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NASHVILLE AREA METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION

Transportation Improvement Program for FYs 2017-2020

Project Description Widen Rockland Rd from 2 lanes to 3 lanes along the existing alignment from W. Main St to Imperial Blvd.This project will include drainage, curb and gutter, a multi-use path and landscaping.

West Main St. to Imperial Blvd.Location

Route Rockland Road

$12,624,690.00Air Quality Status 043162.00TDOT PINNon-Exempt Project Cost

Sumner County 1.50 1052-177Regional Plan IDLengthCounty

TIP # 2002-028

HendersonvilleLead AgencyRoad WideningImprovement Type

Rockland Road WideningProject Name

Local fundsState FundsFederal FundsTotal FundsFunding TypeType of WorkFiscal Year

$40,000.00$0.00$160,000.00$200,000.00U-STBGPE-D2017

$146,700.00$0.00$586,800.00$733,500.00U-STBGROW2018

$750,000.00$0.00$3,000,000.00$3,750,000.00U-RSVCONSTRUCTION2019

REVISION HISTORY

This project was adjusted toshift $653,200 (federal) inFY16 U-STP funds to TIP#2006-014 and $760,000(federal) in FY16 U-STPfunds to TIP# 2012-56-171.

Amend# 2016-00612/17/2015

PROJECT NOTES

12/17/12 - Schedule: Oct 2014 - New/amended contract withTDOT.Nov 2014 - Receive Notice To Proceed from TDOT forPE.Dec 2014-Sept 2015 - PE NEPA and Design.Oct 2015 -Notice To Proceed from TDOT for ROW and Utilities.Nov 2015-Sept 2016 - Acquire ROW; adjust utilities.Oct 2016-Sept 2017- Construction and closeout.The project will be managed bythe City’s Public Works Department and EngineeringConsultant. All contracts (engineering, ROW acquisition andconstruction) will include schedules with milestones and dates.One of the main criteria in choosing the engineering consultantwill be performance and proven knowledge of TDOTrequirements and track record in working with TDOT

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Project Description Widen Walton Ferry Rd from Imperial to Main St from 2 to 5 lanes and align with Old Shackle at Main andimprove Old Shackle from Main to Volunteer.

Imperial Blvd to Volunteer DriveLocation

Route Walton Ferry Rd/Old Shackle Island Rd Improvements



TIP # 2002-029

HendersonvilleLead AgencyIntersectionImprovement Type

Walton Ferry and Old Shackle Island RdImprovements Project

Project Name


$630,000.00$0.00$2,520,000.00$3,150,000.00U-STBGCONSTRUCTION2017

REVISION HISTORY

PROJECT NOTES

12/17/12Schedule: Oct, 2013 - Receive Notice To Proceedfrom TDOT for Construction.Nov, 2013-Dec, 2013 - Advertisefor Construction Bids and CEI.Jan, 2014-Feb, 2014 - AwardConstruction and CEI Contracts.Mar, 2014-Feb, 2015 -Complete Construction and closeout.The project will bemanaged by the City’s Public Works Department andEngineering Consultant. The construction contract and theCEI contract will include schedules with milestones and dates.One of the main criteria in choosing the engineering consultantwill be performance and proven knowledge of TDOTrequirements and track record in working with TDOT.

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Project Description Widen existing roadway to five lanes with curb and gutter between Blythe Avenue and North WaterAvenue. Construct new (2-lane, divided median with turn lanes or 3-lane cross section) roadwayconnection between Blythe Avenue and SR-109. Acquire right of way for a 5-lane minor arterial (includingsidewalks) along the entire route between US-31E and SR-109. Acquire right of way at the intersection ofSR-109 and Hatten Track Road to allow for a future interchange at this location.

From SR-174/N. Water Avenue intersection to new interchange onto SR-109.Location

Route East-West Corridor (Albert Gallatin Avenue (SR-174) / Hatten Track Road Extension)



TIP # 2008-51-032

GallatinLead AgencyNew RoadImprovement Type

East-West Corridor (Albert Gallatin Avenue(SR-174) / Hatten Track Road Extension)

Project Name


$513,000.00$0.00$2,052,000.00$2,565,000.00U-STBGPE-D2017

$4,650,000.00$0.00$18,600,000.00$23,250,000.00U-RSVCONSTRUCTION2018

REVISION HISTORY

PROJECT NOTES

1/4/13 - Major Tasks: Major tasks include the completion ofPE/construction documents, acquisition of ROW and theconstruction of the project. *** Project Schedule• NEPA ‐Completed. • Preliminary Engineering – Almost complete. •ROW Phase – Begin in 2013, estimated 18‐24 to complete •Begin Construction – begin upon completion of ROWacquisition. • Complete Construction in 2 years. *** ProjectManagement: The project will follow TDOT constructionprocedures and will include ConstructionEngineeringInspections (CEI) as part of project contract. TDOT isresponsible for the management of the ROW acquisition andconstruction phases. The City of Gallatin will continue to workclosely with TDOT throughout the remainder of the project tohelp ensure that it will be completed efficiently and in a timelymanner.The City of Gallatin has an excellent track record ofworking closely with TDOT and successfully completingprojects on time and within budget. Examples of Gallatin’srecent successful project management efforts include theDowntown Streetscape Project and the four (4) American,Recovery and Reinvestment Act Projects ‐ TownCreekGreenway – Phase 1, Downtown Streetscape – Phase 2, BigStation Camp Boulevard, S Water Avenue Resurfacing.

