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STATEWIDE TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM

For State Fiscal Years 2014-2017

MAY 2013

Jerry Wray, Director

Ohio Department of Transportation

1980 West Broad Street

Columbus, Ohio 43223

THE OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

WWW.TRANSPORTATION.OHIO.GOV

ODOT 2014-2017 STIP Page 1

Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION AND OVERVIEW OF THE STIP ........................................................................................... 2

Section 1: STIP DEVELOPMENT PROCESS & PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT........................................................... 8

Section 2: ONGOING MAINTENANCE OF THE STIP .................................................................................... 8

Section 3: AIR QUALITY CONFORMITY .................................................................................................... 10

Section 4: ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE .................................................................................................... 17

Section 5: SFY 2012-2015 STIP STATUS ................................................................................................... 24

Section 6: ODOT CAPTIAL PROGRAMS .................................................................................................... 26

Section 7: TRANSIT ................................................................................................................................. 34

Section 8: OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE ........................................................................................... 35

Section 9: FINANCE ................................................................................................................................ 36

List of Tables

Table 1: OHIO AIR QUALITY AREAS - ATTAINMENT STATUS .................................................................... 13

Table 2: OHIO 2014-2017 STIP/TIP AIR QUALITY CONFORMITY STRATEGY .............................................. 14

Table 3: ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE ANALYSIS......................................................................................... 23

Table 4: SFY 2012-2013 PROGRAM BY ODOT DISTRICT ........................................................................... 24

Table 5: REGIONALLY SIGNIFICANT PROJECTS......................................................................................... 25

Table 6: FHWA EASTERN FEDERAL LANDS HIGHWAY DIVISION PROJECT LIST.......................................... 31

Table 7: GUIDE TO DOCUMENTS ............................................................................................................ 32

Table 8: CAPITAL PROGRAM BUDGET ..................................................................................................... 35

Table 9: NEW ADVANCED CONSTRUCTION BY STATE FISCAL YEAR .......................................................... 40

Table 10: 2014 STIP LONG TERM ADVANCED CONSTRUCTION PROJECT SUMMARY................................ 41

Table 11: STIP FISCAL ANALYSIS .............................................................................................................. 45

List of Maps & Charts

Map 1: OHIO MPO BOUNDARIES .............................................................................................................. 3

Map 2: ODOT DISTRICT MAP .................................................................................................................... 4

Map 3: OHIO AIR QUALITY AREAS........................................................................................................... 15

Map 4: 1997 8-HOUR OZONE STANDARD ............................................................................................... 16

Map 5: STATE ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE – LOW INCOME ...................................................................... 19

Map 6: STATE ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE WITH PROJECTS – LOW INCOME ............................................ 20

Map 7: STATE ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE – MINORITY POPULATION ...................................................... 21

Map 8: STATE ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE WITH PROJECTS – MINORITY POPULATION............................. 22

Chart 1: ODOT BIENNIUM CAPTIAL BUDGET BY PROGRAM..................................................................... 33

Chart 2: ODOT REVENUE BY SOURCE ...................................................................................................... 44

List of Appendices

Appendix 1: 2014-2017 STATEWIDE LINE ITEMS ...................................................................................... 47

Appendix 2: ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE .................................................................................................. 52

Appendix 3: PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT PROCESS ......................................................................................... 80

Appendix 4: 2012-2015 STIP CARRY FORWARD LIST ............................................................................... 84

Appendix 5: 2014-2017 STIP PROJECT LIST AND GUIDE......................................................................... 126


INTRODUCTION AND OVERVIEW OF THE STIP

The Statewide Transportation Improvement Program (STIP) is a coordination and funding document developed by state and local governments and authorities in the Metropolitan Planning Organizations (MPOs). The STIP is a four year document that identifies the funding for and scheduling of transportation projects and programs. This document provides an overview of Ohio’s STIP for Fiscal Years (FY) 2014 through 2017 (July 1, 2013 through June 30, 2017). Included herein are details on federal and state requirements and regulations. The STIP has two main purposes. First, it presents the fiscally balanced, multimodal, transportation program for the state of Ohio including projects funded with federal, state, and local resources. Second, it serves as the reference document required for use by the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) and the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) in approving the use of federal funds for transportation projects in Ohio. The STIP is also designed to document how decisions are made regarding which projects will be funded to ensure an integrated statewide transportation plan; and how the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) will manage the use of those funds over the course of the period covered by the STIP. Finally, the STIP is designed to document analyses of the overall transportation program that demonstrates how the group of projects meets constraints and regulations required by federal law. Analysis of the implications of this program for low income and minority persons in our region (environmental justice) and the impact of the program for air quality are required. The relationship to other federal regulations is also discussed. The requirement for a STIP for all areas of the State was originally established under the federal Intermodal Surface Transportation Act (ISTEA) of 1991 and was reestablished in the Safe, Accountable, Flexible, Efficient Transportation Equity Act: A Legacy for Users (SAFETEA-LU) that was enacted by Congress and signed into law on August 10, 2005. SAFETEA-LU stipulates that the capital and non-capital transportation projects proposed for funding under Title 23 (highways) and Title 49 (transit) of the U.S. Code as well as all regionally significant transportation projects requiring an action by FHWA or FTA must be on the STIP in order to be eligible for funding. The requirements for the STIP continue under the Moving Ahead for Progress in the 21st Century Act (MAP-21) signed into law on July 6, 2012. In general, the STIP is developed with inclusion of the State’s 17 Metropolitan Planning Organizations’ (as shown in Map 1) Transportation Improvement Programs (TIPs) in their entirety and the inclusion of the non-metropolitan projects, developed in consultation with local governments in accordance with ODOT’s Rural Consultation Process. Only transportation projects and phases that use federal aid or projects of regional significance are required to be included in the STIP.


Map 1


Map 2

ODOT District Map


Federal Requirements The requirements and regulations for the STIP and the MPO TIPs are summarized below and addressed within this document. MAP-21: On July 6, 2012, the Moving Ahead for Progress in the 21st Century Act (MAP-21) was signed into law. It builds on and refines many of the highway, transit, bike and pedestrian programs and policies established in 1991. MAP-21 creates a streamlined, performance-based, multimodal program to address the many challenges facing the U.S. transportation system. These challenges include improving safety, maintaining infrastructure condition, reducing traffic congestion, improving efficiency of the system and freight movement, protecting the environment, and reducing delays in project delivery. Map 21 continues the requirements for a STIP that was originally established in 1991. For additional information, visit http://www.fhwa.dot.gov/map21/. Time Period: The STIP shall cover no less than a four year period and be updated at least every four years. The financial tables and project tables included in this document cover State FYs 2014-2017. ODOT and the MPOs have established a two year update cycle. Public Involvement: The STIP process shall provide opportunity for public review and comment on the STIP. Section 1 of this document summarizes the public participation process. Detailed discussion regarding public involvement that took place for the 2014-2017 STIP is located in Appendix 3. Specific Project Information: The STIP is responsible to list capital and non-capital surface transportation projects that use a variety of federal funds or regionally significant projects requiring FHWA or FTA action. For each project, or project phase, the STIP shall include sufficient descriptive material including work type, termini, length, total estimated cost, estimated amount of federal funds, and responsible agency. Occasionally, line items may be used for projects that are not considered to be of appropriate scale for individual identification. The detailed project listing organized by county, route, and section in Appendix 5 provides complete detail for each project. Consistency with the Transportation Plan: Each project or project phase in the STIP shall be consistent with ODOT’s Transportation Plan, ACCESS OHIO, as reestablished under MAP-21. Financial Plan: The STIP shall include a financial plan including system-level estimates of costs and revenue sources that are reasonably expected to be available to adequately operate and maintain Federal-aid highways and public transportation. Section 9 of this document discusses the expected financial resources and Table 9 summarizes the STIP fiscal balance. Air Quality Conformity: The conformity process assures that federally supported highways and transit activities identified in Transportation Plans, Programs (this STIP) and projects are consistent with the purpose of the State Air Quality Implementation Plan (SIP). In Section 3 you will find detailed information on Ohio’s air quality. Environmental Justice: The STIP shall document that the implementation of the Statewide Transportation Improvement Program does not disproportionally affect targeted populations. ODOT’s Environmental Justice Analyses is documented in Section 4. Additional map analysis is available in Appendix 2.


Self-Certification: ODOT certifies to FHWA and FTA that its comprehensive planning process is conducted in accordance with the following federal regulations:

1. 23 U.S.C. 134 and 135, 49 U.S.C. 5303 and 5304, and this part; 2. Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, as amended (42 U.S.C. 2000d-1) and 49 CFR part

21; 3. 49 U.S.C. 5332, prohibiting discrimination on the basis of race, color, creed, national

origin, sec, or age in employment or business opportunity; 4. Section 1101(b) of the SAFETEA-LU (Pub. L. 109-59) and 49 CFR part 26 regarding the

involvement of disadvantaged business enterprises in USDOT funded projects; 5. 23 CFR part 230, regarding implementation of an equal employment opportunity program

on Federal and Federal-Aid highway construction contracts; 6. The provisions of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (42 U.S.C. 12101 et seq.)

and 49 CFR parts 27, 37, and 38; 7. Sections 174 and 176 (c) and (d) of the Clean Air Act, as amended (42 U.S.C. 7504, 7506

(c) and (d)) and 40 CFR part 93; 8. The Older Americans Act, as amended (42 U.S.C. 6101), prohibiting discrimination on the

basis of age in programs or activities receiving Federal financial assistance; 9. Section 324 of title 23 U.S.C., regarding the prohibition of discrimination based on gender;

and 10. Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (29 U.S.C. 794) and 49 CFR part 27

regarding discrimination against individuals with disabilities.


OHIO’S TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM Highways

� Ohio is a single day’s drive from 60 percent of U.S. and Canadian population. � Ohio has the nation’s 4th largest interstate system with 6,700 lane miles. � Ohio has the nation’s 2nd largest total number of bridges with 43,412. � Trucks moved 936 million tons of freight on Ohio’s roadways valued at $1.67 trillion in

2007. Maritime

� 716 miles of navigable waterways are along the Ohio border. � Ohio is 8th in the Nation for total water tonnage moved. � Ohio’s maritime ports and river terminals handle over 103 million tons of commodities

valued at $11 billion worth of cargo per year. � Ohio annually moves more freight by water than flows through the Panama Canal. � Ohio’s 26 ports have a $6.5 billion annual impact on the state’s economy.

Public Transit � Ohio has the 12th highest transit ridership in the nation. � Ohio has 27 urban and 34 rural transit systems. � Ohio’s transit systems provide an estimated 500,000 rides each work day.

Freight Rail � Ohio is 4th in the nation with 5,286 total active rail miles. � Ohio has intermodal connections to both CSX National Gateway and Norfolk Southern

Heartland Corridor. � Ohio has the 6th largest number of railroad companies. � Ohio is 8th in the U.S. for rail tons originating by state.

Aviation � Ohio has 157 public use general aviation airports. � Ohio’s six commercial airports average 11 million passengers each year. � Ohio’s aviation industry contributes over $10 billion in economic activity and helps create

more than 142,000 jobs in the state.

Bicycle/Pedestrian � Ohio has more than 3,000 miles of designated bike paths � Ohio has an estimated 4 million bicycle owners � Cleveland is the 39th best city for biking, according to Bicycling Magazine � Columbus is ranked 20th in the nation for miles of multi-use paths


1. STIP DEVELOPMENT PROCESS AND PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT In carrying out a continuing, cooperative, and comprehensive planning effort, ODOT is responsible to represent the state’s perspective in the consensus building process that leads towards identification of statewide transportation needs, solutions, and priorities. This is completed by ongoing evaluations of existing programs and diagnosis of established needs and priorities. Continual coordination between ODOT, MPOs, transit authorities, local governments, and other stake holders through active public participation is an important element in preparation for the STIP. Consultation with the non-metropolitan areas’ local government officials is an integral part of the development of ODOT’s rural projects. In the metropolitan areas, the MPOs collaborate with ODOT and local governments in the solicitation projects. Public participation is conducted after the draft STIP is prepared and is completed prior to the submittal of the STIP to FHWA and FTA. Details of the public participation process are available in Appendix 3. Draft STIP A draft STIP is prepared that considers all information received from ODOT, local governments, MPOs, transit authorities, and the general public. This draft is fiscally balanced for the statewide programs. In April the draft STIP is made available for a two week period for public review and comment in various locations throughout the state. During the public review period ODOT will host Open Houses statewide for all interested parties to attend and provide comment. Final STIP After the public review period all comments received will be reviewed and considered for inclusion into the Final STIP. If no new major corrections have been made, the STIP will be submitted to FHWA and FTA. FHWA will coordinate the air quality conformity review and approval with the U.S. EPA. 2. ONGOING MAINTENANCE OF THE STIP The STIP is a dynamic schedule of agreed upon priority programs and projects that ODOT and its partners will work to accomplish over the next four years. The STIP is reviewed regularly and adjustments are made based upon the ability of resources to accomplish the projects, the costs for the projects, and the changing needs of the transportation system. ODOT may make minor changes to the STIP (defined below) through administrative modifications and all other changes through a formal amendment process. The following procedures are applicable for processing changes (both administrative modifications and formal amendments) to the STIP. In accordance with the provisions of 23 CFR (Code of Federal Regulations) 450, TIPs developed by MPOs are incorporated into the STIP and therefore subject to these procedures. Amendments and Administrative Modification Procedures In accordance with 23 CFR 450.216(c), projects in any of the four years of the STIP may be moved to any of the other four years of the STIP subject to the project selection requirements of 23 CFR 450.222. Such modifications do not require approval, provided expedited project


selection procedures have been adopted in accordance with 23 CFR 450.332 and the required interagency consultation or coordination is accomplished and documented. Definitions Administrative Modifications are minor changes to the STIP/ TIP that:

• Revise a project description without significant change to the project scope or conflict with the environmental document;

• Revise the project phase funding amount within 20 percent of the cost listed in the STIP for transit projects;

• Revise the project phase funding amount listed in the STIP within the following limits for highway projects:

Current Project Phase Cost Change in Project Phase Cost $1-$999,999 50 percent of the phase cost $1,000,000-$4,999,999 30 percent of the phase cost $5,000,000 and above 20 percent of the phase cost

• Change the source of funds (change from state to federal or change in type of federal funds);

• Change a project lead agency;

• Split or combine individually listed projects as long as independent utility and logical termini are maintained;

• Change the funding type(s) for individual statewide line items.

Administrative modifications can be processed in accordance with these procedures and the procedures described in 23 CFR 450 and 49 CFR 613, provided that:

• It does not affect the air quality conformity determination, including timely implementation of Transportation Control Measures (TCMs), and

• It does not impact financial constraint.

Amendments or formal amendments are all other modifications to the STIP/TIP that are not Administrative Modifications. Procedures: Administrative Modifications:

Each MPO may elect to adopt procedures for administrative modifications which are the same as the procedures described above or more restrictive. An MPO may elect not to process any TIP changes as administrative modifications and as a result all changes would be processed as amendments. Each MPO-approved administrative modification will be forwarded to ODOT Office of Systems Planning and Program Management through the appropriate ODOT District office for approval on behalf of the Governor. The MPO Board may delegate approval of Administrative Modifications to the MPO’s Executive Director. If the MPO Board delegates approval of Administrative Modifications to the Executive Director, the MPO will need to provide copies of the delegation to ODOT.


Once approved by ODOT, on behalf of the Governor, the Administrative Modification will be incorporated into Ohio's STIP and no Federal action will be required. ODOT will notify the MPO of the approved administrative modification, and provide a copy of the approved administrative modification to FHWA and FTA.

Amendments (Formal Amendments):

Amendments to the Ohio STIP must be developed in accordance with the provisions of 23 CFR 450.326 and/or 23 CFR 450.216, and approved by the Federal agencies (FHWA and FTA) in accordance with 23 CFR 450.220. Each approved MPO TIP amendment will be forwarded to ODOT Office of Systems Planning and Program Management through the appropriate ODOT District office for approval on behalf of the Governor. Once approved by ODOT, on behalf of the Governor, ODOT will forward the amendment to FHWA or FTA for federal approval according to the established submittal schedule. Once approved by FHWA or FTA, the amendment will be incorporated into Ohio's STIP.

Dispute Resolution: If a question arises on the interpretation of the definition of an administrative action (administrative modification or formal amendment), ODOT, the MPO, FHWA, and FTA (the parties) will consult with each other to resolve the question. If after consultation, the parties disagree on the definition of what constitutes an administrative modification, the final decision rests with FTA for transit projects and FHWA for highway projects. Statewide Line Items Projects that are not considered to be of appropriate scale for individual identification in a given year may be grouped by function, work type, and/or geographical area. In non-attainment areas these projects must be consistent with the “exempt project” classifications. In addition, projects that are not regionally significant may be grouped in one line item or identified individually in the STIP. Appendix 1 is a table outlining ODOT’s available statewide line items.

3. AIR QUALITY CONFORMITY

The US Environmental Protection Agency (US EPA) establishes National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS) for the entire United States. US EPA has established standards for a variety of pollutants, including transportation sector related ozone, carbon monoxide, particulate matter, and nitrogen dioxide pollutants. US EPA, through its partner state air quality agencies, monitors actual localized (regional) pollutant levels to assure that all areas of the nation are meeting and maintain the national air quality standards. If, through US EPA’s monitoring, a particular region of the nation is identified as not meeting an individual air quality standard, US EPA designates the region as a Nonattainment Area. Following a nonattainment designation, the affected state and region are required to develop a plan recording the pollution reduction strategies that will be implemented to enable the region to meet and maintain the air quality standard. This plan is referenced as a State Implementation Plan (SIP). The SIP quantifies needed pollutant emission contributions from three principal sectors of


the economy – transportation, industry, and consumer activity. Once an area subsequently begins meeting the standard, US EPA re-designates the affected region as a Maintenance Area. Ohio includes designated nonattainment and maintenance areas for four separate US EPA air quality standards: 1997 8-Hour Ozone, 2008 8-Hour Ozone, Annual Small Particulates (PM2.5), and Daily Small Particulates (PM2.5) (Refer to Table 1 and Map 3 below). The 1997 8-Hour Ozone standard is set to be revoked effective July 20, 2013 (Refer to Map 4). After this standard is revoked three air quality areas (Toledo, Youngstown, and Lima) will no longer be considered air quality areas. Joint US EPA and US DOT regulations, embodied in 40 CFR 93, establish and define the linkage between transportation system investments and the SIP process for meeting and maintaining the national air quality standards. The regulations identify a process called Transportation Conformity, whereby US DOT funded or approved projects in air quality nonattainment and maintenance areas are analyzed to demonstrate their consistency with the SIP. The conformity process assures that federally supported highway and transit activities identified in Transportation Plans, Programs (this STIP), and projects “are consistent with (conform to) the purpose of the state air quality implementation plan (SIP). Conformity to the purpose of the SIP means that transportation activities will not cause new air quality violations, worsen existing violations, or delay timely attainment of the relevant national ambient air quality standards (NAAQS).” US DOT must issue a formal Conformity Determination for nonattainment and maintenance area MPO Transportation Plans and the STIP (inclusive of MPO TIPs) concurrent with approving the STIP and prior to approving federal funding for “regionally significant” (capacity additions) transportation system improvement projects identified in the STIP. Conformity for MPO Transportation Plans and Programs (this STIP) is established based on analyses of estimated aggregate regional emissions of vehicles traveling the transportation networks documented in Transportation Plans and the STIP. The aggregate Plan/STIP networks emissions (pollution) estimates are then compared to maximum allowable emission thresholds identified in the SIP. Conformity is demonstrated when the Plan/STIP emissions are below the SIP emissions thresholds. Project level conformity analyses are performed separately and are typically documented federally required environmental publications. Ohio’s Ozone and PM2.5 nonattainment and maintenance areas are concentrated around Ohio’s major metropolitan regions. The areas’ geography boundaries, however, include both counties that are within the boundaries of an Ohio MPO and non-MPO area (rural) counties. This geography results in projects necessitating air quality conformity analyses being recorded in both the MPO TIPS and in non-MPO counties, the STIP. Similarly, the resulting conformity analyses combine both MPO and non-MPO geography and data inputs to develop emissions data needed to provide complete geographic coverage for each Ohio nonattainment/maintenance area conformity demonstration. ODOT and the affected MPOs engage in extensive consultation and coordination to complete the conformity demonstrations. The complete air quality conformity documentation for each Ohio nonattainment/maintenance area is included in the affected MPO TIP. See Table 1 below identifying the nonattainment/maintenance areas and the affected MPOs. Every MPO that has air quality nonattainment or maintenance geography inside the organizations planning boundary is required to show conformity for each Transportation Plan update and TIP. The latest conformity analysis performed for a MPO’s Transportation Plan is typically utilized for the TIP air quality analysis given that no projects have changed the year open for construction during the TIP time period. Twelve MPOs will rely on previous emissions analysis from the last


Transportation Plan update (Cincinnati, Dayton, Lima, Parkersburg, Springfield, Toledo, Steubenville, Wheeling, Akron, Canton, Youngstown, and Cleveland). Four of these emissions analysis will occur in the second half of FY 2014 (Akron, Canton, Youngstown, and Cleveland). MORPC (Columbus) and LCATS (Newark) will perform a new air quality analysis for their FY 2014-2017. One of Ohio’s MPOs does not have any air quality nonattainment or maintenance areas within their geography (Mansfield). Sandusky has a small air quality area within their planning boundary; however, it’s covered by the Cleveland air quality analysis. Huntington is an air quality area; but, because of a SIP mobile sources insignificance finding, they are not required to demonstrate conformity for the TIP. Note: ODOT consulted electronically with its District partners to identify regionally significant projects for non-MPO areas. ODOT Districts 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, and 11 all confirmed that no regionally significant projects in their rural air quality geographies are programmed for 2014-2017.


Table 1 OHIO AIR QUALITY AREAS - ATTAINMENT STATUS

Air Quality Area Geography MPOOzone

1997 Standard

Ozone

2008 Standard

Annual PM2.5

1997 Standard

24 Hr PM2.5

2006 Standard

Canton Stark Co. SCATS Maintenance Nonattainment Nonattainment

Cleveland-Akron Ashtabula Co. non-MPO Maintenance Nonattainment

Ashtabula Co. (P)

Ashtabula Twp .non-MPO Nonattainment

Cuyahoga Co. NOACA Maintenance Nonattainment Nonattainment Nonattainment

Geauga Co. NOACA Maintenance Nonattainment

Lake Co. NOACA Maintenance Nonattainment Nonattainment Nonattainment

Lorain Co. NOACA Maintenance Nonattainment Nonattainment Nonattainment

Medina Co. NOACA Maintenance Nonattainment Nonattainment Nonattainment

Portage Co. AMATS Maintenance Nonattainment Nonattainment Nonattainment

Summit Co. AMATS Maintenance Nonattainment Nonattainment Nonattainment

Cincinnati Butler Co. OKI Maintenance Nonattainment Nonattainment

Clermont Co. OKI Maintenance Nonattainment Nonattainment

Clinton Co. non-MPO Maintenance Nonattainment

Hamilton Co. OKI Maintenance Nonattainment Nonattainment

Warren Co. OKI Maintenance Nonattainment Nonattainment

Columbus-Newark Delaware Co. MORPC Maintenance Nonattainment Nonattainment

Fairfield Co. non-MPO Maintenance Nonattainment Nonattainment

Franklin Co. MORPC Maintenance Nonattainment Nonattainment

Knox Co. non-MPO Maintenance Nonattainment

Licking Co. LCATS Maintenance Nonattainment Nonattainment

Madison Co. non-MPO Maintenance Nonattainment

Coshocton Co. (P)

Franklin Twp.non-MPO Nonattainment

Dayton-Springfield Clark Co. CCS-TCC Maintenance Nonattainment

Greene Co. MVRPC Maintenance Nonattainment

Miami Co. MVRPC Maintenance

Montgomery Co. MVRPC Maintenance Nonattainment

Huntington-Ashland-

Ironton

Adams Co (P)

Monroe Twp.,

Sprigg Twp.

non-MPO Nonattainment1

Gallia Co (P)

Cheshire Twp .non-MPO Nonattainment

1

Lawrence Co. KYOVA Nonattainment1

Scioto Co. non-MPO Nonattainment1

Lima Allen Co. LACRPC Maintenance

Parkersburg-Marietta Washington Co. WWW Maintenance Nonattainment1

Steubenville-Weirton Jefferson Co. BHJ Maintenance Nonattainment Nonattainment

Toledo Lucas Co. TMACOG Maintenance

Wood Co. TMACOG Maintenance

Wheeling-Bridgeport Belmont Co. Bel-O-Mar Maintenance Nonattainment

Youngstown Columbiana Co. non-MPO Maintenance

Mahoning Co. Eastgate Maintenance

Trumbull Co. Eastgate Maintenance

Pollutant/Attainment Status

1. US EPA regional motor vehicle emissions insignificant findings - Oct. 23, 2009. Areas exempt from regional transportation conformity.

Project level conformity requirement remains.


Ohio 2014-2017 STIP/TIP Air Quality Conformity Strategy Existing

Conformity

Determination

Pending T-Plan

Conformity

Dates

2014-2017 TIP Conformity

StrategyComments

Akron 1/3/13 6/15/13 Previous Emissions Analyses

AMATS T-Plan Update scheduled for a 6/15/13 conformity action / 14-17 TIP

consistent with T-Plan

Canton 7/1/11 6/15/13 Previous Emissions Analyses

SCATS T-Plan Update scheduled for a 6/15/13 conformity action / 14-17 TIP


Cincinnati 8/1/12 Previous Emissions Analyses

OKI 2040 T-Plan Amendment #1 2/19/2013 conformity determination is

consistent with 14-17 TIP

Cleveland 1/3/13 6/15/13 Previous Emissions Analyses

NOACA T-Plan Update scheduled for a 6/15/13 conformity action / 14-17 TIP


Columbus 6/26/12 New Emissions Analyses

New emissions analysis wil l be conducted for plan amendment and 14-17 TIP

(concurrently)

Dayton 6/26/12 Previous Emissions Analyses MVRPC 14-17 TIP consistent with 6/26/12 T-Plan conformity analyses

Huntington 7/1/11 Ohio - NA Ohio PM 2.5 SIP insignificance finding

Lima 7/1/11 N/A Previous Emissions AnalysesLACRPC's quadrennial T-Plan update due 8/24/13. 1997 Ozone standard

revocation date 7/20/13.

Mansfield N/A N/A

Newark 6/26/12 New Emissions Analyses New emissions analysis wil l be consistent with 14-17 TIP

Parkersburg 2/25/13 Previous Emissions Analyses WWW 14-17 TIP consistent with 2/25/13 T-Plan conformity analyses

Sandusky N/A N/A

Springfield 6/26/12 Previous Emissions Analyses CCS-TCC 14-17 TIP consistent with 6/26/12 T-Plan conformity analyses

Toledo 7/1/11 Previous Emissions Analyses TMACOG 14-17 TIP consistent with 7/1/11 conformity analyses

Steubenvi lle 7/12/12 Previous Emissions Analyses BHJ 14-17 TIP consistent with 5/22/12 T-Plan conformity analyses

Wheel ing 7/3/12 Previous Emissions Analyses Bel-O-Mar 14-17 TIP consistent with 7/3/12 T-Plan conformity analyses

Youngstown 7/1/11 6/15/13 Previous Emissions Analyses

Eastgate's T-Plan Update scheduled for a 6/15/13 conformity action / 14-17 TIP


Table 2


Map 3


Map 4


4. ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE

Environmental Justice (EJ) is “the fair treatment and meaningful involvement of all people regardless of race, color, national origin, or income with respect to the development, implementation and enforcement of environmental laws, regulations and policies. Fair treatment means that no group of people, including racial, ethnic, or socio-economic groups should bear a disproportionate share of the negative environmental consequences resulting from industrial, municipal, and commercial operations or the execution of federal, state, local and tribal programs and policies.” Through the Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency Act (ISTEA) and continuing with the Transportation Equity Act for the 21 Century (TEA-21), the law requires evaluation of the effect of transportation programs, projects and policies on low income and minority populations. The three basic principles of EJ are to:

1. Ensure public involvement of low-income and minority groups in decision making. 2. Prevent disproportionately high and adverse impacts of decisions on low-income or

minority groups. 3. Assure low income and minority groups receive proportionate share of benefits.

In general, this means that for any program or activity for which federal funds will be used the agency receiving the federal funds must make a meaningful effort to involve low income and minority populations in the decision-making process. The agency must evaluate the nature, extent and incidence of favorable and adverse human health or environmental impacts of the program or activity upon minority and/or low income populations. Identifying Target Populations Typically low income and minority populations are spread throughout the regional area and state but are likely to be located in concentrated locations or neighborhoods. These areas should have a significantly higher percentage of low income and minority populations than the regional or state wide average. These areas can then be identified as “target areas”. For the purposes of the STIP, ODOT identified counties having higher percentages of low income or minority populations than the statewide average percentage. The following maps (Map 5 and 6- low income and Map 7 and 8- minority) show the Ohio counties with target populations for low income and minority populations. ODOT used data from the 2010 census data for minority data and the 2007-2011 American Community Survey (ACS) data to determine targeted counties.

Public Involvement of Targeted Populations The general public has several opportunities to be involved in ODOT’s program decision making process. Planning and project level studies provide opportunities for public input and comment on initial decisions and specific project development activities. Special attention is given in ODOT’s Public Involvement Process to these populations in advertising and public involvement activities. Specific details of these efforts are outlined in Appendix 3.


Analysis Ohio is a very diverse state in terms of population density, traffic volume, number of miles of roadway, and other demographic, socio-economic, and physical factors. As an example, counties with large metropolitan cities typically have higher overall minority populations than more rural counties. This makes any comparison of projects between areas and the distribution of benefits difficult. In its analysis, ODOT evaluated targeted areas and totaled projects by county and ODOT district. This included the physical factor of total lane miles by ODOT district for the state highway system. These are some of the key factors used in making highway maintenance decisions.

The percentage of the statewide population considered low income is 14.75 percent and a minority is 17.30 percent. Fifty-four (54) percent of the total STIP investment will be focused in the seven counties that exceed the statewide average for minority population. Also, the highest minority percentage is in Cuyahoga County which is projected to receive the highest amount of project funding. Sixty-nine (69) percent of the funding and fifty-four (54) percent of the projects will be focused in counties with the low income percentage exceeding the statewide average. Eighty-seven (87) percent of transit funding is focused in low income communities. Eighty-four (84) percent of transit funds are concentrated in counties with a high minority population, targeting populations that rely more heavily on public transportation. For those ODOT districts with a population exceeding the statewide average for low income, fifty-four (54) percent of the lane miles are being improved. A review of the information presented in Table 3 and on Maps 5 - 8 confirms the diversity in the region. Appendix 2 shows the breakdown of the analysis by each specific county.

The MPO’s are responsible to demonstrate in their TIPs the analysis of their regional areas. Their analysis shows a more distinct picture of the impacts of projects due to the detailed block-group census data that is used in their analysis.

Conclusion ODOT has reviewed the targeted population areas, and the projects scheduled in those areas within the four year STIP. Based upon this review and the map analysis shown in Appendix 2, ODOT believes that a reasonable distribution of benefits is scheduled to be made with this program of projects. This includes all projects, transit, maintenance and new construction. In addition, ODOT could not identify any “disproportionate burden” on any targeted population in Ohio from projects listed in this STIP. The review of the EJ impacts of the specific projects is or will be evaluated and addressed through mitigation, minimization, or avoidance as part of the project development and NEPA processes.


Map 5


Map 6


Map 7


Map 8


Table 3

ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE ANALYSIS Broken down by ODOT Districts

* Red highlighted values indicate the percentage is greater than the statewide average. Low Income Statewide Average = 14.75% Minority Statewide Average = 17.30%. Note: All projects in the STIP (highway and transit) were included in the analysis.

District Projects

% Total

Projects Total Cost

% Total

Cost

Project

Lane

Miles

% of Project

Lane Miles

to Total

% Project

Lane Miles to

District Lane

Miles

District

Lane Miles

% of

District

Lane Miles

State %

Low

Income

County %

Low

Income

State %

Minority

County %

Minority

1 158 4.09% $448,539,245.02 4.11% 868.68 4.25% 24.96% 3,479.94 7.05% 2.81% 13.41% 1.51% 8.42%

2 287 7.43% $937,211,883.55 8.58% 1,365.93 6.68% 35.58% 3,838.67 7.78% 7.98% 16.23% 6.98% 16.70%

3 436 11.28% $582,381,962.40 5.33% 2,166.68 10.59% 45.54% 4,757.74 9.64% 6.74% 12.15% 4.46% 9.40%

4 454 11.75% $1,289,043,462.51 11.80% 1,761.67 8.61% 35.00% 5,032.99 10.20% 14.49% 15.05% 11.96% 14.66%

5 242 6.26% $435,764,876.40 3.99% 2,296.87 11.23% 61.54% 3,732.25 7.56% 4.58% 13.62% 1.86% 6.48%

6 342 8.85% $1,333,409,139.23 12.21% 2,726.78 13.33% 56.15% 4,856.66 9.84% 14.40% 15.29% 19.77% 24.38%

7 408 10.56% $768,316,355.24 7.03% 2,223.02 10.87% 47.46% 4,683.88 9.49% 8.95% 14.47% 8.75% 16.62%

8 467 12.09% $1,338,397,181.63 12.25% 1,835.51 8.97% 39.00% 4,706.23 9.54% 14.01% 13.07% 17.78% 19.44%

9 259 6.70% $362,459,941.76 3.32% 1,104.92 5.40% 29.11% 3,795.06 7.69% 4.42% 18.95% 0.98% 4.90%

10 241 6.24% $282,900,194.26 2.59% 1,830.05 8.95% 45.54% 4,018.17 8.14% 3.17% 20.77% 0.63% 4.71%

11 233 6.03% $414,041,652.41 3.79% 1,090.50 5.33% 32.30% 3,375.83 6.84% 3.81% 15.21% 0.99% 4.61%

12 337 8.72% $2,730,340,218.38 25.00% 1,184.56 5.79% 38.49% 3,077.37 6.24% 14.64% 15.33% 24.35% 30.32%

Total 3,864 100% $10,922,806,112.79 100% 20,455.17 100% 49,354.79 100% 100% 100%


5. FY 2012-2015 STIP STATUS Over the past two years, ODOT has implemented most of the projects which were included in the 2012-2015 STIP. Some projects were delayed (due to funding, environmental impacts, etc.), some were canceled, and some had schedules adjusted due to changing conditions. During FYs 2012-2013 of the 2012-2015 STIP, a total of 11 “regionally significant” projects or those projects $25 million or greater (as defined by ODOT for FHWA projects) went to construction. These 11 projects totaled over $742 million in contract awards. A list of regionally significant projects and current implementation status is contained within Table 5 of this document. The complete picture of Fiscal Year 2013 will not be known until the conclusion of the current fiscal year, when the FY 2014-2017 STIP is approved. Table 4 is a summary of the FY 2012-2013 construction contracts sold and the estimated FY 2013 final program. The table shows the number of construction projects sold and total contract dollars by ODOT District. In Appendix 4, ODOT has provided a table of projects that are listed in the 2012-2015 STIP and are expected to obtain Federal Authorization in 2013 but will not be awarded until 2014. If Federal Authorization is not obtained, these projects will be added to the 2014-2017 STIP by administrative modification or by amendment following the guidance of FHWA.

Table 4

SFY 2012 -2013 PROGRAM BY ODOT DISTRICT

FY 2012 FY 2013

District Projects Total Funds District Projects Total Funds

1 49 $56,640,584 1 37 $96,754,280

2 83 $120,028,076 2 99 $204,278,978

3 93 $138,887,700 3 107 $112,781,805

4 123 $171,540,955 4 141 $295,680,775

5 78 $89,248,119 5 79 $94,042,470

6 78 $310,675,480 6 83 $318,471,985

7 82 $85,488,661 7 100 $219,659,388

8 108 $183,516,683 8 105 $302,870,737

9 72 $149,559,522 9 78 $63,898,686

10 116 $84,263,144 10 79 $64,630,480

11 104 $107,573,737 11 77 $118,437,296

12 69 $192,738,028 12 69 $180,497,626

Total 1,055 $1,690,160,688 Total 1,054 $2,072,004,504

The information furnished in this table is from queries of the ODOT Ellis Program Management

data table on February 28, 2013.

Information reflects construction contract letting information only. Figures do not include costs

associated with preliminary development, detailed design, right of way acquisition, or contract

administration.


Table 5

Regionally Significant Projects Awarded SFY 2012 - 2013* Regional Significance is defined by ODOT as $25M or Greater for FHWA projects

Dist County Project Name (ie CRS)

Contract

Estimate/

Award

Primary Work CategoryAward

SFYStatus

Estimated/

Actual

Completion

Date

FHWA

6 Franklin FRA IR 270 2.60 (Recon) $80,002,299 Major Rehabilitation 2012 Construction 07/31/14

6 Morrow MRW IR 71 12.190 $42,036,977 Major Widening 2012 Construction 10/31/13

12 Lake LAK IR 090 13.10 $59,682,003 Major Rehabilitation 2012 Construction 08/15/14

12 Cuyahoga CUY COLUMBUS RD LIFT BRDG $30,323,619 Bridge Repair 2012 Construction 11/30/14

9 Lawrence LAW Ironton/Russell Brdg New $81,266,742 Bridge Replacement 2012 Construction 06/30/16

6 Delaware DEL IR 71 11.500 $49,724,484 Major Widening 2012 Construction 10/31/14

7 Montgomery MOT IR 75 12.00 $125,564,985 New Construction 2013 Construction 09/01/17

8 Hamilton HAM IR 75 2.30 $90,790,431 Major Reconstruction 2013 Construction 07/15/16

4 Ashtabula ATB IR 0090 07.56 $68,001,343 Major Rehabilitation 2013 Construction 09/30/16

1 Allen ALL IR 75 5.53 $63,207,743 Major Rehabilitation 2013 Construction 10/31/14

6 Morrow MRW IR 71 3.170 $51,800,000 Major Widening 2013 Construction 10/01/15

2 Ottawa OTT-SR2-Mine Investigate/Implmnt $28,000,000 Mine Investigation 2013 Advertising 05/15/14

2 Lucas LUC SR 2 18.62 Bridge Rehab $38,650,000 Bridge Repair 2013 Advertising 11/01/15

4 Summit SUM IR 0271 02.33 $53,200,000 Major Rehabilitation 2013 Advertising 09/30/15

12 Cuyahoga CUY IR 077 09.50 Deck $28,000,000 Bridge Deck Replacement 2013 Advertising 06/01/17

15 Total Projects $890,250,626 Total Dollars

FTA

12 Cuyahoga GCRTA Mayfield Station $13,299,600 Transit 2012 06/30/15

8 Hamilton SORTA Cincinnati Streetcar $11,067,500 Transit 2013 04/30/16

2 Total Projects $24,367,100 Total Dollars


6. ODOT CAPITAL PROGRAMS ODOT divides the funding received from the state legislature and the U.S. Congress into specific capital programs. Below is a brief description of each of the programs. In-depth descriptions of the programs, eligibility, and evaluation criteria are available in various publications as noted. Table 7 lists the web links for each publication mentioned. Figure 1 shows the budget of each program. District Pavement

The state highway system in Ohio is divided into three categories: the priority system, the general system, and the urban system. The priority system includes interstate routes and four-lane divided highways; the urban system contains non-priority system routes within cities; and the general system makes up the remainder of the state system, generally two-lane highways. ODOT has set pavement condition goals for each system. Each ODOT District maintains a fiscally constrained multi-year work plan tailored to achieve the pavement condition goals. To view the district multi-year work plan and the pavement goals, visit the ODOT District Pavement/Bridge Work Plans at: http://www.dot.state.oh.us/Divisions/Planning/SPPM/SystemsPlanning/Pages/DistrictPavementBridgWorkPlans.aspx District Bridge

Approximately one-third of Ohio’s bridges are under ODOT’s maintenance responsibility. ODOT has set bridge condition goals that focus on the bridges critical structural elements. Each District maintains a fiscally constrained six-year plan tailored to achieve the bridge condition goals. TRAC/Major New

The Transportation Review Advisory Council (TRAC) was established by the Ohio General Assembly in 1997and charged with developing and overseeing a project selection process for major new transportation capacity projects. These are projects costing more than $12 million which add transportation capacity or reduce congestion, and are critical to the mobility, economic development, and quality of life of the citizens of Ohio. The TRAC has nine members and is chaired by the Director of the Ohio Department of Transportation. Six members are appointed by the Governor and one each by the Speaker of the Ohio House of Representatives and the President of the Ohio Senate. Members have overlapping terms. In accordance with the law, the Director of Transportation biennially provides the TRAC with a report on the money available for new construction for the following four-year period. The Director provides funds for new construction only after assuring that system preservation needs have been met. The use of the new construction funds is the responsibility of the TRAC, but the TRAC does not have authority over other aspects of the Department of Transportation. Funding applications are accepted annually. Major Bridge

The Major Bridge program was established in 2002 to provide funding for the rehabilitation or replacement of the largest and/or most complex structures carrying a state, U.S., or Interstate route which meet the major bridge criteria. There are currently 185 structures that are eligible for this program in the state of Ohio. For additional information on the major bridge program, refer to the ODOT Program Resource Guide or visit the ODOT Major Bridge website at http://www.dot.state.oh.us/Divisions/Planning/SPPM/MajorPrograms/Pages/MajorBridge.aspx.


Priority System Major Rehabilitation

The purpose of this program is to provide funding for major rehabilitation projects on the priority system to restore the structural integrity and functional characteristics of the pavement. Projects are prioritized based upon system analyses. For additional information, please refer to the ODOT Program Resource Guide or visit the ODOT Priority System Major Rehabilitation website at http://www.dot.state.oh.us/Divisions/Planning/SPPM/MajorPrograms/Pages/MajorRehab.aspx. Safety

ODOT’s Highway Safety Program focuses on high-crash, sever-crash, and congested locations on any public road in Ohio. The program is administered by the Office of Systems Planning and Program Management in conjunction with District Safety Review Teams located in each region of the state. Each year ODOT prioritizes safety locations using state-of-the-art statistical methodologies to identify roadway locations and safety improvements with the highest potential for reducing crashes. District offices are required to study these locations to identify improvements through an Annual Safety Work Plan. ODOT also prioritizes locations for review and funding assistance based on local and regional rankings developed by local governments and MPOs. For more information on the safety programs see the ODOT Program Resource Guide. Amish Buggy Program

Creating a safer transportation environment in which horse drawn buggies and motor vehicles can share state highways is the purpose of this program. Eligible locations are determined by buggy/motorized vehicle crash data from the previous five years. Activities include paved shoulders, buggy pull-off areas, and buggy climbing lanes. Additional information is located at http://www.dot.state.oh.us/Divisions/Planning/SPPM/MajorPrograms/Pages/AmishBuggy.aspx. Aviation

The ODOT Office of Aviation is responsible for state aviation programs in Ohio. These programs include Airport Planning and Engineering, Grants Administration, Airport Pavement and Airport Safety Inspections, Airspace Protection, Aircraft Registration, Aviation Education Publications, and Enforcement of Ohio Aviation Laws. For additional information on the aviation program see the ODOT Program Resource Guide or visit the ODOT Office of Aviation website at http://www.dot.state.oh.us/Divisions/Operations/Aviation/Pages/default.aspx. County Bridge, Safety & Surface Transportation

ODOT allocates federal funds to the County Engineers Association of Ohio (CEAO) which manages these three programs. Each program has a separate project selection process and each county is eligible for these programs. The County Bridge Program funds bridge replacements and rehabilitation projects. In 2005 ODOT designated specific funds for safety, so the county programs were expanded to include a separate County Highway Safety Program, although many safety projects were previously funded under the Surface Transportation Program. The County Surface Transportation Program funds roadway related construction and study projects. For more details on these programs see the ODOT Program Resource Guide.


Transportation Alternatives

Transportation Alternatives eligible categories are: Bicycle & Pedestrian facilities; Safe routes for non-drivers; Environmental mitigation; Conversion and use of abandoned railroad corridors; Community Improvements such as construct turnouts, overlooks and viewing areas, preservation of historic transportation facilities and archaeological activities. ODOT allocates transportation alternative funds to the MPOs and keeps the remainder for a statewide project selection process. For details on the ODOT program and eligible projects see the ODOT Program Resource Guide. For information on the MPO Transportation Alternatives Programs see the individual MPO TIP. Federal Lands Access Program

The Federal Lands Access Program is administered and funded through the Eastern Federal Lands Highways Division (EFLHD) of FHWA. The goal of the program is to improve transportation facilities that provide access to, are adjacent to, or are located within federal lands. The program emphasis is on high-use recreation sites and economic generators. Projects are cooperatively selected and managed by ODOT, EFLHD, and the County Engineers Association of Ohio (CEAO). Funds may be used for planning, research, engineering, design, preventive maintenance, rehabilitation, restoration, construction, and reconstruction of highways, roads, parkways, transit facilities, adjacent vehicular parking areas, provisions for pedestrians and bicycles, acquisition of scenic easements, environmental mitigation, and rest areas. The list of EFLHD projects programed for the State of Ohio is listed in Table 6. For additional information, visit: http://www.dot.state.oh.us/Divisions/Planning/SPPM/MajorPrograms/Pages/ForestHighway.aspx. Geological Site Management

This ODOT program provides funding to repair land-slides and slips, rock falls, underground mine voids, and erosion projects. It includes reactive and proactive repair work. Research and experience shows that repairs done in the early stages of a problem can significantly reduce costs by avoiding a major failure. Additional information on this program may be found by visiting http://www.dot.state.oh.us/Divisions/Planning/SPPM/MajorPrograms/Pages/Geotechnical.aspx. Local Major Bridge

The Local Major Bridge Program provides federal funds to local governments for replacement or rehabilitation of ‘local major’ bridges. A major bridge is defined as a bridge that has greater than 35,000 square foot deck area or that is a lift or moveable structure. Currently, there are about 52 bridges statewide that have a local government owner and meet the definition of a local major bridge. These bridges are eligible for funding under this special program because of the high cost to rehabilitate or replace these bridges. Additional information on this program may be found in the ODOT Program Resource Guide. Maintenance

Routine maintenance of the state highway system is the main responsibility of the ODOT county garages. Each garage has a County Work Plan which details the work needed to maintain Ohio’s roadside conditions and for preventive maintenance activities. Examples of roadside conditions are guardrail, pavement repair, and brush cutting. Preventive Maintenance includes raised pavement makers, lighting, and mowing.


MPO & Large City

Ohio’s seventeen MPOs and five large cities, with populations between 25,000 and 49,999, (Findlay, Lancaster, Marion, Wooster, and Zanesville) receive annual federal fund budget allocations for financing local government sponsored surface transportation improvement projects within their regions. Each MPO and Large City establishes and maintains its own project selection processes and criteria. For more information on each MPO program see the TIP for that MPO area. The Large City programs of projects are recorded in this STIP. For additional information on this program see the ODOT Program Resource Guide. Municipal Bridge

The Municipal Bridge Program provides federal funds to municipal corporations and Regional Transit Authorities for bridge replacement or bridge rehabilitation projects. A funding limit of $2.5 million per project is set. ODOT will provide up to 80% of eligible costs for construction only. Currently, there are about 1,300 bridges statewide that have a municipal owner and meet the Federal definition of a bridge (20 feet or greater). Additional information on this program may be found in the ODOT Program Resource Guide. Noise Wall

ODOT allocates design and construction funding for Type II noise walls (new noise walls for communities that predate the freeway and desire a noise wall) and noise wall maintenance/replacement projects. For a community to be eligible for a Type II noise wall, a noise wall must be feasible and reasonable in accordance with 23CFR772, and the community must have completed application and petition forms for ODOT approval. Noise wall maintenance/replacement projects involve replacing noise walls that have met their life expectancy or coating aged noise walls for aesthetic purposes. Projects are selected and managed by the ODOT Office of Environmental Services in consultation with the Districts. For additional information on this program refer to the ODOT Program Resource Guide. Metro Parks

The Ohio Parks and Recreation Association manages this program which provides funds for park drives or roads within the boundaries of township or county parks and access roads from the parks to the state highway system. For additional information on this program refer to the ODOT Program Resource Guide or visit the ODOT Metro Parks Program website at http://www.dot.state.oh.us/Divisions/Planning/LocalPrograms/Pages/MetroParksProgram.aspx Rail

Rail programs in Ohio are the responsibility of the Ohio Rail Development Commission (ORDC), which was formed by the Ohio General Assembly in 1994. The ORDC members are appointed by the Governor and the General Assembly. The Commission administers rail freight, passenger, and safety programs. One of the safety programs which directly impact the highway system is described below. For additional information, visit the ORDC’s website at: http://rail.ohio.gov.


Rail Safety Program

This program is administered by the ORDC to address the safety of highway-railroad grade crossings by improving the warning systems. It includes adding flashing lights, or gates and lights, at grade crossings and improving the existing electronics at crossings with antiquated systems. The individual railroad companies are an integral part of the program, both in funding and contracting for the work. More details can be found in the ODOT Program Resource Guide. Rest Areas

The goal of this program is the optimization of the agency’s 92 rest areas on the state highway system using generally accepted planning criteria in an effort to increase efficiencies through the reduction of both excess facilities and maintenance and operating expenses. For a list of Ohio’s rest areas, visit ODOT’s Office of Facilities Ohio’s Rest Area System’s website at http://www.dot.state.oh.us/Divisions/Facilities/Facilities/RestAreas/Pages/default.aspx. Safe Routes to School

This program was created by SAFETEA-LU. The purpose of this program is to provide a safer and more appealing environment for children to walk or ride their bikes to school. The funding is for a variety of engineering, education, enforcement, encouragement, and evaluation projects to address the overall safety and health benefits of walking or riding bikes to school. For additional information on this program refer to the ODOT Program Resource Guide or visit the program website at http://www.dot.state.oh.us/saferoutes. Small City

This program provides federal funds to cities with populations between 5,000 and 24,999 outside of MPO areas. Funds are available for constructions costs of transportation projects. For details on this program and selection criteria see the ODOT Program Resource Guide.


