BUDGET

Amended

Amount

New 16

Budget

REDUCED

CMAQ

Share

PENDING/

OTHER

NEW

NIRPC

SHARE NOTES

NIRPC Programs

2541 - Air Quality Education/ Outreach NIRPC 300,000 (19,375) 280,625 224,500 - 56,125

2544 - Diesel Engine Retrofit NIRPC 122,000 (122,000) - - - -

CMAQ Amendment Total 422,000 (141,375) 280,625 224,500 - 56,125

Amendment 2 Total 422,000$ (119,375)$ 302,625$ 242,100$ 4,400$ 56,125$

Amendment 2 is to add two new planning projects to the work program and correcting the amount of CMAQ funds.

Amended:

7/16/2015

AMENDMENT 2: FY 2016 UPWP

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2016-2019 Transportation Improvement Program for Lake, Porter, and LaPorte Counties, Indiana

Amendment #1 July 2015

NEW INDOT Projects & Project PhasesFederal Funds

DES Sponsor Project Action Requested Funds Phase Year Total Federal Non-Federal

Add New Phase PE 2016 45,000$ 40,500$ 4,500$

Add New Phase CN 2017 150,000$ 135,000$ 15,000$

Located in City of Hammond, Lake County. This is Ramp 21 over Indianapolis Blvd.

1400115 INDOT

US 421 HMA Functional

Overlay on PCCP. From 0.53

Miles N of SR 2 North Jct to

0.53 Miles S of SR 2 North Jct.

Add New ProjectNHPP

Non-IMCN 2016 800,000$ 640,000$ 160,000$

Located in Town of Westville, LaPorte County.

Add New Phase RW 2016 30,000$ 27,000$ 3,000$

Add New Phase CN 2017 529,000$ 476,100$ 52,900$

Located in Town of Burns Harbor, Porter County

Add New Phase CN 2018 110,028$ 88,022$ 22,006$

Add New Phase CE 2018 13,000$ 10,400$ 2,600$

NHPP IM

NHPP IM

1500590 INDOT

US 41 Bridge Painting (Bridge

over Conrail RR & 236th Ave,

NBL, 4.54mi S of SR 2)

NHPP

Non-IM

1500583 INDOT

I-80 Bridge

Maintenance/Repair. 2.53

Miles W of SR 912

1172271 INDOTI-94 Pipe Lining. Located 0.13

Miles W of SR 149

NEW INDOT Projects & Project PhasesFederal Funds

DES Sponsor Project Action Requested Funds Phase Year Total Federal Non-Federal

Add New Phase CN 2018 110,028$ 88,022$ 22,006$

Add New Phase CE 2018 13,000$ 10,400$ 2,600$

Located on the northern edge of the Town of Schneider, Lake County.

2016 200,000$ 160,000$ 40,000$

2017 25,000$ 20,000$ 5,000$

CN 2018 1,947,000$ 1,752,300$ 194,700$

CE 2018 157,000$ 141,300$ 15,700$

Located in City of Gary, Lake County.

1500679 INDOT

US 30 HMA Overlay,

Preventive Maintenance. (SR

39 to US 35)

Add New Project NHPP CN 2018 2,690,000$ 2,152,000$ 538,000$

Located in unincorporated LaPorte and Starke Counties. Length: 1.84 miles (LaPorte) 4.29 miles (Starke).

Add New Phase PE 2016 15,000$ 12,000$ 3,000$

Add New Phase CN 2018 1,065,000$ 852,000$ 213,000$

Located in Town of Burns Harbor, Porter County. Length: 1.9 miles.

1400114 INDOT

US 30 Road Rehab (3R/4R).

(Industrial Drive to 0.2 Miles E

of US 421

Add New Phase NHPP PE 2017 377,500$ 302,000$ 75,500$

Located in unincorporated Porter & LaPorte Counties. Length: 2.2 miles (LaPorte) 4.7 miles (Porter). Cost to complete: $8,791,000.

PE

1500689 INDOT

SR 249 HMA Overlay,

Preventive Maintenance. (US

20 to US 12)

NHPP IM

1500602 INDOT

US 41 Bridge Painting (Bridge

over Conrail RR & 236th Ave,

SBL, 4.54mi S of SR 2)

NHPP

Non-IM

NHPP

Non-IMAdd New Phase

I-80/94 Bridge Rehabilitation

or Repair (WB Ramp over NS

& EJ&E RR's, 0.5 Miles E of SR

912

INDOT1500674

NEW INDOT Projects & Project PhasesFederal Funds

DES Sponsor Project Action Requested Funds Phase Year Total Federal Non-Federal

PE 2017 193,200$ 154,560$ 38,640$

RW 2019 500,000$ 400,000$ 100,000$

CN 2019 120,000$ 96,000$ 24,000$

Located in Town of Merrillville, Lake County. Cost to complete: $1,996,000.