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Project Description Convert a portion of the roadway to non-motorized transportation use. The project will be a combination ofnew alignment and existing roadway. Phase 3 begins at the southeast quadrant of Bison Trail parallel toLower Station Camp Creek Road. The trail then turns east along the southern boundary of the schoolproperty and ends at Big Station Camp Boulevard. There is also a trail to the backside of the elementaryschool. The trail will connect to the elementary and middle schools and end at Bid Station Camp Blvd.

From SE quadrant of Bison Trail parallel to Lower Station Camp Creek Road. The trail then turns eastalong the southern boundary of the school property and ends at Big Station Camp Boulevard.

Location

Route Lower Station Camp Creek Road Streetscape and Pavement Project (Greenway)

$701,000.00Air Quality Status 110618.01TDOT PINExempt Project Cost

Sumner County 1.10 ConsistentRegional Plan IDLengthCounty

TIP # 2008-56-082-B

Sumner CountyLead AgencyGreenwayImprovement Type

Lower Station Camp Creek RoadStreetscape and Pavement Project(Greenway) Phase 3

Project Name


$31,151.00$0.00$124,602.00$155,753.00U-STBGCONSTRUCTION2017

REVISION HISTORY

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Project Description Construct new 4 lane divided roadway.

Proposed SR-109 - Portland Bypass from SR-109 south of SR-76 to SR-109 near Kirby DrLocation

Route SR-109



TIP # 2011-51-108

TDOTLead AgencyNew RoadImprovement Type

SR-109 Portland BypassProject Name


$0.00$300,000.00$1,200,000.00$1,500,000.00NHPPPE-D2017

$0.00$1,220,000.00$4,880,000.00$6,100,000.00NHPPROW2019

REVISION HISTORY

PROJECT NOTES

STIP# 83000

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Project Description Construct a 3 lane new roadway from SR-386 to SR-174 in Gallatin.

From SR-386 (Vietnam Veterans Pkwy) to SR-174 in GallatinLocation

Route Greenlea Blvd


Sumner County 0.50 LOCAL/STATE onlyRegional Plan IDLengthCounty

TIP # 2012-51-170

GallatinLead AgencyNew RoadImprovement Type

Greenlea Boulevard ExtensionProject Name


$1,321,000.00$0.00$0.00$1,321,000.00LOCALROW2017

$165,500.00$165,500.00$0.00$331,000.00STATE (LIC)PE-D2017

$1,215,000.00$1,315,000.00$0.00$2,530,000.00STATE (LIC)CONSTRUCTION2017

REVISION HISTORY

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Project Description Construct 10-ft wide bike/ped trail and boardwalk along Sanders Ferry Rd along the water’s edge ofDrakes Creek/Old Hickory Lake.

From Main Street along Sanders Ferry Rd and Drakes Creek/Old Hickory Lake to Sanders Ferry ParkLocation

Route Sanders Ferry/ Drakes Creek

$2,318,000.00Air Quality Status 117016.00TDOT PINExempt Project Cost


TIP # 2012-56-171

HendersonvilleLead AgencyGreenwayImprovement Type

Sanders Ferry/ Drakes Creek Bike TrailProject Name


$257,740.00$0.00$1,030,960.00$1,288,700.00CMAQCONSTRUCTION2017

$175,080.00$0.00$700,320.00$875,400.00U-STBGCONSTRUCTION2017

REVISION HISTORY

This project was adjusted toadd $760,000 (federal) inFY16 U-STP funds fromTIP# 2002-028 for PE-N andCONST. Additionally,$40,000 (federal) in FY14CMAQ funds originally to beused for ROW were shiftedto FY16 PE-D and CONST.

Amend# 2016-00812/17/2015

PROJECT NOTES

12/17/12 - Schedule: Oct, 2013 - Receive Notice To Proceedfrom TDOT to acquire ROW.Nov, 2013-Mar, 2014 - AcquireROW and easements; adjust utilities if needed.Apr, 2014 -Receive Notice To Proceed from TDOT to advertise forconstruction.May, 2014 - Award contract for construction.May,2014-Dec 2014 - Complete construction and closeout.Theproject will be managed by the City’s Public Works Departmentand Engineering Consultant. All contracts (engineering, ROWacquisition and construction) will include schedules withmilestones and dates. One of the main criteria in choosing theengineering consultant will be performance and provenknowledge of TDOT requirements and track record in workingwith TDOT.The City has successfully managed the followingprojects:1. Indian Lake Boulevard at 386 Bridge widening,ramps, signals.2. New Shackle Island Road3. Traffic SignalUpgrade4. ARRA ProjectsWhile the City experienced somedifficulty in getting through the TDOT process, once a NoticeTo Proceed with construction was received, the projects werecompleted on time and within budget.

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Project Description Develop historic preservation transportation enhancement project in Sumner and surrounding counties.