Table 6

Last Printed:10Dec12 Actual Dates and Amounts are Indicated with an Astrick

OH - Ohio

STATEFY

AWARDCOUNTY

NAME OF PARK, REFUGE,

FOREST OR PARTNERNAME DESCRIPTION

PARTNER/

REGION

RECOVERY ACT

FUNDED

PROJECT

CONTRACT VALUEANTICIPATED

ADVERTISEMENT

ANTICIPATED

COMPLETION

DATE

PROJECT STAGE

OH FY2013 Summit & Cuyahoga Cuyahoga Valley National Park CUVA_004P_007 Replace &/or Rehab of 3 bridges carrying

Cuyahoga Valley Line Railway (Str No.

6160-004P, 007P,013P)

NPS_MW No Between $1,000,000

and $5,000,000

11/21/2012 8/23/2013 In Design

OH FY2013 Summit & Cuyahoga Cuyahoga Valley National Park CUVA_011P_012P_013P Replacement or Rehab of 3 bridges

carrying Cuyahoga Valley Line Railway

(Str No 6160-011P,012P,013P)

NPS_MW No Between $1,000,000

and $5,000,000

11/21/2012 9/27/2013 In Design

OH FY2012 Summit, Cuyahoga,

Stark, Ross, Ottawa

CUVA, JAGA, HOCU, PEVI,

WIHO

MWR_PMS_OH(1) Ohio National Parks Pavement Preservation NPS_MW No Between $1,000,000

and $5,000,000

4/23/2012 * 12/3/2012 Under Construction

Federal Highway Administration

Eastern Federal Lands Highway Division

Active Projects List


Table 7

GUIDE TO DOCUMENTS

Resource Web Address ODOT’s Construction Cost Outlook and Forecast

http://www.dot.state.oh.us/Divisions/Planning/Estimating/TrendsAndForecasts/Inflation%20Forecast%20(Construction%20Cost%20Outlook-January%202013).pdf

ODOT’s Policy http://www.dot.state.oh.us/policy/Pages/default.aspx

ODOT’s Rural Consultation Process

http://www.dot.state.oh.us/Divisions/Planning/LocalPrograms/Rural%20Consultation%20Process%20Documents/2012%20Rural%20Local%20Consultation%20Process%20.pdf

ODOT Program Resource Guide

http://www.dot.state.oh.us/Divisions/Planning/LocalPrograms/Documents/ODOT%20Program%20Resource%20Guide.pdf

Status of Public Transit in Ohio

http://www.dot.state.oh.us/Divisions/Planning/Transit/Documents/Programs/Publication/StatusOfPublicTransitinOhio2012.pdf

TRAC Policies and Procedures

http://www.dot.state.oh.us/trac/Documents/TRAC%20Policies%20and%20Procedures%2006.2.2011.pdf

Ohio Rail Commission http://rail.ohio.gov


Chart 1


7. TRANSIT

Public Transit in Ohio

The ODOT’s Office of Transit administers many programs using a variety of funding sources: federal, state, and local. The FTA is the major source of federal funding for both the urban and rural transit systems. Transit systems receive federal assistance for capital, operating, and planning expenses based on a FTA formula. FTA also offers discretionary grant opportunities, and ODOT offers a discretionary program to the urban systems through the Ohio Transit Preservation Partnership Program. These state programs involve both the rural and urban transit systems: Elderly and Disabled Transit Fare Assistance; Ohio Public Transportation Grant Program; and the Ohio Technical Assistance Program. Transit does not have a dedicated source of state funding. Local funds are derived from boards of county commissioners, municipalities, fares, local levies, and contract revenue, among other sources. MAP-21 and Transit

On July 6, 2012, President Obama signed into law MAP-21. This law, which took effect on October 1, 2012, reauthorized surface transportation programs including the FTA programs through federal FY 2014. This reauthorization amends the Federal Transit Laws codified in 49 USC Chapter 53. MAP-21 consolidated, repealed, or revised several of the existing transit programs in order to improve efficiency and track key goals and objectives. Similar to the highway programs, the decline of federal funding sources has placed an emphasis on the restoration and replacement of the nation’s aging public transportation infrastructure. These are just a couple of the changes under MAP-21: The New Freedom program was merged with Section 5310 to become the Enhanced Mobility of Seniors and Individuals with Disabilities program. The Jobs Access and Reverse Commute (JARC) program was repealed; however, JARC activities are eligible under Sections 5307 (Urban Public Transit) and 5311 (Rural Public Transit). FY2013 Apportionments and 2010 Census

The following FY2014-2017 STIP estimates are based on the new program structure, formulas, and authorized funding levels provided with MAP-21. These estimates take into account the 2010 census data which includes the designation of new urbanized areas. There are three transit systems that moved from rural to urban as a result of the 2010 census:

• Delaware County is now part of the Columbus urbanized area.

• Medina County is part of both the Cleveland urbanized area and Akron urbanized area.

• Warren County is part of the Cincinnati and Dayton urbanized areas.

Ohio also has two systems that moved from urban back to rural with their populations falling below 50,000:

• Sandusky is in Erie County.

• Washington County is no longer part of the Parkersburg urbanized area.


CAPITAL PROGRAM FY 2014 FY2015

Amish Buggy $1 $1

Aviation $2 $2

Bridge $260 $272

Alternatives $11 $11

Geologic Site Management $17 $18

Local $303 $303

Major Bridge $78 $82

Metro Parks $7 $7

Noise Wal ls Retro Fit $5 $6

Pavement $695 $727

Planning & Research $20 $21

Rai l Safety Program $15 $15

Rest Areas $10 $10

Safety $102 $102

FTA TF to FHWA - (MPOs) $3 $3

Transit GRF Funding $7 $7

Transit FTA Funding $32 $32

Transit Operational - Urban $6 $6

Transit Preservation Partnership $14 $14

Rai l ( GRF & State Special Revenue) $5 $5

TOTAL PRESERVATION $1,593 $1,644

Major New $154 $129

GRAND TOTAL $1,747 $1,773

With the most recent census, Ohio has 27 urban systems and 34 rural systems. For more information on each of these transit systems, see the Status of Public Transit in Ohio published by the ODOT Office of Transit (see Table 7). 8. OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE

Under the federal definition, operation and maintenance refers to the total function of the transportation system. Before considering expansion of the transportation system (additional lanes or new facilities), states must demonstrate that the existing transportation system is being maintained to acceptable performance levels and that the system is operating efficiently. ODOT routinely conducts analyses on the state highway system to determine the operating levels and the pavement conditions. Goals are established for pavement performance for each of the three state highway systems. Funds are allocated under the District Pavement and Bridge programs based upon the conditions of each District’s systems as it relates to the statewide system goals. The Capital Program Budgets detailed in Table 8 indicate the funding levels allocated towards preservation and new capacity to the existing transportation system. As shown in the table, the majority of ODOT’s funding is designated for maintenance or preservation of the existing state highway system. The only program which adds new capacity to the state highway system is the Major New Construction/TRAC program. ODOT accounts for additional operating costs, such as payroll, snow and ice removal, salt, mowing, etc., prior to establishing the Capital Program Budgets. ODOT has budgeted $750 million in SFY 2014 and $769 million in SFY 2015 for these operating costs.

Table 8

Capital Program Budget ($ Millions)


9. FINANCE The STIP is a financially responsible and fiscally constrained program focused on ODOT’s goal to achieve a steady state of manageable and predictable conditions on Ohio’s transportation system and within the preservation budget. The guidance on Statewide Transportation Planning and Programming (23 U.S.C. 135) provides that projects in the STIP must be consistent with metropolitan TIPs and must reflect expected funding and priorities for programming. The program shall include a project, or an identified phase of a project, only if full funding can reasonably be anticipated to be available within the time period contemplated for its completion. Each of Ohio’s seventeen MPOs biennially develops a four-year TIP for their area. In each of these TIPs, the projects planned for financing with federal funds made available for use by these MPOs have previously been reviewed and determined to be within reasonable expected federal funding levels, as required. ODOT considers the TIPs to be in reasonable fiscal balance. The potential for financing the state sponsored projects in these TIPs and the state share of the local government sponsored projects, where applicable, is addressed here in conjunction with the analysis of the financing needs of the non-MPO projects. ODOT receives funds from the federal motor fuel tax through the following MAP-21 core funding programs: National Highway Performance Program (NHPP), Surface Transportation Program (STP), Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality Improvement Program (CMAQ), Highway Safety Improvement Program (HSIP), Railway-Highway Crossings (set-aside from HSIP), and Transportation Alternatives. State funding sources include the state motor fuel tax, heavy truck registrations, General Revenue Fund, and miscellaneous sources, such as oversize/overweight permits and cell tower leases. Figure 2 shows each source’s proportionate share of ODOT’s revenue. State Transportation Budget

Under ODOT’s budgeting philosophy, the top priority is to fund debt service payments owed from past bond issuances, then secondly, basic departmental operations such as payroll, routine roadway maintenance, and snow and ice removal. The third priority is for system preservation, both pavements and bridges. There are additional programs for freeway reconstruction and major bridge rehabilitation and replacement. Without this sustained level of funding, the system would deteriorate quickly. The next priorities are safety, other state programs (such as geological site management, Amish buggy, and railroad safety). Funding local programs, including MPO allocations and county pavement and bridge, are the next priorities. The last priority in the budgeting process is Major New construction or major capacity addition projects. The ODOT program budgets in Figure 1 reflect these priorities. There were basic assumptions used in preparing ODOT’s budget for the 2014/2015 biennium:

• Slight growth in Motor Fuel consumption, 1.0% in FY 2014 and 2015.

• Federal Highway Revenues for FY14 at MAP-21 levels and zero growth thereafter.

• Highway bond debt payments (state and federal) will be approximately $300 M for FY 2014 and $296 M in FY 2015.


• State bond appropriations will be $100 M in 2014 and $120 M in 2015 and federal bonds will be $96 M in 2014 and $97 M in FY 2015.

• Payroll will decrease by 1% in FY 2014 and increases by 3% in FY 2015.

• Capital Preservation and Safety programs are funded at $1.13 B in FY 2014 and $1.18 B in FY 2015.

• Total Capital program will be $1.7 B in FY 2014 and FY 2015. The largest portion of the budget is designated for preservation of the existing system and safety improvements. The recently passed federal reauthorization bill, MAP-21, provides federal funding through September 30, 2014. Financial Analysis

The objective of the fiscal analysis is to show that the aggregate federal and state funding demand is within the total federal and state funding available each year, taking into consideration that federal funds specifically dedicated for a certain project or types of projects cannot be used to cover other project funding shortfalls. The analysis reflects that the STIP program is within ODOT’s federal and state funding capacity. It should be noted that while the STIP is based on state fiscal years which start July 1, federal apportionments are normally made on October 1, the start of each federal fiscal year. In the fiscal analysis this three month delay in receipt of federal apportionments is considered inconsequential because of prior year carry-overs, federal advance construction provisions, and the other funding flexibility provided under MAP-21. Overview and Assumptions

Projections of future state revenue, future federal apportionments, and obligation limitations are one step required for the fiscal analysis. Determining projects scheduled for each fund type is another required step. The project listing included in this document is for all eighty-eight counties in the state. The individual MPO TIPs include the project lists for their respective areas. The fiscal analysis summarizes federal and state funding demand by year for all ODOT and MPO programs. The following additional factors were also taken into consideration:

• Federal bonds are called Grant Anticipated Revenue Vehicles (GARVEE). The debt is issued in anticipation of the receipt of Federal-aid grant reimbursements in subsequent years. The bond funds are considered revenue and the debt service to repay the bonds are treated as project commitments or expenses to the overall program.

• “Block” Federal is not a specific funding type. It is a practice at ODOT to reserve federal and state funds in each project area for future Change Orders and unanticipated Preliminary Engineering and Right-of-Way modifications on projects. Each ODOT program reserves funds based upon the historic need in their program.

• Continued spending authority under MAP-21 contains provisions allowing transferability of funds between the core programs: National Highway Performance Program (NHPP),


Congestion Mitigation (CMAQ), Highway Safety Improvement Program (HSIP), Transportation Alternatives (TA), and the Surface Transportation Program (STP). Transfers are completed if the needs within ODOT’s program require the core apportionments to be moved.

Flexible Federal Funding

Under provisions of MAP-21, Surface Transportation Program (STP) funds have the most open eligibility of the conventional federal funds and may be used on projects which are also eligible under other fund types. In addition, up to 50 percent of funds in the core programs (NHPP, CMAQ, HSIP and TA) can be transferred between programs each year. General Procedures

To demonstrate that this STIP is in reasonable financial balance, the aggregate federal and state share for all projects within MPO areas and non-MPO areas (including those projects sponsored by ODOT and local governments) was totaled by federal funding program and by year and compared to projected available funding. The National Highway Performance Program, Congestion Mitigation (CMAQ), Highway Safety Improvement Program (HSIP), Transportation Alternatives (TA), and Surface Transportation Program (STP) are federal core programs and are evaluated jointly in consideration of the flexible funding provisions of MAP-21. In conducting the financial analysis, the various federal programs (Highway Planning and Research and Metropolitan Planning) funding categories were analyzed individually as these funds cannot be used to finance other projects. Each funding program budget is shown with the corresponding project demand estimates. The federal funding legislation contains discretionary programs. States apply for funding from each program for specific projects. Each program has separate funding eligibility. Funds are only available to states if the specific projects are selected for funding. The only funds accounted for in the analysis are those previously designated for a project. States do not receive an allocation of these funds; therefore, the project demand estimates and the funding budgets are the same for the discretionary funding programs. Transit funding was also established by MAP-21. The key difference is that most funding programs allocate the specific amounts to the individual transit system, not to the states for further allocation to the systems. These include Sections 5303, 5304, 5307, 5337, and 5339. Some of these programs are direct allocations and some have individual application processes. Section 5310 funds are allocated to each state to fund vehicles for Specialized Transportation programs. The states receive Section 5311 funds for further distribution to rural transit systems. There are individual application processes for Section 5316 and 5317. In most cases, the program budget and the project demand estimate are the same. Fiscal Constraint Table Assumptions

Table 9 below reflects that the STIP is in yearly fiscal balance from both the state and federal funding perspective. There are several assumptions which are reflected in this table. Payroll costs and other agency operational expenses, including State Bond Debt Service have been subtracted from the State Funds designated for project funding. These funds are used to match


federal funds and to fund other projects. The Local Match is the cumulated amount from all local governments committed to match federal and state dollars for projects included in this STIP. ODOT policy requires evaluation of the inflation rates and adjustment of project cost estimates, as necessary, every six months. Given current economic indicators, an inflation rate of 5.7% in calendar year (CY) 2013 is anticipated. However, due to greater uncertainty in CY 2014 a high-range forecast of 10% is predicted. Inflation is predicted to peak in CY 2015 at 5.9% with a gradual decline in CY 2016 (4.5%) and CY 2017 (4.0%). Beyond CY 2017, a long-run construction cost inflation rate of 4.0% is expected. (See the January 2013 Construction Cost Outlook and Forecast link in Table 7). The federal budgets used for this analysis are the apportionments from MAP-21 with an additional one percent growth per year through FY 2017. MAP-21 reauthorization was passed in July 2012 and provides apportionments through September 30, 2014. Innovative Finance

Using innovative financing tools allows ODOT the ability to develop and create innovative approaches to build, manage, maintain, and operate our transportation infrastructure. These tools assist ODOT in reducing costs, enhancing efficiency, and generating revenue. Types of innovative financing currently utilized by ODOT include Advance Construction and Public-Private-Partnerships (P3’s). Advance Construction

ODOT utilizes advance construction for the management of fund appropriations and obligation limitation provided by FHWA. Advance construction allows the department to gain federal authorization to begin federally eligible activities without obligating funding. At the time of authorization, FHWA is confirming that ODOT has followed all requirements necessary to execute a federal agreement. By placing the funds into advance construction, FHWA is not guaranteeing funding for the project but is indicating that the activities would be eligible. ODOT places most of its projects in advance construction at the time of authorization. There are some exceptions based on the expiration of funds and legislative requirements. The advance construction is placed into two groups. The first group is identified as short term. This group is used for projects in which the funding will be converted as project expenditures take place and are exhausted by the completion of the federally eligible activities. By utilizing advance construction, ODOT can convert its appropriations and obligation limitation for costs that are currently being incurred and maintain a balance throughout the federal fiscal year. The second group is identified as long term. This group is used primarily for GARVEE bonds and MPO or CEAO SIB (State Infrastructure Bank) loans that are utilized and managed by ODOT (see Table 9 for the Long Term Project List). The GARVEE bonds are retired utilizing future federal funding received through the active and future highway authorization bills. Prior to the bond sale, the entire amount of the bond is put into advance construction on the projects being funded with its proceeds. These amounts are then converted over an 8 to 12 year period to retire the bonds. These payments are made on either a level principal or level interest payment schedule depending on the bond structure. The SIB loans are loans taken out by a local sponsor, which are being paid off utilizing federal MPO or CEAO funding. These loans have a typical repayment term of 10 years and are


paid down using a level principal amortization schedule. These loans typically have two annual payments due. At the designated payment dates, advance construction is converted in the amount of the federal participating principal and interest due. The short term advance construction rises and falls throughout the federal fiscal year based on ODOT’s needs for each program utilizing federal funds. At the beginning of each federal fiscal year (October 1), the balance is typically at its lowest of the year. Agreements are consistently authorized throughout the federal fiscal year with the advance construction balance typically peaking in June. ODOT also consistently converts advance construction to obligated funds throughout the federal fiscal year for costs as they are incurred. In June the amount being converted begins exceeding the amount of new advance construction. This is based on the peak of construction season and the requirement to use obligation limitation prior to the close of the federal fiscal year. The long term advance construction balance is based upon the sales of bonds or the establishment of a new SIB loan. The bonds are typically sold every 12 to 18 months based on ODOT’s needs. The long term advance construction peaks in bond sale year and is reduced as the bond retirement payments are made. Table 9 below shows the actual new advance construction totals for State Fiscal Year 2012 through 2013 and the estimated advance construction totals for State Fiscal Year 2014 and 2015 for both short term and long term. Table 9

New Advance Construction by State Fiscal Year

Actual Estimated

State Fiscal Year 2012 2013* 2014 2015

Short Term AC $1,445,333,450 $816,225,338 $1,153,543,697 $1,385,309,378

Long Term AC $19,407,327 $158,112,123 $113,640,000 $243,497,375

Total AC $1,464,740,778 $974,337,461 $1,267,183,697 $1,628,806,753

* SFY 2013 through 1/31/2012 - Date from Finance (3/29/2013)


Ohio Department of Transportation - Long Term AC Project Summary as of 3/29/2013 - Table 1 of 2

STIP Estimate Amount - Award by SFY

Dist PID MPO Cnty Project Name (ie CRS)

Award

Date

SFY

2014

SFY

2015

SFY

2016

SFY

2017 Total Debt Service

Garvee Bond - Fund 045 - Longterm AC

1 89029 LACRPC ALL ALL IR 75-0.21 11/25/13 $56,000,000 $56,000,000 $10,290,000

2 93604 TMACOG LUC LUC IR 75 2.75 Pav Reconst 05/19/14 $15,000,000 $15,000,000 $2,756,250

8 82976 OKI HAM HAM IR 275 10.57 10/07/13 $25,000,000 $25,000,000 $4,593,750

6 25594 MORPC FRA FRA IR 70 3.41 04/01/15 $10,000,000 $10,000,000 $1,837,500

6 93496 MORPC FRA FRA IR 71 0.000 04/01/15 $25,000,000 $25,000,000 $4,593,750

6 93497 MORPC FRA FRA IR 71 9.780 04/01/15 $45,000,000 $45,000,000 $8,268,750

12 80418 NOACA CUY CUY IR 271 00.00 Addlane 02/15/15 $125,700,000 $125,700,000 $23,097,375

8 82288 OKI HAM HAM IR 75 12.60 10/01/15 $21,900,000 $21,900,000 $4,024,125

Sub-total $96,000,000 $205,700,000 $21,900,000 $0 $323,600,000 $59,461,500

Debt Service by SFY $17,640,000 $37,797,375 $4,024,125 $0 $59,461,500

Sub-total Long Term AC (Fund 045) $113,640,000 $243,497,375 $25,924,125 $0 $383,061,500

SIB Loan - Fund 212 - Longterm AC

9 92753 KYOVA LAW LAW New Intermodal Cargo Dock 07/01/14 $2,080,000 $2,080,000 $318,077

Sub-total $0 $2,080,000 $0 $0 $2,080,000 $318,077

Debt Service by SFY $318,077 $0 $0 $318,077

Sub-total Long Term AC (Fund 212) $0 $2,398,077 $0 $0 $2,398,077

Total Long Term AC (Fund o45 & 212) $113,640,000 $245,895,452 $25,924,125 $0 $385,459,577

Table 10


Ohio Department of Transportation - Long Term AC Project Summary as of 3/29/2013 - Table 2 of 2

Advance Construction Conversions by SFY

Dist PID MPO Cnty Project Name (ie CRS)

Award

Date Totals 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027

Garvee Bond - Fund 045 - Longterm AC

1 89029 LACRPC ALL ALL IR 75-0.21 11/25/13 $66,290,000 $0 $3,780,000 $7,413,000 $7,217,000 $7,021,000 $6,825,000 $6,629,000 $6,433,000 $6,237,000 $6,041,000 $5,845,000 $2,849,000

2 93604 TMACOG LUC LUC IR 75 2.75 Pav Reconst 05/19/14 $17,756,250 $0 $1,012,500 $1,985,625 $1,933,125 $1,880,625 $1,828,125 $1,775,625 $1,723,125 $1,670,625 $1,618,125 $1,565,625 $763,125

8 82976 OKI HAM HAM IR 275 10.57 10/07/13 $29,593,750 $0 $1,687,500 $3,309,375 $3,221,875 $3,134,375 $3,046,875 $2,959,375 $2,871,875 $2,784,375 $2,696,875 $2,609,375 $1,271,875

6 25594 MORPC FRA FRA IR 70 3.41 04/01/15 $11,837,500 $0 $0 $675,000 $1,323,750 $1,288,750 $1,253,750 $1,218,750 $1,183,750 $1,148,750 $1,113,750 $1,078,750 $1,043,750 $508,750

6 93496 MORPC FRA FRA IR 71 0.000 04/01/15 $29,593,750 $0 $0 $1,687,500 $3,309,375 $3,221,875 $3,134,375 $3,046,875 $2,959,375 $2,871,875 $2,784,375 $2,696,875 $2,609,375 $1,271,875

6 93497 MORPC FRA FRA IR 71 9.780 04/01/15 $53,268,750 $0 $0 $3,037,500 $5,956,875 $5,799,375 $5,641,875 $5,484,375 $5,326,875 $5,169,375 $5,011,875 $4,854,375 $4,696,875 $2,289,375

12 80418 NOACA CUY CUY IR 271 00.00 Addlane 02/15/15 $148,797,380 $0 $0 $8,484,750 $16,639,538 $16,199,588 $15,759,638 $15,319,688 $14,879,738 $14,439,788 $13,999,838 $13,559,888 $13,119,938 $6,394,988

8 82288 OKI HAM HAM IR 75 12.60 10/01/15 $25,924,130 $0 $0 $0 $1,478,250 $2,899,013 $2,822,363 $2,745,713 $2,669,063 $2,592,413 $2,515,763 $2,439,113 $2,362,463 $2,285,813 $1,114,163

Sub-total $383,061,510 $0 $6,480,000 $26,592,750 $41,079,788 $41,444,601 $40,312,001 $39,179,401 $38,046,801 $36,914,201 $35,781,601 $34,649,001 $28,716,401 $12,750,801 $1,114,163

SIB Loan - Fund 212 - Longterm AC

9 92753 KYOVA LAW LAW New Intermodal Cargo Dock 07/01/14 $2,398,077 $133,226 $266,453 $266,453 $266,453 $266,453 $266,453 $266,453 $266,453 $266,453 $133,226

Sub-total $2,398,077 $133,226 $266,453 $266,453 $266,453 $266,453 $266,453 $266,453 $266,453 $266,453 $133,226 $0 $0 $0 $0

Totals $385,459,587 $133,226 $6,746,453 $26,859,203 $41,346,241 $41,711,054 $40,578,454 $39,445,854 $38,313,254 $37,180,654 $35,914,827 $34,649,001 $28,716,401 $12,750,801 $1,114,163

Table 10 Continued


Public-Private-Partnerships (P3’s)

With the passage of House Bill 114, ODOT has joined many other states in embracing Public-Private-Partnerships (P3’s) for delivery of public projects and services. P3’s can provide numerous benefits in the finance, design, construction, maintenance and operation of transportation facilities. ODOT is currently pursuing the development of the following P3 projects.

One of the first P3 projects for ODOT is the Innerbelt Bridge over the Cuyahoga River on Interstate 90 in downtown Cleveland (PID 82119). The demolition of the existing Interstate 90 Innerbelt Bridge and construction of the new eastbound bridge is the second phase of the Innerbelt Corridor projects in Cleveland. This project is being procured as a Design Build Finance (DBF). DBF is a P3 procurement comprised of a design build approach with construction risk financing provided as private debt or “gap financing” which is repaid over time by ODOT. For this project, the gap financing will be repaid in full during the first quarter of Fiscal Year 2016. The DBF approach will allow construction to begin in late 2013 or early 2014 advancing the project two to three years.

The Portsmouth Bypass project in Scioto County (PID 19415) is a new roadway east of Portsmouth, connecting U.S. Route 52 east of New Boston to U.S. Route 23 north of Lucasville. This project is being procured as a Design Build Finance Operate and Maintain (DBFOM) with availability payments. DBFOM with availability payments combines the complete spectrum of equity finance and delivery. The project is currently programmed using traditional funding sources; however, ODOT is considering using other financing tools such as the project being financed by the private partner with a combination of private debt and equity along with Transportation Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act (TIFIA) loans through FHWA. ODOT would repay the private partner using availability payments for the capital and operations costs over a thirty year period provided the transportation facility meets the performance specifications of the public-private agreement.

The Brent Spence Bridge project (PIDs 89068 and 89077) replaces the 50 year old structure which carries Interstate 71 and Interstate 75 north and south over the Ohio River in the Cincinnati, Ohio, and Covington, Kentucky, region. The National Bridge Inventory lists the Brent Spence Bridge as functionally obsolete due to capacity, sight distance, and safety concerns. This project is in the early stages of development; however, ODOT anticipates that it will be delivered as a DBFOM project that will include private debt and equity, TIFIA loans, and toll revenue.

Conclusion

The fiscal summary confirms that this STIP is in fiscal constraint as to these federal funding categories and to overall state highway funding demand as presented in the following table. The aggregate funding demand each year is within available funding levels.


Chart 2


Table 11

Ohio Department of Transportation - 2014 through 2017 STIP Fiscal Analysis as of 03/24/2013

Line # Type Budget Est'd Balance Estimates Budget Est'd Balance Estimates Budget Est'd Balance Estimates Budget Est'd Balance Estimates Budget Est'd Balance Estimates

Federal Flexible

1 STP $304,628,230 -$74,857,453 $379,485,683 $307,674,512 -$147,529,459 $455,203,971 $310,751,257 -$43,668,794 $354,420,051 $313,858,770 -$102,132,838 $415,991,607 $1,236,912,768 -$368,188,544 $1,605,101,312

2 National Highw ay Performance Program $712,651,911 $673,150,219 $39,501,692 $719,778,430 $647,105,968 $72,672,462 $726,976,215 $142,957,741 $584,018,474 $734,245,977 $481,958,042 $252,287,934 $2,893,652,533 $1,945,171,970 $948,480,562

3 Interstate Maintenance -$175,029,529 $175,029,529 -$241,684,904 $241,684,904 -$327,549,839 $327,549,839 -$224,446,346 $224,446,346 -$968,710,618 $968,710,618

4 National Highw ay System -$112,791,369 $112,791,369 -$107,582,202 $107,582,202 -$205,847,067 $205,847,067 -$83,218,391 $83,218,391 -$509,439,029 $509,439,029

5 Bridge $29,164,058 -$106,403,883 $135,567,942 $29,455,699 -$133,106,009 $162,561,708 $29,750,256 -$57,313,432 $87,063,688 $30,047,758 -$49,536,164 $79,583,922 $118,417,772 -$346,359,488 $464,777,259

6 CMAQ $92,593,514 $17,680,164 $74,913,351 $93,519,450 -$11,350,513 $104,869,963 $94,454,644 $25,991,920 $68,462,725 $95,399,190 $22,920,346 $72,478,844 $375,966,798 $55,241,916 $320,724,883

7 Highw ay Safety Imp Prog $72,124,436 -$29,879,668 $102,004,104 $72,845,681 $10,033,189 $62,812,491 $73,574,137 $39,568,654 $34,005,484 $74,309,879 $68,406,087 $5,903,792 $292,854,133 $88,128,262 $204,725,871

8 Penalty Transfer $24,466,410 $7,252,620 $17,213,790 $24,711,074 $4,350,856 $20,360,218 $24,958,185 $14,606,623 $10,351,562 $25,207,767 $25,207,767 $99,343,436 $51,417,866 $47,925,570

9 Redistributed Funds $1,764,635 $1,764,635 $1,782,282 $1,782,282 $1,800,105 $1,800,105 $1,818,106 $1,818,106 $7,165,128 $7,165,128

10 Garvee Bond - Fund 045 - Longterm AC $96,000,000 $96,000,000 $97,000,000 -$108,700,000 $205,700,000 $110,000,000 $88,100,000 $21,900,000 $187,000,000 $187,000,000 $490,000,000 $166,400,000 $323,600,000

11 SIB Loan - Fund 212 - Longterm AC -$1,664,000 $1,664,000 -$1,664,000 $1,664,000

12 Fund 212 State -$416,000 $416,000 -$416,000 $416,000

13 SIB Loans Debt Service N/A -$3,033,000 $3,033,000 N/A -$3,360,000 $3,360,000 N/A -$2,109,000 $2,109,000 N/A -$470,000 $470,000 N/A -$8,972,000 $8,972,000

14 Garvee Bond Debt Service N/A -$136,000,000 $136,000,000 N/A -$138,000,000 $138,000,000 N/A -$138,000,000 $138,000,000 N/A -$126,000,000 $126,000,000 N/A -$538,000,000 $538,000,000

Federal Appropriation Changes Needed

15 Un-Assigned Federal N/A -$1,328,800 $1,328,800 N/A -$10,956,164 $10,956,164 N/A -$14,243,488 $14,243,488 N/A -$11,973,400 $11,973,400 N/A -$38,501,852 $38,501,852

16 Un-Assigned Federal Labor N/A -$2,269,974 $2,269,974 N/A -$242,421 $242,421 N/A -$17,140,076 $17,140,076 N/A -$400,686 $400,686 N/A -$20,053,157 $20,053,157

17 Not Grouped N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

18 Non-Federal N/A -$150,931 $150,931 N/A -$569,495 $569,495 N/A -$4,328,110 $4,328,110 N/A -$2,335,964 $2,335,964 N/A -$7,384,501 $7,384,501

Sub-Totals Federal Flexible $1,333,393,195 $58,103,031 $1,275,290,164 $1,346,767,127 -$241,888,872 $1,588,655,999 $1,372,264,798 -$497,174,764 $1,869,439,563 $1,461,887,446 $186,796,558 $1,275,090,888 $5,514,312,567 -$494,164,047 $6,008,476,614

State/Local Match Program 002/042/Labor/Local Match

19 State Funds (002) $430,000,000 $15,127,738 $414,872,262 $429,000,000 $139,375,851 $289,624,149 $450,000,000 $159,695,181 $290,304,819 $423,000,000 $195,483,673 $227,516,327 $1,732,000,000 $509,682,442 $1,222,317,558

20 State Bonds $100,000,000 $25,535,736 $74,464,264 $120,000,000 $80,000,000 $40,000,000 $171,000,000 $168,283,685 $2,716,315 $191,000,000 $191,000,000 $582,000,000 $464,819,421 $117,180,579

21 Labor - State Match $33,012,557 $33,012,557 $25,152,044 $25,152,044 $18,864,151 $18,864,151 $100,369,438 $100,369,438 $177,398,190 $177,398,190

22 Labor - Local Match $2,835,174 $2,835,174 $7,059,510 $7,059,510 $2,564,636 $2,564,636 $1,353,941 $1,353,941 $13,813,262 $13,813,262

23 Local Match $164,136,325 $164,136,325 $218,929,773 $218,929,773 $191,629,653 $191,629,653 $96,510,085 $96,510,085 $671,205,837 $671,205,837

Grand Totals State/Local/GRF $729,984,056 $40,663,474 $689,320,582 $800,141,327 $219,375,851 $580,765,476 $834,058,441 $327,978,866 $506,079,575 $812,233,465 $386,483,673 $425,749,792 $3,176,417,289 $974,501,863 $2,201,915,426

Sub-Totals Fed Flex/State/Local Match (Above) $2,063,377,251 $98,766,505 $1,964,610,746 $2,146,908,455 -$22,513,021 $2,169,421,475 $2,206,323,239 -$169,195,899 $2,375,519,138 $2,274,120,911 $573,280,231 $1,700,840,680 $8,690,729,856 $480,337,816 $8,210,392,040

Other Federal

24 Earmarks / High Priority $30,824,279 $30,824,279 $27,092,177 $27,092,177 $19,196,498 $19,196,498 $1,427,335 $1,427,335 $78,540,289 $78,540,289

25 Appalachian Hw ys $140,000,000 $139,198,144 $801,856 -$68,501,641 $68,501,641 -$1,337,145 $1,337,145 -$1,337,145 $1,337,145 $140,000,000 $68,022,213 $71,977,787

26 Highw ay Planning (2%) $19,295,487 $10,196,102 $9,099,385 $19,488,442 $19,488,442 $19,683,327 $19,683,327 $19,880,160 $19,880,160 $78,347,416 $69,248,031 $9,099,385

27 Statew ide Research (25%) $6,431,829 $6,431,829 $6,496,147 $6,496,147 $6,561,109 $6,561,109 $6,626,720 $6,626,720 $26,115,805 $26,115,805

28 Recreations Trails $1,686,229 $1,686,229 $1,703,091 $1,703,091 $1,720,122 $1,720,122 $1,737,323 $1,737,323 $6,846,766 $6,846,766

29 Metro Planning $11,093,682 $314,574 $10,779,108 $11,204,619 $11,204,619 $11,316,665 $11,316,665 $11,429,832 $11,429,832 $45,044,798 $34,265,690 $10,779,108

30 RR Hazard Elimination $8,644,604 $8,644,604 $8,731,050 $8,731,050 $8,818,360 $8,818,360 $8,906,544 $8,906,544 $35,100,557 $35,100,557

31 TAP/Enhancements $26,165,137 $5,025,401 $21,139,736 $26,426,788 -$6,573,104 $32,999,892 $26,691,056 $11,085,242 $15,605,814 $26,957,966 $19,677,445 $7,280,521 $106,240,946 $29,214,984 $77,025,963

32 National Historic Covered Bridge $909,258 $909,258 $779,078 $779,078 $1,688,337 $1,688,337

33 National Corridor Boarder $3,434,618 $3,434,618 $3,434,618 $3,434,618

34 Other Federal

Sub-Totals $248,485,123 $163,378,825 $85,106,299 $101,921,392 -$35,650,635 $137,572,027 $93,987,136 $49,566,449 $44,420,687 $76,965,880 $58,556,836 $18,409,044 $521,359,532 $235,851,475 $285,508,057

Federal Discretionary

35 Emergency Relief $7,787,376 $7,787,376 $28,318,626 $28,318,626 $36,106,001 $36,106,001

36 Trans & Community Sys Pres (TCSP) $363,043 $363,043 $363,043 $363,043

37 Innovative Bridge $183,200 $183,200 $183,200 $183,200

38 Scenic Byw ay $917,031 $917,031 $917,031 $917,031

39 Ferry Boat $766,453 $766,453 $766,453 $766,453

40 FHWA Transfer to ODOT $1,632,089 $1,632,089 $1,632,089 $1,632,089

Sub-Totals Discretionary Programs $10,732,161 $766,453 $9,965,708 $29,235,657 $29,235,657 $39,967,818 $766,453 $39,201,365

Grand Totals FHWA $2,322,594,535 $262,911,782 $2,059,682,752 $2,278,065,504 -$58,163,655 $2,336,229,159 $2,300,310,376 -$119,629,450 $2,419,939,825 $2,351,086,791 $631,837,067 $1,719,249,725 $9,252,057,206 $716,955,744 $8,535,101,462

Prior SFY Carry Forw ard Balance N/A $262,911,782 $204,748,127 $85,118,677

Fiscal Year Balance $262,911,782 $204,748,127 $85,118,677 $716,955,744

SFY 2014 SFY 2015 SFY 2016 SFY 2017 4 Year STIP


Table 11 Continued

Transit Funding by Line Item

5307 - Urban Formula Program

41 5307 - Urban Formula Program $124,270,814 $124,270,814 $121,932,935 $121,932,935 $139,301,935 $139,301,935 $116,488,541 $116,488,541 $501,994,225 $501,994,225

5309 - Capital Investment Program

42 5309 / 0001 - Bus & Bus Facility $72,000 $72,000 $72,000 $72,000

43 5309 / 0002 - Fixed Guidew ay Modernization

44 5309 / 0003 - New Starts

45 5309 / 0004 - Small Starts

46 5309 / 0005 - Urban Circulator

47 5309 / 0006 - Livability

48 5309 / 0007 - TIGER

49 5309 / 0008 - TIGGER

50 5309 / 0009 - State of Good Repairs

Sub-Totals $72,000 $72,000 $72,000 $72,000

5310 - Enhanced Mobility - 2nd Line is Line Item Projects

51 5310 - Enhanced Mobility $4,839,533 $4,839,533 $4,888,954 $4,888,954 $3,083,823 $3,083,823 $3,083,823 $3,083,823 $15,896,134 $15,896,134

52 5310 - Enhanced Mobility $5,900,000 $5,900,000 $5,900,000 $5,900,000 $5,900,000 $5,900,000 $5,900,000 $5,900,000 $23,600,000 $23,600,000

5311 - Rural Transit Program

53 5311 - Rural Transit Program $21,000,000 $21,000,000 $21,000,000 $21,000,000 $21,000,000 $21,000,000 $21,000,000 $21,000,000 $84,000,000 $84,000,000

5316 - Job Access Reverse Commute Program - 2nd Line is Line Item Projects

54 5316 - Job Access Reverse Commute Program $39,209 $39,209 $39,209 $39,209

55 5316 - Job Access Reverse Commute Program $2,000,000 $2,000,000 $2,000,000 $2,000,000 $4,000,000 $4,000,000

5317 - New Freedom Program - 2nd Line is Line Item Projects

56 5317 - New Freedom Program $25,117 $25,117 $700,000 $700,000 $725,117 $725,117

57 5317 - New Freedom Program $1,400,000 $1,400,000 $1,400,000 $1,400,000

5337 - "State of Good Repair"

58 5337 / 0001 - State of Good Repair $30,000,000 $14,544,501 $15,455,499 $30,000,000 $7,484,501 $22,515,499 $30,000,000 $2,493,200 $27,506,800 $30,000,000 $2,996,873 $27,003,127 $120,000,000 $27,519,074 $92,480,926

59 5337 / 0002 - Fixed Guidew ay Modernization $800,000 $800,000 $5,800,000 $5,800,000 $5,000,000 $5,000,000 $5,000,000 $5,000,000 $16,600,000 $16,600,000

Sub-Totals $30,800,000 $14,544,501 $16,255,499 $35,800,000 $7,484,501 $28,315,499 $35,000,000 $2,493,200 $32,506,800 $35,000,000 $2,996,873 $32,003,127 $136,600,000 $27,519,074 $109,080,926

5339 - "Bus and Bus Facilities"

60 5339 / 0002 - Bus & Bus Facilities $10,100,000 $466,552 $9,633,448 $10,100,000 $428,960 $9,671,040 $10,100,000 $1,118,245 $8,981,755 $10,100,000 $368,245 $9,731,755 $40,400,000 $2,382,002 $38,017,998

Transit State/Local Match

61 Local Match - 0001 - Farebox Revenue - Local $56,564,806 $56,564,806 $58,165,057 $58,165,057 $2,925,496 $2,925,496 $10,715,474 $10,715,474 $128,370,833 $128,370,833

62 Local Match - 0002 - Local Dedicated - Tax $294,448,395 $294,448,395 $260,926,334 $260,926,334 $213,411,455 $213,411,455 $119,323,250 $119,323,250 $888,109,433 $888,109,433

63 Local Match - 0003 - Local Other $320,798,257 $320,798,257 $331,859,888 $331,859,888 $302,768,471 $302,768,471 $315,868,371 $315,868,371 $1,271,294,986 $1,271,294,986

64 GRF Funds $3,027,856 $62,997 $2,964,859 $3,027,856 $102,910 $2,924,946 $3,027,856 $122,966 $2,904,890 $3,027,856 $118,066 $2,909,790 $12,111,424 $406,939 $11,704,485

Sub-Totals $674,839,313 $62,997 $674,776,316 $653,979,134 $102,910 $653,876,224 $522,133,278 $122,966 $522,010,312 $448,934,951 $118,066 $448,816,885 $2,299,886,676 $406,939 $2,299,479,737

Sub-Totals $875,213,987 $15,074,050 $860,139,937 $856,373,023 $8,016,371 $848,356,653 $736,519,036 $3,734,411 $732,784,625 $640,507,315 $3,483,184 $637,024,131 $3,108,613,361 $30,308,015 $3,078,305,346

Prior SFY Carry Forw ard Balance N/A $15,074,050 $23,090,421 $26,824,831

Fiscal Year Balance $15,074,050 $23,090,421 $26,824,831 $30,308,015

Line # Legend

8 "OPDS Penalty Transfer from IM Funds:" = $24.2M Penalty transfer funds added back to IM until ODPS projects identified in 2010 through 2013 and funded accordingly.

10 "Garvee Bond" = Bonds sold w ith Federal backing. Federal Funds not on projects but authroized federal and associated Garveee Bond Debt service paid w ith Federal. See Garvee bond debt Service Line.

14 "Garvee Bond Debt Service" = Debt Service paid in federal for bonds to sell projects associated w ith the "Garvee Bond" line show n above.

15-16 "Un-Assigned Federal" - Federal SAC codes but no Federal billing fund yet assigned (ie SACs 4PF7, 4BK7, TRAN, TRTR, etc.)

22-23 "Local Match" = Budget matches estimates in that the local guarantees the source of funding based on the entire revenue sources for specific projects. (SACs LNTP, 4BG6, 4BG7, & 4BG9)

25 Appalachia Highw ay = Budget in 2014 is show ing estimated carryforw ard balance from prior SFYs.

42-50 Section 5309 "Transit Capital Investment Program": Includes $6M/Yr Statew ide Earmark Estimate and Transit SAFETEA-LU Earmarks (Funds estimates to grow 1% in 2010 & 2011)

52 5310 "Transit Urban Formula Program" Line Item Projects = Ellis projects 90741, 90742, 95065 & 95066 for Line Item Budgets of $5,900,000 per Year 2014-2017 respectively.

53 5311 "Rural Transit Program" Line Item Projects = Ellis projects 90737, 90738, 95056 & 95057 for Line Item Budgets of $21,000,000 per Year 2014-2017 respectively.

55 5316 "Job Access Reverse Commute" Line Item Projects = Ellis projects 90745 & 90746 for Line Item Budgets of $2,000,000 per Year 2014-2015 respectively.

57 5317 "New Freedom Program" Line Item Projects = Ellis projects 90750 & 90752 for Line Item Budgets of $1,400,000 per Year 2014-2015 respectively.

Note: Garvee Bond, State Bond used Business Plan for Budgets. Also used Business Plan for Garvee Debt Service Estimates.


APPENDIX 1

2014-2017 STATEWIDE LINE ITEMS


APPENDIX 1

STATEWIDE TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM (STIP) State Fiscal Years 2014-2017 Line Items Total Project Cost for Each Fiscal Year

STIP

REFERENCE

ID

COUNTY-

ROUTE-

SECTION

STATEWIDE LINE

ITEMSDEFINITION

TOTAL

PROJECT

COST (000'S)

TYPE OF

FEDERAL

FUNDS

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Item 000001ALL SYSTEMS AMISH BUGGY

ODOT targets projects on priority state routes

and off-road trails adjacent to priority state

routes that improve safety for motorists and

horse drawn vehicles. The priority state routes

were identified and selected based on ODOT

buggy/ motorized vehicle crash data.

$300 STP

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Item 000002ALL SYSTEMS

APPALACHIAN

DEVELOPMENT

LOCAL ACCESS

The Ohio Department of Development manages

this federal program. Local nonprofit or local

governments may apply for funding for local

access roads serving industrial, commercial,

residential, recreational and educational areas;

funds can pay for preliminary engineering,

right of way and/or construction which will

improve economic development opportunities.

$1,000APL

TAP

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Item 000003ALL SYSTEMS BRIDGE INSPECTION

Annual series of inspections are conducted on

state highway system bridges. Some inspections

are completed by ODOT District personnel and

others completed by multiple inspection

contracts.

$1,000BR

STP

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BRIDGE

MAINTENANCE

ACTIVITIES

ODOT completes numerous small projects

which are planned, designed and constructed

quickly to maintain the structures on the

highway system. These projects include bridge

painting, sealing, and repairs from vehicle

crashes.

$750 STP

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BRIDGE

REHABILITATION,

RECONSTRUCTION &

REPLACEMENT

The need for reconstruction or rehabilitation of

a particular bridge structure may be

accelerated by weather or other conditions

requiring quick action by ODOT. This covers

bridge work on state highways or eligible local

routes.

$5,000BR

STP

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Item 000006

LOCAL

SYSTEMS

CEAO PROGRAM

ADMINISTRATION

ODOT allocates federal funds to the counties for

safety and preservation programs. This covers

the County Engineers Association of Ohio's costs

for administrating the program.

$375 STP

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EMERGENCY RELIEF

PROJECTS

When an emergency occurs, usually weather

related, and an individual local area is

devastated it is necessary to take prompt action.

Covers ODOT emergency categories A, B & C.

$2,500

IM

NH

STP

BR

ER


STIP State Fiscal Years 2014-2017 Line Items (Continued) Total Project Cost for Each Fiscal Year

STIP

REFERENCE

ID

COUNTY-

ROUTE-

SECTION

STATEWIDE LINE

ITEMSDEFINITION

TOTAL

PROJECT

COST (000'S)

TYPE OF

FEDERAL

FUNDS

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ENVIRONMENTAL

MITIGATION

The National Environments Policy Act (NEPA)

in certain situations require the mitigation of

environmental impacts from transportation

improvement projects. Some mitigation

activities are not initially attached to any

specific project.

$1,000STP

NHPP

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FEDERAL

DISCRETIONARY

PROGRAMS

Several programs are funded on the national

level, interstate maintenance, covered bridge,

ferry boat, and innovative bridge. The funding

for these programs is appropriated late in the

federal fiscal year and is required to be

authorized prior to the end of that year.

$3,000

IMD

DCB

FBD

INB

NCPD

SB

TCSP

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Item 000010ALL SYSTEM

FOREST

HIGHWAYS/PUBLIC

LANDS

This program is administered and funded

through the Eastern Federal Lands Highways

Division (EFLHD) of FHWA. The program

emphasis is on high-use recreation sites and

economic generators. Projects are cooperatively

selected and managed by ODOT, EFLHD, and

the County Engineers Associations of Ohio

(CEAO). Funds may be used for planning,

research, engineering, design, preventive

maintenance, rehabilitation, restoration,

construction, and reconstruction of highways,

roads, parkways, transit facilities, adjacent

vehicular parking areas, provisions for

pedestrians and bicycles, acquisition of scenic

easements, environmental mitigation and rest

areas.

$1,750 FH

PLH

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Item 000011ALL SYSTEM

GEOLOGIC SITE

ASSESSMENT

ODOT provides construction funding for the

remediation of landslide, rock fall, underground

mine, erosion and sinkhole sites. Eligible

activities include both preventive site mitigation

and reactive repair. To be eligible, a project

must be identified on the District Geologic Site

Inventory and have undergone a Cost to

Benefit analysis to determine if the site is a

viable project.

$1,000

IM

NH

STP

NHPP

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HIGHWAY

MAINTENANCE

ACTIVITIES

ODOT completes numerous small projects

which are planned, designed and constructed

quickly to maintain the highway system. These

projects include mowing, lighting, signing,

guardrail, city maintenance contracts, spot

safety improvements, traffic signals, patching

and pavement markings; in addition other

projects are also considered important

pavement and structure maintenance activities;

such as, shoulder work and spot pavement

repair.

$1,500

IM

NH

STP



STIP

REFERENCE

ID

COUNTY-

ROUTE-

SECTION

STATEWIDE LINE

ITEMSDEFINITION

TOTAL

PROJECT

COST (000'S)

TYPE OF

FEDERAL

FUNDS

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HIGHWAY

RESURFACING,

REHABILITATION, &

IMPROVEMENTS

Highway Resurfacing, Rehabilitation, &

Improvements - The need for resurfacing or

rehabilitation on a particular highway may be

accelerated by weather or other conditions

requiring quick action by ODOT. This covers

basic resurfacing on any level highway:

interstate, US route, or state route; and any

number of lanes, two-, four- or more lanes;

divided or undivided. Also covered are highway

restoration, rehabilitation, shoulder

improvements, addition of medians, and the

widening of narrow pavement lanes.

$5,000

IM

NH

STP

NHPP

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HIGHWAY SAFETY

PROGRAM

Highway Safety - ODOT targets specific safety

concerns for hazard elimination which can

require quick action. These projects include

vertical and horizontal alignment, signalizations

and intersection channelization.

$6,000

IM

NH

STP

HSIP

NHPP

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Item 000016

LOCAL

SYSTEMS

LOCAL GOVERNMENT

PROGRAMS

Local Government Programs - Like ODOT, the

county paving and bridge programs complete

numerous small projects which are planned,

designed, and constructed quickly to maintain

the local systems.