PE 2017 52,000$ 41,600$ 10,400$

RW 2019 100,000$ 80,000$ 20,000$

CN 2019 100,000$ 80,000$ 20,000$

Located in Town of Merrillville, Lake County. Cost to complete: $593,000. .

1383250 INDOT

US 12 HMA Functional

Overlay. From Schrage Ave to

Columbus Drive.

Add New Phase NHPP PE 2017 180,000$ 144,000$ 36,000$

Located in the Cities of Whiting and East Chicago, Lake County. Length: 3.25 miles. Cost to complete: $2,120,000.

0301112 INDOTUS 12 Road Rehab (3R/4R).

From US 41 to Schrage Ave.Add New Phase HSIP CE 2016 50,676$ 40,541$ 10,135$

Project let in 2014--supplemental CE funds needed. Located in the Cities of Whiting and Hammond, Lake County. Length: 1.53 miles.

PE 2017 62,000$ 49,600$ 12,400$

RW 2019 200,000$ 160,000$ 40,000$

CN 2019 400,000$ 320,000$ 80,000$

Located in City of East Chicago, Lake County. Cost to complete: $1,143,000.

Add New Phase PE 2017 50,000$ 40,000$ 10,000$

Add New Phase CN 2019 200,000$ 160,000$ 40,000$

Located in unincorporated Porter and LaPorte Counties. Length: 2.02 miles. Cost to complete: $2,574,000.

1383246 INDOT

US 20 HMA Overlay,

Functional. (From 1.99 Miles

W of US 421 to US 421)

NHPP IM

1500091 INDOT

SR 55 Intersection

Improvement with Added Turn

Lanes. At 57th Ave, 3.0 Miles

N of US 30.

Add New ProjectNHPP

Non-IM

1500090 INDOT

US 12 Intersection

Improvement with Added Turn

Lanes at McShane Ave &

Railroad Ave (East Chicago).

Add New ProjectNHPP

Non-IM

SR 55 Intersection

Improvement (Roundabout). At

73rd Ave, to 1.0 Miles N of

US 30.

Add New ProjectNHPP

Non-IMINDOT1383615

NEW INDOT Projects & Project PhasesFederal Funds

DES Sponsor Project Action Requested Funds Phase Year Total Federal Non-Federal

2017 83,000$ 66,400$ 16,600$

2018 10,000$ 8,000$ 2,000$

RW 2019 240,000$ 192,000$ 48,000$

CN 2019 90,000$ 72,000$ 18,000$

Located in City of Valparaiso, Porter County. Cost to complete: $1,057,000. .

2017 107,000$ 85,600$ 21,400$

2018 5,000$ 4,000$ 1,000$

RW 2019 80,000$ 64,000$ 16,000$

CN 2019 35,000$ 28,000$ 7,000$

Located SW of the Town of Westville, LaPorte County. Cost to complete: $1,269,000.

2017 840,000$ 672,000$ 168,000$

2018 15,000$ 12,000$ 3,000$

Located in the Towns of Schererville and Merrillville, Lake County. Length: 5.61 miles. Cost to complete: $8,383,000.

PE1500064 INDOTUS 30 Road Rehab (3R/4R).

From US 41 to SR 55.Add New Phase

NHPP

Non-IM

PE

1383631 INDOTUS 6 Intersection Improvement

(Roundabout). at SR 2. Add New Project

NHPP

Non-IM

PE

1383635 INDOT

SR 2 Intersection Improvement

at Horse Prairie Ave, 0.25

Miles W of US 30.

Add New ProjectNHPP

Non-IM

2016-2019 Transportation Improvement Program for Lake, Porter, and LaPorte Counties, Indiana

Amendment #2 July 2015

NEW Local Projects & Project PhasesFederal Funds

DES Sponsor Project Action Requested Funds Phase Year Total Federal Non-Federal

PE 2016 107,299$ 85,839$ 21,460$

CN 2018 956,748$ 765,398$ 191,350$

Located in the Town of Michiana Shores and unincorporated LaPorte County. Length: 1.03 Miles.