Douglass-Clark HouseLocation

Route



TIP # 2012-59-191

Sumner CountyLead AgencyHistoric PreservationImprovement Type

Civil War Historic PreservationProject Name


$27,039.75$0.00$108,159.00$135,198.75STBGPE, ROW,CONSTRUCTION

2017

REVISION HISTORY

PROJECT NOTES

DEMO ID: TN169. Section 1702-SAFETEA-LU, HPP FederalID# 2411

The project will involve the design, construction andinstallation of a main display located at the Douglass‐ClarkHouse in Sumner County with smaller exhibits located in theother five counties at courthouses, archives building, orwelcome center.

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Project Description On-road, infrastructure improvements including Signalization/Traffic Control, Signage, and Shared Lanesalong SR-258 (New Shackle Island Road), just north of the City of Hendersonville, TN.

SR-258 at Drakes Creek Rd and at Stop 30 Road.Location

Route SR-258

$500,000.00Air Quality Status TDOT PINExempt Project Cost


TIP # 2014-54-052

Sumner CountyLead AgencyIntersectionImprovement Type

SR-258 at Drakes Creek Rd and SR-258 atStop 30 Rd Intersection Improvements

Project Name


$15,000.00$0.00$60,000.00$75,000.00U-STBGPE-N2017

$10,000.00$0.00$40,000.00$50,000.00U-STBGPE-D2017

$75,000.00$0.00$300,000.00$375,000.00U-RSVCONSTRUCTION2018

REVISION HISTORY

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Project Description Construction of 6,190 feet of sidewalk, curb and gutter, crosswalk striping, school crossing signs, andADA handicap ramps on Watt Hardison Street and Abbigael Drive in the vicinity of Watt HardisonElementary School

Along Watt Hardison Street and Abbigael Drive in the vicinity of the schoolLocation

Route Watt Hardison Street and Abbigael Drive



TIP # 2014-56-054

PortlandLead AgencySidewalksImprovement Type

Watt Hardison Elementary SchoolProject Name


$0.00$0.00$178,666.00$178,666.00SRTSPE-D, ROW,CONSTRUCTION, PE-N

2017

REVISION HISTORY

This amendment adds theproject to the FY 2014-2017TIP with $208,166 (federal)

Amend# 2014-0063/24/2014

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Project Description Approximately 860 linear feet of sidewalk construction along Oakhill Drivefrom Kaysway Drive to RichportDrive and Richport Drive from OakhillDrive to the eastern side of Portland West Middle School campus.

Oakhill Drive from Kaysway Drive to Richport Drive and Richport Drive from Oakhill Drive to the easternside of the Portland West Middle School campus

Location

Route Oakhill Drive and Richport Drive



TIP # 2015-56-064

PortlandLead AgencySidewalksImprovement Type

Portland West Middle SchoolProject Name


$0.00$0.00$192,137.00$192,137.00SRTSPE-D,CONSTRUCTION, PE-N

2017

REVISION HISTORY

This project was amendedinto the FY 2014-17 TIP byresolution of the MPOExecutive Board on12/10/14. The project wasadded to the TIP with$198,137 (federal) in SafeRoutes to School fundsawarded to the project byTDOT in 2014.

Amend# 2015-00812/23/2014

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Project Description The design and construction of sidewalks for high priority sidewalk gaps inthe City of Gallatin in order toimprove safety, encourage walking, andbetter connect residential and commercial/institutional areas ofthe City.

Various locations in the City of GallatinLocation

Route Various



TIP # 2015-56-067

GallatinLead AgencySidewalksImprovement Type

Gallatin Citywide Sidewalk Improvements -Phase 1

Project Name


$20,000.00$0.00$80,000.00$100,000.00U-TAPPE-D, ROW, PE-N2017

$120,000.00$0.00$480,000.00$600,000.00U-TAPCONSTRUCTION2017

REVISION HISTORY

This project was amendedinto the FY 2014-17 TIP byresolution of the MPOExecutive Board on12/10/14. The project isadded to the TIP with$560,000 (federal) in U-ALTfunds awarded to the projectthrough the MPO's ActiveTransportation Programgrants in 2014.

Amend# 2015-01112/23/2014

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Project Description Phase 3B of the Lower Station Camp Creek Greenway includes 2000linear feet of concrete trail and apedestrian bridge across Station CampCreek and will provide connectivity to the existing Station CampGreenwaytrail at Station Camp school campus and provide connectivity to adjacentneighborhoods.

existing greenway to Cannon CrossingLocation

Route Between Station Camp school and adjacent neighborhoods



TIP # 2015-56-073

Sumner CountyLead AgencyMulti-Modal UpgradesImprovement Type

Lower Station Camp Creek Greenway -Phase 3B

Project Name


$258,104.00$0.00$1,032,416.00$1,290,520.00U-TAPPE-D,CONSTRUCTION

2017

REVISION HISTORY

This project is amended intothe FY 2014-17 TIP byresolution of the MPOExecutive Board on12/10/14. It is added to theTIP with $1,044,416 (federal)in U-ALT funds awarded tothe project through theMPO's Active TransportationProgram grants in 2014.

Amend# 2015-01712/23/2014

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Project Description Sidewalk and striping improvements to a .75 mile section of SR-41/US-31W to include a 10 foot multi-usepath to complete a loop connection forthe City’s 3.5 mile greenway system.