$5,000

BR

HRRR

HSIP

STP

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LOCAL PLANNING

AGENCIES

Local Planning Agencies (LPAs) - ODOT

occasionally provides guidance and information

to local planning agencies outside of MPO areas,

but which are outside of the Highway Planning

and Research program.

$50 STP

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NATIONAL

RECREATIONAL

TRAILS

National Recreational Trails Program -

Nationally funded program which is

coordinated by the Ohio Department of Natural

Resources. The funding for this program is

appropriated by the U.S. Congress on an annual

basis. Therefore funding is not committed to

individual trail projects outside of the current

year.

$2,000 NRT

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OHIO DEPARTMENT

OF PUBLIC SAFETY

402 SAFETY

PROGRAM

ACTIVITIES

Ohio Department of Public Safety – 402 Safety

Program – Specific funding is set aside by

SAFEETEA-LU for this program which is

administered by the Ohio Department of Public

Safety.

$2,000 STP

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RAIL GRADE

SEPARATION

PROGRAM

Rail Grade Separation Program - This program

was created by Governor Taft in 2002. The

funding of specific crossing for separation may

happen outside of the usual schedule to

address safety concerns

$3,000 STP

CMAQ



STIP

REFERENCE

ID

COUNTY-

ROUTE-

SECTION

STATEWIDE LINE

ITEMSDEFINITION

TOTAL

PROJECT

COST (000'S)

TYPE OF

FEDERAL

FUNDS

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Item 000021

ALL SYSTEMS

EXCEPT

INTERSTATE

RAIL HIGHWAY

CROSSING SAFETY

Rail Highway Crossing Safety - This program

funds rail grade crossing protection

improvements. Projects are selected by Ohio

Rail Development Commission and the Ohio

Public Utilities Commission with the work being

performed by the railroad companies.

$2,000 STP

HSIP

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RIDESHARE

PROGRAM

Rideshare Program - This is a statewide

program which provides funding to regional

coordination agencies.

$2,000STP

CMAQ

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RIGHT-OF-WAY

HARDSHIP AND

PROTECTIVE BUYING

Right-of-way Hardship and Protective Buying -

Prior to the completion of a transportation

system improvement environmental

assessment which would determine exactly

which properties need to be purchase under

the right-of-way phase, an individual property

becomes available. When ODOT is reasonably

certain the property will be required for the

planned improvement the property may be

purchase ahead of the complete right-of-way

plan approval.

$1,000

NH

STP

NHPP

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SAFE ROUTES TO

SCHOOL

This program includes activities which improve

the ability of primary and middle school

students to walk and bicycle to school safely.

Activities included both education and

construction programs.

$1,000 TAP

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Item 000025

ALL TRANSIT

SYSTEMS

SPECIALIZED

TRANSPORTATION

PROGRAMS

Specialized Transportation Program - ODOT

provides funding vehicles ad related

equipment for special services for the elderly

and people with disabilities. The local agencies

which participate in this program operate on

calendar year basis and the federal program

funding appropriations are made on an annual

basis.

$5,500 5310

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TRANSPORTATION

ALTERNATIVES

PROGRAM

Transportation Alternatives - The local

sponsoring agency funds the preliminary

engineering for a project once it is selected. The

timing for the actual construction phase in not

within ODOT’s control following selection.

$3,000 TAP

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Item 000027N/A

DEISEL EMISSIONS

REDUCTION GRANT

PROGRAM

Ohio EPA administers the DERG program. This

is a biennium budget for 2012-2013 focused

on reducing mobile source diesel emissions.

Phase Type Other.

$10,000 CMAQ

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NOISE WALL

PROGRAM

ODOT allocates design and construction

funding for Type II noise walls (new noise walls

for communities that predate the freeway and

desire a noise wall) and noise wall

maintenance/replacement projects.

$1,000

IM

STP

NHPP


APPENDIX 2

ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE


APPENDIX 2

2014-2017 STIP ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE ANALYSIS BY COUNTY

County Projects

% Total

Projects Total Cost % Total Cost

State % Low

Income

County %

Low Income1

State %

Minority

County %

Minority2

ADA 27 0.79% $32,750,311.58 0.29% 0.39% 22.82% 0.03% 2.34%

ALL 51 1.48% $121,470,324.10 1.26% 1.11% 18.02% 0.86% 16.22%

ASD 16 0.47% $24,572,705.00 0.27% 0.45% 14.59% 0.07% 2.72%

ATB 23 0.67% $57,869,624.00 0.62% 1.02% 17.18% 0.37% 7.35%

ATH 39 1.14% $67,432,410.28 0.62% 1.06% 31.53% 0.27% 8.20%

AUG 33 0.96% $29,932,272.87 0.29% 0.20% 7.19% 0.05% 2.15%

BEL 48 1.40% $128,166,700.45 1.07% 0.57% 14.15% 0.21% 5.96%

BRO 31 0.90% $31,337,920.57 0.35% 0.33% 12.20% 0.06% 2.48%

BUT 72 2.10% $94,882,717.00 0.86% 2.74% 12.82% 2.58% 13.98%

CAR 10 0.29% $21,055,629.27 0.19% 0.24% 13.85% 0.03% 2.20%

CHP 16 0.47% $9,082,422.03 0.10% 0.36% 15.07% 0.11% 5.26%

CLA 71 2.07% $66,763,085.67 0.67% 1.38% 16.91% 0.95% 13.66%

CLE 36 1.05% $42,804,598.50 0.39% 1.14% 9.64% 0.41% 4.11%

CLI 18 0.52% $19,653,115.00 0.21% 0.37% 14.77% 0.11% 5.32%

COL 40 1.16% $65,227,504.63 0.63% 1.00% 15.90% 0.24% 4.53%

COS 22 0.64% $56,244,344.71 0.51% 0.37% 16.71% 0.05% 2.96%

CRA 21 0.61% $42,542,433.00 0.39% 0.39% 14.78% 0.06% 2.80%

CUY 193 5.62% $2,494,997,440.05 26.02% 13.03% 17.10% 23.34% 36.40%

DAR 22 0.64% $22,481,580.70 0.20% 0.36% 11.48% 0.06% 2.22%

DEF 10 0.29% $11,964,892.00 0.13% 0.29% 12.61% 0.14% 7.25%

DEL 42 1.22% $80,542,950.99 1.05% 0.46% 4.53% 0.90% 10.27%

ERI 38 1.11% $53,064,839.02 0.48% 0.57% 12.60% 0.50% 12.99%

FAI 30 0.87% $70,373,213.25 0.58% 0.99% 11.46% 0.72% 9.80%

FAY 10 0.29% $25,145,714.00 0.23% 0.32% 18.52% 0.08% 5.37%

FRA 170 4.95% $1,068,250,680.24 9.47% 11.86% 17.37% 17.92% 30.75%

FUL 12 0.35% $27,235,400.00 0.25% 0.26% 10.31% 0.11% 5.06%

GAL 29 0.84% $39,032,175.00 0.38% 0.37% 20.19% 0.08% 5.26%

GEA 30 0.87% $54,731,300.00 0.49% 0.45% 8.01% 0.14% 3.08%

GRE 54 1.57% $63,969,177.00 0.57% 1.18% 12.79% 1.10% 13.56%

GUE 28 0.82% $62,399,880.58 0.58% 0.41% 17.07% 0.08% 3.99%

HAM 168 4.89% $918,693,672.03 8.34% 7.55% 15.92% 12.52% 31.16%

HAN 20 0.58% $233,953,767.00 2.17% 0.53% 11.94% 0.25% 6.62%

HAR 10 0.29% $11,444,245.00 0.09% 0.34% 18.59% 0.05% 3.33%

HAS 16 0.47% $26,565,013.07 0.24% 0.19% 20.10% 0.03% 4.08%

HEN 18 0.52% $33,487,056.16 0.29% 0.20% 11.69% 0.07% 4.81%

HIG 23 0.67% $41,356,677.39 0.41% 0.45% 17.29% 0.08% 3.55%

HOC 18 0.52% $19,890,345.00 0.21% 0.27% 15.73% 0.04% 2.52%

HOL 13 0.38% $21,402,015.68 0.19% 0.37% 14.72% 0.03% 1.27%

HUR 19 0.55% $21,594,786.37 0.20% 0.53% 15.01% 0.15% 5.15%

JAC 17 0.49% $29,239,504.80 0.17% 0.46% 23.21% 0.05% 2.88%

JEF 53 1.54% $98,293,155.52 0.90% 0.69% 16.94% 0.28% 8.08%

KNO 18 0.52% $35,310,821.95 0.32% 0.45% 12.98% 0.10% 3.26%


2014-2017 STIP

ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE ANALYSIS BY COUNTY (Continued)

County Projects

% Total


State % Low

Income

County %

Low Income1

State %

Minority

County %

Minority2

LAK 84 2.45% $160,860,209.33 1.36% 1.16% 8.47% 0.87% 7.53%

LAW 46 1.34% $38,683,733.33 0.40% 0.65% 17.45% 0.13% 4.14%

LIC 61 1.78% $115,348,992.59 1.11% 1.13% 11.61% 0.57% 6.79%

LOG 13 0.38% $14,447,026.90 0.15% 0.41% 14.93% 0.11% 4.66%

LOR 90 2.62% $150,588,259.24 1.21% 2.39% 13.61% 2.30% 15.25%

LUC 129 3.76% $489,463,024.10 4.18% 5.11% 19.51% 5.76% 26.02%

MAD 17 0.49% $35,065,277.00 0.33% 0.24% 10.45% 0.20% 9.37%

MAH 89 2.59% $201,614,177.75 1.69% 2.40% 17.05% 2.40% 20.09%

MAR 22 0.64% $27,033,608.00 0.27% 0.69% 18.52% 0.30% 8.93%

MED 13 0.38% $96,950,718.98 0.82% 0.74% 7.17% 0.33% 3.88%

MEG 80 2.33% $17,272,478.04 0.17% 0.30% 21.33% 0.03% 2.61%

MER 14 0.41% $11,359,472.00 0.10% 0.22% 8.81% 0.05% 2.58%

MIA 13 0.38% $84,783,632.40 0.78% 0.69% 11.26% 0.29% 5.64%

MOE 53 1.54% $23,989,750.00 0.26% 0.16% 18.13% 0.01% 1.94%

MOT 23 0.67% $491,279,602.55 4.86% 4.99% 16.00% 7.00% 26.14%

MRG 136 3.96% $23,526,397.00 0.21% 0.18% 19.46% 0.05% 6.80%

MRW 11 0.32% $11,911,921.00 0.11% 0.25% 11.89% 0.04% 2.30%

MUS 35 1.02% $63,733,627.37 0.58% 0.85% 16.92% 0.30% 7.03%

NOB 14 0.41% $15,439,300.00 0.14% 0.12% 16.32% 0.03% 3.91%

OTT 21 0.61% $36,085,427.00 0.32% 0.25% 10.22% 0.07% 3.52%

PAU 9 0.26% $9,291,760.00 0.10% 0.16% 13.47% 0.04% 4.32%

PER 14 0.41% $18,489,494.64 0.18% 0.38% 17.65% 0.04% 2.13%

PIC 14 0.41% $23,675,500.00 0.29% 0.40% 13.11% 0.15% 5.46%

PIK 22 0.64% $50,467,734.84 0.43% 0.38% 22.49% 0.05% 3.41%

POR 50 1.46% $85,138,425.97 0.82% 1.33% 14.31% 0.63% 7.73%

PRE 15 0.44% $22,705,110.00 0.20% 0.26% 10.26% 0.05% 2.43%

PUT 11 0.32% $14,752,476.00 0.14% 0.13% 6.31% 0.07% 4.31%

RIC 68 1.98% $104,389,194.34 0.97% 0.96% 13.40% 0.78% 12.54%

ROS 22 0.64% $19,621,193.78 0.11% 0.76% 17.53% 0.36% 9.26%

SAN 16 0.47% $14,751,375.00 0.13% 0.49% 13.62% 0.27% 8.80%

SCI 33 0.96% $106,995,500.47 0.98% 1.00% 21.78% 0.22% 5.60%

SEN 19 0.55% $20,253,800.00 0.18% 0.46% 14.09% 0.18% 6.28%

SHE 22 0.64% $24,381,292.66 0.23% 0.35% 12.03% 0.13% 5.32%

STA 74 2.15% $197,545,799.49 1.78% 3.01% 13.58% 2.12% 11.29%

SUM 116 3.38% $573,867,614.30 5.27% 4.68% 14.49% 5.27% 19.43%

TRU 71 2.07% $159,751,821.00 1.46% 2.05% 16.35% 1.16% 11.03%

TUS 21 0.61% $36,332,675.43 0.35% 0.76% 13.71% 0.16% 3.44%

UNI 14 0.41% $18,072,896.00 0.17% 0.19% 6.63% 0.19% 7.10%

VAN 11 0.32% $12,250,615.00 0.10% 0.16% 9.11% 0.05% 3.42%

VIN 9 0.26% $6,266,000.00 0.09% 0.17% 20.84% 0.01% 2.07%

WAR 37 1.08% $94,063,437.44 0.88% 0.78% 6.29% 1.01% 9.53%

WAS 44 1.28% $51,142,642.66 0.49% 0.55% 15.14% 0.11% 3.53%


2014-2017 STIP

ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE ANALYSIS BY COUNTY (Continued)

County Projects

% Total


State % Low

Income

County %

Low Income1

State %

Minority

County %

Minority2

WAY 45 1.31% $47,811,029.45 0.44% 0.71% 10.59% 0.25% 4.35%

WIL 13 0.38% $13,654,622.29 0.12% 0.25% 11.40% 0.08% 4.05%

WOO 53 1.54% $288,396,978.00 2.17% 0.95% 13.30% 0.45% 7.22%

WYA 13 0.38% $22,506,237.92 0.19% 0.10% 7.74% 0.03% 3.06%

Total 3,435 100% $10,623,220,282.72 100% 100% 100%

1. Percentage of the county's population that is low income

2. Percentage of the county's population that is a minority

* Red highlighted values indicate the percentage is greater than the statewide average.


























APPENDIX 3

PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT PROCESS 2014-2017 STIP

April 2013


APPENDIX 3: PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT Public Involvement The public involvement activities for the FY 2014-2017 STIP have followed the procedures established in ODOT’s Public Involvement Policy. Public Involvement is a key component in STIP development. The Environmental Justice regulations also require meaningful effort to involve low income and minority populations in the processes established to make the decision about the use of federal funds. The draft 2014-2017 STIP along with the seventeen MPO TIPs, which included Transportation Plan air quality conformity documentation, were made available for public review and comment at thirty locations statewide from April 8, 2013 through April 19, 2013. The draft STIP was also made available at http://www.dot.state.oh.us/Divisions/Planning/STIP/Pages/comments.aspx for review and comment. Legal advertisements were placed in all of Ohio’s eighty-eight counties to announce the public review period for the draft STIP including the Call & Post African-American Newspaper in the Cincinnati, Cleveland and Columbus areas. An advertisement was also circulated in the Ohio Township Association Newsletter, Grassroot Clippings. Media releases were completed in each District to aide in statewide awareness. Webpages and Facebook were also utilized in several Districts and Central Office to provide a way for the public to access the STIP information and provide comments in an easily accessible electronic format. The district offices and MPOs held over thirty open houses/public meetings statewide to provide the public the opportunity to view and comment on the draft STIP. Tables were set up incorporating a variety of visualization techniques at the various public meetings including: laptops to view the draft STIP and TIPs; display maps detailing projects and locations; environmental justice and air quality conformity maps; and large display photos for regionally significant projects. Maps, booklets, comment sheets, and general information were readily available for the public to take home to review. District and MPO personnel were on hand to answer questions and provide information. Comments that were received ranged from complimenting the host on the facility set up to more detailed project specific questions. The deadline for comments was April 22, 2013. Each comment and question received was answered in a timely manner by District personnel with either an email or a letter. All STIP public involvement information is kept on file (including the various maps, handouts, comments and responses) and is available to view upon request.


Example Media Release

Ohio Department of Transportation • News Release

DIVISION OF COMMUNICATIONS 1980 West Broad Street • Columbus, Ohio 43223

www.transportation.ohio.gov

Draft Statewide Transportation Improvement Program Available for Comment

COLUMBUS (Friday, April 5, 2013) – The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) today announced the draft Statewide Transportation Improvement Program is available for comment. The program identifies highway and transit maintenance, new capacity, bicycle and other transportation-related projects that will be implemented throughout the state over the next four years. The draft documents will be available for public review and comment at 30 locations statewide during the review period of April 8-19, 2013 during normal business hours. These locations consist of the Planning and Engineering Administrator's Office in each of the 12 ODOT District Offices, the ODOT Central Office Division of Planning, located in Columbus, and each of the 17 Ohio Metropolitan Planning Organization Offices. For additional information and locations of Open Houses please visit the program’s website at: http://www.dot.state.oh.us/Divisions/Planning/STIP/Pages/comments.aspx Any comments concerning the Statewide Transportation Improvement Program may be submitted by email to [email protected] or mail to: Mrs. Jennifer Townley, Acting Deputy Director Division of Planning Ohio Department of Transportation Mail Stop # 3260 1980 West Broad Street Columbus, Ohio 43223

Written comments must be received by the close of business on April 22, 2013

For more information, contact: Steve Faulkner, ODOT Press Secretary, at 614-644-7101, [email protected] or your local ODOT District Communications Office


Example Legal Notice


APPENDIX 4

2012-2015 STIP CARRY FORWARD LIST


2014 to 2017 STIP Carry Forward Listing - Updated 4/29/13 By Phase By Project

Carry

ID #

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SFYAgency Dist PID MPO Cnty Project Name (ie CRS) Project Description / Primary Work Type Category / Termini Sponsoring Agency Air Quality Status

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1 07/12/12 2013 FHWA 1 77305 LACRPC ALL ALL Shawnee Rd.

Study corridor and make recommendations to improve geometrics,

ingress/egress, ease congestion and upgrade traffic control devices as necessary.

Also, replace existing structure over the Ottawa River with a new wider

structure. Primary Work Category: Intersection Improvement Termini:

Shawnee Road from Zurmehly Rd. to Adgate Rd. & Ft. Amanda Rd. from

Breezewood Ln. to Buckeye Rd.

ALLEN COUNTY ENGINEERCO Air Quality

Exempt0 RW Acquis 2013 4HJ7 Federal LS3E HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $125,000 $0 $965,000 $665,000 $8,342,750 2012AM07ID0891FDRW

1 RW RW Serv 2013 4B77 Federal L20E STP RURAL <200K $72,000

1 RW RW Serv 2013 4BG7 Local Match 002 Local Match $18,000

1 RW Utl Remb 2013 4HJ7 Federal LS3E HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $750,000

2 07/12/12 2013 FHWA 1 84557 Findlay HAN HAN US 224 11.81

Replace deficient bridge that carries US224 over IR75. Modify interchange ramps

to accommdate profile adjustments and widening of the bridge. Replace the

approach pavment on both sides of the interchange with new concrete

pavement. The approaches will Primary Work Category: Bridge Replacement

Termini: From CR300 (Northridge Rd.) to Broad Avenue.

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 RW Acquis 2013 4PF7 Federal L010 INTERSTATE MAINTENANCE $495,000 $0 $650,000 $1,070,791 $17,600,327 2012AM07ID0892FDRW

2 RW Acquis 2013 4PS7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $55,000

2 RW RW Serv 2013 4PF7 Federal L01E INTERSTATE MAINTENANCE $22,500


2 RW RW Serv 2013 4PS7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $2,500


2 RW Utl Remb 2015 4PF7 Federal L01E INTERSTATE MAINTENANCE $45,000

2 RW Utl Remb 2015 4PS7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $5,000

3 06/04/12 2014 FHWA 1 84686 LACRPC D01 D01 RPM FY14

REPLACE RAISED PAVEMENT MARKER CASTINGS AND/OR LENSES AS NEEDED ON

VARIOUS ROUTES Primary Work Category: Raised Pavement Markers

Termini: VARIOUS ROUTES AND SECTIONS THROUGHOUT DISTRICT ONE

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR State 002 State Funds (S,O) $21,565 $0 $237,215 $0 $237,215 2012MODID0176FDCO

3 CO CO Contr 2014 4CP7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $215,650

4 01/17/13 2014 FHWA 1 85093 PUTPUT US 224/SR 108/694

12.13/1.68

Grind and resurface the 2-lane pavements with asphalt concrete: On US224 from

the ECL of Kalida to the CSX RR spur at log point 21.39 in Ottawa; On SR108 from

the bridge south of SR613 to just south of the intersection with CR E; and, On

SR694 from the WC Primary Work Category: Resurfacing, Undivided System

Termini: On US224, SR108, SR694 as described below.

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY12.18 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR Federal L25E STP RURAL <5K $112,442 $0 $2,340,044 $0 $2,340,044 2012AM09ID1481FDCO

4 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR State 002 State Funds (S,O) $28,110

4 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR Federal L20E STP RURAL <200K $57,743


4 CO CO Contr 2014 4PF7 Federal L20E STP RURAL <200K $577,434

4 CO CO Contr 2014 4PS7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $144,358

4 CO CO Contr 2014 4PF7 Federal L25E STP RURAL <5K $1,124,417


5 07/01/11 2014 FHWA 1 85095 HAR HAR SR 31-5.00

Abandon in place the existing culvert by filling it in with grout. Place a new

culvert to the south of it to better align with drainage. Provide clear zone

grading. Primary Work Category: Culvert Construction/Reconstr/Repair

Termini: APPROXIMATELY 2.59 MILES NORTH OF JUCNTION SR 273

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 CO CO Contr 2013 4PS7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $205,603 $0 $226,163 $0 $226,163 2012stipID0098STCO


6 07/12/12 2013 FHWA 1 87005 Findlay HAN HAN IR 75 14.39

[SEPTEMBER, 2012 PROGRAMMATIC IS FOR A RW ACQUISITION TURNKEY

SERVICES CONTRACT AND A RW APPRAISAL REVIEW CONTRACT.] MAJOR NEW

WIDENING AND RECONSTRUCTION OF IR 75. BEGIN RECONSTRUCTION AT

BEGINING OF OLD CONCRETE PAVEMENT (LOG 14.39). BEGIN WIDENING A

Primary Work Category: Major Widening Termini: FROM APPROXIMATELY 0.8

MILES SOUTH OF US 68/IR 75 INTERCHANGE TO THE SOUTHERN LIMIT OF THE

SPEED CHANGE LANES AT CR 99 INTERCHANGE

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY6 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4RC7 Federal L05E NATIONAL HIGHWAY SYSTEM $200,000 $683,894 $6,250,000 $683,894 $162,198,201 2012AM07ID0894FDPE

6 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4RA7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $50,000

6 PE Env PE 2013 4BK7 Federal L05E NATIONAL HIGHWAY SYSTEM $2,312,000


6 PE Env PE 2013 4BD7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $578,000


6 PE Env PE 2013 4BK7 Federal $80,000


6 PE Env PE 2013 4BK7 Federal L05E NATIONAL HIGHWAY SYSTEM $8,000


7 07/12/12 2013 FHWA 1 87005 Findlay HAN HAN IR 75 14.39

[SEPTEMBER, 2012 PROGRAMMATIC IS FOR A RW ACQUISITION TURNKEY

SERVICES CONTRACT AND A RW APPRAISAL REVIEW CONTRACT.] MAJOR NEW

WIDENING AND RECONSTRUCTION OF IR 75. BEGIN RECONSTRUCTION AT

BEGINING OF OLD CONCRETE PAVEMENT (LOG 14.39). BEGIN WIDENING A

Primary Work Category: Major Widening Termini: FROM APPROXIMATELY 0.8

MILES SOUTH OF US 68/IR 75 INTERCHANGE TO THE SOUTHERN LIMIT OF THE

SPEED CHANGE LANES AT CR 99 INTERCHANGE

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY6 RW Acquis 2013 4RC7 Federal L05E NATIONAL HIGHWAY SYSTEM $7,200,000 $0 $14,900,000 $683,894 $162,198,201 2012AM07ID0894FDRW

7 RW Acquis 2013 4RA7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $1,800,000

7 RW RW Serv 2013 4RC7 Federal $560,000

7 RW RW Serv 2013 4RC7 Federal $160,000

7 RW RW Serv 2013 4RA7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $140,000

7 RW RW Serv 2013 4RA7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $40,000

7 RW Utl Remb 2014 4RC7 Federal L05E NATIONAL HIGHWAY SYSTEM $4,000,000

7 RW Utl Remb 2014 4RA7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $1,000,000

8 04/11/13 2014 FHWA 1 87191 DEFDEF/PAU SR 15/111/637

0.00/21.65

Grind and resurface with asphlat concrete on SR15, SR111 and SR637. The section

from bridge number DEF-15-2165 to Shubert Road will be Micro surfaced to

improve friction. Primary Work Category: Resurfacing, Undivided System

Termini: SR15:Williams CL to US24 and from Bridge @ DEF-15-2165 to Shubert

Road; SR111:SR637 to the Defiance CL; and, SR637:SR613 to SR111.

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY23.6 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR Federal L25E STP RURAL <5K $73,866 $0 $3,181,539 $0 $3,181,539 2012AM11ID1809FDCO





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9 07/01/11 2014 FHWA 1 88854 WYA WYA SR 199 13.39

REPLACE TWIN ELIPTICAL CONCRETE CULVERTS, CLEAR ZONE GRADING Primary

Work Category: Culvert Construction/Reconstr/Repair Termini: 0.70 MILES

SOUTH OF SR 103

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 CO CO Contr 2013 4PS7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $233,920 $0 $287,421 $0 $287,421 2012stipID0148STCO


10 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 1 90949 LACRPC ALLALL Lima Wayne/High

Streets

Modify High Street to a one-way, one lane operation between Metcalf Street

and Central Avenue. Implement "complete streets" features. Convert Wayne

Street to a two-way operation between Jameson Avenue and Central Avenue.

(AKA - Phase 3 of the ALL-Traff Primary Work Category: Section Improvement

Termini: High Street from Metcalf Street to Central Avenue AND Wayne Street

from Jameson Avenue to Central Avenue.

LIMACO Air Quality

Exempt2 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 4BD7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $21,333 $0 $160,000 $0 $206,667 2012stipID0018FDDD

10 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 4BK7 Federal L20E STP RURAL <200K $85,334

10 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 LNTP Local Match LNTP Non Traditional Local Match $53,333

11 07/12/12 2013 FHWA 1 90952 PAUPAU SRTS Paulding

Sidewalks

S.R.T.S. project. Add new sidewalks along Water Street from Jackson Street to

Baldwin Street, along Emerald Road from Johnson Road to the school and along

North Main Street from Baldwin Street to Miles Street. Add new sidewalk at

missing sections on Car Primary Work Category: Add Sidewalks Termini:

Village Streets near the Paulding Elementary and Middle school.

PAULDING 0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4SC7 Federal LU2E SAFE ROUTE TO SCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURE $87,300 $0 $103,500 $0 $995,939 2012AM07ID0896FDEN

11 PE Env PE 2012 4SC7 Federal LU2E SAFE ROUTE TO SCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURE $16,200

12 07/12/12 2013 FHWA 1 90952 PAUPAU SRTS Paulding

Sidewalks

S.R.T.S. project. Add new sidewalks along Water Street from Jackson Street to

Baldwin Street, along Emerald Road from Johnson Road to the school and along

North Main Street from Baldwin Street to Miles Street. Add new sidewalk at

missing sections on Car Primary Work Category: Add Sidewalks Termini:

Village Streets near the Paulding Elementary and Middle school.

PAULDING 0 RW Acquis 2012 4SC7 Federal LU2E SAFE ROUTE TO SCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURE $17,300 $0 $17,300 $0 $995,939 2012AM07ID0896FDRW

13 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 1 90953 HANHAN SRTS Donnell

Middle School

Construct sidewalk / trail along Lima Avenue from Logan Avenue to Lake

Cascades Parkway. Provide enhanced visibility crosswalk at the Lima Ave/Lake

Cascades Pkwy intersection, including pavement marking, signage and advanced

warning signs. Extend sidewa Primary Work Category: S.R.T.S School Travel

Plan Termini: Along Lima Ave. from Logan Ave. to Lake Cascades Parkway.

Also, along Lake Cascades Pkwy, McPherson Ave. and S. West St.

Findlay, City of 0 CO CO Contr 2012 4SC7 Federal LU2E SAFE ROUTE TO SCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURE $268,800 $0 $295,680 $0 $358,250 2012stipID0078FDCO

13 CO CO Engr 2012 LABR Local Match 002 Local Match $26,880

14 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 1 90953 HANHAN SRTS Donnell

Middle School

Construct sidewalk / trail along Lima Avenue from Logan Avenue to Lake

Cascades Parkway. Provide enhanced visibility crosswalk at the Lima Ave/Lake

Cascades Pkwy intersection, including pavement marking, signage and advanced

warning signs. Extend sidewa Primary Work Category: S.R.T.S School Travel

Plan Termini: Along Lima Ave. from Logan Ave. to Lake Cascades Parkway.

Also, along Lake Cascades Pkwy, McPherson Ave. and S. West St.

Findlay, City of 0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 4SC7 Federal LU2E SAFE ROUTE TO SCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURE $26,880 $0 $40,320 $0 $358,250 2012stipID0080FDENDD


15 01/17/13 2013 FHWA 1 93589 PAUPAU SRTS Antwerp

Phase II

Add new sidewalk along the west side of Harrmann Road from the Antwerp

School to Canal Road and along the north side of Canal Road from Harrmann

Road westerly to Koos Drive. Primary Work Category: Add Sidewalks

Termini: Harrmann Road and Canal Road in the Village of Antwerp

Antwerp, Village of 0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2014 4SC7 Federal LU2E SAFE ROUTE TO SCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURE $2,000 $0 $15,000 $0 $202,000 2012AM09ID1480FDPE



16 10/13/11 2013 FHWA 2 75107 TMACOG LUCLUC McCord Grade

Separation

McCord Rd grade separation at Norfolk-Southern Rail Road. Perform necessary

related work. Originally PID 23116. (MPO fund 80/20 county match; GSP fund

90%, 5% county, 5% RR). Primary Work Category: Railroad Grade Separation

Termini: McCord Rd Grade separartion at NS RR

LUCAS COUNTY ENGINEERCO Air Quality

Exempt0 RW Acquis 2012 4BG7 Local Match 002 Local Match $75,000 $2,500,000 $4,830,000 $4,658,771 $46,459,980 2012AM03ID0067FDRW

16 RW Acquis 2012 4F27 Federal L40E CMAQ $1,350,000

16 RW Acquis 2012 4BG7 Local Match 002 Local Match $75,000

16 RW RW Serv 2012 4F27 Federal L400 CMAQ $450,000



16 RW Utl Remb 2013 4BG7 Local Match 002 Local Match $16,500


16 RW Utl Remb 2013 4F27 Federal L40E CMAQ $297,000

17 11/08/11 2013 FHWA 2 76032 TMACOG LUCLUC IR 75 6.70 widening

study

A PE study for the widening and reconstruction of LUC-75 from Lagrange St to I-

280; perform necessary related work. Original agreement 12655 is thru step 4 of

the major PDP process. Primary Work Category: Major Widening Termini:

From Lagrange St to I-280 in the city of Toledo

DISTRICT 2 PRODUCTION 1.7 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 4BK7 Federal L05E NATIONAL HIGHWAY SYSTEM $1,600,000 $2,477,225 $3,477,225 $2,477,225 $48,477,225 2012MODID0047FDPE

17 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 4BD7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $400,000

17 PE PE Engr 2011 4BD7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $200,000

17 PE PE Engr 2011 4BK7 Federal L050 NATIONAL HWY SYST $800,000

18 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 2 77801 TMACOG WOO WOO IR 75 0.000

Major reconstruction of the exisitng 2 lanes in each direction and widening by

adding a new third lane in each direction for a total of three lanes in each

direction. Widen mainline bridges. Perform necessary related work. (See PID

25521). See PID 87005 Primary Work Category: Major Reconstruction

Termini: From Hancock County line to I-475 in Perrysburg

DISTRICT 2 PRODUCTION 20 PE Env PE 2012 4BD7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $200,000 $77,275 $22,078,275 $77,275 $166,479,275 2012stipID0384FDEN


18 PE Env PE 2012 4BK7 Federal L01E INTERSTATE MAINTENANCE $900,000




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19 11/08/11 2013 FHWA 2 80526 SENSEN Sarah St Quiet Zone

Earmark

SAFETEA-LU funded project in the City of Tiffin to improve Sarah St, which runs

parallel to Greenfield St., to allow residents of the area to travel from their

homes to Market (SR-18) and Perry St (SR-101) without having to drive through

the center of th Primary Work Category: Section Improvement Termini: City

of Tiffin, Heidelberg College Campus, Sarah Street, RR crossings with SR-18 and

SR-101.

TIFFIN 0.05 PE Pln Stdy 2011 4R47 Federal HY10 Hi Priority Projects Sec 1702 "House" $500,000 $0 $501,000 $0 $1,976,700 2012MODID0070FDPE

19 PE Review 2011 LABR State 002 State Funds (S,O) $1,000

20 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 2 86843 TMACOG LUCLUC US 20 10.12

(Central/H-Syl)

A safety funded project to design, acquire land, and build raised medians and

exclusive right turn lanes on all four approaches of the intersection of US-20

(Central Ave) and Holland-Sylvania including signal plan and lighting plan;

perform necessary rela Primary Work Category: Turn Lane Addition Termini:

At the intersection of Central Ave (US-20) and Holland-Sylvania

DISTRICT 2 PRODUCTIONCO Air Quality

Nonexempt5 RW Acquis 2012 4HJ7 Federal LS30 HIGHWAY SAFETY IMP PROG $1,665,000 $0 $2,150,000 $298,007 $5,235,007 2012stipID0271FDACSV

20 RW Acquis 2012 4BC7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $185,000

20 RW RW Serv 2012 4HJ7 Federal LS30 HIGHWAY SAFETY IMP PROG $270,000

20 RW RW Serv 2012 4BC7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $30,000

21 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 2 87670 TMACOG WOOWOO SR 65 04.38 Slide

Repair

A district allocation funded project to repair slide on SR-65 (SB between

Roadway and Maumee River) @ SLM 4.38 between TR205 (Benshoter) and TR-42

(Weston). GSM program did not approve project for funding. Perform necessary

related work. Primary Work Category: Slide Repair Termini: On WOO-65 SB

@ SLM 4.38 between TR205 (Benshoter) and TR-42 (Weston)


Exempt0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2014 4PF7 Federal L25E STP RURAL <5K $160,000 $31,919 $232,919 $31,919 $2,713,919 2012stipID0412FDDD

21 PE Dtl Dsgn 2014 4PS7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $40,000

22 07/01/11 2014 FHWA 2 89254 TMACOG LUC LUC Wheeling St Bridge

A municipal bridge program funded project to replace the existing Wheeling St

bridge over Otter Creek, located about 950 feet north of Starr Ave in the City of

oregon; perform necessary related work. Primary Work Category: Bridge

Replacement Termini: City of Oregon, over Otter Creek north of Starr Ave

Oregon, City ofCO Air Quality

Exempt0 CO CO Engr 2014 4R87 Federal L01E INTERSTATE MAINTENANCE $52,000 $0 $720,000 $0 $720,000 2012stipID0281FDCO

22 CO CO Engr 2014 LNTP Local Match LNTP Non Traditional Local Match $13,000

22 CO CO Contr 2014 4R87 Federal L01E INTERSTATE MAINTENANCE $524,000

22 CO CO Contr 2014 LNTP Local Match LNTP Non Traditional Local Match $131,000

23 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 2 90141 WILWIL SR 576 17.72 Bridge

Rehab

A district allocation funded project to rehabilitate a bridge by replacing

bituminous wearing surface with Micro-Silica Concrete, replacing deck edges

and railings, rehabing abutments to semi integral, replacing approach slabs and

approach pavement, patch Primary Work Category: Bridge Repair Termini:

SR-576 bridge over west branch Saint Joseph River in Williams County


Exempt0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 4PS7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $5,000 $0 $50,175 $175 $600,175 2012stipID0373FDENDD

23 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 4PF7 Federal L25E STP RURAL <5K $20,000

23 PE Env PE 2012 4PS7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $5,000

23 PE Env PE 2012 4PF7 Federal L25E STP RURAL <5K $20,000

24 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 2 90259 TMACOG LUC LUC SR 246 2.00 Safety

A safety funded project to start the preliminary engineering/environmental

process for the improvements of Dorr St (SR-246) in the City of Toledo between

Byrne Rd and Secor Rd; funding for later phases of development is contingent

upon the outcome of alte Primary Work Category: Preliminary Development

Termini: City of Toledo, Dorr St (SR-246) from Byrne to Secor

TOLEDOCO Air Quality

Nonexempt0 RW Acquis 2013 4BC7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $112,000 $0 $1,500,000 $0 $4,888,000 2012stipID0239FDACSV

24 RW Acquis 2013 LNTP Local Match LNTP Non Traditional Local Match $112,000

24 RW Acquis 2013 4HJ7 Federal LS3E HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $896,000


24 RW RW Serv 2013 4HJ7 Federal LS3E HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $304,000

24 RW RW Serv 2013 LNTP Local Match LNTP Non Traditional Local Match $38,000

25 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 2 90692 TMACOG LUCLUC US 20 15.54

(Reynolds Rd)

A TMACOG funded project to construct bioswale on Reynolds Rd (US 20) north of

Southwyck Blvd; perform necessary related work. Primary Work Category:

Landscaping Termini: City of Toledo, north of Southwyck Blvd.

TOLEDOCO Air Quality

Exempt0 CO CO Contr 2013 4TC7 Federal L22E STP ENHANCEMENT $466,184 $0 $641,000 $0 $641,000 2012stipID0272FDCO



25 CO CO Engr 2013 4TC7 Federal L22E STP ENHANCEMENT $46,616

26 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 2 90988 OTTOTT SRTS Put-in-Bay

Infrastruct.

A SRTS funded project to build strategies 1, 3, 5, 9, 12 and 14. These startegies

involve complete missing sidewalk link on west side of Concord Ave (1),

construct bike parking area with new bike racks (3), establish primary school

crosswalks on Catawba A Primary Work Category: Signs Termini: Village of

Put-in-Bay

PUT-IN-BAYCO Air Quality

Exempt0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 4SC7 Federal LU2E SAFE ROUTE TO SCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURE $8,750 $0 $8,750 $0 $68,906 2012stipID0305FDDD

27 01/13/12 2013 FHWA 2 90991 HENHEN SR 109 18.02 Major

Brdg Repl

A major bridge funded project to replace existing narrow bridge with a new

wider bridge; perform necessary related work. Primary Work Category: Bridge

Replacement Termini: HEN-109 Bridge over Maumee River (Damascus Bridge)


Exempt0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4BU7 Federal L25E STP RURAL <5K $600,000 $0 $1,000,000 $0 $17,620,000 2012AM04ID0304FDPE

27 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4BT7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $150,000

27 PE Env PE 2012 4BU7 Federal L25E STP RURAL <5K $200,000

27 PE Env PE 2012 4BT7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $50,000

28 04/12/12 2013 FHWA 2 91593 TMACOG WOOWOO SR 64 0.00 BG

signal upgrade

A safety funded project to add back-plates, battery backup UPS and LED street

name signs to 7 signalized intersection within Bowling Green, Ohio. This project

also includes other minor intersection upgrades; perform necessary related

work. Primary Work Category: Signals Termini: The project starts at I-75 and

ends at Thurstin/Manville Ave.

0 2 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4HJ7 Federal LS3E HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $15,000 $0 $16,000 $0 $179,900 2012AM06ID0622FDPE

29 10/13/11 2013 FHWA 2 92079 TMACOG WOOWOO IR75 17.56/19.03

Bridge Widn

A Major New funded project to widen the existing 2 twin bridges: one over the

Toussaint Creek and the second is over the CSX RR to accomodate the widening

of I-75 to 3 lanes in each direction; perform necessary related work. See PID

77801 for pavement wid Primary Work Category: Major Widening Termini:

WOO-75 2 twin bridges over Toussaint Creek and over CSX RR


Exempt0 PE PE Engr 2012 4BD7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $20,000 $0 $380,000 $0 $4,180,000 2012AM03ID0079FDPEEN




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29 PE PE Engr 2012 4BK7 Federal L05E NATIONAL HIGHWAY SYSTEM $144,000

29 PE PE Engr 2012 4BK7 Federal L01E INTERSTATE MAINTENANCE $180,000

30 07/12/12 2013 FHWA 2 92465 TMACOG WOOWOO IR 75 9.92

Redeck/Widen

A major new funded project to redeck and widen 1 set of bridges over Portage

River Middle branch in Wood County, perform necessary related work. See PIDs

92077, 92079, 92464 for other bridge widening projects to accomodate the

addition of a third lane on Primary Work Category: Bridge Deck Replacement

Termini: I-75 bridge over Portage River Middle Branch


Exempt0 PE Env PE 2013 4BK7 Federal L01E INTERSTATE MAINTENANCE $126,583 $259,002 $399,650 $259,352 $2,600,000 2012AM07ID0908FDPEEN


31 04/12/12 2013 FHWA 2 92747 TMACOG WOOWOO US 20 7.59 Bridge

Repl

A district allocation funded project to replace the existing bridge over Henry

Creek; perform necessary related work. Primary Work Category: Bridge

Replacement Termini: Bridge over Henry Creek


Exempt0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4PF7 Federal L05E NATIONAL HIGHWAY SYSTEM $8,000 $0 $35,000 $0 $420,000 2012AM06ID0627FDPE

31 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4PF7 Federal L05E NATIONAL HIGHWAY SYSTEM $8,000



31 PE Env PE 2013 4PF7 Federal L05E NATIONAL HIGHWAY SYSTEM $12,000


32 04/12/12 2013 FHWA 2 92748 TMACOG WOOWOO SR 579 1.91 Bridge

Repl

A district allocation funded project to replace the existing bridge over Cedar

Creek; perform necessary related work. Primary Work Category: Bridge

Replacement Termini: Bridge over Cedar Creek


Exempt0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4PF7 Federal L1CE BRIDGE 85% ON/OFF SYSTEM $16,000 $0 $75,000 $0 $900,000 2012AM06ID0628FDPE

32 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4PF7 Federal L1CE BRIDGE 85% ON/OFF SYSTEM $16,000



32 PE Env PE 2013 4PF7 Federal L1CE BRIDGE 85% ON/OFF SYSTEM $28,000


33 04/12/12 2014 FHWA 2 92788 D02 D02 TSG FY2014

A district allocation funded project to maintain/upgrade existing traffic signals

district wide; perform necessary related work. Primary Work Category: Signals

Termini: Various locations in D-2


Exempt0 CO CO Contr 2014 4PF7 Federal $200,000 $0 $275,000 $0 $275,000 2012AM06ID0629FDCO


33 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR Federal $20,000


34 04/12/12 2013 FHWA 2 92833 HENHEN SR 110 0.66

Relocate

A GSM funded project to address the landslide located on SR-110 adjacent to the

Maumee River, in the City of Napoleon, from about Maumee Lane to Campbell's

Soup factory entarnce; perform necessary related work. Primary Work

Category: Relocation Termini: From Maumee Lane in the City of Napoleon to

Campbell's Soup factory entrance

Napoleon, City ofCO Air Quality

Exempt0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4SF7 Federal L20E STP RURAL <200K $120,000 $0 $350,000 $0 $2,000,000 2012AM06ID0630FDPE

34 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4SF7 Federal L20E STP RURAL <200K $80,000

34 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4SS7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $30,000


34 PE Env PE 2013 4SF7 Federal L20E STP RURAL <200K $80,000

34 PE Env PE 2013 4SS7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $20,000

35 07/12/12 2013 FHWA 2 93340 HENHEN US6 11.06

HarmonyAcre Noswl

A central office funded project to design-build a noise wall on US-6/US-24 in the

City of Napoleon between Woodlawn Ave and Glenwood Ave. This project will

benefit the Harmony Acres community; perform necessary related work.

Primary Work Category: Noise Wall Termini: Between Woodlawn Ave and

Glenwood Ave in the City of Napoleon


Exempt1 CO CO Contr 2013 5BV7 Federal L05E NATIONAL HIGHWAY SYSTEM $221,200 $0 $385,000 $12,954 $432,954 2012AM07ID0911FDCO

35 CO CO Contr 2013 5BV7 Federal L25E STP RURAL <5K $56,000

35 CO CO Contr 2013 4BV7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $55,300

35 CO CO Contr 2013 4BV7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $14,000

35 CO CO Contr 2013 5BV7 Federal L20E STP RURAL <200K $2,800

35 CO CO Engr 2013 LABR Federal L05E NATIONAL HIGHWAY SYSTEM $22,120




36 10/15/12 2013 FHWA 2 93565 TMACOG LUCLUC US20A 5.56

Roundabt @ Eber

A safety funded project to construct a roundabout at the intersection of US-20A

and Eber Rd in Monclova Twp, Lucas County, perform necessary related work.

UPDATE (7/3/12): culvert @ 5.87, which was deleted from PID 85252, is added to

this PID. Primary Work Category: Intersection Improvement Termini:

Intersection of US-20A and Eber Rd


Exempt0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4HJ7 Federal LS3E HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $15,350 $134,550 $151,606 $140,150 $1,697,206 2012AM08ID01179FDPE

36 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4BC7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $1,706

37 10/15/12 2013 FHWA 2 93592 TMACOG WOOWOO/LUC IR75

30.70/0.00 Major

A Major Bridge and Multi Lane funded project (project # 1) to perform major

reconstruction and minor widening to existing pavement;

rehabilitate/widen/replace existing bridges; perform necessary related work.

