Navajo Nation Moving Roads Forward

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Navajo Nation Moving Roads Forward Presented by: Karen Bedonie Benally Department Manager NDOT Planning Department Jim Townsend Wilson & Company October 4, 2016

LRTP Strategy – 7 Goals Goal 1: Take Care of the System Goal 2:  Create Connections Goal 3:  Provide Options Goal 4:  Promote Economic Development Goal 5:  Enhance Safety Goal 6:  Maximize Transportation Investment Effectiveness Goal 7:  Enhance Existing & Create New Partnerships

2016 LRTP Priorities based upon data; Data Driven Future projects are consistent with the LRTP goals (Take Care of the System); Performance Based.

Objective: All Weather Roads… Manage Risk Manage Resources Manage Expectations Manage to Today’s Conditions NDOT’s responsibility: Manage the Transportation System

Surface Maintenance Bridges Pavement – Pavement Condition Index Sufficiency Ratings Pavement – Pavement Condition Index Crack seal Chip Seal Reconstruct Gravel – Visual Inspection Blade/Sealants Dirt – Visual Inspection Blade/Sealants/Grade & Drain

Highest Priority Projects

Regional Route Priorities Chapter House Access School Access Traffic Count Connections (Hwy/Paved Road) 5 Packages 20-Miles +/- Per Year 10-Year Program Grade/Drain Gravel Chip Seal

High Priority Regional Route (ADT/Reg Rte) Washout Priorities High Priority Regional Route (ADT/Reg Rte) Regional Route Others 1 Hydrology Evaluations Scoping Studies Environmental Grade/Drain 2 3

Bridges No Significant Changes in 5 years 17% are failing. 20% need maintenance

1 2 3 Bridge Priorities Phase 1 Evaluation Phase 2 Evaluation Is It Needed? Fracture Critical/Closed? Important to Community? Project Ready? (Plans/Env/ROW) Traffic Use/Detour Functional Classification Surface Type Bus Route 1 2 3

Paved Surface Conditions GOOD MAINTENANCE PRACTICES SAVE MONEY (10% of Navajo/BIA Roads) Invest Before the Cliff (20% of Navajo/BIA Roads) Very Costly Reconstruction (70% of Navajo/BIA Roads)

Paved Surface Conditions Crack / Surface Sealing

Paved Surface Conditions Targeted Crack Repairs

Paved Surface Conditions Pothole Repair and Targeted Reconstruction

Paved Surface Conditions N36 – N0060 Reconstruction

BIA ID’d Highest Priority Projects

Highest Priority Projects

1 2 3 Pavement Priorities Preserve Good Pavements Fix and Overlay PCI >= 55 PCI <55 Full Reconstruction 1 Preserve Good Pavements 2 Fix and Overlay Pavements 3 Rebuild Pavements

Take Care of the System Addressing Needs Systematically This could move…just a place holder or graphic that should be included in PPT.

Performance-Based Programming Roads – 75%-85% (approx. $30M) – construction Bridges – 5% – 10% (approx. $3.5M) – construction Safety – 1% - 3% (approx. $600K) – maintenance Pedestrian/Bicycle/Transit – 1% - 2% (approx. $400K) Airports – 1% - 2% (approx. $400K) – maintenance Data driven process to address critical needs first Maximize funding partners for success Maintain fiscally constrained TTIP

Program Approval Process More in depth on RDC.

Program Development Process

LRTP Discussion QUESTIONS? THANK YOU!