Clearview Court to City North TrailheadLocation

Route SR-41/US-31W

$2,147,806.00Air Quality Status TDOT PINExempt Project Cost


TIP # 2015-56-074

White HouseLead AgencyMulti-Modal UpgradesImprovement Type

SR-41/US-31W Sidewalk/Bike Lane ProjectProject Name


$350,102.00$0.00$1,400,409.00$1,750,511.00U-STBGROW,CONSTRUCTION

2017

REVISION HISTORY

This project is amended intothe FY 2014-17 TIP byresolution of the MPOExecutive Board on12/10/14. It is added to theTIP with $1,599,707 (federal)in U-STP funds awarded tothe project through theMPO's Active TransportationProgram grants in 2014.

Amend# 2015-01812/23/2014

This project is being adjustedto edit the projectdescription, as the designwill be 10 feet wide ratherthan 8 feet wide.

Amend# 2016-0203/12/2016

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Project Description A program to develop optimized signal operations for the city’s eight signalized intersections within thecity limits.

CitywideLocation

Route Citywide



TIP # 2015-57-061

PortlandLead AgencyITSImprovement Type

Portland Signal Timing OptimizationProgram

Project Name


$0.00$0.00$57,400.00$57,400.00CMAQPE-D, PE-N2017

REVISION HISTORY

This project was amendedinto the FY 2014-17 TIP byresolution of the MPOExecutive Board on12/10/14. It adds $73,400 in100% federal CMAQ fundsthat were awarded to theproject by TDOT in 2014.

Amend# 2015-00312/22/2014

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Project Description Improve traffic flow by installing an ITS signal system for twenty-five (25) signalized intersections locatedprimarily along the Nashville Pk (SR-6/US-31) corridor. The project will also install fiber optic extensionsfrom the City’s two existing fiber optic routes and will provide some signal system upgrades.

Various intersectionsLocation

Route Nashville Pk (SR-6/US-31)



TIP # 2015-57-216

GallatinLead AgencyITSImprovement Type

Gallatin ITS & Signal Coordination ProjectProject Name


$0.00$0.00$130,000.00$130,000.00CMAQPE-D,CONSTRUCTION

2017

$0.00$0.00$1,756,500.00$1,756,500.00CMAQPE-D,CONSTRUCTION

2017

REVISION HISTORY

Gallatin was awardedfunding for this project by theTDOT Long Range PlanningDivision following the 2015Congestion Mitigation andAir Quality Improvement(CMAQ) Program’scompetitive call for projects.This amendment adds thenewly funded project to theTIP under the CMAQallowance in the MPO’s 2035Regional TransportationPlan.

Amend# 2015-04112/3/2015

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Project Description Replacement of Old Shiloh Road Bridge over Mansker Creek in Millersville.

Old Shiloh Rd near Tinnin RdLocation

Route Old Shiloh Rd



TIP # 2016-18-234

MillersvilleLead AgencyBridgeImprovement Type

Old Shiloh Road Bridge over ManskerCreek

Project Name


$5,076.00$0.00$20,304.00$25,380.00BRR-LPE-N2017

$5,000.00$0.00$20,000.00$25,000.00BRR-LPE-D2017

$20,129.00$0.00$80,519.00$100,648.00BRR-LROW2017

$113,641.00$0.00$454,563.00$568,204.00BRR-LCONSTRUCTION2017

REVISION HISTORY

This bridge on old ShilohRoad was deemedinsufficient and has beenclosed for some time, thusimpeding access to the Cityof Millersville for residents inthe area. TDOT has agreedto commit funding from itsOff-System BridgeReplacement Program in theamount of $575,386 (federal)to this project in order toreplace the bridge. There isa required 20% local matchwith this program.

Amend# 2016-02510/27/2016

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Project Description Install interchange lighting at interchange of I-65 and Bethel Rd (SR-257)

I-65 at SR-257 (exit 104)Location

Route I-65 and SR-257



TIP # 2016-34-235

TDOTLead AgencySafetyImprovement Type

I-65 @ Bethel Rd (SR-257) InterchangeLighting Improvement

Project Name


$0.00$20,000.00$20,000.00$40,000.00U-STBGPE-N2017

$0.00$20,000.00$20,000.00$40,000.00U-STBGPE-D2017

$0.00$441,800.00$500,000.00$941,800.00U-STBGCONSTRUCTION2017

REVISION HISTORY

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Project Description This project includes pedestrian improvements in the vicinity of Rucker-Stewart Middle School andaneducation program. Sidewalk and crosswalk improvements to be made include a sidewalk extensionandpedestrian crossing signals and signs. A pedestrian and bicycling safety program will be offeredthroughthe school system.

Hancock St and Green Wave Dr near Rucker Stewart Middle SchoolLocation

Route Hancock St and Green Wave Dr



TIP # 2016-56-236

GallatinLead AgencyMulti-Modal UpgradesImprovement Type

Rucker Stewart Middle SRTSProject Name


$0.00$0.00$25,000.00$25,000.00SRTSPE-D, PE-N2017

$0.00$0.00$200,000.00$200,000.00SRTSROW,CONSTRUCTION

2017

$0.00$0.00$25,000.00$25,000.00SRTSIMPLEMENTATION2018

REVISION HISTORY

The City of Gallatin wasawarded $250,000 (federal)for this project in July 2016by the TODT Safe Routes toSchool Program. $25,000(federal) that is slated for theeducation programimplementation portion of theproject in FY 2018 will beadded following adoption ofthe FYs 2017-2020Transportation ImprovementProgram.