See PID 93594 for project # 2 and PID 93604 fo Primary Work Category: Major

Reconstruction Termini: From Glenwood Rd to South Ave


Exempt3 PE Dtl Dsgn 2014 4BU7 Federal L01E INTERSTATE MAINTENANCE $2,637,000 $0 $15,140,000 $0 $156,070,000 2012AM08ID01184FDPE

37 PE Dtl Dsgn 2014 4RC7 Federal L01E INTERSTATE MAINTENANCE $765,000



37 PE Env PE 2013 4BU7 Federal L01E INTERSTATE MAINTENANCE $7,920,000

37 PE Env PE 2013 4RC7 Federal L01E INTERSTATE MAINTENANCE $2,304,000


37 PE Env PE 2013 4RA7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $256,000

38 10/15/12 2013 FHWA 2 93594 TMACOG LUC LUC IR 75 1.10

A multi-Lane & Major Bridge funded project (project # 2) to reconstruct the

existing pavement and to rehabilitate/widen/replace existing bridges; perform

necessary related work. See PID 93592 for project # 1 and PID 93604 for project #

3. Primary Work Category: Major Rehabilitation Termini: Fron South Ave to

north of Dorr St


Nonexempt2 PE Dtl Dsgn 2014 4BU7 Federal L01E INTERSTATE MAINTENANCE $2,502,000 $0 $12,510,000 $0 $129,010,000 2012AM08ID01180FDPE

38 PE Dtl Dsgn 2014 4RC7 Federal L01E INTERSTATE MAINTENANCE $315,000




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38 PE Env PE 2013 4BU7 Federal L01E INTERSTATE MAINTENANCE $7,542,000

38 PE Env PE 2013 4RC7 Federal L01E INTERSTATE MAINTENANCE $900,000


38 PE Env PE 2013 4RA7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $100,000

39 01/17/13 2013 FHWA 2 94724 TMACOG LUCLUC SR 2 10.67/11.71

Intersecton

A safety funded project to improve intersections of SR-2 (Airport Hwy) with US-

20 (Reynolds Rd) and SR-2 (Airport Hwy) with Holland-Sylvania Ave; perform

necessary related work. Primary Work Category: Intersection Improvement

Termini: SR-2/US-20 and SR-2/Holland-Sylvania intersections


Exempt0.02 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4HJ7 Federal MS30 HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $148,500 $0 $330,000 $0 $3,780,400 2012AM09ID1486FDPE

39 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4HJ7 Federal MS30 HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $148,500



40 01/17/13 2013 FHWA 2 94732 TMACOG LUCLUC IR 475 9.05 Ramp

Reconfig

A safety funded project to reconfigure the ramps at I-475 and US-23 and US-20,

perform necessary related work. Primary Work Category: Realignment

Termini: I-475/US23/US20 split/Interchange in Sylvania


Nonexempt0.05 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4BK7 Federal $1,350,000 $0 $1,000,000 $0 $12,000,000 2012AM09ID1487FDPE


41 03/21/13 2014 FHWA 2 95658 TMACOG LUCLUC McCord Rd/NSRR

Demolition

Demolish the structures/buildings on 7 parcels associated with the construction

of a new railroad grade separation on McCord Rd in Lucas County. Project split

out from PID 75107; perform necessary related work. Primary Work Category:

Building Demolition Termini: Near the intersection of McCord Rd and NS RR

Tracks


Exempt0.04 CO CO Contr 2014 4F27 Federal M240 STP FLEXIBLE $135,000 $0 $165,000 $0 $165,000 2012MODID0198FDCO

41 CO CO Contr 2014 4BG7 Local Match 002 Local Match $7,500


41 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR Federal M240 STP FLEXIBLE $13,500

41 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR Local Match 002 Local Match $750

41 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR Local Match 002 Local Match $750

42 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 3 23104 NOACA LORLOR SR 0058 07.36

(Wellington)

REVIEW PRELIMINARY STUDY, DESIGN AND CONSTRUCT RAILROAD GRADE

SEPARATION Primary Work Category: Railroad Grade Separation Termini:

WELLINGTON. 0.13MI N OF SR18

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY

CO Air Quality

Exempt0 RW Acquis 2012 4BD7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $406,400 $983,878 $3,856,520 $2,754,181 $22,846,823 2012stipID0661FDACUT

42 RW Acquis 2012 4BK7 Federal L25E STP RURAL <5K $1,625,600

42 RW Acquis 2012 4BG7 Local Match $159,000

42 RW Acquis 2012 4BG7 Local Match $159,000

42 RW Utl Remb 2012 4BD7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $93,600

42 RW Utl Remb 2012 4BG7 Local Match $26,000

42 RW Utl Remb 2012 4BG7 Local Match $26,000

42 RW Utl Remb 2012 4BK7 Federal L25E STP RURAL <5K $374,400

43 07/01/11 2014 FHWA 3 77451 RCRPC RIC RIC IR 0071 13.45 PM

Preventive Maintenance - Surface Treatment Primary Work Category:

Preventive Maintenance Termini: 0.14 miles north of Mansfield-Lucas Road to

0.61 miles South of the Ashland County Line

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY7 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR Federal Q010 INTERSTATE MAINTENANCE $272,750 $0 $3,333,622 $0 $3,333,622 2012stipID0760FDCO


43 CO CO Contr 2014 4PF7 Federal Q010 INTERSTATE MAINTENANCE $2,727,509


44 02/26/13 2014 FHWA 3 79087 NOACA LORLOR CR0096 00.00

(Griswold)

widen to 3 lanes, concrete pavement, curb and gutter, storm sewer work

Primary Work Category: Major Rehabilitation Termini: Griswold Road, Lake

Ave. to Leona Street

LORAIN COUNTY

ENGINEER

CO Air Quality

Exempt0.61 CO CO Contr 2013 4TA7 Federal L23E STP URBANIZED AREAS $2,357,201 $0 $4,759,094 $75,000 $4,886,094 2012AM10ID1779FDCO


44 CO CO Engr 2013 4TA7 Federal L23E STP URBANIZED AREAS $95,095


44 CO CO Engr 2013 LNTP Local Match $359,009

44 CO CO Contr 2013 LNTP Local Match $1,334,715

45 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 3 79087 NOACA LORLOR CR0096 00.00

(Griswold)

widen to 3 lanes, concrete pavement, curb and gutter, storm sewer work

Primary Work Category: Major Rehabilitation Termini: Griswold Road, Lake

Ave. to Leona Street

LORAIN COUNTY

ENGINEER

CO Air Quality

Exempt1 RW Acquis 2013 4TA7 Federal L230 URBANIZED AREAS $75,000 $0 $201,000 $0 $3,267,370 2012stipID0635FDAC



46 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 3 79275 ERPC ERIERI Perkins Ave Signals

FY07

The project will replace the existing signals on Perkins Ave. between Camp

Street and US Route 250 that are now orer 30 yrs. old and degraded due to the

weather and ultra-violet light. The project scope of work will includ the

installation of mast arm po Primary Work Category: Signals Termini: Perkins

Avenue from Camp Street to USR 250

Sandusky, city of 0 PE Env PE 2012 LNTP Local Match LNTP Non Traditional Local Match $3,250 $0 $17,250 $0 $842,026 2012stipID0552FDEN

46 PE Env PE 2012 4TA7 Federal L20E STP RURAL <200K $13,000

47 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 3 79275 ERPC ERIERI Perkins Ave Signals

FY07

The project will replace the existing signals on Perkins Ave. between Camp

Street and US Route 250 that are now orer 30 yrs. old and degraded due to the

weather and ultra-violet light. The project scope of work will includ the

installation of mast arm po Primary Work Category: Signals Termini: Perkins

Avenue from Camp Street to USR 250

Sandusky, city of 0 RW RW Serv 2013 4TA7 Federal L200 STP RURAL AREAS<200,000 $57,000 $0 $71,250 $0 $842,026 2012stipID0553FDSV


48 07/01/11 2014 FHWA 3 79764 WAY WAY US 0250 12.30 PM

Preventive Maintenance - Surface Treatment Primary Work Category:

Preventive Maintenance Termini: US 250 - EB US 30 ramp to SR 83 & SR 83 - US

250 ramp to pvmt Jt N of US 30

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY2 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR Federal L20E STP RURAL <200K $6,683 $0 $656,409 $0 $656,409 2012stipID0843FDCO






48 CO CO Contr 2014 4PF7 Federal L05E NATIONAL HIGHWAY SYSTEM $410,554




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49 10/15/12 2013 FHWA 3 82427 NOACA MED MED SR 0003 21.19

Design and Construct the permanent slope correction and culvert

replacementlocation temporarily repaired by Soil Nailing with PID: 80255

summer 2005 Primary Work Category: Culvert Construction/Reconstr/Repair

Termini: 0.53 miles north of SR 606

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 RW Acquis 2013 4PF7 Federal L25E STP RURAL <5K $24,000 $0 $71,100 $0 $848,800 2012AM08ID01188FDRW

49 RW Acquis 2013 4PF7 Federal L25E STP RURAL <5K $20,000




49 RW RW Serv 2013 4PS7 State $3,100

49 RW RW Serv 2013 4PS7 State $3,000

50 04/12/12 2013 FHWA 3 82645 NOACA LOR LOR SR 0057 19.42

This project will modify the existing I-90/SR 57 Interchange to a Diamond

Interchange with traffic signals at the ramp intersections.Eastbound ramps will

move 620 feet north. Remove the 49th Street Bridge SR 57 Overpass, and the

ramps to Griswold Road and Primary Work Category: Major Rehabilitation

Termini: LOR-057-19.42 (IR 80 ramps) to 20.35 (IR 90 ramps)

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 RW Acquis 2013 4BK7 Federal $1,560,000 $0 $1,950,000 $1,695,886 $32,986,269 2012AM06ID0644FDRW

50 RW Acquis 2013 4BD7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $390,000

51 11/08/11 2013 FHWA 3 83203 WAY WAY SR 0585 02.75Improve geometrics Primary Work Category: Section Improvement Termini:

WAY-585- 02.75 (Geyers Chapel Rd) and 03.31 (Thompson Rd)

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0.55 PE Dtl Dsgn 2011 4HJ7 Federal LS30 HIGHWAY SAFETY IMP PROG $309,301 $433,975 $659,701 $433,975 $4,965,701 2012MODID00100FDPE

51 PE Dtl Dsgn 2011 4HJ7 Federal LS3E HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $220,699

52 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 3 83203 WAY WAY SR 0585 02.75Improve geometrics Primary Work Category: Section Improvement Termini:

WAY-585- 02.75 (Geyers Chapel Rd) and 03.31 (Thompson Rd)

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY1 RW Acquis 2012 4HJ7 Federal LS3E HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $500,000 $0 $500,000 $126,223 $4,965,701 2012stipID0831FDAC

53 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 3 83440 D03 D03 BH FY2014Bridge Maintenance Primary Work Category: Bridge Maintenance/Repair

(NEW) Termini: Various structures throughout District Three

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 RW Acquis 2013 4PS7 State $2,000 $0 $10,000 $0 $505,000 2012stipID0483FDAC

53 RW Acquis 2013 4PF7 Federal $8,000

54 02/26/13 2013 FHWA 3 83449 NOACA LOR LOR IR 0090 13.20

Bridge Replacements - 2 sets of I-90 structures Primary Work Category: Bridge

Replacement Termini: LOR-90-13.20 L&R over SR 57 / LOR-90-13.55 L&R over

West River Road

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0.04 PE Dtl Dsgn 2014 4PF7 Federal L1CE BRIDGE 85% ON/OFF SYSTEM $180,000 $1,840 $1,301,840 $1,840 $15,651,840 2012AM10ID1781FDPE


54 PE Env PE 2014 4PF7 Federal $630,000


54 PE Env PE 2014 4PS7 State $70,000

54 PE Env PE 2013 4PS7 State $40,000

55 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 3 83456 NOACA LORLOR SR 0301 21.50 (Abbe

Rd)

widening SR 301 (Abbe Rd) from 4 to 5 lanes, with 6 lanes at northbound

approach to SR 254, installing additional traffic control devices, sidewalks and

bikeway. Primary Work Category: Minor Widening Termini: Antioch Drive

within the City of Elyria (north entrance to LCCC) to SR 254

LORAIN COUNTY

ENGINEER1 RW Acquis 2012 LNTP Local Match LNTP Non Traditional Local Match $50,000 $0 $527,862 $0 $3,877,862 2012stipID0677FDAC


55 RW Acquis 2012 4TA7 Federal L23E STP URBANIZED AREAS $175,000


55 RW Labor 2012 LNTP Local Match LNTP Non Traditional Local Match $23,931



56 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 3 83548 ERPC ERI ERI US 0250 01.92

Reconstruct intersection of US 250 and Strub Road in accordance with PID:76235

Corridor Study. Primary Work Category: Intersection Improvement Termini:

ERI-250-01.92 (DeWitt Ave) to 02.36 (Sandusky Dr)

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 RW Acquis 2012 4BC7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $40,000 $0 $1,000,000 $385,212 $4,364,535 2012stipID0576FDRW

56 RW Acquis 2012 4HJ7 Federal L050 NATIONAL HWY SYST $360,000


56 RW RW Serv 2012 4HJ7 Federal L050 NATIONAL HWY SYST $90,000

56 RW Utl Remb 2012 4HJ7 Federal L050 NATIONAL HWY SYST $450,000

56 RW Utl Remb 2012 4BC7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $50,000

57 01/17/13 2013 FHWA 3 83793 NOACA LOR LOR SR 0254 00.01

LOR-254-00.01 - 00.43 Intersection SR 254 and West River RoadInstall an exclusive

right-turn lane for eastbound vehicles at West River Road intersection in

Elyria.Also install a two-way left turn on SR 254 between SR57 and West River

Road. Safety project: Primary Work Category: Minor Widening Termini: LOR-

254-00.01 - 00.43 Intersection SR 254 and West River Road

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0.42 RW Acquis 2013 4HJ7 Federal LS30 HIGHWAY SAFETY IMP PROG $751,500 $165,000 $1,000,000 $609,378 $4,408,244 2012AM09ID1494FDRW


58 07/01/11 2014 FHWA 3 84743 D03 D03 MICRO FY2014Preventive Maintenance - Microsurfacing Primary Work Category: Preventive

Maintenance Termini: Various routes and sections throughout District Three

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 CO CO Contr 2014 4PF7 Federal $1,078,774 $0 $1,483,314 $0 $1,483,314 2012stipID0521FDCO

58 CO CO Contr 2014 4PS7 State $269,694


58 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR State $26,969

59 07/01/11 2014 FHWA 3 84744 D03 D03 SMOOTH FY2014Preventive Maintenance - SmoothSeal Primary Work Category: Preventive

Maintenance Termini: Various routes and sections throughout District Three

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR Federal $123,288 $0 $1,695,216 $0 $1,695,216 2012stipID0538FDCO


59 CO CO Contr 2014 4PF7 Federal $1,232,885

59 CO CO Contr 2014 4PS7 State $308,221

60 07/01/11 2014 FHWA 3 85934 ERPC ERIERI First Street

(Sandusky)

milling and paving 2.5 inches of asphalt from Meigs Street to Cedar Point Drive

(6,751 feet), adjust manhole, monument and valve boxes. Pavement markings

will be replaced after the paving is completed. Curb ramps will be constructed

where necessary to me Primary Work Category: Mill and Fill Termini: First

Street - Meigs Street to Cedar Point Drive

Sandusky, city of 1 CO CO Contr 2013 LNTP Local Match LNTP Non Traditional Local Match $424,542 $0 $1,047,932 $0 $1,047,932 2012stipID0548FDCO

60 CO CO Contr 2013 4TA7 Federal L20E STP RURAL <200K $340,870





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61 04/12/12 2013 FHWA 3 86893 NOACA MED MED US 0042 19.33

Intersection Improvement - Add Lanes - Approach Lane extensions on US

42(200905D03-02)Related projects: PID:75995 MED US 0042 17.82 - Original PE PE

Study / PID:92954 MED US 0042 17.80 - New TRAC PID Primary Work Category:

Intersection Improvement Termini: MED-042-19.33 / Fenn Road

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 RW Acquis 2013 4HJ7 Federal LS30 HIGHWAY SAFETY IMP PROG $1,350,000 $0 $1,500,000 $199,190 $4,196,190 2012AM06ID0648FDRW



Appraisal & Acquisition to be under separate Agreement from 9/10/12

Programmatic.Appraisal Review & Relocation Review to be separate Agreement

as part of ERI/LOR/MED-250/57/42-0.00/19.42/19.33 RW Services from 9/10/12

Programmatic. Also see PID 82645 & PI Primary Work Category: Section

Improvement Termini: US 6 to Bogart Road

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY4.31 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4BK7 Federal $416,000 $572,214 $2,917,214 $572,214 $8,447,214 2012AM10ID1777FDPE

62 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4BD7 State $104,000



62 PE Env RW Serv 2013 4BK7 Federal L05E NATIONAL HIGHWAY SYSTEM $416,000

62 PE Env RW Serv 2013 4BK7 Federal L05E NATIONAL HIGHWAY SYSTEM $208,000

62 PE Env RW Serv 2013 4PF7 Federal L05E NATIONAL HIGHWAY SYSTEM $160,000

62 PE Env RW Serv 2013 4BD7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $104,000


62 PE Env RW Serv 2013 4PS7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $40,000


Appraisal & Acquisition to be under separate Agreement from 9/10/12

Programmatic.Appraisal Review & Relocation Review to be separate Agreement

as part of ERI/LOR/MED-250/57/42-0.00/19.42/19.33 RW Services from 9/10/12

Programmatic. Also see PID 82645 & PI Primary Work Category: Section

Improvement Termini: US 6 to Bogart Road

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY4.31 RW RW Serv 2013 4BD7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $104,000 $0 $4,420,000 $1,377,678 $20,764,135 2012AM11ID1816FDRW

63 RW RW Serv 2013 4BK7 Federal L05E NATIONAL HIGHWAY SYSTEM $416,000


63 RW Acquis 2014 4BK7 Federal L05E NATIONAL HIGHWAY SYSTEM $3,120,000

64 01/13/12 2013 FHWA 3 88739 ASD ASD US 0042 07.75Interchange Improvement / Bridge Replacement US42 over US250 Primary

Work Category: Bridge Replacement Termini: ASD-042-0792

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4PF7 Federal L05E NATIONAL HIGHWAY SYSTEM $360,000 $291,467 $741,467 $291,467 $5,191,467 2012AM04ID0320FDPEDD


65 01/17/13 2013 FHWA 3 88739 ASD ASD US 0042 07.75Interchange Improvement / Bridge Replacement US42 over US250 Primary

Work Category: Bridge Replacement Termini: ASD-042-0792

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0.02 RW Acquis 2015 4HJ7 Federal MS30 HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $450,000 $0 $1,050,000 $293,782 $7,407,116 2012AM09ID1499FDRW


65 RW Acquis 2013 4PF7 Federal L05E NATIONAL HIGHWAY SYSTEM $32,000


65 RW RW Serv 2015 4HJ7 Federal MS30 HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $450,000


65 RW RW Serv 2013 4PF7 Federal L05E NATIONAL HIGHWAY SYSTEM $8,000



ResurfacingMED-SR-162-0.00-2.97Lorain Co. Line to Spencer E. Corp. Primary

Work Category: Minor Rehabilitation - Pavement Gnrl Sys Termini: MED-SR-162-

0.00-2.97

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY3 CO CO Engr 2015 LABR Federal L25E STP RURAL <5K $73,798 $0 $923,848 $0 $923,848 2012stipID0737FDCO




67 04/12/12 2013 FHWA 3 88816 RCRPC RIC RIC SR 0013 16.78Bridge Replacement RIC-013-1678 0.25 miles south of US 30 Primary Work

Category: Bridge Replacement Termini: RIC-013-1678 0.25 miles south of US 30

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4PF7 Federal L05E NATIONAL HIGHWAY SYSTEM $72,000 $0 $150,000 $0 $957,000 2012AM06ID0652FDPE


67 PE PE Engr 2012 4PF7 Federal L05E NATIONAL HIGHWAY SYSTEM $48,000

67 PE PE Engr 2012 4PS7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $12,000

68 01/13/12 2013 FHWA 3 88824 ASD ASD SR 0302 10.97ASD-302-10.97 - 11.22Bridge Replacement and Roadway Relocation Primary

Work Category: Bridge Replacement Termini: ASD-302-10.97 - 11.22

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4PF7 Federal L25E STP RURAL <5K $176,000 $176,362 $396,362 $176,362 $1,631,362 2012AM04ID0321FDPEDD


69 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 3 88824 ASD ASD SR 0302 10.97ASD-302-10.97 - 11.22Bridge Replacement and Roadway Relocation Primary

Work Category: Bridge Replacement Termini: ASD-302-10.97 - 11.22

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 RW Acquis 2013 4PS7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $5,000 $0 $25,000 $0 $1,460,000 2012stipID0443FDAC


70 07/12/12 2013 FHWA 3 88827 RCRPC RIC RIC US 0042 12.34Replace box beams on a 33' structure over Painters CreekRIC-US-42-12.34

Primary Work Category: Bridge Repair Termini: RIC-US-42-12.34

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4PF7 Federal L20E STP RURAL <200K $28,000 $1,208 $126,208 $1,208 $676,208 2012AM07ID0922FDPE




71 07/01/11 2014 FHWA 3 89427 D03 D03 PR FY2014Tree/Stump Removal and Prunning Primary Work Category: Pruning,

Tree/Bush Removal Termini: Various locations throughout District Three

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 CO CO Contr 2014 4CP7 State $125,000 $0 $137,500 $0 $137,500 2012stipID0528STCO


72 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 3 90360 HUR HUR SR 0547 06.91

Culvert Replacement Primary Work Category: Culvert

Construction/Reconstr/Repair Termini: HUR-547-06.91 - 0.11 miles east of Farr

Rd (TR 33)

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 RW Acquis 2012 4PS7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $3,000 $0 $15,000 $0 $125,000 2012stipID0598FDAC


73 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 3 90364 ERPC ERI ERI SR 0061 03.30Right of Way only for culvert replacement Primary Work Category: Acquire

Right of way Termini: ERI-061-03.30 - 0.39 miles north of SR 113

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 RW Acquis 2013 4PF7 Federal L25E STP RURAL <5K $12,000 $0 $15,000 $0 $15,000 2012stipID0561FDAC




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74 04/11/13 2014 FHWA 3 90718 ERPC ERI ERI SR 0004 00.40

Various activities at slip locationGeoTech Funds approved March 2013 Primary

Work Category: General Engineering Services Termini: North east of Norfolk

Southern Railroad overpass

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0.02 CO CO Contr 2014 4SF7 Federal M232 STP RURAL <5K $360,000 $0 $495,000 $16,970 $511,970 2012AM11ID1817FDCO

74 CO CO Contr 2014 4SS7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $90,000

74 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR Federal M232 STP RURAL <5K $36,000


75 07/12/12 2013 FHWA 3 90905 ERPC ERI ERI US 0006 22.15Bridge Replacement ERI-006-22.15 (@ Cranberry Marina) Primary Work

Category: Bridge Replacement Termini: ERI-006-22.15 (@ Cranberry Marina)

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2014 4PF7 Federal L25E STP RURAL <5K $32,000 $0 $274,177 $0 $1,059,177 2012AM07ID0927FDPE






76 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 3 90933 NOACA LORD03 SRTS Elyria

Township

Project funded March 2011 with SRTS Program.Improved school zone signage and

speed feedback signs (school zone flashers, speed feedback signs) Primary

Work Category: Add Sidewalks Termini: 3 Schools in Elyria Township, Lake

Avenue and Adelbert Street Sidewalks

0 0 OTH Oth Remb 2012 4SC7 Federal $25,000 $0 $25,000 $0 $346,500 2012stipID0612FDOT

77 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 3 90933 NOACA LORD03 SRTS Elyria

Township

Project funded March 2011 with SRTS Program.Improved school zone signage and

speed feedback signs (school zone flashers, speed feedback signs) Primary

Work Category: Add Sidewalks Termini: 3 Schools in Elyria Township, Lake

Avenue and Adelbert Street Sidewalks

0 0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 4SC7 Federal $20,850 $0 $20,850 $0 $346,500 2012stipID0613FDDD

78 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 3 90994 WAYD03 SRTS Wooster Non

Inf

Non Infrastructure project funded March 2011, with the SRTS Program.This

funding is for the bicycle supplies and Bike Rodeo. Portions of this award may

have to be reassigned as an infrastructure project. Primary Work Category:

S.R.T.S Education & Encouragement Termini: City of Wooster

WOOSTER 0 OTH Oth Remb 2013 4SC7 Federal $29,700 $0 $29,700 $0 $29,700 2012stipID0801FDOT

79 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 3 90995 NOACA LORD03 SRTS Elyria Twp Non

Inf

Non Infrastructure project funded March 2011 with SRTS Program.Staff, Law

Enforcement, Programs, Walking Safety Primary Work Category: S.R.T.S

Education & Encouragement Termini: Elyria Township

0 0 OTH Oth Remb 2013 4SC7 Federal LU1E SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOL PROGRAM $2,000 $0 $16,000 $0 $16,000 2012stipID0614FDOT

79 OTH Oth Remb 2013 4SC7 Federal LU1E SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOL PROGRAM $10,000

79 OTH Oth Remb 2013 4SC7 Federal LU1E SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOL PROGRAM $3,000

80 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 3 91014 NOACA LORD03 SRTS Oberlin Non

Inf

Non Infrastructure project funded March 2011 with SRTS Program.Bicycle Co-op

Training Program Primary Work Category: S.R.T.S Education & Encouragement

Termini: City of Oberlin

Oberlin, City of 0 OTH Oth Remb 2013 4SC7 Federal $5,270 $0 $5,270 $0 $5,270 2012stipID0618FDOT

81 10/15/12 2013 FHWA 3 91300 WAY WAY SR 0003 01.40

FY2015 Geologic Site Management Funds ApplicationSlide repairs / Both sides of

SR 3WAY-003-01.40 - 0.21 miles south of Newkirk Rd (CR 104)WAY-003-02.36 -

0.26 miles south of S Funk Rd (CR 16) Primary Work Category: Slide Repair

Termini: WAY-003-01.40 / WAY-003-02.36

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4SF7 Federal L25E STP RURAL <5K $21,600 $0 $245,000 $0 $1,023,000 2012AM08ID01195FDPE


81 PE Env PE 2013 4SF7 Federal L25E STP RURAL <5K $174,400

81 PE Env PE 2013 4SS7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $43,600

82 01/13/12 2014 FHWA 3 91301 CRA CRA US 0030 06.74

FY2015 Geologic Site Management Funds Application Slide Repair south side of

roadwayCRA-030-06.74 - 0.17 miles west of CSX RR underpassDesigner switched

to D03 Task Order consultant on 12/13/2011. Primary Work Category: Slide

Repair Termini: CRA-030-06.74 - 0.17 miles west of CSX RR underpass

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 CO CO Contr 2015 4SF7 Federal $468,000 $0 $585,000 $0 $685,000 2012AM04ID0326FDCO

82 CO CO Contr 2015 4SS7 State $117,000

83 04/11/13 2014 FHWA 3 92496 RCRPC RIC RIC CR PM FY2014Pavement Markings - Stripe various county roads in Richland County Primary

Work Category: Pavement Marking Termini: Various Richland County Roads

RICHLAND COUNTY

ENGINEER9.18 CO CO Contr 2014 4HB7 Federal LS3E HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $136,500 $0 $150,000 $0 $150,000 2012AM11ID1820FDCO

83 CO CO Engr 2014 4HB7 Federal LS3E HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $13,500


Construct Round about at Intersection of MED SR 057/SR 252Safety project

(201110D03-05) Primary Work Category: Intersection Improvement Termini:

Intersection of MED SR 057/SR 252

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2014 4HJ7 Federal LS3E HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $144,986 $0 $608,747 $0 $3,228,857 2012AM08ID01189FDPE

84 PE Env PE 2013 4HJ7 Federal LS3E HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $353,772

84 PE Env PE 2013 4HJ7 Federal $50,000



85 02/26/13 2013 FHWA 3 92836 NOACA LORLOR SR 0082 09.05

(Boone Rd)

Re-Align North and South approaches of Boone Road to create 4-leg intersection

with SR 82Install positively offset left turn lanes on SR 82 / Install traffic signal at

the intersectionSafety Application # 201110D03-04 Primary Work Category:

Intersection Improvement Termini: LOR-082-09.05/09.07 and Boone Road (TR

130)

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0.04 PE Dtl Dsgn 2014 4HJ7 Federal $72,000 $0 $700,000 $0 $2,225,000 2012AM10ID1782FDPE

85 PE Dtl Dsgn 2014 4BC7 State $18,000



85 PE Env PE 2013 4BC7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $48,500

85 PE Env PE 2014 4HJ7 Federal $48,000

85 PE Env PE 2014 4BC7 State $15,000

85 PE Env PE 2014 4BC7 State $12,000


MED-018-13.54 (Foote Rd) to 15.15 (Nettleton Rd)Widen to 5 lanes from Foote Rd

to River Styx Rd and to7 lanes from River Styx Rd to Nettleton Rd.Access

management techniques / Aesthetic features will be part of this

project.PID:76946 MED SR 0018 13.00 - S Primary Work Category: Section

Improvement Termini: MED-018-13.54 (Foote Rd) to 15.15 (Nettleton Rd)

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY1.62 PE Env PE 2013 4PF7 Federal $440,000 $0 $2,074,900 $0 $3,353,450 2012AM10ID1783FDPE

86 PE Env PE 2013 4PS7 State $110,000



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86 PE Env RW Serv 2014 4PS7 State $125,000

87 02/26/13 2013 FHWA 3 92954 NOACA MED MED US 0042 17.68

MED-042-17.68 (Harding St Area) to 19.40 (Fenn Rd)Widen to 5 Lanes

w/Intersections improvementsHarding St/Forest Meadows St/Northland

Dr/Reagan Pkwy/Hillsview Way/Ledgewood Dr/Grand Blvd/Stonegate Dr/Fenn

RdAccess management techniques / Multi use paths / Primary Work Category:

Section Improvement Termini: MED-042-17.68 (Harding St Area) to 19.40 (Fenn

Rd)

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY1.6 PE Env PE 2013 4BK7 Federal $1,320,000 $0 $2,950,000 $0 $4,050,000 2012AM10ID1784FDPE


87 PE Env PE 2013 4PS7 State $130,000

87 PE Env PE 2013 4BK7 Federal $400,000

87 PE Env PE 2013 4BD7 State $330,000

87 PE Env PE 2013 4BD7 State $100,000

87 PE Env RW Serv 2014 4PS7 State $150,000

88 01/17/13 2013 FHWA 3 93551 ERPC ERID03 SRTS Perkins

Township

Construct pedestrian paths and improve crossings at Briar Middle School in

Perkins Township. Primary Work Category: Add Sidewalks Termini: Perkins

Township

Perkins, Township of 0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4SC7 Federal LU2E SAFE ROUTE TO SCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURE $35,000 $0 $36,000 $0 $492,600 2012AM09ID1493FDPE

89 01/17/13 2013 FHWA 3 93551 ERPC ERID03 SRTS Perkins

Township

Construct pedestrian paths and improve crossings at Briar Middle School in

Perkins Township. Primary Work Category: Add Sidewalks Termini: Perkins

Township

Perkins, Township of 0 RW RW Serv 2013 4SC7 Federal LU2E SAFE ROUTE TO SCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURE $79,300 $0 $79,300 $0 $492,600 2012AM09ID1493FDRW

90 10/15/12 2013 FHWA 3 93552 WAY D03 SRTS Rittman

Project to construct Home Street sidewalks, add path lighting, improve

crosswalks and install speed feedback signs in the City of Rittman. Primary

Work Category: Add Sidewalks Termini: City of Rittman

Rittman, city of 0 PE Env PE 2013 4SC7 Federal LU2E SAFE ROUTE TO SCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURE $33,000 $0 $33,000 $0 $394,900 2012AM08ID01196FDPE

91 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 4 25062 EASTGATE MAH MAH SR 0289 03.71Resurfacing. Structure replacement. Primary Work Category: Mill and Fill

Termini: West Corp line to East Corp line.Campbell, City of

CO Air Quality

Exempt2 RW Acquis 2013 4TA7 Federal L23E STP URBANIZED AREAS $24,000 $4,900 $34,900 $362,605 $3,961,058 2012stipID0954FDAC


92 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 4 76007 SCATS STASTA Navarre Road SW

Signals

Traffic signal system upgrade with a total of 14 intersections involved Primary

Work Category: Signals Termini: City of CantonCANTON

CO Air Quality

Exempt0 CO CO Contr 2013 4TB7 Federal Q400 Congestion Mitigation & Air Quality $1,411,000 $0 $1,760,000 $0 $2,159,100 2012stipID1038FDCO



92 CO CO Engr 2013 4BG7 Local Match 002 Local Match $39,250


92 CO CO Engr 2013 4TB7 Federal Q400 Congestion Mitigation & Air Quality $157,000

93 07/01/11 2014 FHWA 4 76413 EASTGATE TRU TRU SR 0082 14.08

Minor rehabilitation/resurfacing. Miscellaneous bridge work to six structures.

Primary Work Category: Minor Rehabilitation - Pavement Prmy Sys Termini:

From SR5 to SR46

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY3 CO CO Contr 2014 4PF7 Federal H050 NATIONAL HWY SYST $1,600,000 $0 $5,135,000 $0 $5,135,000 2012stipID1232FDCO


93 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR Federal H050 NATIONAL HWY SYST $108,000


93 CO CO Contr 2014 4PF7 Federal H050 NATIONAL HWY SYST $2,400,000


94 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 4 76849 AMATS SUM SUM SR 0059 00.00

Minor rehabilitation. Miscellaneous bridge work to eighteen structures.

Primary Work Category: Resurfacing, Divided System Termini: IR76 to East

Market Street.

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY3 CO CO Contr 2014 4PS7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $1,330,000 $0 $11,782,000 $0 $11,782,000 2012stipID1135FDCO

94 CO CO Contr 2014 4PF7 Federal H240 STP FLEXIBLE $4,000,000

94 CO CO Contr 2014 4PS7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $1,000,000

94 CO CO Contr 2014 4PF7 Federal H240 STP FLEXIBLE $5,320,000


94 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR Federal H240 STP FLEXIBLE $105,600

95 04/12/12 2013 FHWA 4 77269 AMATS SUMSUM IR 0076 10.00

(Main/Brdway)

Reconstruct IR-76/77, and change the access points and geometry of the

Main/Broadway and Wolf Ledges/Grant Interchanges.FY2010 Appropriations

Earmark IM1001 Primary Work Category: Major Reconstruction Termini: IR

76/77 West of the Main/Broadway and Wolf Ledges/Grant Interchanges.

AKRONCO Air Quality

Nonexempt2 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4BK7 Federal L01E INTERSTATE MAINTENANCE $3,510,000 $0 $6,455,556 $0 $127,865,556 2012AM06ID0665FDPE




95 PE PE Engr 2012 4D57 Federal L020 INTERSTATE MAINTENANCE DISCRETIONARY $500,000



95 PE PE Engr 2012 4BG7 Local Match 002 Local Match $55,556

96 04/12/12 2013 FHWA 4 77563 ATB ATB US 0020 13.78

Widen for TWLTL from Ridgewood to Cook Road. SLM 14.28 to 14.68Resurfacing /

Drainage / and Sidewalk improvements through section SLM 13.78 to

14.68QUANTITY SPLITS REQUIRED Primary Work Category: Widening Termini:

SR-11 to Cook Road.

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY

CO Air Quality

Exempt1 RW Acquis 2012 4HJ7 Federal LS30 HIGHWAY SAFETY IMP PROG $1,080,000 $1,000,000 $2,200,000 $2,047,994 $6,717,994 2012AM06ID0667FDRW


97 01/13/12 2013 FHWA 4 78278 AMATS POR POR SR 0014 12.55

Terminate Newton Falls Road at Woodbine Avenue to eliminate 5th leg of

intersection, extend Peck Road to SR-59, and cul-de-sac Gladys Road at SR-14.

Primary Work Category: Intersection Improvement Termini: At intersection of

SR14/SR59/Newton Falls Road (CR-177) in Ravenna Township

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY

CO Air Quality

Exempt0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4HJ7 Federal LS3E HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $450,000 $1,504,387 $2,004,387 $1,504,387 $7,559,387 2012AM04ID0343FDPEDD




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Terminate Newton Falls Road at Woodbine Avenue to eliminate 5th leg of

intersection, extend Peck Road to SR-59, and cul-de-sac Gladys Road at SR-14.

Primary Work Category: Intersection Improvement Termini: At intersection of

SR14/SR59/Newton Falls Road (CR-177) in Ravenna Township

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY

CO Air Quality

Exempt0 RW Acquis 2013 4R67 Federal HY20 Hi Priority Proj Sec 117 "Senate" $455,000 $0 $855,000 $1,504,387 $7,559,387 2012AM04ID0343FDRW



99 07/01/11 2014 FHWA 4 78883 ATBATB SR 0531 02.90

(Phase I & II)

PHASE I and II - Permanent treatment at SLM 2.90 erosion site.PE - Detailed

Design encumbered under PID#78882. Primary Work Category: Erosion

Protection Termini: ATB-SR531-2.90

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY1 CO CO Contr 2013 4SF7 Federal L240 STP FLEXIBLE $1,200,000 $0 $8,264,298 $637,014 $8,933,149 2012stipID0861FDCO


99 CO CO Engr 2013 LABR Federal L240 STP FLEXIBLE $240,000




99 CO CO Contr 2013 4SF7 Federal L240 STP FLEXIBLE $800,000


99 CO CO Engr 2013 4PF7 Federal L24E STP FLEXIBLE $5,719

99 CO CO Engr 2013 4PS7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $1,430

99 CO CO Contr 2013 4PF7 Federal L240 STP FLEXIBLE $80,000


99 CO CO Engr 2013 4PF7 Federal L24E STP FLEXIBLE $5,719

99 CO CO Engr 2013 4PS7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $1,430

99 CO CO Contr 2013 4SF7 Federal L240 STP FLEXIBLE $1,200,000


99 CO CO Contr 2013 4PF7 Federal L240 STP FLEXIBLE $1,600,000






100 08/01/11 2014 FHWA 4 79516 ATB ATB Callender Road

Replacement of the existing structure with a three span structure with roadway

approach work and guardrail work.Credit Bridge Program MAX is $ 173,150.

Primary Work Category: Bridge Replacement Termini: West of Callender Road

(TR550C) & SR-45 Intersection - 1.35 miles and 9.2 miles north of the ATB County

line

ASHTABULA COUNTY

ENGINEER0.01 CO CO Contr 2011 4B87 Federal L110 BRIDGE 15% OFF SYSTEM $1,329,435 $0 $1,630,000 $63,755 $1,693,755 2012MODID0009FDCO


100 CO CO Engr 2011 4B87 Federal L110 BRIDGE 15% OFF SYSTEM $147,715


101 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 4 79846 EASTGATE TRUTRU Warren

Sharon/Howland Wilson

Install traffic signal at the intersection and construct left turn lanes on Warren

Sharon Rd & left turn on Howland Wilson Primary Work Category: Signals

Termini: Intersection of Warren Sharon Rd (CR329) & Howland Wilson Rd (CR155)

TRUMBULL COUNTY

ENGINEER

CO Air Quality

Exempt0 RW Acquis 2013 LNTP Local Match LNTP Non Traditional Local Match $14,500 $0 $72,500 $53,826 $1,235,746 2012stipID1265FDAC

101 RW Acquis 2013 4TA7 Federal L230 URBANIZED AREAS $58,000

102 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 4 80655 EASTGATE MAH MAH Mill Creek Bikeway

Development of 6.25 mile multi-use trail in Mahoning County.Construction

under PID# 85005, MAH-Metroparks Bikeway, Phase III. Primary Work

Category: Bikeways Termini: Columbiana County line to Pine Lake.

Mill Creek Park DistrictCO Air Quality

Exempt0 RW Acquis 2012 4R47 Federal HY10 Hi Priority Projects Sec 1702 "House" $225,783 $0 $225,783 $35,625 $399,985 2012stipID0940FDAC

103 04/12/12 2013 FHWA 4 80665 AMATS SUM SUM Lauby Road

Widen four lane facility to standard design width.Improve Lauby Road /

Greensburg Road intersection. Primary Work Category: Mill and Fill Termini:

Akron Canton Airport drive to Greensburg Road intersection.

Green, City ofCO Air Quality

Exempt1 RW Acquis 2012 4HJ7 Federal LS30 HIGHWAY SAFETY IMP PROG $54,000 $0 $60,000 $238,000 $1,630,000 2012AM06ID0669FDRW


104 11/08/11 2013 FHWA 4 80666 EASTGATE TRU TRU Warren RiverwalkConstruction of riverwalk and adjacent facilities in Warren. Primary Work

Category: Bikeways Termini: Warren riverwalkWARREN

CO Air Quality

Exempt0 RW Acquis 2011 4R47 Federal HY10 Hi Priority Projects Sec 1702 "House" $25,000 $0 $25,000 $0 $342,000 2012AM04ID0345FDRW

105 08/29/11 2013 FHWA 4 80674 EASTGATE MAHMAH Western Reserve

Rd. (Phase1)

Major widening. Primary Work Category: Major Reconstruction Termini:

Hitchcock Road to SR-7

MAHONING COUNTY

ENGINEER

CO Air Quality

Nonexempt0.74 PE Env PE 2011 4R47 Federal HY10 Hi Priority Projects Sec 1702 "House" $500,000 $0 $500,000 $0 $1,820,000 2012MODID0018FDPE

106 08/30/11 2013 FHWA 4 80675 EASTGATE MAHMAH Y.S.U. Corridor

Safety Study

Studies to identify roadway and pedestrian safety improvements for Rayen

Avenue, Wick Avenue. 5th Avenue, and existing Hazel. Primary Work

Category: Section Improvement Termini: Youngstown State University

YOUNGSTOWNCO Air Quality

Exempt1.31 CO CO Contr 2011 4R47 Federal HY10 Hi Priority Projects Sec 1702 "House" $1,269,900 $0 $1,411,000 $329,728 $1,911,000 2012MODID0020FDCO

106 CO CO Engr 2011 4R47 Federal HY10 Hi Priority Projects Sec 1702 "House" $141,100

107 04/12/12 2013 FHWA 4 80680 SCATS STASTA CR-44-4.65 (Paris

Road)

Paris / Meese intersection improvement, consisting of profile corrections,

widening. Primary Work Category: Intersection Improvement Termini: Paris

Road at Meese Road.

STARK COUNTY ENGINEERCO Air Quality

Exempt0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 4R47 Federal HY10 Hi Priority Projects Sec 1702 "House" $80,000 $214,245 $314,245 $214,245 $3,896,439 2012AM06ID0671FDPE


108 10/13/11 2013 FHWA 4 80681 SCATS STA STA SR 0043 17.24Planning study of proposed widening area. Primary Work Category: Studies

Termini: 55th street to Mount PleasantDISTRICT 4 PRODUCTION

CO Air Quality

Nonexempt0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4R47 Federal HY10 Hi Priority Projects Sec 1702 "House" $791,685 $1,848,315 $2,640,000 $1,000,000 $2,640,000 2012AM03ID0105FDPEDD

109 11/08/11 2013 FHWA 4 80684 AMATS SUM SUM Evans Avenue RGS

CSX rail grade seperation improvements.The DeWine Earmark ID OH359 (LY30

Federal Funds - 80% Federal, SAFETEA-LU Sect 1934, for "Evans Ave/CSX RR Grade

Separation improvements, Akron, Ohio") has an original Earmark award amount

of $1,600,000 for which $3, Primary Work Category: Railroad Grade Separation

Termini: Evans Avenue

AKRONCO Air Quality

Exempt0 RW Acquis 2011 4R47 Federal LY30 TRANSP IMPR EARMARK PROJECTS $456,000 $0 $456,000 $632,461 $8,000,000 2012AM04ID0346FDRW

110 08/30/11 2013 FHWA 4 81430 EASTGATE TRUTRU King Graves

Realignment

Study to determine realignment of King Graves Road Primary Work Category:

Studies Termini: Kings Graves Road

TRUMBULL COUNTY

ENGINEER0 PE Env PE 2011 4R47 Federal H660 SECTION 117 DEMO ID PROJECTS $983,928 $0 $983,928 $0 $983,928 2012MODID0021FDPE



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Widening improvement that consists of widening existing 2 and 3 lane roadway

to 4 lanes with left turn lanes where warranted. Also, included are the

reconstruction of bike lanes. Primary Work Category: Major Widening

Termini: East of Crow Drive / Park Avenue intersection and end at Shepard Road.

MACEDONIACO Air Quality

Nonexempt1 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 4HJ7 Federal LS3E HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $123,745 $461,255 $598,749 $461,255 $7,103,749 2012AM06ID0674FDPE

111 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 4BG7 Local Match 002 Local Match $13,749

112 10/13/11 2013 FHWA 4 82086 EASTGATE MAH MAH Elm Street Bridge

Structure removal and replaced with a single span, steel girder. Primary Work

Category: Bridge Replacement Termini: Elm Street structure over Crandall Run

in Youngstown

YOUNGSTOWNCO Air Quality

Exempt0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 4TA7 Federal L230 URBANIZED AREAS $62,989 $149,170 $588,538 $149,170 $2,896,300 2012AM01ID0058FDPEDD

112 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 LNTP Local Match 002 Local Match $15,747

112 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 4TA7 Federal L230 URBANIZED AREAS $139,336

112 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 LNTP Local 002 Local Match $34,834

112 PE Env PE 2010 LNTP Local LNTP Non Traditional Local Match $37,292

112 PE Env PE 2010 4TA7 Federal L230 URBANIZED AREAS $149,170

113 07/12/12 2013 FHWA 4 83407 EASTGATE TRU TRU WRG Phase III

Preparation of lease agreements and/or permanent easements, survey work,

environmental review documents, soils investigation, designing engineering

and drawing, construction and inspections in order to connect to Phase I

Primary Work Category: Bikeways Termini: Intersection of Champion Avenue

East in Champion Township

Trumball County

Metropark District0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4TB7 Federal L400 CMAQ $110,632 $284,630 $395,262 $284,630 $1,615,262 2012AM07ID941FDPEDD

114 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 4 83407 EASTGATE TRU TRU WRG Phase III

Preparation of lease agreements and/or permanent easements, survey work,

environmental review documents, soils investigation, designing engineering

and drawing, construction and inspections in order to connect to Phase I

Primary Work Category: Bikeways Termini: Intersection of Champion Avenue

East in Champion Township

Trumball County

Metropark District0 RW Acquis 2012 4TB7 Federal L400 CMAQ $20,000 $0 $20,000 $220,573 $1,570,690 2012stipID1260FDAC

115 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 4 83600 EASTGATE TRU TRU CR 0142 04.68

Mill and fill of intersection with skid resistant material. Upgrade pavement

markings. Signal upgrade. Access management. Primary Work Category:

Resurfacing (safety related) Termini: North River Road at Elm Road.

TRUMBULL COUNTY

ENGINEER0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 4BG7 Local Match 002 Local Match $2,000 $0 $60,000 $0 $285,000 2012stipID1185FDENDD

115 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 4HJ7 Federal LS30 HIGHWAY SAFETY IMP PROG $18,000

115 PE Env PE 2012 4BG7 Local Match 002 Local Match $4,000

115 PE Env PE 2012 4HJ7 Federal LS30 HIGHWAY SAFETY IMP PROG $36,000

116 10/13/11 2013 FHWA 4 83629 EASTGATE TRU TRU US 0422 09.34

Install left turn storage lanes at Coit Road intersection, intersection realigning

intersection, and bank driveway. Install TWLTL from Southern Boulevard to Coit

Road. Primary Work Category: Turn Lane Addition Termini: Southern

Boulevard to Coit Road.

WARREN 0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 4TB7 Federal L400 CMAQ $210,000 $308,835 $560,000 $308,835 $6,859,000 2012AM03ID0135FDPEED

116 PE Env PE 2012 4TB7 Federal L400 CMAQ $41,185

117 10/13/11 2013 FHWA 4 83629 EASTGATE TRU TRU US 0422 09.34

Install left turn storage lanes at Coit Road intersection, intersection realigning

intersection, and bank driveway. Install TWLTL from Southern Boulevard to Coit

Road. Primary Work Category: Turn Lane Addition Termini: Southern

Boulevard to Coit Road.

WARREN 0 RW Acquis 2013 4HJ7 Federal LS30 HIGHWAY SAFETY IMP PROG $122,400 $0 $505,000 $308,835 $6,859,000 2012AM03ID0135FDRW


117 RW Acquis 2013 4TB7 Federal L400 CMAQ $352,000

118 07/12/12 2013 FHWA 4 84457 EASTGATE TRUTRU Parkman Meso. Rd

(CH313)

Replacing structure Primary Work Category: Bridge Replacement Termini:

Over Andrews Creek

TRUMBULL COUNTY

ENGINEER0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4TA7 Federal L23E STP URBANIZED AREAS $78,611 $177,389 $275,653 $177,389 $957,053 2012AM07ID0942FDPEDD


119 10/13/11 2013 FHWA 4 84458 EASTGATE TRUTRU Chestnut Ridge Rd

(CH12)

Replace structure Primary Work Category: Bridge Replacement Termini:

Over Little Yankee Creek

TRUMBULL COUNTY

ENGINEER0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4BG7 Local Match 002 Local Match $30,000 $0 $300,000 $0 $1,415,100 2012AM03ID0126FDPEED

119 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4TA7 Federal L23E STP URBANIZED AREAS $120,000


119 PE Env PE 2012 4TA7 Federal L23E STP URBANIZED AREAS $120,000

120 10/13/11 2013 FHWA 4 84459 EASTGATE TRUTRU Palmyra Road

(CH81)

Replace structure Primary Work Category: Bridge Replacement Termini:

Over Little Duck Creek

TRUMBULL COUNTY

ENGINEER0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4TA7 Federal L23E STP URBANIZED AREAS $90,000 $0 $225,000 $0 $735,600 2012AM03ID0132FDPEED




121 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 4 84460 EASTGATE TRUTRU Curtis Middlefield

(TH227)

Replace existing structure Primary Work Category: Bridge Replacement

Termini: Over Swine Creek

TRUMBULL COUNTY

ENGINEER0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 LNTP Local Match 002 Local Match $30,000 $0 $300,000 $0 $1,637,800 2012stipID1189FDENDD


121 PE Env PE 2012 LNTP Local Match 002 Local Match $30,000


122 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 4 84460 EASTGATE TRUTRU Curtis Middlefield

(TH227)


Termini: Over Swine Creek

TRUMBULL COUNTY

ENGINEER0 RW Acquis 2012 LNTP Local Match 002 Local Match $15,000 $0 $75,000 $0 $1,637,800 2012stipID1190FDAC


123 10/13/11 2013 FHWA 4 84461 EASTGATE TRUTRU Newton Falls Bailey

(CH92)


Termini: Over Duck Creek

TRUMBULL COUNTY





124 10/13/11 2013 FHWA 4 84463 EASTGATE TRUTRU Messick South Rd

(TH235)


Termini: Over Baughman Creek

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125 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 4 84476 EASTGATE TRUTRU Mayburn Corners

(CR279)


Termini: Over Sugar Creek

TRUMBULL COUNTY

ENGINEER0 RW Acquis 2012 LNTP Local Match 002 Local Match $10,000 $0 $50,000 $127,030 $980,900 2012stipID1207FDAC


126 04/12/12 2013 FHWA 4 84498 AMATS SUMSUM Cleve-Massillon

(CR17-7.44)

Safety Tier 2 PE - to determine selected alternative of appropriate measures to

improve congestion and saftey through corridor including signal improvements,

turn lane needs and access management.RW and CO phases under PID# 85076,

SUM-Cleveland Massillon Primary Work Category: Widening Termini:

Shannon Road to IR-76

Norton, City of 2 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 4HJ7 Federal LS30 HIGHWAY SAFETY IMP PROG $562,807 $572,289 $1,247,630 $572,289 $1,247,630 2012AM06ID0677FDPE


126 PE Env PE 2012 4HJ7 Federal LS30 HIGHWAY SAFETY IMP PROG $45,000

126 PE Env PE 2012 LNTP Local Match LNTP Non Traditional Local Match $5,000

127 10/13/11 2013 FHWA 4 84546 AMATS POR POR East Summit Street

Install coordinated signal system, add center median to restrict turns and

discourage midblock pedestrian crossing, improve intersection at Lincoln Street,

extend Rhodes Road to Summit Street at East Campus Drive, and improve

profile/grade of Summit Stree Primary Work Category: Intersection

Improvement Termini: Between Lincoln Street and Loop Road

KENT 0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 LNTP Local Match LNTP Non Traditional Local Match $110,120 $272,800 $891,600 $272,800 $12,574,912 2012AM03ID009FD3PEDD

127 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 4HJ7 Federal L240 STP FLEXIBLE $440,480

128 07/01/11 2014 FHWA 4 84586 SCATS STASTA US/SR 30/183

31.96/5.88

Resurfacing. US-30 from Minerva Western corp to Columbiana County line. SR-

183 from Market Street to Alliance Southern corp.Deck overlay and painting of

sfn# 7605625. Primary Work Category: Minor Rehabilitation - Pavement Gnrl

Sys Termini: US-30 and SR-183

DISTRICT 4-

MAINTENANCE12 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR Federal L20E STP RURAL <200K $6,400 $0 $3,108,000 $1,656 $3,110,787 2012stipID1075FDCO










129 07/01/11 2014 FHWA 4 84593 AMATS PORPOR SR 14/183

18.08/3.01

Resurfacing. Miscellaneous bridge work to four structures. Primary Work

Category: Minor Rehabilitation - Pavement Gnrl Sys Termini: SR-14 and SR-183

DISTRICT 4-

MAINTENANCE12 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR Federal L25E STP RURAL <5K $212,000 $0 $3,040,000 $0 $3,040,000 2012stipID1004FDCO






130 07/01/11 2014 FHWA 4 84601 EASTGATE MAHMAH/POR/TRU - 224/534

- Various

Resurfacing. To be sold with PID# 90225, MAH 224/534 ? Primary Work

Category: Minor Rehabilitation - Pavement Gnrl Sys Termini: MAH-224 and POR-

224, along with MAH-534 and TRU-534

DISTRICT 4-

MAINTENANCE14 CO CO Contr 2014 4PF7 Federal L25E STP RURAL <5K $2,560,000 $0 $3,520,000 $0 $3,520,000 2012stipID0979FDCO




131 07/01/11 2014 FHWA 4 84606 ATB ATB US 0322 8.11Resurfacing. Miscellaneous bridge work to four structures. Primary Work

Category: Minor Rehabilitation - Pavement Gnrl Sys Termini: SLM 8.11 to 17.49

DISTRICT 4-

MAINTENANCE9 CO CO Contr 2014 4PF7 Federal L25E STP RURAL <5K $1,720,000 $0 $2,410,000 $0 $2,410,000 2012stipID0868FDCO






132 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 4 84621 EASTGATE TRU TRU High / Main Street

Replacement of East Main Street bridge and addition of left turn lane East Main

and North High Streets Primary Work Category: Bridge Replacement

Termini: Intersection of High & Main Streets and intersection of Walnut St. &

East Main St.