PYB

Mich

City

PE 2016 652,220$ 521,776$ 130,444$

STP II RW 2017 31,250$ 25,000$ 6,250$

STP II CN 2018 1,605,578$ 1,284,462$ 321,116$

PendingLaPorte

County

Franklin Street Drawbridge

Asssesment & PlanAdd New Project STP II PE 2016 500,000$ 400,000$ 100,000$

PendingLaPorte

County

Develop Pavement

Management Inventory & PlanAdd New Project STP II PE 2016 100,000$ 80,000$ 20,000$

PendingLaPorte

County

LaPorte Economic

Development Corridor Project

Phase I

Add New Project STP II PE 2016 297,500$ 238,000$ 59,500$

Pending City of LaPorteDevelop Pavement

Management Inventory & PlanAdd New Project STP II PE 2016 83,715$ 66,972$ 16,743$

Federal Funds

STP II

Increase Award1500324 Michigan CitySinging Sands Trail P2. From

Franklin St to E Street.

PendingLaPorte

County

Singing Sands Interstate

Connector Trail: From US 12

at CR 600 W (Meer Rd),

along US 12, to the IN/MI

State Line.

Add New Project

DES Sponsor Project Action Requested Funds Phase Year Total Federal Non-Federal

Add New Phase PE 2017 250,000$ 200,000$ 50,000$

Add New Phase RW 2019 187,500$ 150,000$ 37,500$

CN in 2020. 'Cost to Complete: $1,187,500.

Pending City of LaPorte

Warning Flashers on Pine Lake

Ave (US 35) near East Shore

Parkway

Add New Project STP II CN 2017 40,000$ 40,000$ -$

PE by City of LaPorte. CN: 23 USC Section 120 (Safety).

1382594 Cedar LakeLake Shore Drive Intersection

Improvements at Cline AveAdd New Phase STP I RW 2016 125,000$ 100,000$ 25,000$

Supplemental funds for RW LID. Cost to Complete: $1,725,000.

1173708 MerrillvilleMerrillville Rd Intersection

Improvement at Summit St.Add New Phase CMAQ RW 2016 375,000$ 300,000$ 75,000$

Supplemental funds for RW LID. Cost to Complete: $1,057,762.

1382597 Gary

Industrial Highway

Reconstruction (3R/4R). Phase

I: EJ&E Overpass to E of Main

Airport Entrance.

Change in Termini;

Division of Original

Project

STP I CN 2017 6,325,000$ 5,060,000$ 1,265,000$

Located in City of Gary, Lake County. Length: 0.62 miles. No Added Travel Lanes.

1401036 Gary/INDOT

SR 53 Signal Head Changeout

(INDOT Maintenance to

construct).

Add New ProjectPYB

ChicagoPE 2016 116,731$ 93,385$ 23,346$

Located in City of Gary, Lake County.

STP IIPending Michigan City

Coolspring Ave Intersection

Improvements at Cleveland

Ave

Federal Funds

DES Sponsor Project Action Requested Funds Phase Year Total Federal Non-Federal

1297017 HammondSR 312 Advance Clearing

(IN/IL State Line to US 41).Add New Phase STP I CN 2016 990,792$ 792,634$ 198,158$

Located in City of Hammond, Lake County. Length: 1.04 miles. Cost to Complete: $20,612,750.

0810541 HobartDowntown Streetscaping

Phase IIncrease Award STP I CN 2017 4,151,200$ 2,058,550$ 2,092,650$

Located in City of Hobart, Lake County.

9981680Lake County

Parks Dept.

Veterans Memorial Trail:

Supplemental RW FundsAdd New Phase TAP RW 2016 87,500$ 70,000$ 17,500$

Located in City of Crown Point and unincorporated Lake County. Length: 6.5 miles. Cost to complete: $3.5 million. .

1401046 MerrillvilleTown-wide Warning &

Regulatory Sign ReplacementIncrease Award HSIP CN 2017 1,057,394$ 951,655$ 105,739$

Located in Town of Merrillville, Lake County.

1401027LaPorte

County

Replace Otis Rd Bridge over

Little Calumet River. Demo

IN047

Add New Phase Demo PE 2016 217,650$ 174,120$ 43,530$

Located in unincorporated LaPorte County. Cost to complete: $1.06 million.