Amend# 2016-02710/27/2016

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Project Description Indian Lake Rd multi-modal widening, 2 to 5 lanes, from E Main St to Crosby/Pin Oak Dr

E Main St to Crosby/Pin Oak DrLocation

Route Indian Lake Rd

$8,000,000.00Air Quality Status TDOT PINNon-Exempt Project Cost


TIP # 2017-52-014


Indian Lake Rd WideningProject Name


$100,000.00$0.00$400,000.00$500,000.00U-STBGPE2018

$400,000.00$0.00$1,600,000.00$2,000,000.00U-STBGROW2019


REVISION HISTORY

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Project Description Red River Rd (SR-174/SR 25) Widening, 2 to 4 lanes, across CSX RR

Near Gallatin Pike across CSX RR to Long Hollow PikeLocation

Route Red River Road (SR-175/ 25)



TIP # 2017-52-015

GallatinLead AgencyRoad WideningImprovement Type

Red River Rd (SR-174/SR 25) Wideningacross CSX RR

Project Name


$100,000.00$0.00$400,000.00$500,000.00U-STBGPE2018

$250,000.00$0.00$1,000,000.00$1,250,000.00U-STBGROW2019


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Project Description Resurfacing, restoration and rehabilitation improvements of various roads within the Portland urban area.

Within the Portland urban area on eligible routes.Location

Route Within the Portland urban area on eligible routes.



TIP # 2017-59-904

PortlandLead AgencyRoad UpgradesImprovement Type

City of Portland 3R Improvement Program(Grouping)

Project Name


$162,013.25$0.00$648,053.00$810,066.25L-STBG(Portland)

PE, ROW,CONSTRUCTION

2017

REVISION HISTORY

PROJECT NOTES

Portland 4-year allocation of federal STBG is $648,053 (FYs2017-2020)

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Project Description Widen Drakes Creek Rd from SR 386/Vietnam Veterans Blvd from 2 lanes to 5 lanes signalization andintersection improvements at Stop 30 Road. The project also involves raising this intersection above theflood elevation and replacing a condemned bridge.

From SR-386 to Stop 30 RoadLocation

Route Drakes Creek Widening



TIP # 99-New-28


Drakes Creek Road WideningProject Name



$80,000.00$0.00$320,000.00$400,000.00U-STBGROW2017

$19,200.00$0.00$76,800.00$96,000.00U-STBGPE-D2017

REVISION HISTORY

PROJECT NOTES

12/17/12 - Schedule: Oct, 2013-Nov, 2013 - Enter a contractwith TDOT to allow the City to manage this project.Dec, 2013-Jan, 2014 - Receive Notice To Proceed from TDOT forPE.Feb, 2014-Mar, 2014 - Advertise for Proposals forEngineering Consultant.Apr, 2014 - Hire EngineeringConsultant.May, 2014-Apr, 2015 - PE.May, 2015 - ReceiveNotice To Proceed from TDOT for ROW and Utilities. Jan,2015-Dec, 2015 - ROW and Utilities.Jan, 2016 - ReceiveNotice to Proceed for Construction.Feb, 2016-Mar, 2016 -Advertise for bids.Apr, 2016-Je, 2016 - Award contract forconstruction and CEI.Jul, 2016-Je, 2017 - Completeconstruction and closeout.The project will be managed by theCity’s Public Works Department and Engineering Consultant.All contracts (engineering, ROW acquisition and construction)will include schedules with milestones and dates. One of themain criteria in choosing the engineering consultant will beperformance and proven knowledge of TDOT requirementsand track record in working with TDOT.

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Project Description Connect, synchronize and otherwise upgrade traffic signals on Main Street, New Shackle Island Road,Indian Lake Blvd and other locations.

Main Street(SR-6); New Shackle Island Road (SR-258); Freehill RoadLocation

Route SR-6, SR-258



TIP # 99-New-29

HendersonvilleLead AgencyITSImprovement Type

Hendersonville Closed Loop and SignalUpgrade

Project Name


$0.00$0.00$966,614.00$966,614.00U-STBGCONSTRUCTION2017

REVISION HISTORY

PROJECT NOTES

Project Update (9/28/15): Re-evaluation of the environmentaldocument is complete. Project managers awaiting finalapprovals from TDOT. ROW certification and permitting tofollow. DBE information and construction estimates will also besubmitted before advertisement for bids can occur.

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Project Description Widen from 2 lanes to 4/5 lanes from north of Cumberland River to SR-109 Bypass.

North of Cumberland River Bridge to SR-109 BypassLocation

Route SR-109



TIP # AM-018

TDOTLead AgencyRoad WideningImprovement Type

SR-109Project Name


$0.00$3,428,800.00$13,715,200.00$17,144,000.00NHPPCONSTRUCTION2017

REVISION HISTORY

This project has beenadjusted to add $800,000(federal) in FY16 NHPPfunds for construction.