TRUMBULL COUNTY

ENGINEER0 RW Acquis 2012 4TB7 Federal L400 CMAQ $150,000 $0 $150,000 $184,598 $2,425,000 2012stipID1194FDAC


New capacity and safety improvement.Phase II to be constructed under

PID#92032, SUM-SR91-21.65 Primary Work Category: Widening Termini: Post

Road to Glenwood Drive.

TWINSBURG 1 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4HJ7 Federal LS30 HIGHWAY SAFETY IMP PROG $270,000 $290,538 $679,975 $290,538 $6,165,100 2012AM04ID0356FDPEDD

133 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 4HJ7 Federal LS30 HIGHWAY SAFETY IMP PROG $80,493



134 10/13/11 2013 FHWA 4 85153 EASTGATE TRUTRU TR 17 1.08 Hubbard

Thomas

Bridge replacement. Primary Work Category: Bridge Replacement Termini:

Over Little Yankee Creek

TRUMBULL COUNTY

ENGINEER0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2014 4BG7 Local Match 002 Local Match $30,000 $0 $300,000 $0 $1,473,000 2012AM03ID0134FDPEED




135 11/08/11 2013 FHWA 4 85279 EASTGATE MAH MAH CR 0102 01.46Construction of roundabout. Primary Work Category: Intersection

Improvement Termini: Mathews / Sheridan Road Intersection

MAHONING COUNTY

ENGINEER0.01 RW Acquis 2011 4TB7 Federal L400 CMAQ $50,000 $0 $65,151 $144,606 $1,117,846 2012MODID00120FDRW

135 RW RW Serv 2011 4TB7 Federal L400 CMAQ $15,151


Reconfigure SR-5 at New Milford Road intersection to restrict thru traffic and left

turn movements from New Milford Road. Design to be completed through

PID#78278, POR-SR14-12.55 Primary Work Category: Intersection Improvement

Termini: New Milford Road and Lake Road

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0.08 RW Acquis 2011 4BC7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $5,000 $0 $50,000 $0 $915,000 2012MODID00121FDRW

136 RW Acquis 2011 4HJ7 Federal LS30 HIGHWAY SAFETY IMP PROG $45,000



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137 10/13/11 2013 FHWA 4 85299 SCATS STA STA 12th Street HSP

Widening of 12th Street from Monument to Maple, including the widening of

Market Street (SR-43) approaches for addition of left turn storage lanes. Install

coordinated signal system through East/West corridor networked with existing

North/South systems. Primary Work Category: Turn Lane Addition Termini:

SR-43 at SR-153 intersection

CANTON 0 RW Acquis 2012 LNTP Local Match LNTP Non Traditional Local Match $71,638 $0 $1,004,978 $257,736 $12,088,782 2012AM03ID0097FDRW


137 RW Acquis 2012 4TB7 Federal L40E CMAQ $53,600





137 RW RW Serv 2012 4TA7 Federal L23E STP URBANIZED AREAS $249,432

138 01/17/13 2013 FHWA 4 86154 AMATS SUMSUM - Akron Cleveland

Road

Bridge replacement. SFN# 7768141. Primary Work Category: Bridge

Replacement Termini: Over Metroparks trail.BOSTON HEIGHTS 0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4R47 Federal 56C0 DIV A 2010 STP APPROP EARMARK $328,340 $310,660 $650,000 $310,660 $4,713,000 2012AM09ID1506FDPE

138 PE Env PE 2013 4R47 Federal 56C0 DIV A 2010 STP APPROP EARMARK $11,000

139 01/17/13 2013 FHWA 4 86154 AMATS SUMSUM - Akron Cleveland

Road

Bridge replacement. SFN# 7768141. Primary Work Category: Bridge

Replacement Termini: Over Metroparks trail.BOSTON HEIGHTS 0 RW Acquis 2013 4R47 Federal 56C0 DIV A 2010 STP APPROP EARMARK $100,000 $0 $425,000 $310,660 $4,713,000 2012AM09ID1506FDRW


140 04/12/12 2013 FHWA 4 86923 AMATS SUM SUM 31st Street (CR17)

Widening 31st street for the addition of a TWLTL including signal upgrade for the

Shannon Avenue intersection. Primary Work Category: Turn Lane Addition

Termini: Wooster Road to Shannon Avenue

Barberton, City of 1 RW Acquis 2013 4TA7 Federal $374,000 $0 $467,500 $308,720 $4,315,851 2012AM06ID0683FDRW


141 07/12/12 2013 FHWA 4 86979 AMATS SUMSUM IR 76/77

11.27/12.22

Relocation of Johnston Street between Spicer Street and Brown Street two

facilitate the improvement of IR-76 by removing three structures over Johnston

Street. Primary Work Category: Bridge Deck Replacement Termini: Brown

Street to Central Interchange

DISTRICT 4-PLANNING 1 RW Acquis 2013 4PF7 Federal L01E INTERSTATE MAINTENANCE $1,575,000 $0 $2,000,000 $1,291,339 $20,391,339 2012AM07ID0944FDRW




142 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 4 87545 EASTGATE MAHMAH Division Street (CH-

308)

Bridge replacement. Primary Work Category: Bridge Replacement Termini:

Division Street over Mahoning River

MAHONING COUNTY

ENGINEER0 RW Acquis 2012 LNTP Local Match 002 Local Match $20,000 $0 $100,000 $180,491 $3,978,000 2012stipID0912FDAC


143 07/01/11 2014 FHWA 4 88526 EASTGATE MAHMAH Porter Ave. SRTS,

Phase II

Replace and add sidwalks on Porter Avenue in the City of Campbell. Primary

Work Category: Add Sidewalks Termini: Porter AvenueCampbell, City of 0 CO CO Contr 2013 4SC7 Federal LU2E SAFE ROUTE TO SCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURE $263,700 $0 $293,000 $0 $318,000 2012stipID0942FDCO

143 CO CO Engr 2013 LABR Federal LU2E SAFE ROUTE TO SCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURE $29,300

144 11/08/11 2013 FHWA 4 88533 AMATS SUMSUM IR-76 Martha

Corridor Study

Corridor Study per PDP process. To include an IMS. Primary Work Category:

Corridor Study Termini: Arlington Road to Market Street.AKRON 1.77 PE Pln Stdy 2011 4R47 Federal 56C0 DIV A 2010 STP APPROP EARMARK $750,000 $0 $750,000 $0 $750,000 2012AM04ID0362FDPE

145 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 4 89113 AMATS SUM SUM SR 0091 00.00 Study

Widen for NB dual LT lane, EB RT lane, proper EB LT & SB LT storage length.

Access management - restrict driveway LT's on Canton Road from Arcadia to Old

Home - provide alternate access. Improve profile and widen for TWLTL from Old

Home to Linwood. Primary Work Category: Widening Termini: SR91/CR66 at

US-224

DISTRICT 4-PLANNING 1 PE Env PE 2012 4BC7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $35,000 $0 $350,000 $0 $350,000 2012stipID1139FDEN


146 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 4 89306 AMATS SUM SUM Canton Road SignalInstall a new traffic signal. Primary Work Category: Signals Termini:

Springfield Lake Drive at Canton Road

SUMMIT COUNTY

ENGINEER0 RW Acquis 2012 LNTP Local Match 002 Local Match $1,800 $0 $18,000 $26,402 $165,097 2012stipID1094FDAC


147 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 4 90213 EASTGATE TRUTRU High St. / West Main

Street

Resurfacing. Primary Work Category: Mill and Fill Termini: High Street and

West Main StreetCORTLAND 2 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 LNTP Local Match 002 Local Match $9,000 $0 $45,000 $0 $670,000 2012stipID1196FDDD


148 10/13/11 2013 FHWA 4 90268 SCATS STASTA Mahoning Rd.

Utilities-Ph. 1

Burying and relocating overhead utilities. Primary Work Category: Earthwork

Termini: Grace Avenue to Harmont AvenueCANTON 0 RW Acquis 2013 4BK7 Federal L20E STP RURAL <200K $800,000 $0 $1,000,000 $0 $2,250,000 2012AM03ID0102FDRW


149 07/12/12 2013 FHWA 4 90361 SCATS STA STA SR 0153 01.70

Streetscape/economic development project to improve traffic flow and safety.

Address roadway pavement, curbs, sidewalks, ramps, crosswalks, lights, and

signals.To be sold with PID# 92235, STA-153-2.69. Urban Paving. Primary Work

Category: Mill and Fill Termini: Grace Avenue to Harmont Avenue

CANTON 1 RW Acquis 2013 4BK7 Federal L20E STP RURAL <200K $200,000 $0 $250,000 $0 $10,957,887 2012AM07ID0948FDRW


150 07/12/12 2013 FHWA 4 90365 SCATS STA STA SR 0153 00.80

Streetscape/economic development project to improve traffic flow and safety.

Address roadway pavement, curbs, sidewalks, ramps, crosswalks, lights, and

signals. Primary Work Category: Mill and Fill Termini: Maple Avenue to

Grace Avenue.

CANTON 1 RW Acquis 2013 4BK7 Federal L20E STP RURAL <200K $400,000 $0 $500,000 $0 $8,350,000 2012AM07ID0949FDRW


151 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 4 90465 SCATS STASTA 11th Street / Market

St.

Preliminary engineering.2009 TCSP Earmark TC0901 Primary Work Category: PE

Only Termini: 11th Street / Market AvenueCANTON 0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 4D57 Federal L680 TCSP $165,680 $0 $444,600 $0 $444,600 2012stipID1011FDENDD


151 PE Env PE 2012 4D57 Federal L680 TCSP $190,000


152 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 4 90890 AMATS SUMSUM White Pond Drive -

Phase 3

Roadway improvements. Intersection.Three FED Earmarks: OH125, OH229, TC

0806 Primary Work Category: Mill and Fill Termini: Between IR-77 and

Copley Road

AKRON 1 PE Env PE 2012 LNTP Local Match 002 Local Match $151,511 $0 $757,553 $0 $3,157,553 2012stipID1177FDEN

152 PE Env PE 2012 4R47 Federal L680 TCSP $606,042



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153 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 4 90890 AMATS SUMSUM White Pond Drive -

Phase 3

Roadway improvements. Intersection.Three FED Earmarks: OH125, OH229, TC

0806 Primary Work Category: Mill and Fill Termini: Between IR-77 and

Copley Road

AKRON 1 RW Acquis 2013 4R47 Federal H170 SEC 115 STP EARMARK $750,000 $0 $750,000 $0 $3,157,553 2012stipID1178FDAC

154 01/13/12 2013 FHWA 4 91004 AMATS SUMSUM Call Road/Various

SRTS

Adding sidewalk connectivity at four locations. New speed monitors at crossings.

Primary Work Category: Add Sidewalks Termini: Various roads in the City of

Stow

Stow, City of 0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 4SC7 Federal LU2E SAFE ROUTE TO SCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURE $2,200 $43,800 $46,000 $43,800 $376,270 2012AM04ID0364FDPEDD

155 10/15/12 2013 FHWA 4 91033 EASTGATE TRUTRU Ohio Avenue (CR-

351)

Resurfacing. Including curb ramps, pavement markings, signage, and storm

sewer repairs. Primary Work Category: Mill and Fill Termini: Marshall Road

to Olive Street

McDonald, Village of 1 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4TA7 Federal L23E STP URBANIZED AREAS $20,000 $0 $50,000 $0 $518,000 2012AM08ID01237FDPE




156 10/13/11 2014 FHWA 4 91051 AMATS SUM SUM SR 0082 00.00Concrete overlay. Sealing of structure. Primary Work Category: Bridge Repair

Termini: Over Cuyahoga River, Railroad, Bike PathDISTRICT 4-PLANNING 0 CO CO Contr 2015 4BU7 Federal $2,000,000 $0 $2,750,000 $0 $2,750,000 2012AM03ID0122FDCO

156 CO CO Contr 2015 4BT7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $500,000



157 01/13/12 2013 FHWA 4 92004 EASTGATE TRUTRU Warren Riverwalk-

Lovers Lane

This project will construct trails and facilities along the Mahoning River in the

City of Warren. Primary Work Category: Bikeways Termini: Lovers Lane Park

Trail

WARREN 0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 4R47 Federal LY10 HI PRI SEC 1702 $10,000 $0 $25,000 $0 $150,000 2012AM04ID0366FDPE

157 PE Env PE 2012 4R47 Federal LY10 HI PRI SEC 1702 $15,000

158 01/13/12 2013 FHWA 4 92022 EASTGATE TRUTRU Warren Riverwalk /

Burbank

Construction of trails and facilities along the Mahoning River in the City of

Warren. Primary Work Category: Add Sidewalks Termini: Warren RiverwalkWARREN 0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 4R47 Federal LY10 HI PRI SEC 1702 $10,000 $0 $25,000 $0 $150,000 2012AM04ID0367FDPE


159 01/13/12 2013 FHWA 4 92055 EASTGATE TRUTRU Warren

Mahoningside

Construct trail facilities along the Mahoning River in the City of Warren.

Primary Work Category: Parks Termini: MahoningsideWARREN 0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 4R47 Federal LY10 HI PRI SEC 1702 $10,000 $0 $25,000 $0 $200,000 2012AM04ID0368FDPE

159 PE Env PE 2012 4R47 Federal HY10 Hi Priority Projects Sec 1702 "House" $15,000

160 01/13/12 2013 FHWA 4 92068 EASTGATE TRUTRU Warren Riverwalk

Bullhead

Construct trails and facilities along the Mahoning River in the City of Warren.

Primary Work Category: Parks Termini: Bullhead ParkWARREN 0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 4R47 Federal HY10 Hi Priority Projects Sec 1702 "House" $10,000 $0 $25,000 $0 $250,000 2012AM04ID0369FDPE


161 01/13/12 2013 FHWA 4 92216 AMATS SUMSUM Ghent Historic

Wayside Acq

Purchase a 7.5 acre parcel along the Heritage Corridors of Bath Scenic Byway

which will be developed into a visitor information wayside. Primary Work

Category: Scenic Byway Termini: 1200' North of Granger Road in Bath Township

on West side of Roadway

BATH TOWNSHIP 0 RW Acquis 2013 4D57 Federal L970 Scenic Byway $247,116 $0 $340,931 $4,440 $345,371 2012AM04ID0371FDRW

161 RW Acquis 2013 LNTP Local Match 002 Local Match $61,779


162 01/13/12 2013 FHWA 4 92240 AMATS SUMSUM Ravenna Road (CR-

12)

Structure replacement. Primary Work Category: Bridge Replacement

Termini: Over Tinkers Creek

SUMMIT COUNTY

ENGINEER0 RW Utl Remb 2013 4B87 Federal L1CE BRIDGE 85% ON/OFF SYSTEM $80,000 $0 $100,000 $0 $1,775,000 2012AM04ID0372FDRW

162 RW Utl Remb 2013 LNTP Local Match 002 Local Match $20,000

163 01/13/12 2013 FHWA 4 92252 AMATS SUMSUM N HOWARD

Billboard Removal

Removal of three billboards Primary Work Category: Scenic Byway Termini:

Near interction of North Howard Street and West North StreetAKRON 0 RW Acquis 2013 4D57 Federal L970 Scenic Byway $240,000 $0 $300,000 $0 $300,000 2012AM04ID0373FDRW


164 01/17/13 2013 FHWA 4 92443 EASTGATE MAHMAH SR 0046 4.42 So.

Range

Construction of new turn lanes. Primary Work Category: Turn Lane Addition

Termini: SR-46 at new South Range school complexDISTRICT 4-PLANNING 0.38 RW Utl Remb 2013 4TB7 Federal $100,000 $0 $100,000 $182,394 $1,419,608 2012AM09ID1510FDRW

165 04/12/12 2013 FHWA 4 92562 SCATS STA STA SR 0172 11.91 Safety

Safety Tier II. Investigate upgrading signal system, improve signing, pavement

markings, improve sidewalks and crosswalks. Primary Work Category: Signals

Termini: Whipple Road to Smith Avenue

CANTON 1 PE Env PE 2012 4HJ7 Federal LS3E HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $250,000 $0 $277,778 $0 $277,778 2012AM06ID0696FDPE


166 02/26/13 2014 FHWA 4 92643 EASTGATE MAHMAH US 0224 12.69

(Main St.)

Resurfacing of various routes (US62, US62D, US224, SR46, SR46D), in the City of

Canfield, Mahoning County, Ohio. Primary Work Category: Mill and Fill

Termini: SR-46 to Talsman Road. Canfield Circle.

CANFIELD 1.66 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR Federal M240 STP FLEXIBLE $28,800 $0 $1,236,000 $0 $1,236,000 2012AM10ID1787FDCO


166 CO CO Contr 2014 4TA7 Federal L23E STP URBANIZED AREAS $586,000


166 CO CO Contr 2014 4PF7 Federal M240 STP FLEXIBLE $374,000


167 01/13/12 2014 FHWA 4 92719 AMATS SUMSUM State Street (CR-

162-2.44)

Resurfacing. Primary Work Category: Mill and Fill Termini: Robinson Avenue

to Highland AvenueBarberton, City of 1 CO CO Engr 2014 4TA7 Federal L23E STP URBANIZED AREAS $57,600 $0 $720,000 $0 $720,000 2012AM04ID0399FDCO

167 CO CO Engr 2014 LNTP Local Match 002 Local Match $14,400

167 CO CO Contr 2014 4TA7 Federal L23E STP URBANIZED AREAS $518,400

167 CO CO Contr 2014 LNTP Local Match 002 Local Match $129,600

168 07/12/12 2014 FHWA 4 93131 SCATS STA STA Alliance Sidewalks

Additional sidewalks. ADA ramps. Pavement markings. Signing for school

crosswalks. Primary Work Category: Add Sidewalks Termini: SR183, Rockhill

Avenue, 24th Street, Johnson Avenue, Vine Street, Harrison Street

ALLIANCE 0 CO CO Engr 2014 LNTP Local Match 002 Local Match $7,500 $0 $255,000 $0 $255,000 2012AM07ID0957FDCO

168 CO CO Engr 2014 4R47 Federal 56C0 DIV A 2010 STP APPROP EARMARK $18,000


168 CO CO Contr 2014 4R47 Federal 56C0 DIV A 2010 STP APPROP EARMARK $162,000

169 07/12/12 2013 FHWA 4 93385 EASTGATE TRUTRU Greenway Trailhead

Project

The proposed project will consist of constructing a trailhead and amenities at

various locations along the Great Ohio Lake to River Greenway. Primary Work

Category: Bikeways Termini: Great Ohio Lake to River Greenway

WARREN 0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 LNTP Local Match 002 Local Match $50,000 $0 $210,000 $0 $760,000 2012AM07ID0962FDPE



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170 10/15/12 2014 FHWA 4 93606 AMATS SUM SUM Hudson SRTS

Sidewalk installation. Flashing beacons. Crosswalk improvement. Bicycle racks.

Primary Work Category: Add Sidewalks Termini: Various streets in the City of

Hudson.

HUDSON 0 CO CO Contr 2014 4SC7 Federal LS2E HSIP - HI RISK RURAL $191,000 $0 $210,000 $0 $210,000 2012AM08ID01211FDCO

170 CO CO Engr 2014 4SC7 Federal LS2E HSIP - HI RISK RURAL $19,000

171 04/11/13 2014 FHWA 4 93608 AMATS SUMSUM Stow Munroe Falls

SRTS

Provide pedestrian facilities and upgraded crossings near schools in the Stow-

Munroe Falls school District. Primary Work Category: Add Sidewalks Termini:

Various schools in the Stow Munroe Falls school district.

Stow, City of 0 CO CO Engr 2014 4SC7 Federal LU2E SAFE ROUTE TO SCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURE $39,166 $0 $391,655 $30,615 $446,655 2012AM11ID1834FDCO

171 CO CO Contr 2014 4SC7 Federal LU2E SAFE ROUTE TO SCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURE $352,490

172 10/15/12 2013 FHWA 4 93608 AMATS SUMSUM Stow Munroe Falls

SRTS

Provide pedestrian facilities and upgraded crossings near schools in the Stow-

Munroe Falls school District. Primary Work Category: Add Sidewalks Termini:

Various schools in the Stow Munroe Falls school district.

Stow, City of 0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4SC7 Federal LU2E SAFE ROUTE TO SCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURE $35,000 $0 $55,000 $0 $331,000 2012AM08ID01212FDPE


173 01/17/13 2013 FHWA 4 93658 EASTGATE MAH MAH Lowellville SRTS

Improve bicycle and pedestrian safety at the SR-289 / Wood Street intersection

and the SR-289 / Walnut Street intersection. Primary Work Category:

Intersection Improvement Termini: Various streets in the Village of

Lowellville.

Lowellville, Village of 0.06 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4SC7 Federal LU2E SAFE ROUTE TO SCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURE $30,000 $0 $34,000 $0 $442,000 2012AM09ID1511FDPE


174 01/17/13 2013 FHWA 4 93669 EASTGATE MAH MAH Poland Twp. SRTSConstruct sidewalks. Primary Work Category: Add Sidewalks Termini: SR-170

from Dobbins Road to Nesbit Drive.Poland, Township of 1.5 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4SC7 Federal LU2E SAFE ROUTE TO SCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURE $45,000 $0 $45,000 $0 $543,500 2012AM09ID1512FDPE

175 01/17/13 2013 FHWA 4 93669 EASTGATE MAH MAH Poland Twp. SRTSConstruct sidewalks. Primary Work Category: Add Sidewalks Termini: SR-170

from Dobbins Road to Nesbit Drive.Poland, Township of 1.5 RW Acquis 2013 4SC7 Federal LU2E SAFE ROUTE TO SCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURE $20,000 $0 $20,000 $0 $543,500 2012AM09ID1512FDRW

176 10/15/12 2013 FHWA 4 93672 EASTGATE TRU TRU Liberty Twp. SRTS

Provide pedestrian facilities and signals along SR-304 and various streets near

the Liberty School campus. Primary Work Category: Add Sidewalks Termini:

Various locations near the Liberty School campus

Liberty, Township of 2 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4SC7 Federal LU2E SAFE ROUTE TO SCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURE $32,000 $0 $37,000 $0 $490,000 2012AM08ID01238FDPE


177 07/12/12 2013 FHWA 4 93729 EASTGATE TRUTRU Station Park

Trailhead

Construction of Station Park Trailhead and amenities along the TRU - Greenway

Trail. Primary Work Category: Bikeways Termini: Station Park TrailheadWARREN 0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 LNTP Local Match 002 Local Match $10,000 $0 $65,625 $0 $270,625 2012AM07ID0976FDPE



178 01/17/13 2013 FHWA 4 93760 AMATS SUMSUM Liberty Road

Sidewalk

Construction of a sidewalk, including clearing, grading, pavement, and drainage

improvements. Primary Work Category: Bikeways Termini: Post to SolonTWINSBURG 0.68 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4TC7 Federal L22E STP ENHANCEMENT $18,100 $0 $77,625 $0 $477,625 2012AM09ID1507FDPE


178 PE Env PE 2013 4TC7 Federal L22E STP ENHANCEMENT $44,000


179 10/15/12 2013 FHWA 4 94274 AMATS SUMSUM Everett Ranger

Parking Lot

Resurface the parking lot of the Everett Ranger Station located at 4683 Riverview

Road, Summit County, Ohio. Pave the existing gravel parking lot, with striping,

minor grading. Primary Work Category: Parking Lot Termini: Cuyahoga Valley

National Park

SUMMIT COUNTY

ENGINEER0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4D57 Federal F130 Public Lands Highways Discretionary $10,000 $0 $10,000 $0 $94,240 2012AM08ID01224FDPE

180 01/17/13 2013 FHWA 4 94282 AMATS PORPOR Chestnut Street

Sidewalks

Construct sidewalk along County Route 163 (Chestnut Street) in the City of

Ravenna, Portage County, Ohio. Primary Work Category: Add Sidewalks

Termini: Ravenna High School to Robinson Memorial Hospital

RAVENNA 0.59 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4TC7 Federal M301 TAP URBANIZED AREAS $8,515 $0 $10,644 $0 $117,070 2012AM09ID1503FDPE


181 07/01/11 2014 FHWA 5 25192 MORPC FAIFAI/PER SR 256

14.18/00.00

Resurfacing with chip seal Primary Work Category: Resurfacing, Undivided

System Termini: SR 256 from Baltimore E Corp Line to SR 13 in Per Co

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY15 CO CO Engr 2015 LABR State 002 State Funds (S,O) $114,770 $0 $6,009,971 $0 $6,010,971 2012stipID1354FDCO

181 CO CO Contr 2015 4PF7 Federal Q200 STP UA<200,000/RURAL $2,174,486



181 CO CO Engr 2015 LABR Federal Q200 STP UA<200,000/RURAL $217,449


182 07/12/12 2013 FHWA 5 81249 MUS MUS IR 70 11.43A/13.06

Rehab the backwalls on both bridges on IR 70 in Muskingum CountyRevised work

per scope: Mus-70-11.43A - New Overlay, new Approach Slabs, Replace

Breastwall and Modify to new abutment details. New parapets and guardrail.

Mus-70-13.06 – New Overlay, Pour Primary Work Category: Bridge Repair

Termini: Location 1) Ramp A over Ramp H; Location 2) IR 70 over an abandoned

Rail Road

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4PF7 Federal $90,000 $0 $311,659 $0 $2,023,036 2012AM07ID0977FDPE




183 01/17/13 2013 FHWA 5 81871 FAI FAI US 22 22.92

Originally programmed as "D05 CUV FY2014" as a District wide culvert project -

Revised as Fai-US 22-22.92 after it was selected on 09/27/2011 as the only culvert

being addressed. Primary Work Category: Culvert

Construction/Reconstr/Repair Termini: District wide

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0.02 RW Acquis 2013 4PF7 Federal L250 STP Rural <5,000 $12,000 $0 $35,000 $0 $441,069 2012AM09ID1534FDRW


183 RW RW Serv 2013 4PF7 Federal L250 STP Rural <5,000 $16,000




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184 04/11/13 2014 FHWA 5 83024 MUS MUS SR 666 02.66/5.71

Revised work per scope: Mus-666-0266, SFN 6006450 is an existing single span

steel beam, to be replaced with a single span concrete slab with a new SFN of

6006469. Mus-666-0571, SFN 6006574 is an existing single span steel beam, to be

replaced with a thr Primary Work Category: Bridge Replacement Termini:

Location 1) 0.04 miles N of Riverview Bailey Drive on SR 666 Location 2) 0.03

miles south of TR 392

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0.03 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR Federal L20E STP RURAL <200K $23,613 $0 $1,074,263 $20,000 $1,095,263 2012AM11ID1845FDCO


184 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR Federal L11E BRIDGE 15% OFF SYSTEM $32,610


184 CO CO Contr 2014 4PF7 Federal L11E BRIDGE 15% OFF SYSTEM $465,861




185 07/01/11 2014 FHWA 5 83108 Lancaster FAI FAI US 22 10.23

2" mill and fill on US 22 in Fairfield County Primary Work Category: Minor

Rehabilitation - Pavement Gnrl Sys Termini: From MR 335 (Zane Ave) in

Lancaster to 0.1 miles west of TR 389 (Snoke Hill Rd)

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY11 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR Federal L25E STP RURAL <5K $84,174 $0 $6,913,291 $0 $6,914,291 2012stipID1350FDCO












186 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 5 83863 D05D05 BK FY2013(C)-Real

Estate

Block Pid for Real Estate and Utility Expenses Primary Work Category: Blanket

Funding Estimates Termini: District Wide

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 RW Acquis 2013 4PS7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $250,000 $0 $500,000 $0 $500,000 2012stipID1278FDAC

186 RW Acquis 2013 4PF7 Federal L240 STP FLEXIBLE $250,000

187 07/12/12 2013 FHWA 5 84292 MUS MUS SR 60 06.72

Realignment of approximately 1000' of SR 60 away from a rock cut slope

Placement of a drilled shaft wall with lagging panels. Selected as a FY 2012 GSM

project. Primary Work Category: Slide Repair Termini: SR 60 located 0.54

miles north of TR 612

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 RW Acquis 2013 4PF7 Federal $40,000 $0 $65,000 $51,815 $2,120,373 2012AM07ID0979FDRW


187 RW RW Serv 2013 4PF7 Federal $12,000


188 01/17/13 2013 FHWA 5 84884 MORPC LICLIC CR 39 02.20 (York

Road)

Replace existing bridge, SFN 4535685 (Lic-CR 39-02.20) carrying York Rd (CR 39)

over the South Fork of Licking River. (CREDIT BRIDGE) Primary Work Category:

Bridge Replacement Termini: On York Road (CR 39) 0.20 miles south of TR 939

LICKING COUNTY

ENGINEER0.01 RW Acquis 2013 4B87 Federal L11E BRIDGE 15% OFF SYSTEM $60,000 $0 $140,000 $27,406 $2,446,584 2012AM09ID1529FDRW

188 RW RW Serv 2014 4B87 Federal L11E BRIDGE 15% OFF SYSTEM $80,000

189 03/01/12 2013 FHWA 5 86245 LCATS LIC LIC SR 13D 00.00

Conversion of 4t Street/Mount Vernon Road (SR13) to two way traffic from St

Clair to Locust. Make overpass two way with additional lanes. Radius

improvments through out. Primary Work Category: Bridge Replacement

Termini: State Route 13 south coversion to two way traffic St Clair to Locust

Newark, City of 1 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4BG7 Local Match 2 Local Match $48,460 $0 $807,680 $0 $6,782,680 2012AM05ID0586FDPE

189 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4TB7 Federal L40E CMAQ $193,840


189 PE Env PE 2012 4TB7 Federal L400 CMAQ $452,304

190 11/08/11 2013 FHWA 5 86983 LCATS LICLIC CR 79 0.89 (High St

Enhance)

Addition of sidewalks and Bikepath Primary Work Category: Add Sidewalks

Termini: Enhancements to High Street (previous SR79A)Hebron, Village of 0.83 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 4BG7 Local Match 002 Local Match $12,000 $0 $150,000 $0 $1,374,999 2012MODID00135FDPE

190 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 4TA7 Federal L22E STP ENHANCEMENT $48,000

190 PE Env PE 2011 4TA7 Federal L22E STP ENHANCEMENT $72,000


191 01/17/13 2013 FHWA 5 86983 LCATS LICLIC CR 79 0.89 (High St

Enhance)

Addition of sidewalks and Bikepath Primary Work Category: Add Sidewalks

Termini: Enhancements to High Street (previous SR79A)Hebron, Village of 0.83 RW Acquis 2013 4TA7 Federal L20E STP RURAL <200K $5,560 $0 $6,950 $95,765 $1,302,636 2012AM09ID1524FDRW


192 03/01/12 2013 FHWA 5 87344 FAI FAI SR 158 03.75

Establish rock fall barriers on SR 158 starting just north of Valley View Drive

(03.75 to 03.86) Primary Work Category: Rock Barrier Termini: On SR 158

starting just north of Valley View Drive (03.75 to 03.86)

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 RW Acquis 2012 4SS7 State 2 State Funds (S,O) $6,800 $0 $34,000 $0 $1,462,666 2012AM05ID0587FDRW

192 RW Acquis 2012 4SF7 Federal L250 STP Rural <5,000 $27,200

193 07/12/12 2013 FHWA 5 87346 MUSMUS SR 146

30.95/31.51/31.58

Repair of landslides that are slipping out from under the roadway at three

locations on SR 146 in Muskingum County. Location 1 is 0.25 mi east of CR 61

(Zion Ridge Rd); Locations 2 & 3 are 0.14 & 0.21 mi east of Spratt. 01/11/2012 -

location has been re Primary Work Category: Slide Repair Termini: Location 1

is 0.25 mi east of CR 61 (Zion Ridge Rd); Locations 2 & 3 are 0.14 & 0.21 mi east of

Spratt

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 RW Acquis 2013 4PF7 Federal $4,800 $0 $6,000 $21,796 $83,296 2012AM07ID0980FDRW


194 03/01/12 2013 FHWA 5 87577 KNO KNO US 62 18.82bridge replacement at Kno-62-18.82 Primary Work Category: Bridge

Replacement Termini: Kno-62-18.82

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 RW Acquis 2012 4PS7 State 2 State Funds (S,O) $4,000 $0 $20,000 $0 $794,684 2012AM05ID0588FDRW

194 RW Acquis 2012 4PF7 Federal $16,000

195 07/01/11 2014 FHWA 5 87588 D05 D05 GCS FY2014districtwide general crackseal Primary Work Category: Preventive

Maintenance Termini: districtwide

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY17 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR Federal $21,384 $0 $490,050 $0 $490,050 2012stipID1285FDCO






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196 07/01/11 2014 FHWA 5 87938 FAIFAI US 22 13.07/Per SR13

01.96

pile encasement Primary Work Category: Bridge Maintenance Termini: Fai-

22-13.07 bridge over Hunters Run, Per-13-1.96 bridge over Sunday Creek

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR Federal L1CE BRIDGE 85% ON/OFF SYSTEM $19,237 $0 $2,555,912 $0 $2,555,912 2012stipID1351FDCO




196 CO CO Contr 2014 4PF7 Federal L1CE BRIDGE 85% ON/OFF SYSTEM $192,368




197 01/17/13 2013 FHWA 5 88405 FAI FAI CR 71 00.93

Intersection improvement to County Road 71 and TR137 by re-alignment with

improvements to site distance. Primary Work Category: Intersection

Improvement Termini: Intersection of CR71 and TR 137

FAIRFIELD COUNTY

ENGINEER0.54 RW Acquis 2014 4RS7 Federal LS20 HSIP-HIGH RISK RURAL ROAD $18,000 $0 $60,000 $171,456 $586,028 2012AM09ID1535FDRW


197 RW RW Serv 2013 4RS7 Federal LS20 HSIP-HIGH RISK RURAL ROAD $36,000

197 RW RW Serv 2013 LNTP Local Match 002 Local Match $4,000

198 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 5 90867 MORPC FAI FAI TR 222 Long Rd SRTS

Construction of multi-use path from Long Rd to Janice Lane, the connection from

multi-use path to school, sidewalk from Diley Rod onto the Pickerington

Elementray School and School zone flashers. Primary Work Category: Add

Sidewalks Termini: Construction of multi-use path and sidewalks at various

location with the City of Pickerington

PICKERINGTON 0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 4SC7 Federal LU2E SAFE ROUTE TO SCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURE $14,000 $0 $41,000 $0 $300,000 2012stipID1347FDENDD


199 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 5 90867 MORPC FAI FAI TR 222 Long Rd SRTS

Construction of multi-use path from Long Rd to Janice Lane, the connection from

multi-use path to school, sidewalk from Diley Rod onto the Pickerington

Elementray School and School zone flashers. Primary Work Category: Add

Sidewalks Termini: Construction of multi-use path and sidewalks at various

location with the City of Pickerington

PICKERINGTON 0 RW Acquis 2012 4SC7 Federal LU2E SAFE ROUTE TO SCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURE $50,000 $0 $50,000 $0 $300,000 2012stipID1348FDAC

200 07/01/11 2014 FHWA 5 90868 MORPC LICLIC CR 26 00.20 (Summit

St SRTS)

Installation of flashing school speed signs, bike racks, sidewalks, crosswalks,

curb ramps and signage.Non Infrastructure approval for student incentives,

promotional materials, enforcement, education material and surveys. Primary

Work Category: Add Sidewalks Termini: Addition of sidewalks/flashing School

Speed signs along Sumit Street County Road 26

Pataskala, City of 0 CO CO Engr 2013 LABR Federal LU2E SAFE ROUTE TO SCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURE $20,000 $0 $220,000 $0 $273,000 2012stipID1390FDCO


201 04/12/12 2013 FHWA 5 90885 FAIFAI CR 56 00.00 SRTS

Lancaster

Construction of sidewalks on various City streets within the City of LancasterNon

Infrastructure approval for enforcement Primary Work Category: Add

Sidewalks Termini: Various City streets within Lancaster

Lancaster, City of 1 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 4SC7 Federal LU2E SAFE ROUTE TO SCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURE $8,000 $21,840 $46,840 $21,840 $476,225 2012AM06ID0717FDPE


202 01/17/13 2013 FHWA 5 91813 GUEGUE SR 265

07.29/08.61/09.45

Revised work per scope: Gue-265-0729, Replace existing single span concrete

slab with a concrete box culvert. (Ex. Br. is Posted); Gue-265-0861, Replace

existing single span concrete slab with a concrete box culvert.Gue-265-0945,

Replace existing single s Primary Work Category: Bridge Replacement

Termini: Located on SR 265 at the 7.29, 8.61 & 9.45 mile markers over

Leatherwood Creek and a ditch

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0.06 RW Acquis 2013 4PF7 Federal L1CE BRIDGE 85% ON/OFF SYSTEM $56,000 $0 $190,000 $0 $1,135,353 2012AM09ID1538FDRW


202 RW RW Serv 2013 4PF7 Federal L1CE BRIDGE 85% ON/OFF SYSTEM $96,000


203 01/17/13 2013 FHWA 5 91851 PERPER SR 13 14.54/15.35 SR

37-18.0

Revised work per scope: Per-13-14.54 – Existing Slab Bridge with 10 foot span to

be replaced with 10 x 4 box culvert (Preliminary Size), The PH shall be taken later

to determine the PH for protection to be added.Per-13-15.35 – Existing Slab

Bridge with 14 Primary Work Category: Bridge Replacement Termini: On SR

13 0.33 miles west of TR 195; SR 13 0.35 miles west of TR 312; SR 37 0.05 miles

west of CR 22

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0.06 RW Acquis 2013 4PF7 Federal L25E STP RURAL <5K $56,000 $0 $190,000 $0 $1,024,133 2012AM09ID1545FDRW


203 RW RW Serv 2013 4PF7 Federal L25E STP RURAL <5K $96,000


204 04/11/13 2013 FHWA 5 91852 COSCOS SR 79

01.60/03.94/08.34/9.55

As scope or PIP: Cos-79-1.60 – Replace Bridge with a 3 span slab (estimated 32’-

40’-32’) including resurfacing approximately 200 feet each direction and related

work.Cos-79-3.94 – Replace Bridge with a 3 span slab (estimated 20’-25’-20’)

including resurfa Primary Work Category: Bridge Replacement Termini: Four

locations on SR 79 in Coshocton County

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0.08 PE Dtl Dsgn 2014 4PF7 Federal L25E STP RURAL <5K $24,438 $515,133 $637,408 $515,133 $3,547,957 2012AM11ID1842FDPE

204 PE Dtl Dsgn 2014 4PF7 Federal L1CE BRIDGE 85% ON/OFF SYSTEM $16,982



204 PE Env RW Serv 2013 4PF7 Federal L25E STP RURAL <5K $28,000

204 PE Env RW Serv 2013 4PF7 Federal L1CE BRIDGE 85% ON/OFF SYSTEM $28,000





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205 10/13/11 2013 FHWA 5 92066 Lancaster FAIFAI CR 54 04.00 Pierce &

Fair

Mill and fill asphalt resurfacing, curb replacement/add within the project limits,

ADA ramps and upgrade of traffic signal equipment to current ADA standards for

the visually impaired. Primary Work Category: Intersection Improvement

Termini: West Fair Avenue & Pierce Avenue Intersection

Lancaster, City of 0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4TA7 Federal L20E STP RURAL <200K $22,400 $0 $70,000 $0 $840,000 2012AM03ID0136FDPEED




206 01/13/12 2013 FHWA 5 92458 MORPC FAI FAI SR 256 00.50 Safety

Add through lanes, upgrade signal equipment and add medians and sidewalks

along SR256 within the City of Pickerington for I-70 to the Kroger/Giant Eagle

Signal. Primary Work Category: Widening Termini: SR256 from I-70 south to

Kroger/Giant Eagle Signal

PICKERINGTON 2 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4HJ7 Federal LS3E HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $143,144 $0 $636,196 $0 $5,555,556 2012AM04ID0424FDPE


206 PE PE Engr 2012 4HJ7 Federal LS3E HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $429,432

206 PE PE Engr 2012 4BG7 Local Match 002 Local Match $47,715

207 04/12/12 2013 FHWA 5 93104 Zanesville MUS MUS CR 146 01.00

Replacement of deficient bridge on CR 146 over Joes Run Primary Work

Category: Bridge Replacement Termini: Replace bridge CR 146 at the 1.16 mile

marker

Zanesville, City of 1 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4TA7 Federal L20E STP RURAL <200K $9,600 $0 $50,000 $0 $352,500 2012AM06ID0732FDPE


207 PE PE Engr 2012 4TA7 Federal $30,000

207 PE PE Engr 2012 LNTP Local Match 002 Local Match $7,500

208 01/17/13 2013 FHWA 5 93402 Zanesville MUS MUS Sign PurchasePurchase of Signs through State Contract Primary Work Category: Signs

Termini: Purchase of Signs through State ContractZanesville, City of 0 OTH Oth Remb 2013 4TA7 Federal L20E STP RURAL <200K $20,000 $0 $25,000 $0 $25,000 2012AM09ID1531FDOTH

208 OTH Oth Remb 2013 LNTP Local Match LNTP Non Traditional Local Match $5,000

209 02/26/13 2013 FHWA 5 93575 LCATS LIC LIC Newark SRTS

Construction of Pedestrian Bridge at Legend Elementary School over Log Pond

Run. Construction of sidewalks at various locations around Heritage and Wilson

Middle Schools.Non-Infrastructure funding for Education-Encouragement-

Enforcement-total $16,000 Primary Work Category: New Bridge Termini:

Construction of Pedestrian bridge over Log Pond Run and various sidewalk

improvement at various locations

Newark, City of 0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2014 4SC7 Federal LU2E SAFE ROUTE TO SCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURE $9,500 $16,000 $121,549 $16,000 $529,648 2012AM10ID1790FDPE



210 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 6 17585 MORPC FRA FRA CR 61 01.100

DETAIL DESIGN, RIGHT OF WAY, AND CONSTRUCTION FOR THE WIDENING OF

HARD ROAD FROM SAWMILL ROAD TO SMOKY ROW ROAD. RW FED/LOCAL.

FORMERLY HARD ROAD A. ENVIRONMENTAL UNDER PID 11079. Primary Work

Category: Major Widening Termini: COLUMBUS. HARD ROAD FROM SAWMILL

ROAD TO SMOKY ROW ROAD.

COLUMBUS 1 RW Acquis 2012 4TA7 Federal Q230 STP UA>200,000 $1,600,000 $0 $2,126,000 $426,347 $14,834,162 2012stipID1566FDAC



210 RW Labor 2012 4TA7 Federal Q230 STP UA>200,000 $100,000


RECONSTRUCT AND WIDEN ALUM CREEK DRIVE FROM 2 TO 5 LANES. Multi-use

path, curbs, drainage, lighting.2300' of widening & reconstruction on Williams

Rd, 700' on Watkins Rd.PD/ENVIRONMENTAL UNDER PID 16840 ALUM CREEK B -

COLUMBUS PORTION.Consultant Project Primary Work Category: Major

Widening Termini: COLUMBUS. Alum Creek Drive from Williams to Refugee.

COLUMBUSCO Air Quality

Nonexempt2 RW Utl Remb 2012 LNTP Local Match LNTP Non Traditional Local Match $1,111,198 $3,905,558 $6,482,948 $3,922,303 $34,252,698 2012stipID1554FDRWUT

211 RW Utl Remb 2012 4TA7 Federal L230 URBANIZED AREAS $391,042

211 RW Utl Remb 2012 LNTP Local Match LNTP Non Traditional Local Match $97,761

212 11/08/11 2013 FHWA 6 25733 MORPC FRA FRA IR 270 52.16

Preliminary Development, design, RW, and construction OF IR 270 BETWEEN US

23 AND IR 71 AND IR 71 BETWEEN IR 270 AND STRINGTOWN RD (INCLUDING

INTERCHANGES) TO ADDRESS SAFETY AND CONGESTION ISSUES.THIS PID ALSO

INCLUDES DETAIL DESIGN FOR PID 80707*** UNCOM Primary Work Category:

Major Reconstruction Termini: COLUMBUS. HAMILTON, JACKSON TWPS. IR 270

FROM WEST OF IR 71 TO EAST OF US 23; IR 71 FROM SOUTH OF STRINGTOWN TO

NORTH OF IR 270

DISTRICT 6-PLANNING 5.81 PE Env PE 2011 4PS7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $40,000 $2,440,900 $4,959,866 $2,440,900 $289,359,866 2012MODID0042FDPE






213 10/15/12 2013 FHWA 6 76282 MORPC FRA FRA US 40 4.71

MEDIAN CURB; SIGNAL RELOCATIONS; MODIFY DRIVEWAYS. PRELIMINARY

DEVELOPMENT UNDER PID 20878. HSP PROJECT. HSP FUNDS - MEDIAN, SIGNALS,

DRIVES; D6 FUNDS - RESURFACING and DRAINAGE.MORPC/Prairie Twp

streetscape enhancement items added to project per MORPC T- Primary Work

Category: Resurfacing (safety related) Termini: Columbus consent. Prairie Twp

& FRA County participation. SLM 4.71-6.31 (275' west of Hilliard-Rome Road to

just E of I-270)

DISTRICT 6-PLANNINGCO Air Quality

Exempt2 RW Acquis 2013 4HJ7 Federal L240 STP FLEXIBLE $1,773,000 $0 $4,742,000 $0 $14,132,965 2012AM08ID01256FDRW

213 RW Acquis 2013 4PF7 Federal L240 STP FLEXIBLE $1,657,600



213 RW RW Serv 2013 4PF7 Federal L24E STP FLEXIBLE $480,000


213 RW Utl Remb 2013 4PF7 Federal L24E STP FLEXIBLE $80,000



Preliminary development to address congestion and safety. Looking at mainline

capacity and reconfiguring interchanges (at FRA-270, FAI-256, Brice Rd).

Primary Work Category: Major Reconstruction Termini: COLUMBUS,

REYNOLDSBURG, PICKERINGTON; IR 70 FROM APPROX. KELTON AVE. TO SR-310 in

Licking County. FRA-70, FAI-70, LIC-70.

DISTRICT 6-PLANNING 21.93 PE Env PE 2011 4BD7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $34,511 $2,005,407 $33,587,597 $2,136,495 $319,587,597 2012MODID0050FDPE



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214 PE Env PE 2011 4BK7 Federal L24E STP FLEXIBLE $61,956

214 PE Env PE 2011 4BK7 Federal L24E STP FLEXIBLE $138,044




215 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 6 77369 MORPC FRAFRA IR 71 17.760 (FIRST

PROJECT)

FIRST CONSTRUCTION PROJECT RESULTING FROM MAJOR

INVESTMENT/PRELIMINARY ENGINEERING STUDY (PID 23318).Reconstruction of

the 670/71 Interchange. Work involves realignment of I-670 EB so through traffic

stays to the left and traffic to I-71 exits to the righ Primary Work Category:

Major Reconstruction Termini: Columbus. I-670 from Cleveland to Leonard; I-

71 from Long to I-670; SR-3 from Spring to Jack Gibbs Blvd


Nonexempt2 RW Acquis 2012 4BK7 Federal L010 INTERSTATE MAINTENANCE $900,000 $5,679,500 $7,687,500 $228,018,250 $278,382,371 2012stipID1621FDACUT


215 RW Utl Remb 2012 4BK7 Federal L010 INTERSTATE MAINTENANCE $900,000


216 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 6 77372 MORPC FRAFRA IR 70 13.54 (FOURTH

PROJECT)

FOURTH CONSTRUCTION PROJECT RESULTING FROM MAJOR

INVESTMENT/PRELIMINARY ENGINEERING STUDYSouth Trench - Downtown 70/71

overlapWork on Mound St from 2nd St to Fourth StWork on Fulton St from Front

St to Fourth St95% Interstate (80% Replacement & 20% capaci Primary Work

Category: Major Reconstruction Termini: Columbus. SLM 13.54/W of RR Bridge

(E of Scioto R) to SLM 14.47/W of Grant Ave


Nonexempt1 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 4BK7 Federal L24E STP FLEXIBLE $400,000 $0 $10,300,000 $0 $202,500,000 2012stipID1605FDDD


216 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 4BK7 Federal L01E INTERSTATE MAINTENANCE $7,200,000


217 04/11/13 2014 FHWA 6 78041 MORPC DEL DEL SR 315 1.30

Provide east bound and west bound left turn lanes on SR 750 (at SR 315) by

widening the west leg and restriping the bridge over the Olentangy River.

