HomeMy WebLinkAboutTrams 2013-02-12 Item 2C - Update - Tukwila Urban Center Pedestrian-Bicycle BridgeRegional Mobility Grant 2013 -2015 Ranked Order List
Ranked
Order Agency
Project Title
Project Type
2013 -2015
Request
2013 -2015
Running
Total
2015 -2017
Request
2015 -2017
Running
Total
Total
Request
4 Year
City of Shoreline
N 192nd to 205th St BAT Lanes
CN
$850,000
$850,000
Continuing
Projects
4 Year
City of Tukwila
Tukwila Urban Center Transit Center
CN
$835,000
$1,685,000
4 Year
King County Metro
South Kirkland Park and Ride Expansion
CN
$540,000
$2,225,000
4 Year
Pierce Transit
112th and Pacific /SR 7 Transit Access Improvements
CN
$1,115,645
$3,340,645
4 Year
Sound Transit
S. 200th Intermodal Station and Park and Ride
CN
$1,613,789
$4,954,434
1
Sound Transit
Clean Green Fleet Replacement: Replace Diesel Buses with High Capacil
EV
5,000,000
9,954,434
0
0
5,000,000
New Projects
2
Sound Transit
Tacoma Trestle Replacement & Capacity Improvements
CN
7,000,000
16,954,434
0
0
7,000,000
3
City of Ridgefield
Ridgefield Interstate 5 /State Route 501 Interchange Park and Ride
CN
1,295,000
18,249,434
0
0
1,295,000
4
King County Metro
1 -405 Corridor Managing Demand
CN
941,872
19,191,306
1,456,032
1,456,032
2,397,904
5
Community Transit
Double Decker Buses
EV
3,978,000
23,169,306
0
1,456,032
3,978,000
6
Intercity Transit
Tumwater /DuPont/Lakewood Express Bus Service
OP
2,935,636
26,104,942
1,374,648
2,830,680
4,310,284
7
Intercity Transit
Olympia - Seattle Express Bus Service
OP
530,000
26,634,942
640,000
3,470,680
1,170,000
8
King County Metro
RapidRide F Line Service Extension
OP
1,286,200
27,921,142
1,547,100
5,017,780
2,833,300
9
City of Mukilteo
Mukilteo Multimodal Pedestrian Bridge Project
CN
1,000,000
28,921,142
0
5,017,780
1,000,000
10
Seattle DOT
23rd Avenue Transit Improvements
CN
4,000,000
32,921,142
0
5,017,780
4,000,000
11
C -TRAN
Fourth Plain Bus Rapid Transit
CN
3,000,000
35,921,142
0
5,017,780
3,000,000
12
Pierce Transit
SR 7 /Pacific Avenue Peak Hour Service Expansion
OP
1,105,601
37,026,743
1,263,549
6,281,329
2,369,150
13
Skagit Transit
Everett Connector Expansion
OP
122,120
130,000
6,411,329
252,120
14
City of Tukwila
Urban Center Pedestrian - Bicycle Bridge over the Green River
CN
4,600,000
41,748,863
2,270,000
8,681,329
6,870,000
Contingency
List
15
Kitsap Transit
SR 305 Intersection Improvements at Suquamish Way & Park and Ride
CN
2,326,000
44,074,863
0
8,681,329
2,326,000
16
Ben Franklin Transit
Park and Ride Richland
CN
592,500
44,667,363
0
0
592,500
17
King County Metro
Northgate Transit Center Redevelopment
CN
1,187,255
45,854,618
2,312,745
2,312,745
3,500,000
18
Spokane Transit
West Plains Transit Center
CN
1,600,000
47,454,618
6,400,000
8,712,745
8,000,000
19
King County Metro
Madison Street Corridor
CN
2,440,000
49,894,618
1,640,000
10,352,745
4,080,000
20
City of Kenmore
SR 522 West A (61st Ave NE to 65th Ave NE incl. 61st Ave NE Approach
CN
5,201,840
55,096,458
0
10,352,745
5,201,840
21
Yakima Transit
Firing Center park and ride lot expansion
CN
240,000
55,336,458
0
10,352,745
240,000
22
City of Langley
Port of South Whidbey Park & Ride Facility with Sunday Bus Service Derr
CN, OP, EV
2,634,238
57,970,696
0
10,352,745
2,634,238
23
Spokane Transit
Central City Line
CN
500,000
58,470,696
1,700,000
12,052,745
2,200,000
24
Clallam Transit
Kitchen Dick / Highway 101 Park and Ride
CN
480,000
58,950,696
0
12,052,745
480,000
25
Snohomish County
Mukilteo Park and Ride Plus
CN
8,281,146
67,231,842
0
12,052,745
8,281,146
26
Jefferson Transit
Jefferson Healthcare Transit Bus Pullout and Shelter
CN
160,000
67,391,842
0
12,052,745
160,000
27
RiverCities Transit
Transit Service Improvements
OP
560,000
67,951,842
0
12,052,745
560,000
28
King County Metro
Alaska Way Viaduct Service Enhancements
0
0
67,951,842
0
12,052,745
0
Signalized
Intersection
Future
Transit
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Tukwila
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Location
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PROS
• Larger- radius curves (50' & 30')
• Longer ramp with lower slope (4 %)
• Single- direction turn to left
• Longer sight distances
• More "run -out" length at bottom
of ramp
• Potentially less fill required
PROS
• Less length of elevated structure
• More open feel to south
• Simpler appearance
• Better integration with park
Lmn
OPTION 1
OPTION 2
CONS
• More length of elevated structure
• More closed feel to south
• More complex appearance
CONS
• Tighter- radius curves (30' & 25')
• Shorter ramp with steeper slope
(4.8 %)
• "Switchback" turns to left & right
• Shorter sight distances
• Less "run -out" length at bottom of
ramp
PROS & CONS ANALYSIS
TUKWILA URBAN CENTER PEDESTRIAN & BICYCLE BRIDGE 20 DECEMBER 2012