Amend# 2016-0091/27/2016

PROJECT NOTES

STIP# 83020

HPP ID# 1180 (Section 1602-TEA-21) -http://www.fhwa.dot.gov/tea21/tea21.pdf

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Williamson County Projects

12/17/12 - The Franklin Road from Concord Road to south ofMoore’s Lane improvement project provides three mainbenefits. First, it will serve to relieve traffic congestion alongthe corridor. Secondly, it will address both the horizontal andvertical safety concerns associated with the existingconditions. Finally, it will provide an alternative means of publictransportation with the addition of designed multi-use trail.2011 TDOT traffic count data shows an ADT of 17,223 alongFranklin Road in this area.The proposed roadwayimprovements will consist of 5 lanes (4 thru lanes and a centerturn lane), curb and gutter, a 10'-0" multi use (bike/walk) pathon the east side of the road separated from the roadway by a5 foot wide grass strip. The City has a project developmentagreement with TDOT that calls for Brentwood to pay forengineering design and ROW acquisition from propertieswithin Brentwood. There is small portion of ROW requiredwithin the City of Franklin and Franklin has agreed to acquirethis ROW at its cost. TDOT has agreed to fund construction ofthe road improvements.Engineering design is nearly completeand TDOT field review of ROW plans was completed inOctober. Appraisals and ROW acquisition are expected tostart in the first quarter of 2013 and continue through early2014. TIP funding for ROW acquisition in the amount of$1,000,000 is being requested in FY 2014. The total ROWacquisition cost for properties in Brentwood is expected to beat least $4,000,000 with the City providing all funding inexcess of the $1,000,000 in requested U-STP funds.



Project Description This project provides for improvements to Franklin Road from Concord Road to south of Moore’s Lane.Road will be widened from 2 to 5 lanes. Road will include curb and gutter with a separated 10’ multi-usepath on east side.

From Concord Road (SR-253) to south of Moore’s Lane (SR-441)Location

Route SR-31/Franklin Road


Williamson County 2.30 1062-160Regional Plan IDLengthCounty

TIP # 2006-408

TDOTLead AgencyRoad WideningImprovement Type

SR-6/ US-31/ Franklin RoadProject Name



REVISION HISTORY

PROJECT NOTES

07/28/16 - note from Mike Harris (Brentwood): Appraisals andROW acquisition started in the first quarter of 2014 and willcontinue through mid-2016.

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12/17/12 - The Franklin Road from Concord Road to south ofMoore’s Lane improvement project provides three mainbenefits. First, it will serve to relieve traffic congestion alongthe corridor. Secondly, it will address both the horizontal andvertical safety concerns associated with the existingconditions. Finally, it will provide an alternative means of publictransportation with the addition of designed multi-use trail.2011 TDOT traffic count data shows an ADT of 17,223 alongFranklin Road in this area.The proposed roadwayimprovements will consist of 5 lanes (4 thru lanes and a centerturn lane), curb and gutter, a 10'-0" multi use (bike/walk) pathon the east side of the road separated from the roadway by a5 foot wide grass strip. The City has a project developmentagreement with TDOT that calls for Brentwood to pay forengineering design and ROW acquisition from propertieswithin Brentwood. There is small portion of ROW requiredwithin the City of Franklin and Franklin has agreed to acquirethis ROW at its cost. TDOT has agreed to fund construction ofthe road improvements.Engineering design is nearly completeand TDOT field review of ROW plans was completed inOctober. Appraisals and ROW acquisition are expected tostart in the first quarter of 2013 and continue through early2014. TIP funding for ROW acquisition in the amount of$1,000,000 is being requested in FY 2014. The total ROWacquisition cost for properties in Brentwood is expected to beat least $4,000,000 with the City providing all funding inexcess of the $1,000,000 in requested U-STP funds.

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12/18/12-Once the engineering phase is complete (see 2011-2014 TIP), a truer picture of the project scope will be known.However, based on the above noted TPR, a new alignment forSR-46 is to be constructed to provide a skew of 90 degrees.This alignment is to be located in the ROW previously acquiredby Williamson County. This new section of roadway wouldinclude two 12' left and right turn lanes in addition to 6' pavedshoulder. On SR-1 06, a new 12' left tum lane is to beconstructed, as well as anew 12' right tum lane (southapproach). It is intended that intersection signalization beactuated with two phase operation due to the relatively lowvolumes on SR-46.Major Tasks/Activities- assumingcompletion of the engineering phase in FY-13, ROW phaseshould begin in FY14, and construction in FY-15.Schedule-assuming completion of the engineering phase previousfunded in FY 2011-14TIP in FY-13, ROW acquisition (ifnecessary) would commence in FY-14, and actualconstructionin FY -15.• Milestones, et al- Williamson County Governmenthas successfully managed a number of similar projects,including signalization at SR-106 and Murray Lane, SR-1 06and Sneed Road (including left tum lane), SR 106 and BerrysChapel Road, SR 106 and Battlewood Court, SR46 and SR-96, and SR-106 and Manley Lane. These projects weredeveloped and implemented from 1994 through 2009.



Project Description Realign intersection to create a 90 degree alignment, with turn lanes of appropriate stacking length onboth roadways. Relocate existing signal.

SR-46 (Old Hillsboro Rd)/ SR-46Location

Route SR-106 (Hillsboro Rd)/ SR-46



TIP # 2008-64-037

Williamson CountyLead AgencyIntersectionImprovement Type

SR-106 (Hillsboro Rd ) and SR-46 Re-alignment/ Signalization.