Provide left turn lanes NB and SB on SR-315 with retaining walls. Replace 3

culverts under SR-315. Curb Primary Work Category: Turn Lane Addition

Termini: Liberty Township. SR 315 from 0.1 mi S of SR750 to 0.2 mi N of SR750. SR

750 from Valley Run Dr to SR 315


Exempt0.49 CO CO Contr 2014 4PF7 Federal L240 STP FLEXIBLE $40,000 $0 $4,455,000 $2,285,992 $6,910,992 2012AM11ID1852FDCO


217 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR Federal MS30 HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $270,000


217 CO CO Contr 2014 4HJ7 Federal MS30 HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $2,700,000

217 CO CO Contr 2014 4BC7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $300,000

217 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR Federal L24E STP FLEXIBLE $80,000






Pavement preservation project - pavement repair, 1.5" milling and 1.5"

resurfacingSigns and pavement markings at I-71 NB merge ramp from

GeminiReplace fence on Polaris bridge, Replace various damaged noise wall

panels, Seal median barrier with epoxy.D6 De Primary Work Category: Mill and

Fill Termini: Columbus. FRA IR 71 SLM 28.73 to 29.90; DEL IR 71 SLM 0.00 to 1.60

(270 to pavement break near Powell Rd)

DISTRICT 6-PLANNING 3 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR Federal L01E INTERSTATE MAINTENANCE $9,000 $0 $3,850,000 $0 $3,851,000 2012AM08ID01257FDCO

218 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR Federal L01E INTERSTATE MAINTENANCE $306,000


218 CO CO Contr 2014 4PF7 Federal L01E INTERSTATE MAINTENANCE $90,000


218 CO CO Contr 2014 4PF7 Federal H010 INTERSTATE MAINTENANCE $3,060,000


219 10/13/11 2013 FHWA 6 79366 MORPC DEL DEL US 23 8.770

Phase 1 – Update of previous safety study to include evaluation of alternative

solutions to reduce congestion and increase safety. Possible changes in the local

road network (additional river crossing) will be evaluated for their effect on the

traffic pa Primary Work Category: Intersection Improvement Termini: DEL-

US23-8.77-8.82; DEL-SR315-8.46-8.68; DEL-CR4-0.00-0.10 (STRATFORD ROAD).


Exempt0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 4R67 Federal HY20 Hi Priority Proj Sec 117 "Senate" $100,000 $41,476 $751,850 $41,476 $2,037,298 2012AM03ID0140FDPEED


220 07/01/11 2014 FHWA 6 81081 MAD MAD SR142 11.21

FY14 GENERAL SYSTEM PROJECT.PORTION OF PROJECT CITY OF LONDON URBAN

PAVING PROJECT.MAD-SR142-11.21-13.58: US40 LEFT TO IR70.MAD-SR665-0.31-

11.11: LONDON. SR38 RIGHT TO FRA COUNTY. Primary Work Category:

Resurfacing, Undivided System Termini: MAD-SR142-11.21-13.58; MAD-SR665-

0.31-11.11

DISTRICT 6-PLANNING 13 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR Federal L240 STP FLEXIBLE $14,400 $0 $2,691,500 $0 $2,692,500 2012stipID1729FDCO




220 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR Federal L200 STP RURAL AREAS<200,000 $176,000


220 CO CO Contr 2014 4PF7 Federal L200 STP RURAL AREAS<200,000 $1,812,000



Part 1: North Central Outerbelt: Construction Project #4, B & B1.New const. of

two NB express lanes, replace/widen US-23 over I-270 bridge.Realign York

Temple Rd to tie into West Campus View Blvd. Environmental & PE under PID

77319.Two new structures Primary Work Category: Major Widening Termini:

FRA-23: SLM 22.23-24.65, 0.68 mi S of I-270 to Lazelle Rd. Worthington,

Columbus. (22.23-22.85 is STP, rest NH)


Nonexempt0 CO CO Engr 2015 LABR Federal L05E NATIONAL HIGHWAY SYSTEM $144,000 $0 $84,028,829 $3,079,929 $133,953,000 2012AM03ID0148FDCO


221 CO CO Engr 2015 LABR Federal L05E NATIONAL HIGHWAY SYSTEM $6,720,000



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221 CO CO Engr 2015 LABR State 002 State Funds (S,O) $1,680,000





221 CO CO Engr 2015 LABR Federal L22E STP ENHANCEMENT $88,000


221 CO CO Contr 2015 4B37 Federal L220 ENHANCEMENT $880,000






221 CO CO Contr 2015 4BK7 Federal $160,000

221 CO CO Contr 2015 4BD7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $40,000

221 CO CO Contr 2015 4BK7 Federal L24E STP FLEXIBLE $3,200,000


221 CO CO Contr 2015 4BK7 Federal L050 NATIONAL HWY SYST $67,200,000

221 CO CO Contr 2015 4BD7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $16,800,000



221 CO CO Contr 2015 4BK7 Federal L05E NATIONAL HIGHWAY SYSTEM $1,440,000


221 CO CO Contr 2015 4BK7 Federal $4,720,000

221 CO CO Contr 2015 4BD7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $1,180,000



221 CO CO Contr 2015 4BK7 Federal $800,000


221 CO CO Contr 2015 4BK7 Federal L05E NATIONAL HIGHWAY SYSTEM $1,600,000


221 CO CO Engr 2015 4BK7 Federal L050 NATIONAL HWY SYST $20,000

221 CO CO Engr 2015 4BD7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $5,000


Part 1: North Central Outerbelt: Construction Project #4, B & B1.New const. of

two NB express lanes, replace/widen US-23 over I-270 bridge.Realign York

Temple Rd to tie into West Campus View Blvd. Environmental & PE under PID

77319.Two new structures Primary Work Category: Major Widening Termini:

FRA-23: SLM 22.23-24.65, 0.68 mi S of I-270 to Lazelle Rd. Worthington,

Columbus. (22.23-22.85 is STP, rest NH)


Nonexempt0 RW Acquis 2012 4BK7 Federal L050 NATIONAL HWY SYST $15,200,000 $547,950 $24,497,950 $3,079,929 $133,953,000 2012AM03ID0148FDRW

222 RW Acquis 2012 4BD7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $3,800,000

222 RW RW Serv 2012 4BK7 Federal L05E NATIONAL HIGHWAY SYSTEM $320,000

222 RW RW Serv 2012 4BD7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $80,000

222 RW Utl Remb 2012 4BK7 Federal L050 NATIONAL HWY SYST $3,640,000


223 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 6 82426 MORPC FRAFRA Columbus PTW FY

12 - 15

Paving the Way Program Operated by Columbus and MORPC to Provide

Construction Project Information to the Public. Four Year Program FY 12 - FY15.

Primary Work Category: Congestion Mitigation Program Termini: Throughout

Franklin County. FY's 12, 13, 14, 15

COLUMBUS 0 PE Review 2012 LNTP Local Match 002 Local Match $39,000 $0 $795,000 $0 $795,000 2012stipID1571FDPERV

223 PE Review 2012 4TA7 Federal L230 URBANIZED AREAS $156,000

223 PE Review 2013 LNTP Local Match 002 Local Match $39,000







Rehabilitate superstructure to accommodate existing 2-lane roadway. Wider

shoulders will be provided to accommodate future bicycle/pedestrian

access.Lithopolis Winchester Road structure over Little Walnut Creek. Primary

Work Category: Bridge Deck Replacement Termini: Canal Winchester. Madison

Twp. On Franklin/Fairfiled County Line. Near intersection of Winchester Rd &

Lithopolis Winchester Rd

FRANKLIN COUNTY

ENGINEER

CO Air Quality

Exempt0 RW Acquis 2012 4TA7 Federal L230 URBANIZED AREAS $104,000 $0 $150,000 $0 $1,690,508 2012stipID1563FDACUT


224 RW Utl Remb 2012 4TA7 Federal L230 URBANIZED AREAS $16,000


225 07/01/11 2014 FHWA 6 83217 MORPC DEL DEL CR 124 1.880

Intersection improvement project, includes intersection of Home Road with SR-

257 and with South Section Line Road.Signalized intersection and roundabout

will be considered.Realignment of South Section Line Road will be

investigated.Project includes replac Primary Work Category: Intersection

Improvement Termini: DEL-CR 124, Home Road. 500' West of SR-257 to 500'

east of CR-5, South Section Line Road.

DELAWARE COUNTY

ENGINEER0 CO CO Engr 2014 4TB7 Federal L40E CMAQ $437,413 $0 $6,014,424 $0 $8,765,424 2012stipID1512FDCO


225 CO CO Contr 2014 4TB7 Federal L40E CMAQ $4,374,126

225 CO CO Contr 2014 LNTP Local Match LNTP Non Traditional Local Match $1,093,532


Intersection improvement project, includes intersection of Home Road with SR-

257 and with South Section Line Road.Signalized intersection and roundabout

will be considered.Realignment of South Section Line Road will be

investigated.Project includes replac Primary Work Category: Intersection

Improvement Termini: DEL-CR 124, Home Road. 500' West of SR-257 to 500'

east of CR-5, South Section Line Road.

DELAWARE COUNTY

ENGINEER0.34 RW Acquis 2011 LNTP Local Match LNTP Non Traditional Local Match $440,000 $0 $2,750,000 $0 $8,765,424 2012MODID0011FDRW

226 RW Acquis 2011 4TB7 Federal L400 CMAQ $1,760,000


226 RW Utl Remb 2011 4TB7 Federal L400 CMAQ $440,000



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227 10/13/11 2013 FHWA 6 83666 PIC PIC East-West Connector

East - West connector study to evaluate the alternatives for a new or

reconstructed roadway between US-23 and Rickenbacker Port AuthorityOH 407

earmark Primary Work Category: New Construction Termini: From US-23 to

CR-7/Walnut Creek Pike.

PICKAWAY COUNTY

ENGINEER0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 4BD7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $73,335 $1,822,669 $3,222,500 $616,537 $46,097,158 2012AM03ID0156FDPEDD





227 PE Review 2012 4BD7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $15,000

228 01/13/12 2013 FHWA 6 83666 PIC PIC SR 762 11.180

East-West Connector study to evaluate the alternatives for a new or

reconstructed roadway between US-23 and Rickenbacker Port AuthorityEnv &

Detailed Design for Phase 1A and 1B (1B for Upgrading Ashville Pike and

roundabouts at intersections with 762 ext Primary Work Category: New

Construction Termini: Study from US-23 to CR-7/Walnut Creek Pike. Phase 1A

from US-23 to CR-28/Ashville Pike.

PICKAWAY COUNTY

ENGINEER2 RW Acquis 2012 4R47 Federal 56C0 DIV A 2010 STP APPROP EARMARK $999,658 $275,000 $3,050,000 $2,985,690 $18,421,564 2012AM04ID0432FDRW


228 RW Acquis 2012 4R47 Federal 56C0 DIV A 2010 STP APPROP EARMARK $250,000


228 RW RW Serv 2012 4R47 Federal 56C0 DIV A 2010 STP APPROP EARMARK $75,000

228 RW Utl Remb 2012 4R47 Federal 56A0 Section 125 2009 STP Approp Earmark $400,000

228 RW Utl Remb 2012 4PF7 Federal L25E STP RURAL <5K $240,000


229 01/13/12 2013 FHWA 6 83695 Marion MAR MAR City Signal Phase 5

Phase 5 Traffic Signal Improvement Project for City of Marion.Work at 5

intersections.Post-construction traffic signal optimization. Consultant PM Doug

Iles. Primary Work Category: Signals Termini: Marion. Davids at Darius,

Center at Davids, Bark at Wellness, Hill at Main, Bellefontaine at Davids.

Marion, City of 0 RW Acquis 2012 4TA7 Federal L20E STP RURAL <200K $4,000 $0 $25,000 $353,517 $2,641,778 2012AM04ID0433FDRW

229 RW RW Serv 2012 4TA7 Federal L20E STP RURAL <200K $16,000

229 RW Utl Remb 2012 4TA7 Federal L20E STP RURAL <200K $5,000

230 01/17/13 2013 FHWA 6 83958 PIC PIC SR 674 4.210

Bridge Replacement and widening of structure over Turkey Run Primary Work

Category: Bridge Replacement Termini: PIC-674-4.21 thru 4.37 1.58 miles

North of SR-188. Walnut Township.

DISTRICT 6-PLANNING 0.16 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4PF7 Federal L1CE BRIDGE 85% ON/OFF SYSTEM $65,600 $106 $82,106 $4,186 $1,126,786 2012AM09ID1566FDPE


231 07/01/11 2014 FHWA 6 83975 MORPC FRA FRA SR 665 12.620FRA-665-12.62 - replace bridge over South Plum Run Primary Work Category:

Bridge Replacement Termini: FRA-665-12.62 - 0.42 mi E of SR-104. In Grove CityDISTRICT 6-PLANNING 0 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR Federal L250 STP Rural <5,000 $48,000 $0 $788,000 $0 $789,000 2012stipID1666FDCO


231 CO CO Contr 2014 4PF7 Federal L250 STP Rural <5,000 $582,400



Reconstruction and widening from 2 to 5 lanes of Alum Creek Drive. Multi-use

path, curbs, drainage, lighting, signal upgrades.Alum Creek Drive Phase C

Primary Work Category: Major Widening Termini: Columbus. From Refugee to

Frebis. 1.2 miles

COLUMBUS 1.6 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4TA7 Federal L23E STP URBANIZED AREAS $192,000 $0 $1,600,000 $0 $29,093,750 2012AM11ID1855FDPE


232 PE Env PE 2013 4TA7 Federal M230 STP URBANIZED AREAS $1,088,000



Mulitlane funded major rehabilitation project.SLM 36.94-40.45Upgrade shoulder

widths. Upgrade interchange ramp geometrics. Provide vertical and horizontal

clearance on bridges.Upgrade guardrail, overhead signs, lighting, drainage.

Environmental Coordina Primary Work Category: Major Rehabilitation

Termini: Gahanna & Columbus. 0.36 mi W of Hamilton to 0.92 mi S of Broad (N.

of Main)

DISTRICT 6-PLANNING 4 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 4RA7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $401,878 $1,083,436 $5,121,417 $1,100,217 $65,621,417 2012stipID1596FDDD

233 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 4RC7 Federal L010 INTERSTATE MAINTENANCE $3,616,902

234 10/13/11 2013 FHWA 6 87479 MORPC FRAFRA Rickenbacker Rail

Spur

Planning study and possible env work for proposed Rickenback Rail Spur from NS

line into proposed rail campus.$490,000 of 100% federal/4R47 earmark funding -

FY08 AA Primary Work Category: Studies Termini: Hamilton Twp. W of

Rickenbacker Airport and Rickenbacker Pkway. S of SR-317

Columbus Airport

Authority0 PE Env PE 2012 4R47 Federal LY90 Sction 129 STP $190,000 $0 $490,000 $0 $490,000 2012AM03ID0146FDPE

234 PE Pln Stdy 2012 4R47 Federal LY90 Sction 129 STP $300,000


ODOT FUNDED SAFETY PROJECT.INTERSECTION IMPROVEMENT BY ADDING TURN

LANES AT INTERSECTION OF REFUGEE/CHATTERTON ROAD AND NOE-BIXBY

ROAD.LOCAL-LET PROJECT ADMINISTERD BY FRANKLIN COUNTY ENGINEER.

Primary Work Category: Intersection Improvement Termini:

REFUGEE/CHATTERTON ROAD AT NOE-BIXBY ROAD.

FRANKLIN COUNTY

ENGINEER0.28 CO CO Contr 2014 LNTP Local Match 002 Local Match $2,529,183 $0 $6,935,101 $0 $8,436,101 2012AM11ID1856FDCO

235 CO CO Contr 2014 4DP7 Federal Pass-Th $3,750,000



ODOT FUNDED SAFETY PROJECT.INTERSECTION IMPROVEMENT BY ADDING TURN

LANES AT INTERSECTION OF REFUGEE/CHATTERTON ROAD AND NOE-BIXBY

ROAD.LOCAL-LET PROJECT ADMINISTERD BY FRANKLIN COUNTY ENGINEER.

Primary Work Category: Intersection Improvement Termini:

REFUGEE/CHATTERTON ROAD AT NOE-BIXBY ROAD.

FRANKLIN COUNTY

ENGINEER0 RW Acquis 2012 4HJ7 Federal LS30 HIGHWAY SAFETY IMP PROG $1,250,000 $0 $1,500,000 $0 $7,441,000 2012AM06ID0741FDRW


237 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 6 89193 MAR MAR SR 423 4.210

Improve sight distance on the north leg of the intersection by lowering the road

profile.Replace culvert north of intersection (District funding)Design by M-E

Companies under Central Office Task Order Primary Work Category:

Intersection Improvement Termini: MAR SR 423 at CR 108(Owens Rd) to

approximately 600 feet north

DISTRICT 6-PLANNING 0 RW Acquis 2012 4BC7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $11,000 $0 $110,000 $90,185 $627,070 2012stipID1748FDAC

237 RW Acquis 2012 4RS7 Federal LS2E HSIP - HI RISK RURAL $99,000



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238 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 6 90200 MORPC DEL DEL IR71 7.91

Preliminary studies in the area of the DEL IR71 at US36/SR37 interchange to

determine future interchange and road improvements to accommodate future

development. Primary Work Category: Interchange, New Termini: DEL IR 71

at US36/SR37 Interchange. IR 71 from Chesire Rd (SLM 7.91) to Berkshire Rd (SLM

10.93)

DISTRICT 6-PLANNING 3 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4BG7 Local Match 002 Local Match $4,200,000 $284,498 $9,265,133 $284,498 $52,920,133 2012stipID1516FDENDD

238 PE Env PE 2012 4BK7 Federal L01E INTERSTATE MAINTENANCE $4,500,000


239 10/15/12 2013 FHWA 6 90241 MORPC FRAFRA CR222 (GENDER RD)

AT REFUGEE

ODOT FUNDED SAFETY PROJECT TO IMPROVE INTERSECTION OF CR222 (GENDER

ROAD) AND CR14 (REFUGEE ROAD). IMPROVEMENTS TO INCLUDE WIDENING

INTERSECTION TO PROVIDE TWO THROUGH LANES; EXCLUSIVE RIGHT AND LEFT

TURN LANES ON ALL APPROACHES; PROVIDE DOUBLE LEFT TURN Primary Work

Category: Intersection Improvement Termini: COLUMBUS. FRA-CR122 (GENDER

ROAD) AT FRA-CR14 (REFUGEE ROAD).

COLUMBUS 0 PE Env PE 2013 4HJ7 Federal LS3E HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $409,500 $35,889 $565,889 $35,889 $5,135,889 2012AM08ID01266FDPE



PAVEMENT WIDENING WITH ADDITION OF PEDESTRIAN AND MULTI-USE

FACILITIES. Primary Work Category: Minor Widening Termini: DEL-CR10

(SOUTH OLD STATE ROAD) FROM WYNSTONE DRIVE (0.10 MILE S OF SR750) TO

ABBEY KNOLL DRIVE (0.10 MILE N OF ORANGE ROAD).

DELAWARE COUNTY

ENGINEER1 RW Acquis 2013 4TA7 Federal L23E STP URBANIZED AREAS $3,000,000 $0 $3,750,000 $0 $18,417,490 2012AM08ID01254FDRW


241 10/15/12 2013 FHWA 6 90383 MORPC FRA FRA Whitehall Signals

Whitehall signals, signalization, upgrade traffic control equipment and hardware

at various existing signalized intersections. Install bicycle detection equipment.

Upgrade pedestrian traffic control devices at each intersection. PM Joe

Ridgeway. Primary Work Category: Signals Termini: Whitehall. US40 (Main

Street) and SR16 (Broad Street), CR-102 (Yearling Road), Etna Road, Beechwood

Road.

WHITEHALL; CITY OF 5 RW Acquis 2013 4TB7 Federal $545,250 $0 $545,250 $0 $6,382,727 2012AM08ID01267FDRW

242 10/15/12 2013 FHWA 6 90388 MORPC FRA FRA HAMILTON ROAD

MAJOR WIDENING FROM TWO TO FIVE LANES WITH BIKEWAY AND MULTI-USE

PATH; AND MODERN ROUNDABOUTS AT THE INTERSECTION OF CLARK STATE

ROAD AND THE ENTRANCE TO THE COUNTY MRDD FACILITY.MULTI-USE PATH ON

WEST SIDE.SIDEWALK ON EAST SIDE. The Consultant PM is Jame Primary Work

Category: Major Widening Termini: GAHANNA. HAMILTON ROAD FROM

CARPENTER ROAD TO US62.

Gahanna, City of 1 RW Acquis 2013 4TA7 Federal L23E STP URBANIZED AREAS $1,840,000 $0 $2,300,000 $0 $18,061,008 2012AM08ID01268FDRW


243 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 6 90649 MORPC FRAFRA WESTERVILLE RD

SIDEWALKS

ADDITION OF SIDEWALKS TO REDUCE PEDESTRIAN ACCIDENT RATE. Primary

Work Category: Add Sidewalks Termini: COLUMBUS, BLENDON TOWNSHIP. SR3

(WESTERVILLE ROAD) FROM SR161 TO IR270.

FRANKLIN COUNTY

ENGINEER2 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 4BG7 Local Match 002 Local Match $22,000 $0 $220,000 $0 $3,213,500 2012stipID1702FDDD



Reconstruct the roadway to include curb and gutter, storm sewer, sidewalks,

bike lanes, and two-way, left turn lane.Safety funded project. Primary Work

Category: Section Improvement Termini: Franklin County Planning & Dev $, US

62/SR 3 (Harrisburg Pike) from Eakin/Hopkins to Brown Rd

DISTRICT 6-PLANNING 1.02 PE Dtl Dsgn 2014 4PF7 Federal M240 STP FLEXIBLE $120,000 $0 $950,000 $0 $6,576,100 2012AM09ID1557FDPE


244 PE Env PE 2013 4PF7 Federal L24E STP FLEXIBLE $520,000




245 01/17/13 2013 FHWA 6 90982 MAD MAD London SRTS Inf

SRTS Infrastructure funding of $272,000 for Env, DD, CO.Crosswalk upgrade at 9

locations - signage with LED flashers, pvmt markings, curb ramps, lighting10'

wide Bike path from Brooks Edge Subdivision/Thomas Lane to middle

schoolInstallation of 2 radar b Primary Work Category: Bikeways Termini:

London. Various locations

LONDON 0.1 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4SC7 Federal LU2E SAFE ROUTE TO SCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURE $5,000 $0 $49,000 $0 $292,000 2012AM09ID1564FDPE


246 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 6 90984 MORPC FRAFRA New Albany SRTS

Inf

SRTS Infrastructure amount = $350,000 for DD, RW, COUpgrade Traffic control

devicesInstall 2 variable speed limit signs at 3 locationsShorten school zone

length at 3 locationsReplace existing ped signal indicator at 2

locationsSignage/marking/curb ramps a Primary Work Category: Signs

Termini: New Albany. Various locations

New Albany, Village of 0 RW Acquis 2013 4SC7 Federal LU2E SAFE ROUTE TO SCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURE $15,000 $0 $15,000 $0 $350,000 2012stipID1641FDAC

247 01/13/12 2013 FHWA 6 92230 MORPC DEL DEL IR 71 13.070

Rehab and raise six structures over I-71 in DEL and MRW counties to obtain a

minimum 16' 6" vertical clearance. Primary Work Category: Bridge Deck

Replacement Termini: DEL-71-13.07, DEL-521-9.93, DEL-71-15.63, MRW-71-0.40,

MRW-229-5.56, MRW-71-10.57

DISTRICT 6-PLANNING 1 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 4RC7 Federal L01E INTERSTATE MAINTENANCE $720,000 $0 $800,000 $0 $9,700,000 2012AM04ID0440FDPEDD


248 10/15/12 2014 FHWA 6 92406 PIC PIC SR 316 0.000

Two lane resurfacing project from SR-56 to SR-104Safety edge along entire

project except curbed areasCurve warning signing at 6 locationsIn-House

Designer: Mark Katona Primary Work Category: Resurfacing, Undivided System

Termini: Darbyville. SLM 0.00-9.48

DISTRICT 6-PLANNING 9 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR Federal L25E STP RURAL <5K $165,120 $0 $2,502,500 $0 $2,503,500 2012AM08ID01287FDCO










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249 01/17/13 2013 FHWA 6 92438 FAY FAY SR 435 0.970

The scope of this project is pavement rehabilitation, intersection improvements,

erosion control improvements, bridge repair, and drainage improvements on

FAY-435 from 0.97 (0.5 miles west of IR71) to 2.37 (0.1 miles east of US35).

Erosion locations: FAY Primary Work Category: Minor Rehabilitation -

Pavement Gnrl Sys Termini: Octa, WCH. SLM 0.97-2.37 0.5 mile W of IR-71 to

0.1 mile E of US-35 for pvmt & drainage

DISTRICT 6-PLANNING 12.48 PE Dtl Dsgn 2014 4PF7 Federal $120,000 $0 $851,000 $0 $6,021,614 2012AM09ID1562FDPE






250 10/15/12 2013 FHWA 6 92478 MORPC FRAFRA IR 270 7.040 (Noise

Wall)

Design build contract to construct a Type II noise wall on west side of I-270 from

West Broad St north to RR tracks. Primary Work Category: Noise Wall

Termini: Prairie Twp. SLM 7.04-7.81 From West Broad to NS RR tracks

DISTRICT 6-PLANNING 1 PE Dtl Dsgn 2014 5BV7 Federal L01E INTERSTATE MAINTENANCE $144,000 $0 $160,000 $0 $1,920,000 2012AM08ID01269FDPE

250 PE Dtl Dsgn 2014 4BV7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $16,000

251 01/17/13 2014 FHWA 6 92575 PIC PIC SR 762 13.370

Widen Ashville Pike to 3 lanes and construct roundabouts at intersection of new

SR 762 extension and at intersection with Rickenbacker PkwyRW & Construction

of Phase 1BEnv & DD under PID 83666 Primary Work Category: Major Widening

Termini: Ashville Pike/CR28 from Duvall Rd/T-20 to Rickenbacker Pkwy

DISTRICT 6-PRODUCTION 1.5 CO CO Contr 2014 4D47 Federal $3,058,431 $0 $6,479,000 $2,405,000 $9,992,500 2012AM09ID1567FDCO

251 CO CO Contr 2014 4D47 Federal $1,506,392









252 10/15/12 2013 FHWA 6 92575 PIC PIC SR 762 13.370

Widen Ashville Pike to 3 lanes and construct roundabouts at intersection of new

SR 762 extension and at intersection with Rickenbacker PkwyRW & Construction

of Phase 1BEnv & DD under PID 83666 Primary Work Category: Major Widening

Termini: Ashville Pike/CR28 from Duvall Rd/T-20 to Rickenbacker Pkwy

DISTRICT 6-PRODUCTION 2 RW Acquis 2013 4BK7 Federal L24E STP FLEXIBLE $348,400 $760,000 $4,362,500 $760,000 $11,101,500 2012AM08ID01288FDRW

252 RW Acquis 2013 4BK7 Federal L25E STP RURAL <5K $171,600



252 RW RW Serv 2013 4BK7 Federal $104,520




253 07/12/12 2014 FHWA 6 93030 MORPC FRAFRA IR 71 19.430

(Lighting)

Upgrade lighting at RR overpassSafety funded project Primary Work Category:

Lighting Termini: Columbus. I-71 at Norfolk Southern RR, just north of

Cleveland Ave

DISTRICT 6-PLANNING 0 CO CO Contr 2013 4DP7 Federal PassThr $700,000 $0 $770,000 $7,219 $778,219 2012AM07ID1008FDCO

253 CO CO Engr 2013 LABR Federal LS3E HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $63,000


254 10/15/12 2013 FHWA 6 93842 MORPC FRAFRA Grandview Hts

Noninf 2012

City of Grandview Heights SRTS Noninfrastructure project awarded spring

2012Biking/walking to school events, enforcement in school zones,

encouragement incentives Primary Work Category: S.R.T.S Education &

Encouragement Termini: City of Grandview Heights, 117 Grandview Ave,

Grandview Heights, OH 43212

Grandview Heights, City

of0 OTH Oth Remb 2013 4SC7 Federal LU1E SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOL PROGRAM $43,500 $0 $43,500 $0 $43,500 2012AM08ID01274FDOTH

255 10/15/12 2013 FHWA 6 93843 MORPC FRAFRA New Albany Noninf

2012

City of New Albany Noninfrastructure project funded spring 2012Parent &

student surveys for a five year period Primary Work Category: S.R.T.S

Education & Encouragement Termini: City of New Albany, 99 W Main St, PO

Box 188, New albany, OH 43054

New Albany, Village of 0 OTH Oth Remb 2013 4SC7 Federal LU1E SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOL PROGRAM $7,500 $0 $7,500 $0 $7,500 2012AM08ID01275FDOTH

256 10/15/12 2013 FHWA 6 93845 MORPC FRAFRA Gahanna Noninf

2012

City fo Gahanna SRTS Noninfrastructure project funded spring 2012Biek Roadeo,

Walk/Bike to School Days, Encouragement Incentives Primary Work Category:

S.R.T.S Education & Encouragement Termini: City of Gahanna, 200 S Hamilton

Rd, Gahanna, OH 43230

Gahanna, City of 0 OTH Oth Remb 2013 4SC7 Federal LU1E SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOL PROGRAM $29,000 $0 $29,000 $0 $29,000 2012AM08ID01276FDOTH

257 10/15/12 2013 FHWA 6 93913 MORPC FRAFRA Gahanna SRTS Inf

FY15

Gahanna SRTS Infrastructure ProjectMulti-use path on East Johnstown Rd from

Colony Pl to Cherry Bottom Rd. Upgrade signal at Johnstown/Cherry Bottom to

include ped crossing and ped signals. Sidewalk on Cherry Bottom Rd from

Johnstown Rd to Springbrook D Primary Work Category: Add Sidewalks

Termini: Gahanna. Various locations

Gahanna, City of 0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4SC7 Federal LU2E SAFE ROUTE TO SCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURE $8,000 $0 $36,000 $0 $265,900 2012AM08ID01279FDPE


258 04/11/13 2013 FHWA 6 93914 Marion MARMAR Marion City SRTS

Inf

City of Marion Safe Routes to School Infrastructure ProjectAdd missing sidewalk

on Richmond Ave with 8' wide pedestrian bridge over Blum RunAdd sidewalk on

Bermuda AveCurb ramp and crosswalk improvements at Bahama Dr/Richmond

Ave Primary Work Category: Add Sidewalks Termini: Marion. Richmond Ave,

Fairgrounds Ave, Bermuda Drive

Marion, City of 0.05 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4SC7 Federal LU2E SAFE ROUTE TO SCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURE $25,000 $0 $85,000 $0 $396,300 2012AM11ID1849FDPE

258 PE Env PE 2013 4SC7 Federal $60,000

259 10/15/12 2013 FHWA 6 94012 MORPC FRAFRA New Albany SRTS

Inf FY15

New Albany SRTS Infrastructure ProjectMullti-use path connectionsWest side of

New Albany Condit Rd from McElwee Dr to Kardules Field WaySouth side of

Dublin-Granville Rd from Market St to Ealy HouseMissing sections on north side

of Dublin-Granville Rd fro Primary Work Category: Bikeways Termini: New

Albany. Various locations

New Albany, Village of 0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4SC7 Federal LU2E SAFE ROUTE TO SCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURE $25,000 $0 $25,000 $0 $237,000 2012AM08ID01280FDPE



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260 01/17/13 2013 FHWA 6 94155 MORPC D06 D06 Extrusign S

Systematic replacement of extrusheet signs on various routes in District Six.

Design for PID 94156 and 89303 also included in this PID Primary Work

Category: Signs Termini: Columbus. DEL-71, FRA-70, FRA-71, FRA-270, FRA-

670, MAD-70

DISTRICT 6-PLANNING 40.82 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4PF7 Federal M001 NATIONAL HIGHWAY PREFORMANCE PROGRAM $900,000 $0 $1,000,000 $0 $5,400,000 2012AM09ID1549FDPE


261 01/17/13 2013 FHWA 6 94460 MORPC FRAFRA IR 70/Hilliard Rome

Int

FRA-70/Hilliard Rome Rd interflush projectNew Signal at N side of interchang

with ramp realigments and wideningAdd lane both directions between I-70 &

Meijer DriveAdd NB dual left turn lanes on Hilliard Rome at Renner Rd Primary

Work Category: Section Improvement Termini: Columbus. CR-3/Hilliard Rome

Rd from I-70 to Meijer Store traffic signal

TRAFFIC 0.4 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4HJ7 Federal LS3E HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $540,000 $409,222 $1,636,244 $409,222 $7,636,244 2012AM09ID1561FDPE




262 04/11/13 2014 FHWA 6 94893 MAR MAR SR 37 0.000

Two lane resurfacing of MAR-37 from Wyandot/Marion County line to SR-309

Primary Work Category: Resurfacing, Undivided System Termini: Rural. MAR-

309: SLM 0.00-3.31

DISTRICT 6-PLANNING 3.31 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR Federal M232 STP RURAL <5K $40,000 $0 $550,000 $0 $551,000 2012AM11ID1864FDCO


262 CO CO Contr 2014 4PF7 Federal M232 STP RURAL <5K $400,000


263 10/15/12 2013 FHWA 7 75863 MVRPC MOT MOT US 35 18.57

Preliminary engineering and detailed design for the add lane, pavement

reconstruction, noise wall, bridge replacement and interchange modification.PE

funding only for PID 85367, 80277, 89130, 90273, and 90285 on this PID. Primary

Work Category: PE Only Termini: MOT: FR SLM 18.57 TO THE MOT/GRE CL; GRE:

FR THE MOT/GRE CL TO THE JCT OF IR675.

ODOT SPONSORING

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CO Air Quality

Nonexempt3 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4BK7 Federal L05E NATIONAL HIGHWAY SYSTEM $745,321 $4,186,072 $6,073,607 $4,194,072 $6,081,607 2012AM08ID01304FDPE

263 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4BK7 Federal L05E NATIONAL HIGHWAY SYSTEM $694,679



264 10/15/12 2013 FHWA 7 80450 CCSTS CLA CLA CR 333 0.00

PROVIDE CENTER LTL ALONG PROJECT AREA, AND DEDICATED TURN LANES AT

INTERSECTIONS. RESURFACING THE EXISTING ROADWAY, WITH JOINT REPAIRS

AND CULVERT REPAIRS, AS NEEDED. Primary Work Category: Resurfacing,

Undivided System Termini: FROM MILEPOST 0.527 TO THE ENON SCL LT.

DAYTON-SPRINGFIELD ROAD.

CLARK COUNTY ENGINEERCO Air Quality

Nonexempt3 PE Env PE 2013 4TB7 Federal L40E CMAQ $110,000 $553,480 $663,480 $553,480 $6,592,480 2012AM08ID01292FDPE

265 07/29/11 2013 FHWA 7 80450 CCSTS CLA CLA CR 333 0.00

PROVIDE CENTER LTL ALONG PROJECT AREA, AND DEDICATED TURN LANES AT

INTERSECTIONS. RESURFACING THE EXISTING ROADWAY, WITH JOINT REPAIRS

AND CULVERT REPAIRS, AS NEEDED. Primary Work Category: Resurfacing,

Undivided System Termini: FROM MILEPOST 0.527 TO THE ENON SCL LT.

DAYTON-SPRINGFIELD ROAD.

CLARK COUNTY ENGINEERCO Air Quality

Nonexempt0 RW Acquis 2013 4HB7 Federal LS30 HIGHWAY SAFETY IMP PROG $160,000 $0 $201,000 $315,022 $3,814,022 2012AM01ID0023FDRW


266 01/17/13 2013 FHWA 7 82314 CCSTS CLACLA LITTLE MIAMI TRAIL

EXTENSION

CONSTRUCT A MULTI-USE TRAIL CONNECTING EXISTING MULTI-USE TRAIL

SEGMENTS IN SPRINGFIELD. Primary Work Category: Bikeways Termini: FR

FAIR ST TO JOHNNY LYTLE AVE AND FR JOHN STREET TO LEFFEL LANE IN

SPRINGFIELD

Springfield, City ofCO Air Quality

Nonexempt0 PE Env PE 2013 4TB7 Federal L400 CMAQ $50,000 $494,889 $544,889 $494,889 $2,412,554 2012AM09ID1568FDPE

267 10/15/12 2013 FHWA 7 83663 CCSTS CLACLA IR 70 10.55/13.98,

Ph. 2

Major rehabilitation of the existing lanes and the construction of an additional

lane in each direction on IR70 from US68 interchange to the SR72 interchange.

Other work will include installation of median cable barrier and all required

roadway, erosion Primary Work Category: Major Widening Termini: IR70

from the junction of US68 to the junction of SR72.

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY3 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4BK7 Federal L01E INTERSTATE MAINTENANCE $2,430,000 $464,887 $4,417,903 $464,887 $46,698,093 2012AM08ID01293FDPE


267 PE Env PE 2013 4BD7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $1,135,113

268 04/11/13 2014 FHWA 7 84756 MVRPC MIAMIA GREAT MIAMI

BRIDGE CONN

CONSTRUCT A 14' WIDE BIKEWAY/PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE OVER THE GREAT MIAMI

RIVER TO CONNECT SECTIONS FIVE AND SIX IN MIAMI COUNTY'S TRAIL SYSTEM.

CONSTRUCT A SEGMENT OF BIKEWAY RUNNING NORTH ON THE EAST SIDE OF THE

RIVER TO CONNECT SECTIONS FIVE AND SIX IN MIAM Primary Work Category:

Bikeways Termini: MIAMI COUNTY, IN STAUNTON AND WASHINGTON

TOWNSHIPS, APPROX 1600' SOUTH OF PETERSON ROAD.

Miami County Park

District

CO Air Quality

Exempt0 CO CO Contr 2014 LNTP Local Match LNTP Non Traditional Local Match $500,000 $0 $2,101,867 $0 $2,106,322 2012AM11ID1867FDCO

268 CO CO Contr 2014 4TB7 Federal L400 CMAQ $579,000


268 CO CO Contr 2014 4R47 Federal LY10 HI PRI SEC 1702 $247,831


268 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR Federal L400 CMAQ $57,900

268 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR Local Match $14,475


269 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 7 85172 CCSTS CLA CLA BECHTLE BRIDGE

BRIDGE REPLACEMENT, PE AND RW PHASES FUNDED WHEN PROGRAMMED

11/03/08. CONSTRUCTION ADDED 01/05/09 - REPLACE EXISTING DECK, SIDEWALK,

AND RAILING, PAINT EXISTING STEEL BEAMS AND CONVERT ABUTMENTS TO SEMI

INTEGRAL ABUTMENTS. Primary Work Category: Bridge Deck Replacement

Termini: ON BECHTLE AVENUE OVER BUCK CREEK.

Springfield, City of 1 RW Acquis 2013 4TA7 Federal L240 STP FLEXIBLE $20,000 $0 $26,000 $62,775 $1,453,656 2012stipID1838FDAC


270 04/11/13 2013 FHWA 7 86675 MVRPC MOT MOT IR 75 11.74

Replace deficient bridge decks with minimal approach transitions. All structures

part of I-75/US 35 interchange. Project to remove structural and functional

deficiencies. Structures 5707595, 5707501, and 5701627.Consultant will be

responsible for the d Primary Work Category: Bridge Deck Replacement

Termini: (Dayton) Various: Bridge limits, approach slabs and approach

transitions, only, at I-75/US 35 interchange

ODOT SPONSORING

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CO Air Quality

Nonexempt0 PE PE Engr 2013 4PF7 Federal L1CE BRIDGE 85% ON/OFF SYSTEM $10,800 $1,934,395 $1,957,395 $1,934,395 $15,236,489 2012AM11ID1872FDPE

270 PE PE Engr 2013 4PF7 Federal L1CE BRIDGE 85% ON/OFF SYSTEM $9,000




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271 07/01/11 2014 FHWA 7 86684 CHP CHP CR 468 0.00

OVERLAY ASPHALTIC CONCRETE ON 17.55 MILES OF COUNTY ROADS. (ROADS ARE

RURAL MINOR COLLECTORS. FUNDING IS CONTINGENT ON INCLUDING RURAL

MINOR COLLECTORS FOR FEDERAL FUNDS IN THE NEXT TRANSPORTATION BILL).

Primary Work Category: Resurfacing, Undivided System Termini: VARIOUS

LOCATIONS IN CHP COUNTY.

Champaign County

Commissioners13 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR Federal L25E STP RURAL <5K $107,280 $0 $1,475,000 $0 $1,476,000 2012stipID1822FDCO


271 CO CO Contr 2014 4B77 Federal L25E STP RURAL <5K $1,072,720


272 01/17/13 2013 FHWA 7 87081 LOG LOG CR 21 1.00

DISASSEMBLE THE STRUCTURE AND REPAIR OR REPLACE EXISTING MEMBERS

PRIOR TO HOT DIP GALVANIZING OR METALIZING AND REASSEMBLE ON SITE.

REPAIR OF EXISTING STONE ABUTMENTS, REPLACE STEEL AND TIMBER DECKING

WITH A NEW FLOOR SYSTEM. UPGRADE RAILING SYSTEM. Primary Work

Category: Bridge Deck Replacement Termini: ON CR 21 IN LOGAN COUNTY

LOGAN COUNTY

ENGINEER0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4B87 Federal L11E BRIDGE 15% OFF SYSTEM $50,000 $0 $251,000 $0 $2,576,752 2012AM09ID1594FDPE


272 PE Env PE 2013 4B87 Federal L11E BRIDGE 15% OFF SYSTEM $150,000


273 07/29/11 2013 FHWA 7 87089 MVRPC MOT MOT CR 175 0.79

WIDEN YANKEE STREET FROM TWO TO FIVE LANES, BIKEPATH MAINTENANCE ON

YANKEE.PID 90856 CANCELLED AND ADDED TO THIS PID. Primary Work

Category: Minor Widening Termini: ON YANKEE STREET FROM AUSTIN

PIKE/SOCIAL ROW TO WINDING GREEN WAY.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ENGINEER0 PE PE Engr 2012 LNTP Local Match LNTP Non Traditional Local Match $168,000 $0 $841,000 $0 $6,068,548 2012AM01ID0030FDPE

273 PE PE Engr 2012 4TA7 Federal L23E STP URBANIZED AREAS $672,000

274 04/11/13 2013 FHWA 7 87534 MVRPC MIAMIA IR 75

12.90/13.15/13.28

Replace two (2) Mainline structures on MIA IR 75 (13.15LR) and rehabilitate four

(4) Mainline strucutures (12.90 LR, 13.28 LR).Co-ordinate with PID 24998

Primary Work Category: Bridge Replacement Termini: MIA 75 12.90 L-SFN

5502640 R-SFN 5502675, MIA 75 13.15 L-SFN 5502764,R-SFN 5502799, MIA 75 13.28

L-SFN 5502829,R-SFN 5502853

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4PF7 Federal L010 INTERSTATE MAINTENANCE $89,371 $985,334 $1,096,632 $985,334 $16,054,964 2012AM11ID1868FDPE


275 07/12/12 2014 FHWA 7 87732 MVRPC MOT MOT SR 725 0.000

Resurface existing SR 725 with Asphalt concrete. Repair of precast box beam

bridge joints along with surface overlayCombining PID 81272 in with this PID

87732. Primary Work Category: Minor Rehabilitation - Pavement Gnrl Sys

Termini: Begin MOT/PRE County Line (SLM 0.00) to SR 4 (SLM 6.76). SFN 5710103

MOT 725 0579 Tributary over Twin Creek

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY

CO Air Quality

Exempt7 CO CO Contr 2014 4PF7 Federal L25E STP RURAL <5K $531,638 $0 $1,462,004 $0 $1,463,004 2012AM07ID1017FDCO












276 07/12/12 2013 FHWA 7 88008 CCSTS CLACLA CR 316 1.71 Lower

Valley Pk

INSTALL 2' PAVED SHOULDER LATERALLY ALONG THE ENTIRE CORRIDOR WHERE

SPEED LIMITS EXCEED 35 MPH (LOG POINT 1.71-2.82 AND LOG POINT 3.53-7.54).

INSTALL 4' STABILIZED/PAVED SHOULDER WITHIN 250' OF THE SEVEN

UNSIGNALIZED INTERSECTIONS WITHIN THE CORRIDOR. U Primary Work

Category: Widening Termini: ON LOWER VALLEY PIKE IN CLARK COUNTY

CLARK COUNTY ENGINEER 6 RW Acquis 2012 4RS7 Federal LS2E HSIP - HI RISK RURAL $297,000 $0 $900,000 $376,200 $7,577,200 2012AM07ID1018FDRW


276 RW RW Serv 2012 4RS7 Federal LS2E HSIP - HI RISK RURAL $513,000


277 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 7 88222 MVRPC MIA MIA US 36 11.55

REPLACE RW FENCE WITH DECORATIVE FENCE, INSTALL CURBING AROUND

EXISTING GRASS MEDIAN AREA TO THE WEST OF IR75 BRIDGE; EXCAVATE THE

PAINTED MEDIAN EAST OF THE BRIDGE AND ADD CURBING AND TOPSOIL TO

CREATE A PLANTING AREA; INSTALL CURB AT THE PAVEMENT EDGE Primary

Work Category: Environmental/Scenic Termini: US 36 FROM SCOTT DRIVE TO

LOONEY ROAD

Piqua, City of 0 CO CO Contr 2014 4TC7 Federal L22E STP ENHANCEMENT $262,677 $0 $481,575 $0 $482,575 2012stipID2048FDCO





CONVERT OPERATION OF THE SIGNALS FROM PRETIMED TO ACTUATED,

COORDINATE SIGNAL OPERATIONS, AND INSTALL PREEMPTION SYSTEM.

Primary Work Category: Signals Termini: INTERSECTIONS OF

COLLEGE/COVINGTON, COLLEGE/WATER, AND COLLEGE/HIGH

Piqua, City of 0 CO CO Contr 2014 4TB7 Federal L40E CMAQ $426,710 $0 $586,726 $0 $587,726 2012stipID2045FDCO


278 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR Federal L40E CMAQ $42,671



Interchange Gateway which will add city logos on an undulating concrete wall

that "wave" in both horizontal and vertical directions to represent the strong

influence of water on the community. Primary Work Category: Design

Aesthetics Termini: I-75 at Exit 47


Nonexempt1 CO CO Contr 2014 4TC7 Federal L22E STP ENHANCEMENT $281,540 $0 $516,156 $0 $517,156 2012stipID2087FDCO




280 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 7 88371 MVRPC MIA MIA IR 75 15.69

Replace a deficient structure over IR 75 with Minimal Approach work. Statler

Road. Primary Work Category: Bridge Replacement Termini: SFN 5503094

MIA 75 15.69 (Statler Road)

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 RW RW Serv 2012 4PF7 Federal L01E INTERSTATE MAINTENANCE $9,000 $0 $10,000 $0 $2,761,000 2012stipID2030FDSV



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281 07/01/11 2014 FHWA 7 88746 D07 D07 LG FY 14/152014/2015 Highway lighting Maintenance Project Construction 09/01/13 to

08/31/15. Primary Work Category: Lighting Termini: DISTRICTWIDE

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR State 002 State Funds (S,O) $65,000 $0 $715,000 $0 $716,000 2012stipID1928STCO

281 CO CO Contr 2014 4CP7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $650,000

282 04/11/13 2014 FHWA 7 88768 CHP CHP SR560 1.48/1.56

Replace deteriorating wearing surface (2 bridges) with no approach work except

approach slabs. Asphalt overlay precluded by legal load rating. Primary Work

Category: Bridge Repair Termini: CHP 560 0148 SFN 1103121 over Owens Creek

and CHP 560 0156 SFN 1103156 over Nettle Creek

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR Federal L1CE BRIDGE 85% ON/OFF SYSTEM $11,458 $0 $375,121 $0 $376,121 2012AM11ID1882FDCO








283 07/01/11 2014 FHWA 7 88771 MVRPC MOT MOT SR 49 8.98 R

Replace deteriorated bridge deck with minimal approach work. Include repair of

pier columns and miscellaneous steel & concrete repair. Primary Work

Category: Bridge Deck Replacement Termini: MOT SR 49 8.98 R over IR 70 SFN

5704359

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY

CO Air Quality

Exempt0 CO CO Engr 2015 LABR Federal L1CE BRIDGE 85% ON/OFF SYSTEM $96,000 $0 $1,320,000 $0 $1,471,000 2012stipID2126FDCO





Replace deteriorated bridge superstructure with minimal approach work.

Primary Work Category: Bridge Repair Termini: MOT SR 48 13.20 SFN 5703697

over the Great Miami River

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY

CO Air Quality

Exempt0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4PS7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $85,000 $0 $851,000 $0 $10,091,000 2012stipID2120FDENDD

284 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4PF7 Federal L24E STP FLEXIBLE $340,000




Replace or Rehab deteriorated backwalls/expansion joints/approach slabs

District Wide. Include necessary structural steel repairs and bearing rehab.

Primary Work Category: Bridge Repair Termini: MIA 36 11.32 SFN 5500095, MIA

55 11.83 SFN 5501504, CLA 334 00.86 SFN 1205641, CLA 334 00.62 SFN 1203150

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 CO CO Contr 2014 4PF7 Federal L20E STP RURAL <200K $108,800 $0 $440,000 $0 $441,000 2012stipID2047FDCO










285 CO CO Contr 2014 4PF7 Federal L24E STP FLEXIBLE $96,000






286 07/12/12 2013 FHWA 7 88800 AUG AUG SR 219 07.21

Replace deteriorated bridge with minimal approach work. Primary Work

Category: Bridge Replacement Termini: AUG 219 0721 SFN 0603244 Bridge over

Schmier Ditch

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4PF7 Federal L25E STP RURAL <5K $20,000 $0 $151,000 $0 $756,000 2012AM07ID1027FDPE




287 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 7 89421 CCSTS CLA CLA VILLA ROAD

WIDEN VILLA ROAD AND IMPROVE DRAINAGE . ADD A TRAFFIC SIGNAL.

Primary Work Category: Minor Widening Termini: ON VILLA ROAD FROM DERR

ROAD TO URBANA ROAD.

Springfield, City of 1 PE Dtl Dsgn 2014 LNTP Local Match $18,750 $0 $94,750 $0 $2,495,344 2012stipID1912FDDD

287 PE Dtl Dsgn 2014 4TB7 Federal L40E CMAQ $75,000

288 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 7 89421 CCSTS CLA CLA VILLA ROAD

WIDEN VILLA ROAD AND IMPROVE DRAINAGE . ADD A TRAFFIC SIGNAL.