2016 143,750$ 115,000$ 28,750$

2018 168,750$ 135,000$ 33,750$

DELETE Local Projects & Project Phases: Already FundedFederal Funds

DES Sponsor Project Action Requested Funds Phase Year Total Federal Non-Federal

PE1500346LaPorte

County

County-wide Bridge

InspectionsAdd New Phase

State

Bridge

1172428 Crown Point

109th St Reconstruction

(Resurface) from Indiana Ave

to Broadway (SR 53).

Delete Phase Demo PE 2016 111,025$ 111,025$ -$

Federal Funds

DES Sponsor Project Action Requested Funds Phase Year Total Federal Non-Federal

1401030 Crown Point

125th Ave Safety

Improvements (Court St to SR

55)

Delete Phase HSIP PE 2016 175,000$ 100,000$ 75,000$

1401034 HobartColorado St Intersection

Improvements at US 30Delete Phase HSIP PE 2016 191,190$ 172,071$ 19,119$

1401045 HobartTown-wide Warning &

Regulatory Sign Replacement Delete Phase HSIP PE 2016 11,111$ 10,000$ 1,111$

1000077 Lowell

SR 2 Sidewalks from Fremont

to Burr St. (Curb &

Sidewalks).

Delete PhaseSTP III

STP IRW 2016 330,263$ 264,210$ 66,053$

1173429 Lake Station

Intersection Improvements:

Central Ave @ Fairview.

Supplemental PE funds--if not

awarded in 2015.

Delete Phase STP I PE 2016 188,540$ 150,832$ 37,708$

0710056 Munster

Reconstruction of 45th St from

0.2 mi E of Calumet Ave to

Calumet Ave

Delete Phase STP I RW 2016 250,000$ 200,000$ 50,000$

0900080 PortageWillowcreek Rd Intersection

Improvements at Central Ave.Delete Phase CMAQ PE 2016 113,050$ 90,440$ 22,610$

0900080 PortageWillowcreek Rd Intersection

Improvements at Central Ave.Delete Phase CMAQ RW 2016 90,000$ 72,000$ 18,000$

1383364 Porter CountyReconstruct Bridge on CR 625

W over Kankakee RiverDelete Phase

FHWA

BridgeRW 2016 100,000$ 80,000$ 20,000$

Phase fully funded in prior year.

DELETE Local Projects & Project Phases: Other ReasonsFederal Funds

DES Sponsor Project Action Requested Funds Phase Year Total Federal Non-Federal

1382596 Crown PointSummit St Signals at Madison

St.Delete Project STP CN 2017 230,000$ 184,000$ 46,000$

Deleted at LPA's request.

1382603 Schererville

Kennedy Ave added travel

lanes from Junction St. to Oak

Ave. Cost to Complete:

$10,498,384.

Delete Phase STP I RW 2019 250,000$ 200,000$ 50,000$

Phase moved to 2020.

1401041 ValparaisoCity-wide Warning &

Regulatory Sign ReplacementDelete Phase HSIP RW 2016 6,000$ 5,400$ 600$

1401041 ValparaisoCity-wide Warning &

Regulatory Sign ReplacementDelete Phase HSIP RW 2016 104,192$ 93,773$ 10,419$

Deleted at LPA's request.

1382220LaPorte

County

Johnson Rd Intersection

Improvements at CR

500W/250N

Delete Phase STP II PE 2016 100,000$ 80,000$ 20,000$

1382220LaPorte

County

Johnson Rd Intersection

Improvements at CR

500W/250N

Delete Phase STP II RW 2017 150,000$ 120,000$ 30,000$

1382220LaPorte

County

Johnson Rd Intersection

Improvements at CR

500W/250N

Delete Phase STP II CN 2018 975,000$ 780,000$ 195,000$

Deleted at LPA's request.

Northwestern Indiana Regional Planning Commission (NIRPC)

INDOT - LaPorte District Letting

INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Northwestern Indiana Regional Planning CommissionDriving Indiana's Economic Growth

OFFICIAL TABULATION OF BIDS RECEIVED Total Letting Cost:

LAPORTE DISTRICT FOR THE LETTINGS IN JULY 2015

B-30955 Traffic Signals, New or Modernized

Des: 0600752 Description: New Bridge, Other Letting Date: 7/08/2015

Route: Local

Location: Replace Lake County Bridge 306: Broad Street or Turkey Creek LPA

County: Lake

B-34363 Traffic Signals, New or Modernized

Des: 1006694 Description: Bridge Deck Overlay Letting Date: 7/08/2015

Route: SR 2

Location: At Spring Run Creek, 0.63 mile west of west jct of SR 55

County: Lake

B-34729 Traffic Signals, New or Modernized

Des: 1296320 Description: Bridge Deck Overlay Letting Date: 7/08/2015

Route: SR 53

Location: Bridge over Beaver Dam Ditch, 1.93 mile north of US 231

County: Lake

R-34478 Traffic Signals, New or Modernized

Des: 1173426 Description: Intersection Improvement, Roundabout Letting Date: 7/08/2015

Route: Local

Location: Construct Roundabout, 93rd Avenue and Chase Street LPA

County: Lake

T-35209 Traffic Signals, New or Modernized

Des: 1296921 Description: Centerline & Edge Line Rumble Stripes Installation Letting Date: 7/08/2015

Des: 1296934 Route: SR 2 & SR 23

Location: SR 2 from US 421, N Jct. to SR 39, W. Jct.

SR 23 from Osborn Road to US 20/31

County: LaPorte, St. Joseph

T-35565 Traffic Signals, New or Modernized

Des: 1173439 Description: Raised Pavement Markings, Refurbished Letting Date: 7/08/2015

Route: Various

Location: Various locations throughout the Northwest District

County: Various

R-35216 Traffic Signals, New or Modernized

Des: 1296440 Description: HMA Overlay, Preventative Maintenance Letting Date: 7/08/2015

Route: SR 152

Location: .99 mile south of US 20 (165th Street) to US 20 (Michigan Avenue)

County: Lake

R-38149 Traffic Signals, New or Modernized

Des: 1401812 Description: Landscaping Letting Date: 7/08/2015

Route: Local

Location: US 30 Landscaping from Hayes Leonard Road to Horse Prairie Avenue LPA

County: Porter

INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

Driving Indiana's Economic Growth

LAPORTE DISTRICT FOR THE LETTINGS IN AUGUST 2015

R-34388 Traffic Signals, New or Modernized

Des: 0500026 Description: Bridge Rehabilitation or Repair/HMA Overlay, Preventative Maintenance Letting Date: 8/05/2015

Des: 1296430 Route: I-94

Location: Porter/LaPorte County Line Road overpass of I-94 (1.98 miles W of US 421)

From 1.1 mile E of Porter/LaPorte County Line to 0.5 mile E of US 421

County: Lake

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Northwestern Indiana Regional Planning Commission (NIRPC)

INDOT - LaPorte District Letting

R-35346 Traffic Signals, New or Modernized

Des: 1297642 Description: Surface Treatment, Microsurface Letting Date: 8/05/2015

Route: US 20

Location: From SR 249 to SR 149

County: Porter

RS-34054 Traffic Signals, New or Modernized

Des: 1006645 Description: HMA Overlay, Functional Letting Date: 8/05/2015

Route: SR 39

Location: From US 30 to US 6

County: LaPorte

INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

Driving Indiana's Economic Growth

LAPORTE DISTRICT FOR THE LETTINGS IN SEPTEMBER 2015

R-35695 Traffic Signals, New or Modernized

Des: 1297541 Description: Intersection Improvement w/ New Signals Letting Date: 9/02/2015

Route: Local

Location: Intersection Improvement, Divison and Smoke Road LPA

County: Porter

INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

Driving Indiana's Economic Growth

LAPORTE DISTRICT FOR THE LETTINGS IN OCTOBER 2015

R-29621 Traffic Signals, New or Modernized

Des: 0401038 Description: Bike/Pedestrian Facilities Letting Date: 10/7/2015

Route: Local

Location: Calumet River Trail (Gary) - Phase 2, Broadway to Polk Street LPA

County: Lake

R-29634 Traffic Signals, New or Modernized

Des: 0500821 Description: Bike/Pedestrian Facilities Letting Date: 10/7/2015

Route: Local

Location: Marquette Greenway Phase 2, 142nd & Calumet to Grand Calumet River LPA

County: Lake

RS-37956 Traffic Signals, New or Modernized

Des: 1401309 Description: Concrete Pavement Restoration (CPR) Letting Date: 10/7/2015

Route: US 12

Location: From SR 149 to 0.97 miles East of SR 149

County: Porter

T-35980 Traffic Signals, New or Modernized

Des: 1382602 Description: Traffic Signals, New or Modernized Letting Date: 10/7/2015

Route: Local

Location: City wide singage and singal project LPA

County: Porter

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