Project Name


$0.00$20,850.00$83,400.00$104,250.00U-STBGPE-D2017

$0.00$7,000.00$28,000.00$35,000.00U-STBGROW2017

$0.00$371,000.00$1,484,000.00$1,855,000.00U-RSVCONSTRUCTION2018

REVISION HISTORY

This project is being adjustedto shift $60,000 (federal)from the PE-D phase to thePE-N phase in order to coveran increase in PE-N costsdue to necessary geotechwork completed on theproject.

Amend# 2016-0173/12/2016

PROJECT NOTES

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12/18/12-Once the engineering phase is complete (see 2011-2014 TIP), a truer picture of the project scope will be known.However, based on the above noted TPR, a new alignment forSR-46 is to be constructed to provide a skew of 90 degrees.This alignment is to be located in the ROW previously acquiredby Williamson County. This new section of roadway wouldinclude two 12' left and right turn lanes in addition to 6' pavedshoulder. On SR-1 06, a new 12' left tum lane is to beconstructed, as well as anew 12' right tum lane (southapproach). It is intended that intersection signalization beactuated with two phase operation due to the relatively lowvolumes on SR-46.Major Tasks/Activities- assumingcompletion of the engineering phase in FY-13, ROW phaseshould begin in FY14, and construction in FY-15.Schedule-assuming completion of the engineering phase previousfunded in FY 2011-14TIP in FY-13, ROW acquisition (ifnecessary) would commence in FY-14, and actualconstructionin FY -15.• Milestones, et al- Williamson County Governmenthas successfully managed a number of similar projects,including signalization at SR-106 and Murray Lane, SR-1 06and Sneed Road (including left tum lane), SR 106 and BerrysChapel Road, SR 106 and Battlewood Court, SR46 and SR-96, and SR-106 and Manley Lane. These projects weredeveloped and implemented from 1994 through 2009.

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Project Description Expansion of the City of Franklin’s current ITS infrastructure network capabilities into areas with extensivecongestion to include CCTV, DMS, Weather Communication, Adaptive Signal Control and connect toTDOT & Brentwood systems.

Various corridors citywideLocation

Route Franklin ITS Infrastructure

$7,225,000.00Air Quality Status 116144.00 &116144.01

TDOT PINExempt Project Cost

Williamson County 0.00 ConsistentRegional Plan IDLengthCounty

TIP # 2009-67-026

FranklinLead AgencyITSImprovement Type

Franklin ITS InfrastructureProject Name


$60,000.00$0.00$240,000.00$300,000.00U-STBGPE-D2017

$400,000.00$0.00$1,600,000.00$2,000,000.00U-STBGCONSTRUCTION,IMPLEMENTATION

2017

REVISION HISTORY

PROJECT NOTES

Project amended on March 16, 2016 to program theconstruction reserve funds for FY 2016. The City of Franklin isready to proceed with construction and implementation of theproject. This amendment proposes to convert FY 2014 and2015 construction reserve funds into programmed U-STPfunds in FY 2016. As this is an ITS-type project, the City alsorequests the addition of “implementation” as an eligible type ofwork in order to accomplish all project objectives.

The Adaptive Traffic Signal Control is planned for design in FY2013. Actual deployment would begin in FY 2014 withcompletion anticipated that same year. The ITS infrastructureimplementation of conduit and fiber will also be in design in FY2013. The Construction is anticipated for FY 2014

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Project Description Retrofit approximately 21 FSSD buses with diesel particulate filters and crankcase filter systems to reducemobile source diesel emissions.

City of FranklinLocation

Route Pilot School Bus Retrofit - Franklin Special School District



TIP # 2009-69-005

TDOTLead AgencyAir QualityImprovement Type

Pilot School Bus Retrofit - Franklin SpecialSchool District (FSSD)

Project Name


$0.00$42,400.00$169,602.00$212,002.00CMAQ (S)CONSTRUCTION2017

REVISION HISTORY

PROJECT NOTES

Match provided by the Tennessee Department of Environmentand Conservation (TDEC)

Estimated emission reductions: 24.2 kg/yr PM, 99.8 kg/yr, and399.2 kg/ye CO.

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Project Description Retrofit approximately 34 WCS buses with diesel particulate filters and crankcase filter systems to reducemobile source diesel emissions.

CountywideLocation

Route Pilot School Bus Diesel Retrofit - Williamson County Schools



TIP # 2009-69-006

TDOTLead AgencyAir QualityImprovement Type

Pilot School Bus Diesel Retrofit -Williamson County Schools (WCS)

Project Name


$0.00$49,800.00$199,200.00$249,000.00CMAQ (S)CONSTRUCTION2017

REVISION HISTORY

PROJECT NOTES

Estimated emission reductions: 127 kg/yr PM, 353.8 kg/yr HC,and 1778.1 kg/yr CO.

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Project Description Widen and improve McEwen Drive to four lanes from East Cool Springs to SR 252 (Wilson Pike).

From East Cool Springs Blvd. to Wilson Pike (SR-252).Location

Route McEwen Drive Widening - Phase 4



TIP # 2011-62-011

FranklinLead AgencyRoad WideningImprovement Type

McEwen Drive Widening - Phase 4Project Name


$7,500,000.00$0.00$0.00$7,500,000.00LOCALCONSTRUCTION2017


REVISION HISTORY

PROJECT NOTES

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Project Description Local Bus Service Preventative Maintenance and Capitalization for the Franklin Transit Authority servicearea.