Primary Work Category: Minor Widening Termini: ON VILLA ROAD FROM DERR

ROAD TO URBANA ROAD.

Springfield, City of 1 RW Acquis 2013 LNTP Local Match $45,000 $0 $225,000 $0 $2,495,344 2012stipID1913FDAC


289 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 7 89434 CCSTS CLACLA UPPER VALLEY

BRIDGE

REPLACE BRIDGE AND UPGRADE INTERSECTIONS. Primary Work Category:

Bridge Replacement Termini: ON UPPER VALLEY PIKE SOUTH OF THE

INTERSECTION OF UVP, COUNTY LINE ROAD AND STORMS CREEK RD.

CLARK COUNTY ENGINEER 0 RW Acquis 2012 LNTP Local Match LNTP Non Traditional Local Match $5,000 $0 $25,000 $0 $1,210,000 2012stipID1901FDAC

289 RW Acquis 2012 4TA7 Federal L20E STP RURAL <200K $20,000

290 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 7 89441 CCSTS CLACLA NEW CARLISLE TRAIL

SIGNS

PLACEMENT OF TRAIL SIGNS CONSISTENT WITH THOSE USED BY SPRINGFIELD (UP

TO 6 SIGNS). Primary Work Category: Design Aesthetics Termini: ON WEST

LAKE AVE TO THE LOCATION OF THE OLD YMCA ON SR235

New Carlisle, City of 0 CO CO Mtrls 2013 4TC7 Federal L22E STP ENHANCEMENT $3,024 $0 $3,780 $0 $4,780 2012stipID1878FDCOMT

291 10/15/12 2013 FHWA 7 90260 MVRPC MOTMOT DAY REG Multi-

Modal Rail

This is a multi-phase project that supports the region's logistics and distribution

strategy for providing multi-modal options for regional companies with new full

freight rail service. Application is for project phases I and II. Includes DD

engineerin Primary Work Category: Railroad Improvements & Rehabilitation

Termini: From the CSXT mainline to E. property line of the Dayton International

Airport

Montgomery County

Transportation

Improvement District

0 PE Env PE 2013 4BK7 Federal L40E CMAQ $617,762 $227,797 $2,966,000 $227,797 $19,431,000 2012AM08ID01307FDPE





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292 04/11/13 2014 FHWA 7 90807 LOGLOG US 68/SR 235

8.10/8.68/8.18

Pavement planing and resurfacing with asphalt concrete.Urban Paving Program.

Primary Work Category: Minor Rehabilitation - Pavement Gnrl Sys Termini: US

68 from SLM 8.10 to SLM 8.49 and Brown St. US 68 from SLM 8.68 to SLM 10.09. SR

235 from SR 47 (SLM 8.18) to SR 720 (SLM 17.46)

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY11.08 CO CO Contr 2014 4PF7 Federal $73,472 $0 $2,435,752 $0 $2,436,752 2012AM11ID1885FDCO




292 CO CO Contr 2014 4PF7 Federal M232 STP RURAL <5K $1,388,827










292 CO CO Contr 2014 4BG7 Local Match 002 State Funds (S,O) $3,892



293 07/29/11 2013 FHWA 7 90822 MVRPC MOT MOT Iron Horse Bikeway

Construction of two types of path which include a 10' wide, concrete path

installed next to a street and a 10' wide asphalt path installed along a former

railroad route. Primary Work Category: Bikeways Termini: Northeast corner

of Stroop Road and Wilmington Pike to the Southwest corner of Woodman

Commerce Dr and Dorothy Ln (Delco Park)

Kettering, City of 0 RW Acquis 2013 LNTP Local Match LNTP Non Traditional Local Match $148,800 $0 $496,000 $0 $973,927 2012AM01ID0034FDRW


294 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 7 90865 MVRPC MIAD07 SRTS MIA W Milton

Infrastruc

Installation of new sidewalks along Haskett and Hamilton Streets in West Milton.

Primary Work Category: Add Sidewalks Termini: Village of West Milton;

Haskett and Hamilton Streets

West Milton, Village of 0 RW Acquis 2012 4SC7 Federal LU2E SAFE ROUTE TO SCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURE $5,000 $0 $5,000 $0 $190,300 2012stipID2012FDAC

295 10/13/11 2013 FHWA 7 91608 MVRPC MOT MOT US 35 15.76Replace deteriorating MSC wearing surface with new MSC overlay. Primary

Work Category: Bridge Deck Replacement Termini: SFN 5701929 MOT 35 15.76

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2014 4PF7 Federal L1CE BRIDGE 85% ON/OFF SYSTEM $290,000 $0 $726,000 $0 $8,774,000 2012AM03ID0186FDPEED




296 10/13/11 2013 FHWA 7 91728 SHE SHE IR 75 1.02

Replace SHE 75 overpass with insufficient (non-Standard) vertical clearance in

advance of a mojor rehab of IR 75. Primary Work Category: Bridge

Replacement Termini: CR 132 East Lockington SFN 7501447 SHE 75 102

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4PS7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $11,250 $0 $226,000 $0 $1,876,000 2012AM03ID0188FDPEED

296 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4PF7 Federal L01E INTERSTATE MAINTENANCE $101,250

296 PE Env PE 2013 4PF7 Federal L01E INTERSTATE MAINTENANCE $101,250


297 01/17/13 2013 FHWA 7 91984 DARDAR SR 705

9.02/9.47/10.33

Three span concrete slab deck removal and replacement with minimal approach

work, possible guardrail end treatment upgrades.SFN 1903845 Darke 705 0947

over Holsapple DitchSFN 1903969 Darke 705 1033 over East Branch Baurers

DitchSFN 1903810 Darke 705 0902 Primary Work Category: Bridge Replacement

Termini: SFN 1903810 DAR 705 0905/ Mile Creek;(SFN 1903969 DAR 705 1033 / E Br

Baurer's Ditch);SFN 1903845 DAR 705 0947 / Hosapple Ditch

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4PF7 Federal L25E STP RURAL <5K $134,000 $0 $270,801 $0 $2,048,078 2012AM09ID1592FDPE




298 01/17/13 2013 FHWA 7 92819 MVRPC MOT MOT SR 49 11.10 L/R

Removal and replacement of the existing bridges, approach slabs, and minimal

roadway work. Primary Work Category: Bridge Replacement Termini: SFN

5704561 (MOT 49 1110 L and 1110 R) and SFN 5704596 (over Razor Run)

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2014 4PF7 Federal L05E NATIONAL HIGHWAY SYSTEM $27,810 $59,036 $271,209 $59,036 $1,843,173 2012AM09ID1582FDPE





Remove and replace 3 span continuous concrete slab deck bridge with minimal

approach work. NOTE: Sidewalks are box beams on outside of structure, not

attached except at abutment. Primary Work Category: Bridge Replacement

Termini: SFN 5709601 MOT 202 0700 over tributary of Great Miami River

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4PF7 Federal L1CE BRIDGE 85% ON/OFF SYSTEM $84,000 $0 $176,000 $0 $1,537,791 2012AM06ID0790FDPE





Replace Deteriorated concrete slab bridge with new bridge deck and

substructure. Minimal approach work. Primary Work Category: Bridge

Replacement Termini: SFN 5710448 MOT 741 0552 Tributary over Great Miami

River

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4PF7 Federal L24E STP FLEXIBLE $52,000 $0 $151,000 $0 $474,266 2012AM11ID1875FDPE




301 10/15/12 2013 FHWA 7 93230 MVRPC MOTMOT I-675 Wilmington

Pike PH 1

To increase storage lane lengths to improve safety lane lengths to improve

safety and minimize the blocking of traffic in adjacent through lanes at

intersection. This short term improvement can be accomplished between the

existing bridge piers by reducing Primary Work Category: Intersection

Improvement Termini: I-675 and Wilmington Pike Interchange

CENTERVILLE 0 PE Env PE 2013 4TA7 Federal L23E STP URBANIZED AREAS $144,062 $0 $181,077 $0 $841,922 2012AM08ID01308FDPE



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302 10/15/12 2013 FHWA 7 93245 MVRPC MIAMIA CR 25A

Reconstruction PH 2

Reconstruction and widening from 2-5 lanes. The project will also install new

curbs, ADA truncated dome handicapped access ramps, storm sewer system,

utility relocations, street light, restoration of traffic signage upgrades. Primary

Work Category: Major Reconstruction Termini: CR 25A from Michaels Road to

Evanston Road.

TIPP CITY 1 PE Env PE 2013 4TA7 Federal L23E STP URBANIZED AREAS $176,000 $0 $221,000 $0 $3,051,000 2012AM08ID01298FDPE


303 07/12/12 2013 FHWA 7 93318 MVRPC MOT MOT IR 75 11.64 E

Replace deficient bridge deck with minimal approach transitions. Structure part

of I75/US35 interchange. Project to remove structural and functional

deficiencies. (Co-ordinate work with PID 86675 MOT 75 11.74) Primary Work

Category: Bridge Deck Replacement Termini: SFN 5707404 MOT 75 1164E on

Albany Street Ramp (IR 75 North - US 35 East)

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4PF7 Federal L01E INTERSTATE MAINTENANCE $112,500 $0 $201,000 $0 $1,617,822 2012AM07ID1042FDPE




304 07/12/12 2014 FHWA 7 93471 LOG LOG VAR VAR

Rebuild deck edges, patch pier encasements, reface abutments, and seal deck

edges.SFN 4603125 LOG 292 0879 Tributary Mill CreekSFN 4603605 LOG 508 0196

Stoney CreekSFN 4603907 LOG 559 0170 Tributary Big Darby CreekSFN 4603966

LOG 559 0245 Tributary Big Da Primary Work Category: Bridge Repair Termini:

SFN 4603125 LOG 292 0879,4603605 LOG 508 0196, 4603907 LOG 559 0170; 4603966

LOG 559 0245; 4604121 LOG 708 0069

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR Federal L25E STP RURAL <5K $1,082 $0 $135,300 $0 $136,300 2012AM07ID1050FDCO







305 04/11/13 2013 FHWA 7 93561 MVRPC MIA MIA IR 75 19.95

Project shall consist of a bridge deck overlay, pier patching, and beam painting.

Primary Work Category: Bridge Repair Termini: SFN 5503450 MIA 75 1995 CR 6

Miami/Shelby Road

ODOT SPONSORING





306 10/15/12 2013 FHWA 7 93562 MVRPC MIA MIA IR 75 13.73Replace functionally obsolete bridge Primary Work Category: Bridge

Replacement Termini: SFN 5502888 MIA 75 1373 CR 15 Piqua-Troy

ODOT SPONSORING





307 04/11/13 2014 FHWA 7 93569 SHED7 HQ Radio

Demo/Garage New Cons

Demolish the back section of the Annex (Concrete block & steel portion attached

to the back of the Annex, Radio Room Area). Add new area onto the District

Garage to house the demolished Radio Room. Primary Work Category:

Building Demolition Termini: District Headquarter's at the Rear of Annex Bldg

at 1001 St. Marys Avenue.

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 CO CO Contr 2014 4MA7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $570,000 $0 $627,000 $46,340 $675,460 2012AM11ID1887FDCO


308 10/15/12 2013 FHWA 7 93740 MVRPC MOTD07 SRTS MOT Riverside

Infra

Upgrade traffic signal at Valley & Harshman. Build campus pathway with lighting

from Rohrer Blvd to Mad River Middle School. Install sidewalk along Enright

Street. Build campus pathway for Beverly Gardens Elementary. Primary Work

Category: Signals Termini: Mad River Path: Rohrer Blvd to Middle School;

Enright: Spinning to Trunk; Bev Gardens: Elementary school to existing sidewalk

RIVERSIDE 0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4SC7 Federal $14,000 $0 $36,000 $0 $293,000 2012AM08ID01318FDPE

308 PE Env PE 2013 4SC7 Federal $21,000

309 10/15/12 2013 FHWA 7 93852 DARDAR SR 185 4.97

Midmark

Relocation of State Route 185 from 0.04 mile East of Catalpa Drive (SLM 4.97)

South and East to the intersection with State Route 47 (SLM 5.45). A distance of

0.25 mile. The existing State Route 185 between SLM 4.97 and the overlap with

State Route 47 Primary Work Category: Relocation Termini: Between SLM

4.97 and the overlap with State Route 47 SLM 5.45.

Versailles, Village of 0 RW Acquis 2013 5DV7 Federal L25E STP RURAL <5K $16,000 $0 $20,000 $0 $1,789,108 2012AM08ID01339FDRW

309 RW Acquis 2013 4DV7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $4,000


Construct a new noise wall along the west side of Interstate 75 just south of the

U.S. 40 interchange. Primary Work Category: Noise Wall Termini: Construct a

new noisewall at MOT-75-21.96 to 22.10

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0.14 PE Dtl Dsgn 2014 4PF7 Federal L01E INTERSTATE MAINTENANCE $31,500 $0 $117,410 $0 $537,410 2012AM11ID1878FDPE




311 01/17/13 2013 FHWA 7 94564 CHP CHP US 68 3.45

Project is to construct a left turn lane for south bound and northbound traffic on

U.S. 68 Primary Work Category: Intersection Improvement Termini:

Intersection of U.S. 68 and Hickory Grove

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0.4 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4HJ7 Federal LS3E HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $43,551 $0 $63,876 $0 $507,440 2012AM09ID1589FDPE


312 01/17/13 2013 FHWA 7 94632 CCSTS CLA CLA SR 235 0.23Access management, lighting and pedestrian improvements between Gerlaugh

and Dillie roads. Primary Work Category: Lighting Termini: CLA 235 0.23

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY1.28 PE Dtl Dsgn 2014 4HJ7 Federal MS30 HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $94,500 $0 $301,000 $0 $2,789,500 2012AM09ID1570FDPE


312 PE Env PE 2013 4HJ7 Federal MS30 HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $175,500




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313 01/17/13 2013 FHWA 7 94639 CCSTS CLACLA SR 41/235

30.790/8.65

Project to construct a high speed roundabout at the intersection of S.R. 41 and

S.R. 235. Primary Work Category: Intersection Improvement Termini: S.R. 41

SLM 30.79 to SLM 31.17

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0.76 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4HJ7 Federal MS30 HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $121,500 $0 $136,000 $0 $1,521,100 2012AM09ID1571FDPE


314 01/17/13 2013 FHWA 7 95244 SHE SHE SR 47 13.74

Access management and intersection realignment along Michigan Street/West

Court Street corridor in Sidney. Primary Work Category: Section Improvement

Termini: From I75 West to Vandemark Road and improvements at Wilkinson

Avenue intersection

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY1.43 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4HJ7 Federal $90,729 $0 $101,810 $0 $1,599,460 2012AM09ID1605FDPE


315 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 8 20082 OKI HAM HAM US 50 18.79/19.03

Demolish Existing Waldvogel Viaduct, Widen US 50 And Construct Ramps To

Bridges To Elberon Avenue And Warsaw Avenue To Replace Functions Of

Viaduct. Railroad Relocation Programmed As PID 84126. All R/W Cost Including

Utility Cost Is Under PID 20082. ** HA Primary Work Category: Major Widening

Termini: .13 MI. WEST OF SR-264(STATE AVE.) TO THE OVERHEAD 5TH STREET

CONNECTOR ON-RAMP FROM WB US-50 TO WB IR-71.

CINCINNATICO Air Quality

Exempt1 RW Acquis 2012 4TA7 Federal L23E STP URBANIZED AREAS $400,000 $8,609,778 $11,003,992 $63,727,878 $71,690,726 2012stipID2474FDAC


316 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 8 76256 OKI HAM HAM IR 75 10.10

Study the corridor for access improvements, study limits are from SLM 9.25 +/- to

15.50 +/-. Construction work limits are from 10.10 +/- to the 16.50 +/-. Work

includes major rehabilitation to the pavement, bridge work, and work

determined as a result o Primary Work Category: Major Widening Termini:

Glendale Milford Road to IR275 (phase 8)

ODOT SPONSORING

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CO Air Quality

Nonexempt6 RW Acquis 2012 4BK7 Federal L050 NATIONAL HWY SYST $800,000 $0 $700,000 $7,060,892 $81,292,182 2012stipID2397FDRW


316 RW RW Serv 2012 4BK7 Federal L050 NATIONAL HWY SYST $240,000



316 RW Utl Remb 2013 4BK7 Federal L050 NATIONAL HWY SYST $2,000,000


Provide a full movement interchange at IR-71 & MLK Drive while maintaining

existing connections to WHT and McMillan. Provide ramp metering on the

northbound entrance ramps from McMillan and MLK. Provide a northbound

auxiliary lane from the proposed NB ent Primary Work Category: Interchange,

Reconstruction Termini: Cincinnati - 9 Uptown communities.

CINCINNATI 2.07 PE Env PE 2013 4BK7 Federal L24E STP FLEXIBLE $2,185,015 $1,628,476 $7,359,745 $2,128,476 $83,415,745 2012AM11ID1888FDPE




317 PE Env RW Serv 2013 4BK7 Federal L24E STP FLEXIBLE $640,000





318 11/08/11 2013 FHWA 8 81425 OKI CLE CLE SR 125 0.40

Widen SR-125 to add a right turn lane westbound at mt. carmel road and to

provide a third westbound through lane from just west of the IR275 southbound

exit ramp to Independence. Widen Mt. Carmel to provide southbound dual left

turn lanes. Widen SR-125 to Primary Work Category: Intersection

Improvement Termini: 0.40 miles east of the Hamilton county line to 1.15

miles east of the Hamilton county line

District 8 PlanningCO Air Quality

Exempt0.75 RW Acquis 2011 4HJ7 Federal LS30 HIGHWAY SAFETY IMP PROG $1,276,726 $0 $1,418,584 $762,509 $6,944,798 2012MODID0081FDRW


319 11/08/11 2013 FHWA 8 81769 OKI BUT BUT US 27 10.92

Widen mainline US 27 to preferred design standards including increased

shoulder width, horizontal and vertical curvature considerations, lane width

deficiencies, and need for center turn lane provision at all major access points;

upgrade signalized inters Primary Work Category: Major Widening Termini:

Stillwell-Beckett Road to Chestnut Street

OXFORD; CITY OFCO Air Quality

Exempt4.35 RW Acquis 2011 4R47 Federal H640 NCPD $1,200,000 $0 $3,500,000 $1,271,016 $21,321,016 2012MODID0085FDRW



319 RW Utl Remb 2014 4R47 Federal LY20 HI PRI SEC 1702 $600,000

319 RW Utl Remb 2014 4TA7 Federal L230 URBANIZED AREAS $1,000,000


320 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 8 82309 OKI CLE CLE IR 275 8.95

Complete construction of Phase 2. Primarily IR275 to eastbound SR32 and

southside of Eastgate Blvd interchange. Primary Work Category: Major

Reconstruction Termini: Approximately 1.5 miles north of SR32 to 1.0 miles

south of SR32 on IR275. From 0.15 miles west to 1.0 miles east of IR275 on SR32

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY4 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 4BK7 Federal L24E STP FLEXIBLE $320,000 $0 $1,263,624 $0 $49,993,624 2012stipID2214FDDD


320 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 4BK7 Federal L01E INTERSTATE MAINTENANCE $1,040,000


321 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 8 82553 OKI CLECLE CR3 Aicholtz Road

Connector

This project will provide a new network connection from Mt. Carmel-Tabasco

Road on Old State Route 74 approximately 7000 feet to Eastgate Boulevard.

Project right-of-way width will address highway, rail transit, and pedestrian

facilities consistent with Primary Work Category: Preliminary Development

Termini: Beginning 500 feet east of Mt. Carmel-Tobasco Road on Old SR 74

continuing east for approximaely 6500 feet to Eastgate Boulevard

Clermont County

Commissioners

CO Air Quality

Nonexempt0 RW Acquis 2012 4R47 Federal 56C0 DIV A 2010 STP APPROP EARMARK $899,846 $0 $899,846 $0 $899,846 2012stipID2210FDAC


This is Phase 5 of the Hamilton 75 corridor projects. This phase was split off of

the work originally to be completed under PID 76257. Project adds a lane to I-75

and reconfigures the I-74/75 interchange. Primary Work Category: Major

Widening Termini: From the Monmouth overpass to just south of Clifton Rd.

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY3 RW Acquis 2012 4BK7 Federal L050 NATIONAL HWY SYST $712,000 $0 $1,400,000 $0 $177,432,817 2012stipID2407FDRW


322 RW RW Serv 2012 4BK7 Federal L050 NATIONAL HWY SYST $88,000



322 RW Utl Remb 2013 4BK7 Federal L050 NATIONAL HWY SYST $320,000



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323 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 8 84437 OKI HAM HAM US 27 14.15

Extend southbound right turn lane to westbound IR275 on ramp. Primary Work

Category: Intersection Improvement Termini: begin at westbound IR275 ramps

and end at Dry Ridge Connector, 0.24 miles.

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 RW Acquis 2012 4HJ7 Federal L240 STP FLEXIBLE $372,600 $0 $414,000 $194,450 $1,670,050 2012stipID2465FDAC



Constructing a left turn lane westbound from sr125 to sr132. Primary Work

Category: Intersection Improvement Termini: 0.1 miles east and west of SR132

south junction

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 RW Acquis 2012 4BC7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $60,000 $0 $600,000 $105,744 $1,862,088 2012stipID2219FDAC


325 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 8 85874 OKI HAMHAM Clough Pike

Sidewalks

Add turn lanes at Royalgreen Drive and Berkshire Road/Goldengate Drive, access

management modifications, improve lighting, new sidewalk on northsideof

project, signalization improvements if warranted at Bartels, Royalgreene Hunley

Corbly and Berkshire/Go Primary Work Category: Turn Lane Addition

Termini: Newtown Road to .10 east of berkshire Road/Goldengate Drive

HAMILTON COUNTY

ENGINEER0 CO CO Contr 2013 4BG7 Local Match 002 Local Match $480,000 $0 $2,690,827 $0 $2,690,827 2012stipID2371FDCO

325 CO CO Contr 2013 4TB7 Federal L400 CMAQ $1,920,000

325 CO CO Engr 2013 LABR Federal L400 CMAQ $192,000


326 01/13/12 2013 FHWA 8 85874 OKI HAMHAM Clough Pike

Sidewalks

Add turn lanes at Royalgreen Drive and Berkshire Road/Goldengate Drive, access

management modifications, improve lighting, new sidewalk on northsideof

project, signalization improvements if warranted at Bartels, Royalgreene Hunley

Corbly and Berkshire/Go Primary Work Category: Turn Lane Addition

Termini: Newtown Road to .10 east of berkshire Road/Goldengate Drive

HAMILTON COUNTY

ENGINEER0 RW Acquis 2012 4TB7 Federal L40E CMAQ $100,000 $0 $125,000 $0 $2,829,999 2012AM04ID0477FDRW


327 10/15/12 2013 FHWA 8 86457 OKI D08 D08 Culverts FY2015

Perform minor work to the following small culverts: Clean and ditch BUT-4-2461,

Pave invert BUT-4-2475, Pave invert BUT-4-2570. Replace CLI-380-0110 (96" CMP

arch), WAR-132-1056 (48" arch), WAR-123-2563 (60") & GRE-380-0149 (72"x44"

CMP arch). Line culve Primary Work Category: Culvert

Construction/Reconstr/Repair Termini: Varies

DISTRICT 8 PRODUCTION 0 RW Acquis 2013 4PF7 Federal L24E STP FLEXIBLE $64,000 $0 $80,000 $0 $1,379,000 2012AM08ID01362FDRW


328 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 8 86633 OKI HAMHAM CR 273 3.20-

Plainfied Rd. BP

Add bicycle and pedestrian facility to east side of Plainfield Road including curb

and shoulder; extend existing culverts as needed;construct retaining wall where

required;adjust drainage catch basins and manholes as needed; utilitiey poles

will not be re Primary Work Category: Bikeways Termini: Cooper Road to

Glendale-Milford Road

BLUE ASH 1 CO CO Contr 2013 LNTP Local Match LNTP Non Traditional Local Match $380,172 $0 $950,172 $0 $950,172 2012stipID2362FDCO

328 CO CO Contr 2013 4TB7 Federal L400 CMAQ $525,000



Add two way left turn lane from end of left turn lane at Crest to Cranbrook, twltl

will become left turn lane at Cranbrook. Primary Work Category: Intersection

Improvement Termini: North of Crest to North of Cranbrook

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 RW Acquis 2013 4HJ7 Federal LS30 HIGHWAY SAFETY IMP PROG $135,000 $0 $150,000 $0 $737,500 2012stipID2452FDAC


330 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 8 86895 OKI HAM HAM CR 456 0.56

Improvements to Reading Road consist of the addition of a two-way left turn

lane through the majority of the corridor; also left and right turn lane addition

and signal replacement to improve LOS at the intersection of Reading Road and

Hauck Road. In addi Primary Work Category: Turn Lane Addition Termini:

Reading Road: from Kemper Road to Crescentville Road; Hauck Road: from

Reading Road to 700 ft. east of Reading Road

SHARONVILLE 1 RW Acquis 2012 4TA7 Federal L230 URBANIZED AREAS $51,200 $0 $64,000 $0 $2,204,870 2012stipID2365FDAC


331 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 8 87029 D08 D08 SIGNS FY2015Project for systematic sign upgrades in villages and other missed areas that need

upgrading. Primary Work Category: Signs Termini: Various Locations

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY

CO Air Quality

Exempt4 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 4PF7 Federal L05E NATIONAL HIGHWAY SYSTEM $500,000 $0 $500,000 $0 $3,800,000 2012stipID2315FDDD


The project will improve the S-curve from McMicken Ave. to Dixmyth Ave. by

improving the geometry, constructing the proper superelevation, and adding

left turn lanes where needed. The project will increase turning capability at

Dixmyth by making the exist Primary Work Category: Realignment Termini:

West MLK Jr. Dr. from 0.15mi east of US-127 & US-52 (Central Pkwy) to the

intersection of Clifton Ave.

CINCINNATI 1 RW Acquis 2012 4TA7 Federal L230 URBANIZED AREAS $400,000 $0 $5,300,000 $0 $11,332,405 2012stipID2366FDAC



332 RW Acquis 2013 4TA7 Federal L23E STP URBANIZED AREAS $3,840,000

333 10/15/12 2014 FHWA 8 87093 CLI CLI SR 28 0.00

Resurface and perform pavement repair to SR 28 in Clinton County Primary

Work Category: Minor Rehabilitation - Pavement Gnrl Sys Termini: CLI SR 28:

from SLM 0.00 to 18.16

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY

CO Air Quality

Exempt18 CO CO Contr 2014 4PF7 Federal L25E STP RURAL <5K $4,000,000 $0 $5,555,000 $0 $5,555,000 2012AM08ID01381FDCO


333 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR State L25E STP RURAL <5K $4,000





334 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 8 87172 CLI CLI US 68 14.41

Replace bridge CLI-68-1443 (SFN 1401173) over Lytle Creek in the City of

Wilmington. Primary Work Category: Bridge Replacement Termini: On US 68

from 0.28 mi. to 0.33 mi. north of the southern intersection with SR 134.

DISTRICT 8 PRODUCTION 0 RW Acquis 2014 4PS7 State $40,000 $0 $40,000 $16,286 $1,113,786 2012stipID2261STAC



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Project will include access management improvements along Wooster Pike (US-

50) including a new access road, closing several driveways, and cul-de-sac'ing of

intersecting streets. Improvements along Wooster Pike (US-50) will also include

sidewalks, curb an Primary Work Category: Section Improvement Termini:

From the intersection of Meadowlark Drive & Wooster Pike (US-50) to the

Mariemont corp. line on Wooster Pike (US-50).

Fairfax, Village of 0 RW Acquis 2012 4TB7 Federal L400 CMAQ $863,200 $0 $1,079,000 $0 $2,604,270 2012stipID2477FDAC


336 07/01/11 2014 FHWA 8 87399 OKI WARHAM/WAR IR71

19.41/0.00 Gore Ext

Project will improve separation of mainline I-71 traffic from the NB/SB exit ramp

traffic by extending the ramp gores. Gores will be extended using a physical

barrier. Primary Work Category: Interchange, Reconstruction Termini: NB

exit ramp: 3000 LF west of the ramp diverge from I-71 to the diverge. SB exit

ramp: From Mason-Montg. Rd. to 3000 LF east.

WARREN COUNTY

ENGINEER1 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR Federal L23E STP URBANIZED AREAS $260,000 $0 $3,575,000 $0 $3,575,000 2012stipID2504FDCO


336 CO CO Contr 2014 4TA7 Federal L230 URBANIZED AREAS $2,600,000



Widen for two way left turn lane, left turn lanes at intersections, from Branch

Hill Guinea Pike to Smith Road Primary Work Category: Turn Lane Addition

Termini: 0.05 miles east of Branch Hill Guinea Pike to 0.06 miles east of Smith

Road

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY1 RW Acquis 2012 4BC7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $30,000 $0 $300,000 $28,957 $2,198,957 2012stipID2225FDAC


338 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 8 87763 OKI HAMHAM/CLE SR 125

5.41/0.00

Access management and minor traffic control improvements. Primary Work

Category: Section Improvement Termini: Five Mile Road to the County Line in

Hamilton County and county line to Independence/Hopper Hill in Clermont

County.

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY2 RW Acquis 2012 4HJ7 Federal LS30 HIGHWAY SAFETY IMP PROG $2,116,800 $0 $2,352,000 $234,492 $4,238,192 2012stipID2482FDAC


339 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 8 88135 OKI HAM HAM GE Parkway

add local roadway connection on east side of IR75, aka GE parkway. Provide

southbound IR75 ramp to GE Parkway from Glendale Milford Road. (phase 2 TTV)

Primary Work Category: New Construction Termini: Shepherd Lane to Glendale

Milford Road (phase 2)

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY

CO Air Quality

Nonexempt0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 4BD7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $100,000 $0 $500,000 $0 $24,210,000 2012stipID2375FDDD

339 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 4BK7 Federal $400,000

340 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 8 88788 OKI HAMHAM CR 71/CR 73

1.28/1.44

Project includes the realignment of Blue Rock Rd. at the north intersection with

Cheviot Rd and addition of left-turn lanes on Cheviot Rd. at the intersection;

resurfacing of Cheviot Rd.; and reconfiguring the lanes on Cheviot at the south

intersection wi Primary Work Category: Intersection Improvement Termini:

Cheviot Road: from the south intersection with Blue Rock Rd. to Galbraith Rd.

HAMILTON COUNTY

ENGINEER1 RW Acquis 2012 4TA7 Federal L23E STP URBANIZED AREAS $800,000 $0 $1,000,000 $0 $5,126,500 2012stipID2368FDAC



Reconstruction of I-75 from Ohio River through the Western Hills Viaduct. Brent

Spence Bridge Detailed Design, RW, and Construction Phase Project (Ohio only).

September 2012 Programmatic Work is for R/W plan development and

Acquisition Services. Primary Work Category: Major Reconstruction Termini:

From the OH/KY State Line to the 3.00+/- Mile Marker

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY3 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4BK7 Federal L05E NATIONAL HIGHWAY SYSTEM $3,200,000 $4,000,000 $58,243,000 $4,003,800 $1,108,000,650 2012AM08ID01366FDPE

341 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4BK7 Federal L05E NATIONAL HIGHWAY SYSTEM $1,600,000



341 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4BK7 Federal L05E NATIONAL HIGHWAY SYSTEM $4,800,000

341 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4BD7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $1,200,000


Reconstruction of I-75 from Ohio River through the Western Hills Viaduct. Brent

Spence Bridge Detailed Design, RW, and Construction Phase Project (Ohio only).

September 2012 Programmatic Work is for R/W plan development and

Acquisition Services. Primary Work Category: Major Reconstruction Termini:

From the OH/KY State Line to the 3.00+/- Mile Marker

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY3 RW Acquis 2013 4BD7 State $17,000,000 $3,800 $92,855,650 $4,003,800 $1,108,000,650 2012AM08ID01366FDRW



342 RW Acquis 2013 4BD7 State $3,000,000

342 RW Acquis 2013 4BD7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $1,540,000


342 RW Acquis 2013 4BK7 Federal L05E NATIONAL HIGHWAY SYSTEM $198,050








342 RW Utl Remb 2014 4BK7 Federal L05E NATIONAL HIGHWAY SYSTEM $10,280,000

342 RW Utl Remb 2014 4BD7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $2,570,000

342 RW Utl Remb 2015 4BK7 Federal $1,128,000

342 RW Utl Remb 2013 4BK7 Federal L05E NATIONAL HIGHWAY SYSTEM $400,000



343 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 8 89179 OKI WAR

WAR

MasonMont/Bethany

Roundabout

Project involves improving the intersection by constructing a two-lane

roundabout with two lane approaches and departures, curb and gutter, storm

sewers, bike path, sidewalk, a culvert replacement, and necessary utility

relocation. Primary Work Category: Intersection Improvement Termini:

Intersection of Bethany & Mason-Montgomery Roads: 750' on all four approaches

to the intersection.

MASON 1 RW Acquis 2012 4TB7 Federal L40E CMAQ $150,000 $0 $250,000 $0 $2,293,000 2012stipID2515FDAC



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344 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 8 89182 OKI HAM HAM US 22/SR 3 15.20

Project includes the addition of auxiliary turn lanes, sidewalk along the east side

of Montgomery Road, and signing and traffic signal modifications. Primary

Work Category: Turn Lane Addition Termini: Montgomery Rd: Pfeiffer Rd to

Bethesda North Hospital main access; Pfeiffer Rd: approx. 1 mi W of

Montgomery Rd to Montgomery Rd

MONTGOMERY 0 RW Acquis 2013 4TB7 Federal L40E CMAQ $232,122 $0 $290,152 $0 $858,001 2012stipID2460FDAC


345 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 8 89308 OKI BUTBUT CR 113 3.20 Lib-

Fairfield Rd

Project includes widening of Liberty Fairfield Road to connect two previously

federally funded projects that are complete at the north and south ends of the

proposed improvements. Improvements include replacement of a bridge size

CMP culvert with a concre Primary Work Category: Widening Termini:

Liberty-Fairfield Road: from 0.28 miles N of SR-4 to 0.17 miles S of the Great

Miami River.

BUTLER COUNTY

ENGINEER1 RW Acquis 2013 4TA7 Federal L23E STP URBANIZED AREAS $390,000 $0 $600,000 $0 $3,169,200 2012stipID2175FDAC


346 01/17/13 2013 FHWA 8 89905 OKI HAM HAM SR 264 8.49

Widen Westbourne Drive to provide dual left turn lanes to go north on SR264

and widen southbound SR-264 to provide a right turn lane at Westbourne, which

will extend thru the intersection of Lawrence Road Primary Work Category:

Intersection Improvement Termini: 0.1 miles north of Lawerence Road (slm

8.59) continuing south to Westbourne Drive (slm 8.64)

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0.16 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4HJ7 Federal LS3E HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $29,819 $270,397 $304,529 $270,397 $2,186,529 2012AM09ID1614FDPE

346 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4BC7 State $3,313


Widen westbound SR-125 to provide a right turn lane at Bach Buxton; upgrade

the traffic signal at SR-125 & Back Buxton, prepare capacity analysis to determine

if an EB PROT-ONLY left can be provided at Bach Buxton, and provide dilemma

zone detection at Ba Primary Work Category: Intersection Improvement

Termini: from the intersection of SR-125 & Bach Buxton to 600' east of Bach

Buxton

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 RW Acquis 2012 4HJ7 Federal LS3E HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $120,600 $0 $166,000 $0 $625,800 2012stipID2217FDAC


347 RW Labor 2012 4HJ7 Federal LS3E HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $28,800

347 RW Labor 2012 4BC7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $3,200

348 10/15/12 2013 FHWA 8 90412 PREPRE CR18/TR150

1.55/1.35 Des-Bld

Project involves the replacement of the structurally deficient Bridge No. PRE-

CR18-0155 (SFN: 6836267), which carries California School Road (CR-18) over Four

Mile Creek and the replacement of structurally deficient Bridge No. PRE-TR 15-

0135 (SFN: 6839401 Primary Work Category: Bridge Replacement Termini: CR-

18: from county log point 1.51 to county log point 1.59; TR-150: from county log

point 1.31 to county log point 1.39

PREBLE COUNTY

ENGINEER0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 LNTP Local Match LNTP Non Traditional Local Match $100,000 $13,538 $113,538 $13,538 $1,273,538 2012AM08ID01383FDPE

349 10/13/11 2013 FHWA 8 90896 CLI CLI Wilmington SRTS

Add sidewalks along Nelson and Truesdell (SR-730). Primary Work Category:

Add Sidewalks Termini: Nelson - from Truesdell to Moble Home Park.

Truesdell - from Nelson to Timber Glen.

Wilmington, City of 0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4SC7 Federal LU2E SAFE ROUTE TO SCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURE $21,000 $0 $60,000 $0 $325,780 2012AM03ID0200FDPEED



Widen Fields Ertel Road to provide a right turn lane to northbound I-71, restripe

Fields Ertel and Mason Montgomery intersection, widen Gregory for an

additional northbound lane and restripe the Gregory and Fields Ertel

intersection. Apply access managem Primary Work Category: Section

Improvement Termini: 0.26 miles south of the hamilton/warren county line to

0.28 miles north of the county line

ODOT SPONSORING






NB IR-71 Ramps & US-22• Restripe and widen US-22 to provide a WB right turn

lane on US-22 at the NB IR-71 entrance ramp.• Restripe US-22 to provide two WB

through lanes through the IR-71 interchange. • Restripe US-22 to provide EB dual

left turn lanes at Primary Work Category: Intersection Improvement

Termini: IR-71: From 650' S of US-22 to 850' N of US-22; US-22: from 350' W of SB IR-

71 Ramps to 850' E of NB IR-71 Ramps

ODOT SPONSORING



351 PE PE Engr 2012 4HJ7 Federal LS3E HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $380,041

351 PE PE Engr 2012 4BC7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $42,227


NB IR-71 Ramps & US-22• Restripe and widen US-22 to provide a WB right turn

lane on US-22 at the NB IR-71 entrance ramp.• Restripe US-22 to provide two WB

through lanes through the IR-71 interchange. • Restripe US-22 to provide EB dual

left turn lanes at Primary Work Category: Intersection Improvement

Termini: IR-71: From 650' S of US-22 to 850' N of US-22; US-22: from 350' W of SB IR-

71 Ramps to 850' E of NB IR-71 Ramps

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY1 RW Acquis 2013 4HJ7 Federal LS3E HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $417,690 $0 $663,000 $0 $4,066,351 2012AM04ID0484FDRW


352 RW Labor 2013 4HJ7 Federal LS3E HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $179,010

352 RW Labor 2013 4BC7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $19,890

353 10/13/11 2014 FHWA 8 91763 OKI CLE CLE SR 133 12.43Replace Bridge Size Culvert CLE-133-12.43. Primary Work Category: Culvert

Construction/Reconstr/Repair Termini: CLE 133: 0.97 miles south of SR 125.

ODOT SPONSORING






Rehabilitate Bridge HAM-71-1717 (COrnell Rd. Over I-71) by replacing the deck,

eliminating the hinge, and perfroming other related rehabilitation work.

Primary Work Category: Bridge Deck Replacement Termini: I-71: 0.35 mils

south of I-275.

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4PF7 Federal $202,500 $0 $226,000 $0 $3,163,000 2012AM08ID01368FDPE




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355 01/13/12 2013 FHWA 8 92554 MVRPC GRE GRE CR 36 0.27

Reconfigure lanes on Inidan Ripple Road as they approach the ramps for IR675.

Improve signal timing and phasing at the ramps. Primary Work Category:

Intersection Improvement Termini: 0.27 miles west of IR675 to 0.1 miles east

of IR675

BEAVERCREEK 0 PE Env PE 2012 4HJ7 Federal LS3E HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $57,038 $0 $63,376 $0 $63,376 2012AM04ID0497FDPEEN



Widen northbound US27 for a third lane ending as a right turn lane at Struble.

Part 1 PID 92555; Part 2 PID 84437, to be sold as one construction project.

Primary Work Category: Widening Termini: 0.07 miles north of IR275 to Struble

Road (0.61 miles north of IR275)

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY1 RW Acquis 2013 4HJ7 Federal LS3E HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $630,000 $0 $752,450 $169,331 $2,581,736 2012AM07ID1080FDRW





Provided median from 10.07-10.10 to eliminate lefts at Kroger drive and

construct a left turn lane for northbound US127 to Kemper Avenue Primary

Work Category: Intersection Improvement Termini: 0.15 miles south of SR126

to 0.21 miles north of SR126

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4HJ7 Federal $22,063 $0 $74,285 $0 $519,085 2012AM08ID01370FDPE




358 10/15/12 2013 FHWA 8 93130 OKI BUTBUT TR 134 7.50 Yankee

Rd

Project involves total roadway reconstruction and widening from two to three

lanes, minor realignment of the roadway, addition of curb and gutter and storm

water system, signage, and pavement markings. Primary Work Category:

Major Rehabilitation Termini: Yankee Road (TR-134): from Todhunter Road to

MADE Industrial Drive

Middletown, City of 0 CO CO Contr 2013 5DV7 Federal L24E STP FLEXIBLE $675,120 $0 $1,290,740 $0 $1,290,740 2012AM08ID01357FDCO




359 10/15/12 2013 FHWA 8 93531 OKI HAMHAM Wyoming SRTS

2012 Compton Rd

Add sidewalk along Compton Road, improve intersection crosswalks with curb

ramps, signing, and pavement markings. Primary Work Category: Add

Sidewalks Termini: Compton Road: between Hilltop and Poage Farm Road

District 8 Planning 0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4SC7 Federal LU2E SAFE ROUTE TO SCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURE $25,000 $0 $50,000 $0 $232,000 2012AM08ID01372FDPE


360 10/15/12 2013 FHWA 8 93532 MVRPC GREGRE Sugarcreek SRTS 12

Feedwire

Extend existing path from Intermediate School south to existing path by water

tower on east side of Upper Bellbrook Road to connect to school sidewalk;

Extend path (current SRTS Infra. Proj.) from Middle School drive to Eden

Meadows Way on south side of F Primary Work Category: Add Sidewalks

Termini: Upper Bellbrook Rd. from existing path to School. Feedwire Rd. from

existing path to Eden Meadows Way



361 10/15/12 2013 FHWA 8 93533 OKI HAMHAM Mariemont SRTS

HAWK Signal

HAWK Signal on Plainville Road at mid-block crossing in front of school entrance;

New School signing on streets surrounding school; and bike racks at the school.

Install missing sidewalk connection on Wooster Pike near Park Ave. Upgrade

existing asphalt s Primary Work Category: Signals Termini: Plainville Road

north of US-50; Wooster Pike from west to east corp limit; Murray Ave. from

Beech St. to Oak St.



362 10/15/12 2013 FHWA 8 93536 MVRPC GREGRE Yellow Spr. SRTS

Sidewalks

Sidewalks, pavement markings and signing at various locations near the schools

inside Yellow Springs. Primary Work Category: Add Sidewalks Termini:

Sidewalks at various locations on local streets within Yellow Springs, and

upgrade of signing.

0 0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2014 4SC7 Federal LU2E SAFE ROUTE TO SCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURE $8,000 $0 $33,000 $0 $308,000 2012AM08ID01351FDPE

362 PE PE Engr 2013 4SC7 Federal LU2E SAFE ROUTE TO SCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURE $25,000

363 10/15/12 2013 FHWA 8 93593 OKI BUT BUT SR 129 13.65

Realign offset intersection of SR129/SR177/Eaton Avenue. Construct new signal.

Primary Work Category: Intersection Improvement Termini: 300' south of

SR177 to 500' west of SR177

Hamilton, City of 0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2014 4HJ7 Federal LS3E HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $147,980 $0 $498,250 $0 $3,850,910 2012AM08ID01358FDPE




364 10/15/12 2013 FHWA 8 93595 OKI BUT BUT SR 128 9.65

Improve intersection by adding southbound dual lefts and northbound right turn

lane. Intersection local street names are MLK and High St. Primary Work

Category: Intersection Improvement Termini: US127 to 500' east of US127.

Hamilton, City of 0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2014 4HJ7 Federal LS3E HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $158,226 $0 $532,750 $0 $2,933,131 2012AM08ID01359FDPE




365 10/15/12 2014 FHWA 8 93938 OKI WAR WAR IR 71 0.07

Widen exit ramp to provide for dual right turn lanes, improve cross slope from

Ramp E onto Mason Montgomery Road, may require reconstruction of portion of

the ramp. Primary Work Category: Intersection Improvement Termini:

Mason Montgomery Road to beginning of Exit Ramp E

WARREN COUNTY

ENGINEER0 CO CO Contr 2014 4TA7 Federal L23E STP URBANIZED AREAS $1,000,000 $0 $1,375,000 $106,820 $1,481,820 2012AM08ID01380FDCO


365 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR Federal L23E STP URBANIZED AREAS $100,000

365 CO CO Engr 2014 4BC7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $25,000

366 01/17/13 2013 FHWA 8 94494 OKI WARWAR SR 48 8.80 Mason

Morrow Mill

Project will add exclusive left turn lanes on both approaches of Mason Morrow

Millgrove Road, add an additional eastbound thru/right lane to the west

approach of Mason Morrow Millgrove Road, add an additional left turn lane on

the north approach of State Primary Work Category: Intersection

Improvement Termini: Intersection of SR-48 and Mason Morrow Millgrove

Road

WARREN COUNTY

ENGINEER0.7 PE Dtl Dsgn 2014 4HJ7 Federal MS30 HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $126,000 $0 $220,000 $0 $3,390,000 2012AM09ID1623FDPE



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366 PE PE Engr 2013 4HJ7 Federal MS30 HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $72,000


367 01/17/13 2013 FHWA 8 94520 OKI WARWAR HRRR CR 23/7

0.43/3.74

Pave with skid treatment on Foster Maineville on curves between Butterworth

and Southern Pines, provide lighting at Foster Maineville and Butterworth and

provided optical speed bar markings on Wilmington Road east of Nixon Camp

Road prior to curves. Primary Work Category: Resurfacing (safety related)

Termini: Foster Maineville Road from Butterworth to Soutern Pines (0.43 to 0.58)

and Wlimington Road from Nixon Camp to curves (3.74-3.81)

WARREN COUNTY

ENGINEER0.15 CO CO Contr 2013 4RS7 Federal LS2E HSIP - HI RISK RURAL $315,000 $0 $385,000 $16,207 $408,690 2012AM09ID1624FDCO


367 CO CO Engr 2013 4RS7 Federal LS2E HSIP - HI RISK RURAL $31,500



Provide an auxiliary lane for southbound IR71 from the Pfeiffer on ramp to the

SR126 off ramp. Requires extension of a culvert and moving of a short section of

noise wall. Primary Work Category: Spot Safety Termini: 14.33 to 15.63;

beginning of exit ramp for SR126 to end of exit ramp at Pfeiffer Road

southbound

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY1.3 CO CO Engr 2014 4HJ7 Federal LS3E HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $180,000 $0 $2,700,000 $109,561 $3,174,561 2012AM09ID1619FDCO

368 CO CO Engr 2014 4BC7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $20,000



Provide an auxiliary lane for southbound IR71 from the Pfeiffer on ramp to the

SR126 off ramp. Requires extension of a culvert and moving of a short section of

noise wall. Primary Work Category: Spot Safety Termini: 14.33 to 15.63;

beginning of exit ramp for SR126 to end of exit ramp at Pfeiffer Road

southbound

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY1.3 PE Dtl Dsgn 2014 4DP7 Federal Pass-Th $365,000 $109,561 $474,561 $109,561 $3,174,561 2012AM09ID1619FDPE


Widen northbound IR-71 to provide three continuous through lanes through the

SR-562 interchange. This widening will result in one additional lane from SR-562

to Red Bank Expressway. Actual pavement widening will occur from

approximately SLM 8.54-9.60 +/-. Primary Work Category: Widening Termini:

0.1 mi south of Williams Avenue Overpass to 0.04 mi north of Red Bank (SLM 6.86-

9.74)

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY2.88 PE Env PE 2013 4HJ7 Federal MS30 HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $225,000 $0 $500,000 $0 $12,270,000 2012AM09ID1620FDPE


370 PE PE Engr 2013 4HJ7 Federal MS30 HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $225,000


371 01/17/13 2013 FHWA 8 94754 OKI HAM HAM SR 126 19.40

Signalize the intersection of SR-126 and the southbound exit ramp from I-71

while maintaining freeflow connections from eastbound SR-126 to I-71.

Primary Work Category: Intersection Improvement Termini: 0.1 mi west of

Pedestrian bridge overpass to the exit ramp to northbound I-71 (SLM 19.40-

19.76)

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0.36 PE Dtl Dsgn 2014 UNFU Not Determined 002 State Funds (S,O) $185,000 $0 $485,000 $0 $5,835,000 2012AM09ID1621FDPE



372 04/12/12 2013 FHWA 9 13234 SCI SCI SR 73 1.10

REPLACE THE EXISTING DEFICIENT STRUCTURE NO 7302193 WITH A NEW

STRUCTURE AND ANY NECESSARY APPROACH WORK. BRIDGE SPANS RARDEN

CREEK. Primary Work Category: Bridge Replacement Termini: .01 MI. W OF

RARDEN WCL PT. 1

DISTRICT 9 PRODUCTION 0 RW Acquis 2012 4PF7 Federal L25E STP RURAL <5K $4,000 $0 $5,000 $154,039 $1,250,039 2012AM06ID0811FDRW

373 01/17/13 2013 FHWA 9 19415 SCISCI SR 823 6.67

PortsByPass Ph 1

Project Termini: Intersection of Lucasville-Minford Rd & Flowers-Ison east to

SR335 & terminating in the vicinity of the Scioto County Airport. It is proposed to

construct a new 4-lane limited access highway/bypass of Portsmouth, Ohio.

Phase 1 shall be co Primary Work Category: Bypass Termini: Intersection of

Lucasville-Minford Rd & Flowers-Ison east to SR335 & terminating in the vicinity

of the Scioto County Airport.

