1. TRANSPORTATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE (TAC) PUBLIC OPEN HOUSE TRANSPORTATION MEETING March 31 st, 2015

2. Why are we here?  To seek public input on the development of the Area Transportation Improvement Program (ATIP)  Proposed projects for federal transportation funding from 2016 – 2019 Roads Bridges Public Transit Rail Safety Safety Improvements Transportation Alternatives

3. Who makes the decisions? Federal Highway Administration Minnesota Department of Transportation Area Transportation Partnerships Public

4. Role of the ATP  Meets 4 – 6 times per year to plan and priorities transportation projects for federal funding  Receives transportation improvement recommendations from cities, counties, transit providers, local elected officials, MnDOT and other transportation partners and compiles a list of projects within its boundaries  Sets policy for prioritizing annual federal funds  Approves and submits final list of projects for the area

5. Who serves on the ATP?  ATP 4 (Big Stone, Swift, Pope, Stevens, Douglas, Grant, Traverse, Wilkin, Ottertail, Becker, Clay and Mahnomen Counties) West Central Minnesota Area Transportation Partnership (ATP 4) RDC 4: West Central InitiativeRDC 2: Headwaters RDC John Okeson, Becker County CommissionerJonathan Large, Mahnomen County Engineer Brian Giese, Stevens County Engineer Larry Haukos, Traverse County EngineerMetropolitan planning representative Neal Folstad, Wilkin County CommissionerBill Christian, Fargo-Moorhead Council of Governments RDC 6W: Upper Minnesota Valley RDCMnDOT Representatives Rusty Dimberg, Big Stone County RepresentativeJody Martinson, District Engineer Shiloh Wahl, Assistant District Engineer State Aid City RepresentativeMerle Earley, State Aid Engineer Dan Edwards, City of Fergus FallsBev Herfindahl, MnDOT Transit Manager Tribal representativeTransit Representative E. Jeff Vivier, White Earth Public Works DirectorBeth Heinrich, City of Morris Transit FHWA representative *Chair **Vice-Chair Kris Riesenberg, Technical Services Team Leader ATP Technical Advisors West Central Initiative (RDC 4) Wayne Hurley Upper Minnesota Valley RDC (RDC 6W) Barrett Voigt Headwaters RDC (RDC 2) Kurt Wayne

6. Who serves on the ATP?  ATP 8 (Chippewa, Lac qui Parle, Yellow Medicine, Renville, Meeker, McLeod, Kandiyohi, Redwood, Lincoln, Lyon, Murray and Pipestone Counties) Southwest Area Transportation Partnership (ATP 8) RDC 6E: Mid-Minnesota Development CommissionRDC 8: Southwest Regional Development Commission Sheldon Nies, McLeod County CommissionerGerald Magnus, Murray County Commissioner John Stahl, Renville County CommissionerBob Byrnes, City of Marshall Mayor Ron Mortensen, Meeker County EngineerAaron VanMoer, Lyon County Engineer RDC 6W: Upper Minnesota Valley RDCMnDOT Representatives Jim Dahlvang, Chippewa County Commissioner **Jon Huseby, D8 Mn/DOT District Engineer* Gary Johnson, Yellow Medicine County CommissionerTodd Broadwell, Assistant District Engineer Andy Sander, Yellow Medicine County EngineerSusann Karnowski, Program and Project Development Mgr. State Aid City RepresentativeTransit Representative Greg Schwaegerl, City of Montevideo EngineerCathleen Amick, Western Community Action *Chair **Vice-Chair ATP Technical Advisors Southwest RDC (RDC 8) Annette Fiedler Upper Minnesota Valley RDC (RDC 6W) Barrett Voigt Mid-Minnesota Development Commission (RDC 6E) Donn Winckler

7. 2016-2019 Area Transportation Improvement Plan (ATIP) Investments for Region 6W

8. Total ATIP Investments in Region 6W

9. 2016 ATIP Investments in Region 6W

10. 2017 ATIP Investments in Region 6W

11. 2018 ATIP Investments in Region 6W

12. 2019 ATIP Investments in Region 6W

13. Total 2016-2019 ATIP Investment in Local, State & Federal Infrastructure $53,523,790 = Total Investment $7,302,614 = Local Investment $46,221,176 = State/Federal Investment

14. Total 2016-2019 ATIP Investment $242,000,000(ATP4) + $181,100,000(ATP8) = $423,100,000(Total) Received = $53,523,790 (13 % of Total) FY 2016-2019 Investments

15. The Proposed 2016-2019 Area Transportation Improvement Plan (ATIP) for Region 6W

16. 2016-2019 ATIP for Region 6W

17. Hwy Chippewa County 2016201720182019Total CSAH 6 MN 7 TO MN 40, 2' SHLD. WIDENING, RUMBLE STRIPS, & 6" GROUND-IN EDGE LINES (TIED TO 012-606-012) $600,600 $600,600 CSAH 6 MN 7 TO MN 29/40, MILL & OVERLAY (TIED TO 012- 070-005) $2,110,000 $2,110,000 PED/BIKE **AC/SB** RECONSTRUCTION OF EXISTING TRAIL ON CSAH 15 FROM MN 7 TO CSAH 20 IN MONTEVIDEO (MN RIVER VALLEY SCENICBYWAY TRAIL PROJECT) (AC PAYBACK, 1 OF 1) $396,000 $396,000 MN 29 N. JCT. MN 7 TO W. JCT MN 40 (MONTEVIDEO), 1.5" OVERLAY IN RURAL AND 1.5" MILL AND 3" OVERLAY IN MONTE (AC PAYBACK, 1 OF 1) $539,112 $539,112 MN 29 0.2 MILES N. OF US 212, REPLACE BRIDGE #9111 OVER TC&W RAILROAD $1,700,000 $1,700,000 MN 277 3.7 MILES S. OF MN 40, REPLACE BRIDGE #6816 - CHPT. 152 BOND FUNDS $770,000 $770,000 BB PRAIRIE FIVE, PURCHASE 2 BUSES (CLASS 400) AND BUS RELATED EQUIPMENT $31,200 $31,200 TAP MONTEVIDEO'S TC&W DEPOT AREA $103,200$103,200 TAP VARIOUS COMMUNITIES IN CHIPPEWA COUNTY $554,064$554,064 Yearly Totals: $3,645,712$2,470,000$31,200$657,264$6,804,176

18. 2016-2019 ATIP for Region 6W

21. Comments, Questions, or Suggestions?

22. Where do we go from here? April 2015 - ATPs meet to review public comments, make revisions if needed, and approve the ATIP to submit to MnDOT Central Office July 2015 - STIP approval by MnDOT Commissioner August 2015 - STIP is submitted to the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) Fall 2015 - final 2016- 2019 STIP approval by FHWA

23. Thank You for Attending! For further questions, comments, or suggestions, please contact: Barrett Voigt barrett.voigt@umvrdc.org 320-289-1981 ext. 107 UMVRDC 323 Schlieman Ave Appleton, MN 56208