HomeMy WebLinkAboutTrans 2014-03-24 Item 3 - SCATBd - Regional Project Competition Process and Prioritized Project RecommendationsRegional Project Competition Process
March 5 - The SCATBd TAC met on Wednesday, March 5, 2014 to review and score seven
projects submitted by South King County cities for the PSRC's Regional Grant Competition
Process. The following Table SCATBd Regional Competition Prioritized Project
Recommendations - March 5, 2014, shows the TAC scoring results. At your March 18 meeting,
SCATBd will be asked to approve the top five scoring projects (based on their averaged scores)
for submittal to the King County members of the PSRC's Regional Project Evaluation
Committee (RPEC). The following is the schedule for the Regional Project Competition Process.
1. March 21 - Project Presentation to King County members of RPEC — The top five
SCATBd projects, along with 15 other projects, will present to the King County members
of RPEC for review and re- scoring. The 20 projects include 5 projects each from
SCATBd, ETP, and SeaShore, 4 projects from King County and 1 project from the Port
of Seattle.
2. March 26 — King County Project Evaluation Committee (KCPEC) Review and
Approve Twelve Projects - The KCPEC will review the 20 prioritized projects, and will
recommend the top 12 projects to the King County members of the PSRC's
Transportation Policy Board (TPB) for review and approval.
3. April 2 — King County Members of the TPB Review and Approve Twelve Projects -
The King County member of the PSRC's TPB will review KCPEC's recommendation
and approve the projects from King County to participate in the Regional Competition.
4. April 24 and 25 - Project Presentations to the RPEC — Project sponsors of the top 12
King County projects, along with 24 other projects, will present their projects to the
RPEC meeting on April 24 and 25. The other 24 projects include 6 from Kitsap County, 6
from Pierce County, 6 from Snohomish County, 2 from Sound Transit, 2 from WSDOT,
and 2 from the Puget Sound Clean Air Agency. PSRC staff will re -score the 36 projects
after the RPEC presentations.
5. May 22 and 23- RPEC Review of PSRC Staff Scoring - RPEC will review the PSRC
staffs project scoring, develop a prioritized project list and make a funding
recommendation to the PSRC's Transportation Policy Board at their June 12 meeting.
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Table: SCATBd Regional Competition Prioritized Project Recommendations - March 5, 2014
Project
Agency
Project Name
Project Description
STP or
CMAQ
Amount
Requested
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SeaTac
Normandy Park
Des Moines
Covington
Averaged Score
1
Federal
Way
SR 99 HOV Lanes Phase
V
Construct HOV lanes, raised medians, curbs, gutters,
sidewalks, street lighting, and access management on SR
99; construct new traffic signal at S 344th Street; and add a
southbound left -turn lane at SR 18 / S 348th St
STP
$ 7,000,000
81
77
82
76
85
86
74
91
73
89
81
2
Renton
Rainier Ave S Corridor
Improvements - Phase 4
Extend the improvements from SR 900 to apx. 1,000 north
of Airport Way. Include sidewalk widening with street -
scaping, construction of a segment of the Lake Washington
Loop Trail, a pedestrian HAWK signal, pedestrian -scale
illumination transit facility imnrovements access
STP
$ 2,600,000
76
85
76
80
86
77
71
77
85
79
3
Tukwila
Strander Blvd /SW 27th
Extension
Complete the 5 -lane connection of Strander Blvd and SW
27th Street, between Naches Avenue SW and West Valley
Highway under the BNSF and UPRR railways.
STP
$ 5,000,000
89
79
85
78
82
37
82
81
86
90
79
4
Burien
SR 518 EB Off -Ramp to
Des Moines Memorial
Drive
This project is Phase 1 of MTP 4416, which will reconstruct
the existing half diamond interchange at Des Moines
Memorial Drive into a full diamond interchange. Phase 1
includes adding an east bound two lane off ramp from SR
51R to fles Moines Memorial flrive The nrniert includes a
STP
$ 11,600,179
69
71
46
76
88
54
87
87
66
80
72
5
Auburn
W Main Street Multimodal
Corridor and ITS
Improvements
This project will repurpose the existing W Main St corridor
within Auburn's designated Regional Growth Center and will
construct Intelligent Transportation System (ITS)
improvements serving local and regional transportation
networks and a mainr eommereial retail (-.enter
STP
$ 3,867,500
72
71
70
40
80
77
72
72
40
82
68
6
Kent
Central Ave. South
Pavement Preservation
The project includes removal and replacement of failing
pavement sections and a full width asphalt concrete
pavement overlay between Willis Street and South 262nd
Street (Alder Lane). The project will also include rebuilding
sidewalks on the miest side of r'entral Ave
STP
$ 3,000,000
68
60
23
41
75
85
78
58
39
81
61
7
Algona
West Valley Highway
Reconstruction
This project reconstructs the travel lanes and widens the
shoulders of West Valley Highway between Ellingson Road
and 56th Place South.
STP
$ 5,226,935
20
52
50
9
45
24
0
0
27
62
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