DISTRICT 9 PRODUCTION 3.55 OTH Oth Remb 2013 4D27 Federal L980 APPALACHIAN HWYS DEV $2,100,000 $0 $3,300,000 $49,797,567 $152,426,976 2012AM09ID1659FDOTH

373 OTH Oth Remb 2013 4BD7 State $1,200,000

374 01/17/13 2013 FHWA 9 19415 SCISCI SR 823 6.67

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DISTRICT 9 PRODUCTION 3.55 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4D27 Federal H980 APPALACHIAN HWYS DEV $2,448,000 $39,514,249 $55,652,399 $49,797,567 $152,426,976 2012AM09ID1659FDPE

374 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4D27 Federal H980 APPALACHIAN HWYS DEV $1,150,494


374 PE Dtl Dsgn 2014 TRAC Not Determined $578,239

374 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4D27 Federal H980 APPALACHIAN HWYS DEV $320,000


374 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4D27 Federal L980 APPALACHIAN HWYS DEV $160,000

374 PE Dtl Dsgn 2014 TRAC Not Determined 002 State Funds (S,O) $144,560



374 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4D27 Federal H980 APPALACHIAN HWYS DEV $32,000


375 04/11/13 2013 FHWA 9 19415 SCISCI SR 823 6.67

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DISTRICT 9 PRODUCTION 3.55 RW Acquis 2014 4BK7 Federal L05E NATIONAL HIGHWAY SYSTEM $2,400,000 $14,503,668 $37,597,530 $54,029,917 $167,840,596 2012AM11ID1910FDRW

375 RW Acquis 2013 4D27 Federal L980 APPALACHIAN HWYS DEV $2,160,000

375 RW Acquis 2013 4BK7 Federal L05E NATIONAL HIGHWAY SYSTEM $997,324




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375 RW RW Serv 2013 4D27 Federal H980 APPALACHIAN HWYS DEV $575,840

375 RW RW Serv 2013 4D27 Federal L980 APPALACHIAN HWYS DEV $320,000


375 RW RW Serv 2013 4D27 Federal H980 APPALACHIAN HWYS DEV $116,800







375 RW Utl Remb 2013 4D27 Federal L980 APPALACHIAN HWYS DEV $680,000






376 01/17/13 2013 FHWA 9 79221 PIKPIK SR 220 6.98

WaverlyConnector

Beginning at the intersection of US23 and current east-west road between US23

& Second St, proceed NW intersecting w/SR104 & terminate @ SR220. And being

more fully described as follows: Construct a new segment of SR 220 roadway

along the south west side Primary Work Category: New Construction

Termini: Begin @ intersection US23 and current east-west road between US23 &

Second St, proceed NW intersecting w/SR104 & terminate @ SR220

WAVERLY 0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4R47 Federal H660 SECTION 117 DEMO ID PROJECTS $169,771 $1,051,916 $1,222,988 $1,051,916 $15,313,233 2012AM09ID1645FDPE

377 01/17/13 2013 FHWA 9 79221 PIKPIK SR 220 6.98

WaverlyConnector

Beginning at the intersection of US23 and current east-west road between US23

& Second St, proceed NW intersecting w/SR104 & terminate @ SR220. And being

more fully described as follows: Construct a new segment of SR 220 roadway

along the south west side Primary Work Category: New Construction

Termini: Begin @ intersection US23 and current east-west road between US23 &

Second St, proceed NW intersecting w/SR104 & terminate @ SR220

WAVERLY 0 RW Acquis 2013 4R47 Federal HY10 Hi Priority Projects Sec 1702 "House" $295,000 $0 $926,569 $1,051,916 $15,313,233 2012AM09ID1645FDRW

377 RW Acquis 2013 4R47 Federal H660 SECTION 117 DEMO ID PROJECTS $230,155

377 RW Acquis 2013 4R47 Federal HY10 Hi Priority Projects Sec 1702 "House" $28,414

377 RW RW Serv 2013 4R47 Federal HY10 Hi Priority Projects Sec 1702 "House" $81,000

377 RW Utl Remb 2013 4R47 Federal HY10 Hi Priority Projects Sec 1702 "House" $292,000

378 04/12/12 2013 FHWA 9 81541 SCI SCI SR 140 4.94 Safety

It is proposed to correct the horizontal and vertical alignnment of the curve on

this section of highway. Primary Work Category: Realignment Termini: 4.94

miles NE from US52

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 RW Acquis 2012 4HJ7 Federal LS30 HIGHWAY SAFETY IMP PROG $22,500 $0 $110,000 $36,945 $1,377,877 2012AM06ID0815FDRW


378 RW Utl Remb 2012 4HJ7 Federal LS30 HIGHWAY SAFETY IMP PROG $76,500


379 04/12/12 2013 FHWA 9 83987 HIGHIG Hobart/Carl Smith

Drive 1

The services include preparation of construction contract plans, right of way

plans, right of way acquisition, and the construciton of Hobart/Smith Drive in

Highland County with a project length of approximately 7,100 feet. The design

will involve improv Primary Work Category: New Construction Termini:

Project begins at intersection of Hobart Dr. & US 62 and extends to the 7.30 mm

of SR 73.

HIGHLAND COUNTY

ENGINEER1 RW Acquis 2012 4D37 Federal L980 APPALACHIAN HWYS DEV $300,000 $0 $375,000 $380,738 $7,333,174 2012AM06ID0819FDRW


380 01/17/13 2013 FHWA 9 84630 PIK PIK SR 220 7.05

It is proposed to resurface the existing SR220 highway with asphalt

concrete.Begin project @ Waverly west corp, head east and terminate at Shuster

Road (Zahan's Corner). CO CC PV Urban - plan splits Urban portion SLM 7.05 to

9.55, Waverly area. CO CC PV R Primary Work Category: Resurfacing, Undivided

System Termini: Begin project @ Waverly west corp, head east and terminate

at Shuster Road (Zahan's Corner).

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY6.46 PE PE Engr 2013 4PF7 Federal L25E STP RURAL <5K $5,200 $0 $9,500 $0 $1,116,256 2012AM09ID1646FDPE

380 PE PE Engr 2013 4PF7 Federal L25E STP RURAL <5K $1,600


381 01/17/13 2014 FHWA 9 84703 LAW LAW SR 141 8.43

Resurfacing of 2-Lane Highways. LAW-141-(8.43-16.47) Pave Thru Bridgs.4402308

LAW SR141 8.83 Intersect: Trib Of Dog Fork4402332 LAW SR141 9.21 Intersect: Trib

Of Dog Fork4402367 LAW SR141 11.57 Intersect: Trib Of Deloss Creek4402545 LAW

SR141 15.3 Interse Primary Work Category: Resurfacing, Undivided System

Termini: LAW-140-(0.00-1.68) & LAW-141-(8.43-16.47)

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY7.94 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR Federal L250 STP Rural <5,000 $1,038 $0 $1,132,383 $0 $1,133,383 2012AM09ID1642FDCO





381 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR Federal L250 STP Rural <5,000 $25,348


382 07/12/12 2014 FHWA 9 85678 HIGHIG CR 5/ CR 74 / T192

Intersect

It is proposed to improve the intersection of CR5 (Prospect Rd), CR74B (Pleasant

Rd), & TR192A (Main Rd) by vertical profile adjustments at the intersection to

meet 55 mph design standards and intersection and vertical sight distance

standards. Primary Work Category: Intersection Improvement Termini:

Marshal Twp, 1.23 mile east of SR125, intersections of CR5, CR74B, & T192A.

HIGHLAND COUNTY

ENGINEER1 CO CO Contr 2014 4HB7 Federal LS30 HIGHWAY SAFETY IMP PROG $539,786 $0 $742,206 $45,983 $789,189 2012AM07ID1101FDCO


382 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR Federal LS30 HIGHWAY SAFETY IMP PROG $53,979



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383 04/12/12 2013 FHWA 9 86867 ROSROS US 50 23.37

Safety/Paving

It is proposed to perform intersections improvment, safety corridor

improvement, and turn lane addition on US50 within the City of Chillicothe from

Elm Street to Bridge Street. Primary Work Category: Intersection Improvement

Termini: Elm Street to Bridge Street

Chillicothe, City of 1 RW Utl Remb 2012 4HJ7 Federal LS30 HIGHWAY SAFETY IMP PROG $18,000 $0 $20,000 $0 $1,980,762 2012AM06ID0825FDRW


384 04/12/12 2013 FHWA 9 87181 PIKPIK SR 124 7.47 Brdg

Replacement

It is proposed to replace the deficient structure (SFN 6601200). Primary Work

Category: Bridge Replacement Termini: Located 1.03 mile east of Dry Bone

Road (CR8).

ODOT SPONSORING





385 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 9 87182 SCISCI SR 776 0.19 Brdg

Replacement


Category: Bridge Replacement Termini: Project is 0.19 east of SR335.

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4PF7 Federal L25E STP RURAL <5K $36,800 $0 $47,000 $0 $470,500 2012stipID2759FDDD


386 07/12/12 2013 FHWA 9 87206 ADAADA SR 41 0.96 Brdg

Replacement

It is proposed to replace the deficient structure SFN 0100633. Primary Work

Category: Bridge Replacement Termini: Project is 0.96 mile north of the Brown

County Line.

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 RW Acquis 2013 4PF7 Federal L25E STP RURAL <5K $4,000 $0 $5,000 $0 $276,600 2012AM07ID1109FDRW

387 04/12/12 2013 FHWA 9 87214 HIGHIG SR 753 16.75 Brdg

Replacemen

It is proposed to replace the defieicent structure, SFN 6304322. Primary Work

Category: Bridge Replacement Termini: 8.71 miles north of US50

ODOT SPONSORING


387 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4PS7 State $12,000



388 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 9 87217 LAWLAW SR 217 5.85 Brdg

Replacement


Category: Bridge Replacement Termini: 8.85 miles east of SR141

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4PS7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $20,400 $0 $102,000 $0 $1,435,300 2012stipID2683FDDD


389 07/01/11 2014 FHWA 9 87251 ADA ADA SR 41 0.00It is proposed to resurface the highway with asphalt concrete. Primary Work

Category: Resurfacing, Undivided System Termini: Brown County line to SR136.

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY7 CO CO Contr 2014 4PF7 Federal L25E STP RURAL <5K $946,540 $0 $1,301,492 $0 $1,302,492 2012stipID2558FDCO




390 07/01/11 2014 FHWA 9 87253 BROBRO US 52/US 68

4.31/41.01

It is proposed to resurface the highway with asphalt concrete. On US52, begin at

the west corp limit east thru Higginsport and terminate 0.85 mile east of TR255.

On US68, begin at the south corp limit of Fayetteville north thru the village and

terminate a Primary Work Category: Resurfacing, Undivided System Termini:

On US 52, begin at the west corp limit of Higginsport and terminate 0.85 mile

east of TR255 (Pisgah Hill Road).

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY11 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR Federal L25E STP RURAL <5K $87,450 $0 $2,202,433 $0 $2,203,433 2012stipID2607FDCO




391 07/01/11 2014 FHWA 9 88277 BROBRO US 52 19.44

Aberdeen SRTS

It is proposed to construct Phase 2 of the Aberdeen SRTS Shared Use Path

begining at Huntington Parkway, east to Elm Street. Primary Work Category:

Bikeways Termini: Along US52, begin @ Huntington Ave east and terminate at

Elm Street.

Aberdeen, Village of 1 CO CO Contr 2012 4SC7 Federal LU2E SAFE ROUTE TO SCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURE $206,856 $0 $227,500 $18,624 $253,000 2012stipID2606FDCO


392 07/01/11 2014 FHWA 9 88281 LAWLAW South Point SRTS

Project

It is proposed to construct sidewalks, curb ramps, school zone signage, and

pavement markings along the perimeter of the new elementary school along

Park, High, Seventh, and Washington. Primary Work Category: Add Sidewalks

Termini: Village of South Point

South Point, Village of 0 CO CO Engr 2012 LABR Federal LU2E SAFE ROUTE TO SCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURE $15,300 $0 $168,300 $9,210 $184,600 2012stipID2696FDCO


393 04/12/12 2013 FHWA 9 88720 HIG HIG SR 247 11.07It is proposed to replace the bridge deck on SFN 3603660 Primary Work

Category: Bridge Deck Replacement Termini: HIG SR247

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4PF7 Federal L1CE BRIDGE 85% ON/OFF SYSTEM $72,000 $0 $180,000 $0 $1,092,000 2012AM06ID0828FDPE




394 07/01/11 2014 FHWA 9 90837 BROBRO Mt. Orab SRTS

Sidewalk

It is proposed to construct sidewalks along Boyd road, Tri-County Road, Campus

Drive, Western Ave., and between Campus Drive and Western Ave. so that

children can safely walk and bike to and from school. Primary Work Category:

Add Sidewalks Termini: Mt. Orab, Western Brown Local School District

0 0 CO CO Contr 2012 4SC7 Federal LU2E SAFE ROUTE TO SCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURE $158,054 $0 $173,854 $0 $199,354 2012stipID2586FDCO


395 04/12/12 2013 FHWA 9 92900 BRO BRO SR 41 1.93 Safety

It is proposed to improve the alignment of SR41 with a spiral curve, realign the

SR763 intersection to improve its width, and remove the intersection of

Slickaway Road. Primary Work Category: Section Improvement Termini: On

SR41, begin just S of the intersection of SR41/763, head north and terminate at

Slickaway Road.

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY1 RW RW Serv 2013 4HJ7 Federal $18,000 $0 $45,000 $0 $2,314,257 2012AM06ID0834FDRW


395 RW Utl Remb 2013 4HJ7 Federal $22,500




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396 04/11/13 2014 FHWA 9 93325 ROSROS SR 159 4.33

Kenworth Inter

It is proposed to add a north bound lane on SR159, add a west bound thru-right

turn lane on Kenworth Drive, add east bound lane on Adena Drive, and add a

right turn lane into the right in right out diveway to Kenworth that is located

across from Claybourn Primary Work Category: Intersection Improvement

Termini: Intersections of SR159 & Kenworth Drive, and SR159, Claybourne

Heights & Kenworth.

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0.5 CO CO Contr 2014 4PF7 Federal M231 STP RURAL <200K $416,000 $0 $686,400 $0 $1,861,400 2012AM11ID1907FDCO




396 CO CO Contr 2014 4DV7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $500,000

396 CO CO Contr 2014 5DV7 Federal $500,000

396 CO CO Mtrls 2013 4PF7 Federal M231 STP RURAL <200K $48,000

396 CO CO Mtrls 2013 4PS7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $12,000


On SR140, 0.65 mile north of Staten Road to 0.37 mile south of Gephart Road

(7.28 to 7.80), it is proposed to perform a safety project by widening the

shoulder through two curves. Primary Work Category: Widening Termini:

0.65 mile north of Staten Road to 0.37 mile south of Gephart Road

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0.52 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4HJ7 Federal LS3E HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $16,565 $157,237 $175,643 $157,237 $673,643 2012AM09ID1663FDPE



It is proposed to perform a safety project by widening the shoulder through two

curves. Primary Work Category: Widening Termini: 0.65 mile north of Staten

Road to 0.37 mile south of Gephart Road

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY1 RW Acquis 2013 4HJ7 Federal LS3E HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $18,000 $0 $25,000 $0 $578,000 2012AM07ID1170FDRW




It is proposed on SR335 to upgrade and relocate guradrail on the east side of

SR335 and at the intersection of Swauger Valley Road and install paved gutter on

the west side of SR335. Primary Work Category: Section Improvement

Termini: On SR335, 0.05 mile south of Swauger Valley Road to RR overpass.

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY1 RW Utl Remb 2013 4HJ7 Federal LS3E HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $9,000 $0 $10,000 $0 $1,438,669 2012AM07ID1171FDRW

400 01/17/13 2014 FHWA 9 94075 PIK PIK SR 32 20.24 OH11-02

On SR32, 0.10 mile east of the railroad underpass, it is proposed to repair the

slip. DSR PIK-009 Disaster #OH11-02 Primary Work Category: Slide Repair

Termini: On SR32, 0.10 mile east of the railroad underpass.

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0.15 CO CO Engr 2013 4BY7 Federal 09VE FY11 ER Funding $72,000 $0 $990,000 $0 $1,125,000 2012AM09ID1651FDCO

400 CO CO Engr 2013 4BE7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $18,000

400 CO CO Contr 2013 4BY7 Federal 09VE FY11 ER Funding $720,000

400 CO CO Contr 2013 4BE7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $180,000

401 01/17/13 2013 FHWA 9 94188 D09D09 KY 12th St Ashalnd

Brdg UW13

To reimburse Kentucky for the underwater brdg inspection performed on the

12th St. Ashland Bridge in Lawrence County in FY13. Primary Work Category:

Bridge Inspection Termini: Underwater inspection of the 12th St Ashland Brdg

0 0 PE Brg Insp 2013 4PF7 Federal M001 NATIONAL HIGHWAY PREFORMANCE PROGRAM $10,000 $0 $12,500 $0 $12,500 2012AM09ID1635FDPE

401 PE Brg Insp 2013 4PS7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $2,500

402 01/17/13 2013 FHWA 9 95270 SCISCI CEAO PM Various

FY2013

It is proposed to replace pavement markings on various county routes in Scioto

County. Primary Work Category: Pavement Marking Termini: Scioto County

Pavement Marking Project

SCIOTO COUNTY

ENGINEER0 CO CO Contr 2013 4HB7 Federal $96,200 $0 $100,000 $0 $101,000 2012AM09ID1666FDCO


403 04/11/13 2014 FHWA 9 95371 LAWLAW PIK ROS Brdg

Debris Removal

It is proposed to removed debris from the piers and abutments of the following

structures.4402014 District 9 SLAWSR00093**C : 26.370 6600573 District 9

SPIKUS00023**C : 11.560 6601669 District 9 SPIKSR00032**C : 13.740

6601146 Primary Work Category: Debris Removal Termini: Law 93, Pike 23,

32, &124, Ros 50, 159, & 772

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 CO CO Contr 2014 4CP7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $237,900 $0 $261,690 $0 $262,690 2012AM11ID1903FDCO


404 11/08/11 2013 FHWA 10 77158 GAL GAL Farm Road - Phase II

Complete Phase 2 of Farm rd. connector by extending farm Rd. from GKN, Sinter

Drive and ending at SR 7, via parts of Second St. Includes construction of bike

path. Primary Work Category: New Construction Termini: Begin at GKN

Sinter Drive and end at SR 7

GALLIPOLIS 0 RW Acquis 2011 TOLL Local Match 002 Local Match $182,000 $0 $910,000 $454,875 $8,575,868 2012MODID0051FDRW

404 RW Acquis 2011 4R47 Federal HY10 Hi Priority Projects Sec 1702 "House" $728,000

405 01/17/13 2014 FHWA 10 82826 MOE MOE SR 26 0.000

Two-Lane resurfacing project using a 2" asphalt overlay treatment. MOE 26 0.00-

5.56 and MOE 565 0.00-4.10. Primary Work Category: Resurfacing, Undivided

System Termini: Begin at the Washington County line.

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY9.66 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR Federal L200 STP RURAL AREAS<200,000 $43,200 $0 $1,399,000 $0 $1,399,000 2012AM09ID1710FDCO


405 CO CO Contr 2014 4PF7 Federal L200 STP RURAL AREAS<200,000 $1,076,000


406 01/13/12 2014 FHWA 10 82838 MEG MEG SR 689 0.000

Two-Lane resurfacing project using an asphalt overlay. MEG 689 0.00-4.16 and

VIN 689 0.00-3.36. Primary Work Category: Resurfacing, Undivided System

Termini: Begin at Vinton County Line.

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY8 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR Federal L25E STP RURAL <5K $40,800 $0 $1,320,000 $0 $1,320,000 2012AM04ID0516FDCO




407 07/12/12 2014 FHWA 10 82840 MOE MOE SR 7 12.300

Two-Lane resurfacing project using a mill and fill treatment. MOE 7 12.3-21.13

and MOE 536 0.00-0.24. Includes bridge ramps. Primary Work Category:

Resurfacing, Undivided System Termini: Begin 0.51 mi. N of Township Road 427

(Frye Hill).

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY9 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR Federal L20E STP RURAL <200K $15,200 $0 $3,094,000 $0 $3,094,000 2012AM07ID1129FDCO










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408 01/17/13 2014 FHWA 10 82844 WWW WAS WAS SR 555 0.000

Two-Lane resurfacing project using and asphalt overlay treatment. WAS 555 0.00-

7.49. Primary Work Category: Resurfacing, Undivided System Termini: Begin

at US 50.

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY7.49 CO CO Contr 2014 4PF7 Federal L25E STP RURAL <5K $868,000 $0 $1,128,400 $0 $1,128,400 2012AM09ID1670FDCO




409 10/15/12 2014 FHWA 10 83389 WWW WASWAS SR 7 23.740

Pike/Acme

Intersection improvement at Pike (SR 7) and Acme Street in City of Marietta.

Primary Work Category: Intersection Improvement Termini: Begin at Pike (SR

7) and Acme Street Intersection in City of Marietta.

Marietta, City of 0 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR Federal L240 STP FLEXIBLE $34,400 $0 $1,769,575 $176,173 $2,126,198 2012AM08ID01408FDCO


409 CO CO Contr 2014 4HJ7 Federal L050 NATIONAL HWY SYST $1,057,500


409 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR Federal L050 NATIONAL HWY SYST $106,965


409 CO CO Contr 2014 4TB7 Federal L240 STP FLEXIBLE $346,180



Pike/Acme

Intersection improvement at Pike (SR 7) and Acme Street in City of Marietta.

Primary Work Category: Intersection Improvement Termini: Begin at Pike (SR

7) and Acme Street Intersection in City of Marietta.

Marietta, City of 0 RW Acquis 2012 4HJ7 Federal LS30 HIGHWAY SAFETY IMP PROG $180,000 $0 $200,000 $156,623 $2,106,723 2012AM04ID0518FDRW


411 04/12/12 2014 FHWA 10 83709 HOC HOC SR 93 12.620

Two-Lane resurfacing project using an asphalt overlay treatment. HOC 93 12.62-

13.68, HOC 180 0.39-7.35, and HOC 664 15.94-24.50. Primary Work Category:

Resurfacing, Undivided System Termini: Begin at E Front Street, City of Logan.

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY17 CO CO Contr 2014 4PF7 Federal L25E STP RURAL <5K $2,488,000 $0 $3,554,300 $0 $3,554,300 2012AM06ID0841FDCO












412 04/11/13 2014 FHWA 10 84201 WWW D10D10 General System GR

FY2014

Guardrail upgrade/replacement contract for FY 2014. Various routes and sections

in D-10. Routes include: ATH 78, ATH 550, MRG 78, NOB 78 and WAS 550.

Primary Work Category: Guardrail upgrade/replace Termini: Various routes and

sections in D-10.

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY92.74 CO CO Contr 2014 4PF7 Federal L25E STP RURAL <5K $375,966 $0 $515,957 $0 $515,957 2012AM11ID1913FDCO





Green/7th ST

Intersection improvement project at Pike/Green/7th Street. Includes Safety,

MPO and Local funding. Primary Work Category: Intersection Improvement

Termini: Begin at the Pike/Green/7th Street intersection in Marietta.

Marietta, City of 0 RW Acquis 2012 4HJ7 Federal LS3E HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $204,930 $0 $289,049 $304,642 $3,428,848 2012AM04ID0524FDRW




414 04/12/12 2014 FHWA 10 87240 ATH ATH US 33 5.980

Four-Lane resurfacing project using an asphalt overlay. ATH US 33 5.98-10.40 and

ATH 50 9.18-11.56. Primary Work Category: Resurfacing, Divided System

Termini: Begin 0.025 mi. S of the S Corp. Limit Nelsonville.

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY7 CO CO Contr 2014 4PF7 Federal L05E NATIONAL HIGHWAY SYSTEM $2,690,400 $0 $3,497,000 $0 $3,497,000 2012AM06ID0846FDCO




415 07/01/11 2014 FHWA 10 89009 WWW WASWAS SR 7 23.020 Pike St

Resurf

Resurfacing project using and asphalt overlay and milling. Work includes curb

ramps, pavement marking and inclusion of some minor counter measures from

past traffic safety study. WAS 7 23.02-23.71. Primary Work Category:

Resurfacing, Undivided System Termini: Begin at S 7th Street in City of

Marietta.

Marietta, City of 1 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR Federal L05E NATIONAL HIGHWAY SYSTEM $41,564 $0 $571,503 $0 $571,503 2012stipID2975FDCO


415 CO CO Contr 2014 4TA7 Federal L05E NATIONAL HIGHWAY SYSTEM $415,639


416 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 10 89167 HOCHOC Logan SRTS Non-

Infra 2010

Safe Routes to School non-infrastructure project. Includes education,

encouragement and enforcement activities for Central Elementary. Primary

Work Category: S.R.T.S Education & Encouragement Termini: City of Logan.

Logan, City of 0 OTH Oth Remb 2012 4SC7 Federal LU1E SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOL PROGRAM $36,000 $0 $36,000 $0 $36,000 2012stipID2848FDOT

417 04/11/13 2014 FHWA 10 90595 GAL GAL CR 2 Var PM FY2014

Pavement Marking project using CEAO funds. Various routes and sections in

Gallia County. Primary Work Category: Pavement Marking Termini: Various

routes and sections in Gallia County.

GALLIA COUNTY

ENGINEER3.68 CO CO Contr 2014 4HB7 Federal MS30 HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $144,500 $0 $150,000 $0 $150,000 2012AM11ID1916FDCO

417 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR Federal MS30 HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $5,500

418 10/15/12 2014 FHWA 10 91451 GAL GAL SR 7 5.710

Pavement project using concrete pavement repair (CPR) treatment. GAL 7 5.71-

10.21. Primary Work Category: Resurfacing, Undivided System Termini:

Begin 0.43 mi N of County Road 50 intersection (Hannan Trace Rd).

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY5 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR Federal L05E NATIONAL HIGHWAY SYSTEM $6,400 $0 $208,000 $0 $208,000 2012AM08ID01421FDCO






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419 04/11/13 2014 FHWA 10 92321 ATH ATH SR 682 2.14

Bridge rehabilitation on ATH-682-2.14, SFN 0504742. Work includes backwall

repair, approach slab, and expansion joint replacement. Primary Work

Category: Major Rehabilitation Termini: Begin 0.07 mi N of SR 56.

ODOT SPONSORING





420 01/17/13 2014 FHWA 10 93087 WWW D10D10 Signal Maint. FY

2014

Signal maintenance/upgrade project. Replacement of poles, signal heads, pull

boxes, detectors, etc. Installation of battery boxes at all signals. Primary Work

Category: Signal Maintenance/Repair (NEW) Termini: Various Routes and

Sections (locations) in D10.

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0.09 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR Federal MS30 HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $8,000 $0 $385,000 $0 $385,000 2012AM09ID1669FDCO


420 CO CO Contr 2014 4HJ7 Federal MS30 HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $163,000





421 10/15/12 2013 FHWA 10 93584 WASWAS Beverly Sidewalk

FY2014 SRTS

Construct side walk under Safe Routes to School Program. Begin at 5th Street

between McIntosh and Park Streets(180 ft); Park Street between 5th and

Mitchell Street (540 ft) and Cemetary Street between Mitchell St. and Pinecrest

Drive (500 ft). Primary Work Category: Add Sidewalks Termini: Begin at 5th

Street between McIntosh and Park Streets.

Beverly, Village of 0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4SC7 Federal LU2E SAFE ROUTE TO SCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURE $30,000 $0 $39,000 $0 $185,000 2012AM08ID01436FDPE


422 10/15/12 2013 FHWA 10 93586 WWW WAS WAS Marietta SRTS Infra

Add pedestrain connections in City of Marietta for the City School District.

Various sections on local streets. Primary Work Category: Add Sidewalks

Termini: Begin at

Marietta, City of 0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4SC7 Federal LU2E SAFE ROUTE TO SCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURE $30,000 $0 $32,700 $0 $170,000 2012AM08ID01412FDPE


423 07/12/12 2014 FHWA 10 93588 ATH ATH SRTS Infra 2014

Construct pedestrian connections using Safe Routes to School funds. Begin

Athens Middle School and Watt and 2nd Streets. Primary Work Category: Add

Sidewalks Termini: Begin Athens Middle School and Watt and 2nd Streets.

Athens, City of 0 CO CO Contr 2014 4SC7 Federal LU2E SAFE ROUTE TO SCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURE $94,600 $0 $95,600 $0 $111,000 2012AM07ID1137FDCO

424 10/15/12 2013 FHWA 10 93588 ATH ATH SRTS Infra 2014

Construct pedestrian connections using Safe Routes to School funds. Begin

Athens Middle School and Watt and 2nd Streets. Primary Work Category: Add

Sidewalks Termini: Begin Athens Middle School and Watt and 2nd Streets.

Athens, City of 0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4SC7 Federal LU2E SAFE ROUTE TO SCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURE $15,400 $0 $15,400 $0 $111,000 2012AM08ID01416FDPE

425 04/11/13 2014 FHWA 10 93623 MEG MEG US 33 3.090

Improve 2 to 4 lane transition area(s). MEG US 33 3.09-3.23 and 14.15-14.27.

Primary Work Category: Section Improvement Termini: Begin 0.12 mi. W of

intersection (ramp) to SR 681.

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0.26 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR Federal LS3E HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $18,900 $0 $539,000 $0 $539,000 2012AM11ID1919FDCO


425 CO CO Contr 2014 4HJ7 Federal LS3E HSIP - HWY SAFETY IMPR $466,200


426 01/17/13 2014 FHWA 10 94353 VINVIN Lake Hope State

Park FY2014

ODNR funded project. Lake Hope State Park - Asphalt repairs/resurfacing; Zaleski

State Forest - Culvert replacements and asphalt resurfacing; Waterloo Wildlife

Area - Asphalt/aggregate resurfacing and guardrail. Primary Work Category:

Parks Termini: Lake Hope State Park.

ODNR 0 CO CO Contr 2014 4BF7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $2,530,000 $0 $2,606,000 $0 $2,606,000 2012AM09ID1732FDCO


427 02/26/13 2013 FHWA 10 95320 WWW WASWAS Marietta River Trail

Ph.5

Extension of Marietta River Trail Bike/Ped path, approximately 0.83 miles

beginning at Jefferson Street and ending at Cogswell Lane. A new bridge

crossing will be provided over Duck Creek downstream of the existing Pike

Street bridge. Primary Work Category: Bikeways Termini: Begin at Jefferson

Street and 8th Street and end at Cogswell Lane.

Marietta, City of 0.68 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4TB7 Federal M400 CMAQ $48,000 $0 $60,000 $0 $1,402,323 2012AM10ID1799FDPE


428 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 11 79463 BOM BEL BEL CR 10 20.200Replace bridge over Wheeling Creek(?) Primary Work Category: Bridge

Replacement Termini: 1.71 miles West of TR 438 on Blaine Barton Road

BELMONT COUNTY

ENGINEER

CO Air Quality

Exempt0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 4B87 Federal H100 BRIDGE 65% ON $54,800 $0 $119,500 $0 $1,185,623 2012stipID2989FDENDD


428 PE Env PE 2012 4B87 Federal H100 BRIDGE 65% ON $40,000


429 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 11 80914 HOL HOL Berlin Parking

Provide off-street parking in preparation for an ODOT widening project, (PID

76266). If no location found, funds MAY be used in PID 76266. 1/18/11 Funding

to be used for RW purchase Primary Work Category: Other Modes Related

Termini: Community of Berlin

HOLMES COUNTY

ENGINEER0 RW Acquis 2012 4R67 Federal HY10 Hi Priority Projects Sec 1702 "House" $91,135 $0 $91,135 $0 $92,135 2012stipID3179FDAC

430 01/17/13 2013 FHWA 11 83378 TUS TUS SR 39 24.22landslide repair FY 2014 GSMP Primary Work Category: Slide Repair Termini:

0.21 miles East of CR92DISTRICT 11-Planning 0.2 RW Utl Remb 2013 4SF7 Federal $8,000 $33,700 $43,700 $48,954 $1,096,154 2012AM09ID1755FDRW

430 RW Utl Remb 2013 4SS7 State $2,000

431 01/17/13 2013 FHWA 11 83382 HAS HAS US 250 23.23GSMP landslide repair, realign roadway Primary Work Category: Slide Repair

Termini: 0.18 miles East of CR15DISTRICT 11-Planning 0.23 RW Acquis 2013 4SF7 Federal L250 STP Rural <5,000 $32,000 $0 $40,000 $25,401 $1,936,105 2012AM09ID1750FDRW

431 RW Acquis 2013 4SS7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $8,000

432 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 11 83555 TUS TUS SR 39 13.550

Widening SR 39 from the RJ Corman railroad tracks to 7th Street to provide a two

way left turn lane. Widening the roadway will provide left turning vehicles a

safe refuge while turning from SR 39 into drives and side streets, thus reducing

opportunities Primary Work Category: Section Improvement Termini: On SR

39 (aka West High Avenue) from the RJ Corman railroad to 7th Street in the City

of New Philadelphia

New Philadelphia, City of 0 RW Acquis 2013 4BG7 Local Match 002 Local Match $130,000 $0 $650,000 $0 $2,321,900 2012stipID3255FDAC




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433 07/12/12 2013 FHWA 11 85112 BOM BEL BEL US 40 23.380Mill and fill with new curb, gutter, sidewalk, etc., where necessary Primary

Work Category: Mill and Fill Termini: CR 10 to West Corp line of BridgeportDISTRICT 11-Planning

CO Air Quality

Exempt4 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4PF7 Federal L20E STP RURAL <200K $165,420 $93,225 $300,000 $93,225 $2,740,657 2012AM07ID1154FDPEDD


434 11/08/11 2013 FHWA 11 86047 BHJ JEFJEF TITANIUM WAY

BRIDGE

The project's purpose is to remove and replace the existing bridge on existing

alignment , carrying Titanium Way over Jeddo Run and Jeddo Run Road, (Lynn

Drive.) Work will also include the construction of approximately 400’ of sidewalk

adjacent to curb a Primary Work Category: Bridge Replacement Termini:

Toronto. 0.1 Mile South of Intersection Franklin Ave.

Toronto, City of 0.03 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 4BG7 Local Match 002 Local Match $20,000 $104,286 $231,358 $104,286 $1,249,692 2012MODID00126FDPE

434 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 4TA7 Federal L20E STP RURAL <200K $80,000



434 PE Review 2011 LABR State 002 State Funds (S,O) $1,000

435 01/17/13 2013 FHWA 11 86205 BOM BELBEL CR 7 0.80 (Central

Ave.)

Perform a streetscape enhancement project on Central Avenue to include new

sidewalks, integral curbs/curb inlets/catch basins, brick paved crosswalks,

ornamental lighting, landscaping, furnishings and signing. The conflicting

utilities will be relocated b Primary Work Category: Environmental/Scenic

Termini: Shadyside. Central Avenue from 37th to 40th Street

0 0.41 RW Utl Remb 2013 4B37 Federal M302 TAP RURAL <200K $520,000 $0 $650,000 $0 $1,311,000 2012AM09ID1740FDRW


436 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 11 86994 COL COL SR 154 14.040

Remove existing box beam bridge and replace with new multi-span structure.

The new structure type will be identified through the structure type study

performed during Preliminary Engineering. Primary Work Category: Bridge

Replacement Termini: 0.4 Miles West of SR 170

DISTRICT 11-Planning 0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 4PF7 Federal L25E STP RURAL <5K $140,000 $0 $276,000 $0 $1,861,205 2012stipID3075FDDDEG



436 PE PE Engr 2012 4PF7 Federal L25E STP RURAL <5K $80,000

437 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 11 87890 TUS TUS IR 77 25.950

Remove existing NB and SB bridges over abandoned RR on I 77 and replace with

a conspan structure. Primary Work Category: Bridge Replacement Termini:

1.77 mile South of junction US 250

DISTRICT 11-Planning 0 RW Acquis 2013 4PS7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $5,000 $0 $5,000 $298,324 $3,481,632 2012stipID3246STAC

438 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 11 88459 COL COL-West Street

Sidewalk replacement or installation along the east and west sides of West

Street, from West North Avenue to West Main Street (SR 46) and then along one

side of Park Drive through City Park. Primary Work Category: Add Sidewalks

Termini: Along West Street from West North Avenue to West Main then south of

West Main along Park Dr.

East Palestine, City of 0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 4SC7 Federal LU2E SAFE ROUTE TO SCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURE $34,000 $0 $39,000 $0 $300,000 2012stipID3109FDENDD


439 01/17/13 2013 FHWA 11 88923 HAS HAS US 22 17.240

Remove existing structure and realign existing township road to eliminate need

of replacement structure. Primary Work Category: Bridge Demolition Only

Termini: 0.35 M W of Jct US 250 and SR 9

DISTRICT 11-Planning 0.04 RW Acquis 2014 4PF7 Federal L05E NATIONAL HIGHWAY SYSTEM $18,800 $0 $48,500 $245,503 $1,677,174 2012AM09ID1753FDRW


439 RW RW Serv 2013 4PF7 Federal L050 NATIONAL HWY SYST $20,000


440 07/12/12 2013 FHWA 11 89314 BOM BELBEL Mall Rd/Connector

Rd

Improve Mall Rd including widening, signals, turn lanes, etc., from Banfield Rd to

US 40. Project to include widening on US 40 from Mall Rd to Eric Dr. Also

construction of new connector roadway from US 40 south to intersection of Mall

Rd/Banfield Rd. Primary Work Category: New Construction Termini: St.

Clairsville. Mall Rd south of I-70 to US 40.

DISTRICT 11-Planning 1 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 4R47 Federal LY10 HI PRI SEC 1702 $750,000 $1,389,304 $2,139,304 $1,389,304 $13,261,850 2012AM07ID1157FDPEDD

441 07/12/12 2013 FHWA 11 89314 BOM BELBEL Mall Rd/Connector

Rd

Improve Mall Rd including widening, signals, turn lanes, etc., from Banfield Rd to

US 40. Project to include widening on US 40 from Mall Rd to Eric Dr. Also

construction of new connector roadway from US 40 south to intersection of Mall

Rd/Banfield Rd. Primary Work Category: New Construction Termini: St.

Clairsville. Mall Rd south of I-70 to US 40.

DISTRICT 11-Planning 1 RW Acquis 2013 4R47 Federal LY10 HI PRI SEC 1702 $250,000 $0 $251,000 $1,389,304 $13,261,850 2012AM07ID1157FDRW

442 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 11 89450 BHJ JEF JEF CR 74 1.360Bridge replacement over Cross Creek. Primary Work Category: Bridge

Replacement Termini: 0.70 mile south of CR 28.

JEFFERSON COUNTY

ENGINEER0 RW RW Serv 2013 4BG7 Local Match 002 Local Match $5,000 $0 $30,000 $0 $1,200,000 2012stipID3208FDSV



443 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 11 89541 CAR CAR 542 13.35

This is a High Risk Rural Road funded project that proposes to eliminate a

horizontal curve (approx. SLM 13.35) that is experiencing a high number of run

off the road crashes that seem to be related to the deficient horizontal and

vertical alignment of SR Primary Work Category: Realignment Termini: CAR-

542-(13.00-13.50)

DISTRICT 11-Planning 1 RW Acquis 2013 4BC7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $9,000 $0 $92,700 $157,483 $1,406,983 2012stipID3048FDAC

443 RW Acquis 2013 4RS7 Federal LS2E HSIP - HI RISK RURAL $81,000

444 01/17/13 2014 FHWA 11 91836 BOM BEL BEL SR 26 0.000

General System Minor Rehab.; includes asphalt overlay, pavement repairs,

pavement marking Primary Work Category: Minor Rehabilitation - Pavement

Gnrl Sys Termini: SR 800 to 0.17 mi. E. of SR 145

DISTRICT 11-Planning 19.21 CO CO Contr 2014 4PS7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $739,452 $0 $2,090,770 $0 $2,091,770 2012AM09ID1743FDCO




444 CO CO Contr 2014 4PF7 Federal M232 STP RURAL <5K $1,032,337


445 01/17/13 2013 FHWA 11 91866 BOM BEL BEL IR 70 5.920

Replace existing superstructure on two bridges (L & R) at SLM 5.92 and widen

bridges for MOT needs. Minor repairs to substructure units Primary Work

Category: Bridge Repair Termini: 2.01 miles East of SR 800

DISTRICT 11-Planning 0.08 PE Dtl Dsgn 2014 4PF7 Federal M001 NATIONAL HIGHWAY PREFORMANCE PROGRAM $225,000 $0 $426,000 $0 $11,420,250 2012AM09ID1744FDPE


445 PE Env PE 2013 4PF7 Federal M001 NATIONAL HIGHWAY PREFORMANCE PROGRAM $140,000




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446 07/12/12 2013 FHWA 11 92353 BOM BEL BEL SR 149 8.28

FY2015 GSMP project. Tier 4 rockfall site. Lay slope back and install D50 wall.

NOTE: This project will include PID 92354 under a single design contract, but will

be sold separately. Primary Work Category: Slide Repair Termini: 0.03 miles

North of TR 656

DISTRICT 11-Planning 0 RW Acquis 2013 4SF7 Federal L25E STP RURAL <5K $40,000 $0 $51,000 $315,481 $2,066,481 2012AM07ID1161FDRW

446 RW Acquis 2013 4SS7 State 002 Local Match $10,000

447 07/12/12 2013 FHWA 11 92354 COL COL SR 39 0.930

FY2015 GSMP project. Tier 4 rockfall site. Lay slope back and install D50 wall. In

the village of Salineville. NOTE: This project will be combined with PID 92353

under a single design contract, but sold separately. Primary Work Category:

Slide Repair Termini: 0.07 miles West of State St.

DISTRICT 11-Planning 0 RW Acquis 2013 4SF7 Federal L25E STP RURAL <5K $24,000 $0 $31,000 $0 $982,000 2012AM07ID1162FDRW

447 RW Acquis 2013 4SS7 State 002 State Funds (S,O) $6,000

448 01/17/13 2013 FHWA 11 94453 COL COL SR 11 19.950

Replace the superstructure (slab) on two bridges at SLM 19.95 (L/R) & provide

new overlay on two bridges at SLM 23.35 (L/R) on SR 11. Primary Work

Category: Bridge Deck Replacement Termini: 2.185 miles North of SR 517

DISTRICT 11-Planning 0.1 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4PF7 Federal M001 NATIONAL HIGHWAY PREFORMANCE PROGRAM $280,000 $0 $351,000 $0 $4,156,362 2012AM09ID1749FDPE


449 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 12 5669 NOACA LAK LAK VROOMAN ROAD

Upgrade and relocate Vrooman Rd from IR-90 to SR-84 in LeRoy and Perry

Townships. MPO-STP. $150,000 for Arch Study set up in 1997 as federal. Plans by

Lake County Primary Work Category: Relocation Termini: LeRoy, Perry Twps;

IR-90 to SR-84

LAKE COUNTY ENGINEERCO Air Quality

Exempt2 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 4B87 Federal L240 STP FLEXIBLE $1,779,200 $949,654 $3,575,324 $949,654 $28,271,062 2012stipID3549FDDD


450 01/17/13 2013 FHWA 12 80418 NOACA CUYCUY IR 271 00.00

Addlane

Add one (1) lane in each direction along I-271 from IR-480 at the Summit County

Line to IR-480 at Columbus Rd. Work will include replacing the existing

pavement from the Summit County Line to approx. Miles Rd. - TRAC candidate

project for 2016 Primary Work Category: Major Rehabilitation Termini:

Oakwood, Bedford; County Line to Miles Road

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY6.36 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4RC7 Federal L01E INTERSTATE MAINTENANCE $4,320,000 $951,330 $6,535,682 $951,330 $136,006,682 2012AM09ID1758FDPE

450 PE Dtl Dsgn 2013 4BK7 Federal L01E INTERSTATE MAINTENANCE $560,000



450 PE Env PE 2013 4BD7 State $84,352

451 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 12 87075 NOACA CUYCUY CLEVELAND

TOWPATH TRAIL Ph 4

o Construct Stage 4 of the Cleveland Towpath Trail from Tremont/Literary

Trailhead to Canal Basin Park.o SAFETEA-LU Earmarks: OH-214 and OH-322

Primary Work Category: Bikeways Termini: N/A

CUYAHOGA COUNTY

ENGINEER

CO Air Quality

Exempt0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 4R47 Federal LY10 HI PRI SEC 1702 $1,301,720 $0 $2,292,136 $0 $14,692,136 2012stipID3285FDENDD


452 07/29/11 2013 FHWA 12 88443 NOACA CUYCUY CLEVELAND

RIVERWALK

Construct a riverwalk connecting Front Street and Maine Avenue in the Flats

Eastbank.This project is part of a bigger project called the Flats Eastbank

Project.SAFETEA-LU Earmark OH317See also PID 80969; CUY CLEVELAND

BULKHEAD Primary Work Category: Add Sidewalks Termini: N/A

CLEVELANDCO Air Quality

Exempt0 PE Dtl Dsgn 2012 4D57 Federal L680 TCSP $254,596 $0 $318,246 $0 $1,776,394 2012AM01ID0054FDPE


453 07/01/11 2013 FHWA 12 89032 NOACA CUY CUY WATERLOO ROAD

2013 NOACA STP Project: Waterloo Road reconstruction2013 NOACA

Enhancement Project: Waterloo Road streetscape Primary Work Category:

Major Rehabilitation Termini: Cleveland: East 152nd Street to East 162nd Street

CLEVELAND 1 RW Acquis 2014 LNTP Local Match 002 Local Match $50,000 $0 $50,000 $0 $5,046,580 2012stipID3454STAC

454 07/12/12 2013 FHWA 12 92223 NOACA GEA GEA SR 087 00.92

FY 2013 Maintenance Project: Slope repair along westbound SR-87 (Kinsman Rd)

approximately at mile marker 0.92 in Russell Township. Primary Work

Category: Slide Repair Termini: Russell Twp: approximately along mile marker

00.92

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0 CO CO Contr 2013 4SF7 Federal L24E STP FLEXIBLE $280,000 $0 $385,000 $10,054 $395,054 2012AM07ID1168FDCO




455 04/11/13 2014 FHWA 12 94046 NOACA D12 D12 GR FY2014

Annual districtwide guardrail job order contract for SFY 2014 guardrail repairs.

Includes replacement of guardrail along the I-71 corridor from approximately I-

480 to Denison Avenue. Primary Work Category: Guardrail upgrade/replace

Termini: N/A

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY4.48 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR State 002 State Funds (S,O) $15,000 $0 $935,000 $0 $935,000 2012AM11ID1937FDCO


455 CO CO Contr 2014 4PF7 Federal L01E INTERSTATE MAINTENANCE $630,000





Interchange

Upgrade the IR-480 and Tiedeman Interchange in the City of Brooklyn to improve

traffic flow. SFY2013 pilot Quick Clear project. Primary Work Category:

Intersection Improvement Termini: City of Brooklyn; 480/Tiedeman

Interchange

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0.08 CO CO Contr 2014 4PF7 Federal L01E INTERSTATE MAINTENANCE $306,000 $0 $2,482,300 $20,930 $2,683,230 2012AM11ID1932FDCO





456 CO CO Engr 2014 LABR Federal Pass-Th $62,100


Interchange

Upgrade the IR-480 and Tiedeman Interchange in the City of Brooklyn to improve

traffic flow. SFY2013 pilot Quick Clear project. Primary Work Category:

Intersection Improvement Termini: City of Brooklyn; 480/Tiedeman

Interchange

ODOT SPONSORING

AGENCY0.08 PE Dtl Dsgn 2014 4DP7 Federal Pass-Th $180,000 $20,930 $200,930 $20,930 $2,683,230 2012AM11ID1932FDPE


APPENDIX 5

2014-2017 STIP PROJECT LIST AND GUIDE


APPENDIX 5

COLUMN NAME COLUMN DESCRIPTION

Agency FHWA - Federal Highway Administration

FTA - Federal Transit Administration

Dist District - ODOT District Number

PID ODOT's Project Identification Number

MPO The Metropolitan Planning Organization

Cnty County of the project

Project Name Official Title assigned by ODOT - by County, Route, Section (three letter county

code, route, number or street name, and for state routes the straight line mileage

from the county line to the project beginning point

Project Description/Primary

Work Category/Termini

Description of Project and the work being preformed. Termini is described in the

terms of prominent intersecting street or county lines.

Sponsoring Agency The unit of government or agency that initiated the project, implementation

responsibility and assigned local share

Air Quality Status Exempt: the project does not meet the requirements to dictate an air quality

conformity analysis

Non-exempt: the project requires an assessment to determine conformity

Length (SLM) Total length of a project in miles

Phase Phase: CO - Construction, PE - Preliminary Engineering, R/W - Right of Way

Sub Phase CO Contr - Construction Contract, CO Engr - Construction Engineering,

PE Env - Preliminary Environmental, PE DD Preliminary Detail Design,

R/W Acq - Right of Way Acquisition, R/W Rem - Right of Way Reimbursement,

R/W RE Ser - Right of Way Real Estate Services

SFY State Fiscal Year

SAC ODOT's Funding Code

Fund Type Type of Funds: Federal, State, or Local

Billing Code Federal Billing Code

Fiscal Analysis Group State fiscal year fiscal analysis group associated to the line item cost. The cost

associated would be summarized in the statewide and MPO fiscal analysis under

this group in the relative state fiscal year.

ALI - Qty XXX (FTA Projects) Federal Transit Administration -ALI Codes

STIP Phase Estimate Estimated cost of project by phase in the current STIP

Total Phase Encumbered Total encumbered amount by phase all years (including prior years to the STIP)

STIP Phase Total Total phase encumbered plus total STIP phase estimate

Project Total Project total encumbered/estimate for all state fiscal years of the project including

anticipated costs beyond the STIP state fiscal years. This includes committed and

STIP Ref ID STIP ID Reference Number

GUIDE TO STIP PROJECT LIST

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