City of FranklinLocation

Route Local Bus Service Preventative Maintenance and Capitalization - Franklin



TIP # 2011-65-016

Franklin Transit AuthorityLead AgencyTransit CapitalImprovement Type

Local Bus Service PreventativeMaintenance and Capitalization - Franklin

Project Name


$152,500.00$0.00$610,000.00$762,500.00FTA 5307IMPLEMENTATION2017

$560,000.00$0.00$2,240,000.00$2,800,000.00FTA 5307IMPLEMENTATION2018



REVISION HISTORY

PROJECT NOTES

12/1/12-Completion of Analysis and Planning-Recommendation for route change and expanded circulatorroute Phase 1 (Q2 2013)Phase 1 Expansion East WestConnection-Implementation of Phase 1 route changes andfrequency increase. Implementation of Phase 1 circulatorroute. Expansion of TODD service (Q1, Q2 2014).Phase 2Expansion East Corridor Carothers Expansion-Capitalpurchase of vehicles, Shelters, infrastructure, educational (Q12015).Phase 2 Expansion East Corridor Carothers Expansion-Implementation of Phase 2 circulator routes and frequencyincrease. Expansion of TODD service (Q2,Q32015).Expansions East-West, Carothers-Continuedoperations.Connectivity to regional commute connection points(Fiscal 2016).Operation East West , Carothers-Continuedoperations. Connectivity to regional commute connectionpoints (Fiscal 2017).

The Franklin Transit Authority is operated by The TMA Group.

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Project Description The project consists of 4,270 linear feet of asphalt trail plus a pedestrian bridge 65-85 foot in lengthcrossing Mill Creek to a paved parking lot/trailhead.

Off road facility between Nolensville Park Road, Nolensville Rd and Stonebrook BlvdLocation

Route Small Town Connections



TIP # 2012-66-187

NolensvilleLead AgencyGreenwayImprovement Type

Small Town ConnectionsProject Name


$73,490.00$0.00$293,960.00$367,450.00U-STBGPE-D, ROW,CONSTRUCTION

2017

REVISION HISTORY

PROJECT NOTES

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Project Description Improvements to 2 walking tunnels including retaining wall, earthwork, lighting, emergency call box, andtunnel entrance rock surround near Hunters Bend Elementary School.

Hunters Bend Elementary School - Fieldstone Pkwy and US-431Location

Route Fieldstone Pkwy. and US-431



TIP # 2014-611-031

FranklinLead AgencyMulti-Modal UpgradesImprovement Type

Hunters Bend Elementary SchoolProject Name


$0.00$0.00$203,184.00$203,184.00SRTSCONSTRUCTION, PE-N

2017

REVISION HISTORY

PROJECT NOTES

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Project Description Widen from 3-5 lanes. Add Sidewalks and Curb & Gutter, Transit Stops and pull outs with ITS.

Mack Hatcher (SR-397) to Downs Blvd.Location

Route Columbia Avenue (SR 6/US 31) South



TIP # 2014-62-001

FranklinLead AgencyRoad WideningImprovement Type

Columbia Avenue (SR-6/ US-31) SouthWidening

Project Name


$0.00$200,000.00$800,000.00$1,000,000.00U-STBGPE-D2017

$0.00$800,000.00$3,200,000.00$4,000,000.00U-STBGROW2017

$0.00$3,000,000.00$12,000,000.00$15,000,000.00U-RSVCONSTRUCTION2019

REVISION HISTORY

PROJECT NOTES

12/27/12 -Considering the project has an approved TPR fromTDOT, the City is ready to engage in the PreliminaryEngineering and NEPA process once an approved contractwith TDOT is in force. The City has ranked this as a priority inthe 2010 Major Thoroughfare Plan Update and it continues tobe a corridor of interest with regard to activity from developers.The City had intended to fund the PE, NEPA and ROWprocess but has had to refocus city funding to other significantroadway projects such asHillsboro Road and McEwen Phase3. The City can fund the 20% match required for each stage ofthe project. As for the project it is considered to be one of the“Gateways” into the Franklin community and we would expectsome additional aesthetic treatments as part of the earliermentioned Gateway Corridor and Connector Streets EconomicDevelopment Project. If approved the City would manage theproject and begin PE in 2014. This requires us to budget forthe project in the FY 2013-2014 budget year that begins onJuly 1, 2013. We would engage a designconsultant to startsometime after the federal FY 2014 budget year begins. NEPAand ROW would begin the following year with Constructionstarting as early as spring 2016. Completion of the 1.4 sectionwould be anticipated by spring of 2017.

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Project Description Construction of sidewalk and one crosswalk at Fairview Middle School.

Fairview Middle School - Cumberland DriveLocation

Route Cumberland Drive



TIP # 2014-66-030

FairviewLead AgencySidewalksImprovement Type

Fairview Middle School SidewalkProject Name


$24,670.00$0.00$98,679.00$123,349.00L-STBG(Fairview)

CONSTRUCTION2017

REVISION HISTORY

PROJECT NOTES

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Project Description Construction of 5,937 feet of sidewalk, curb and gutter, removal of deteriorated sidewalk, striping andsignage along Stonebrook Drive in the vicinity of Nolensville Elementary School

from Johnson Industrial Blvd to Dortch LnLocation

Route Stonebrook Drive



TIP # 2014-66-053

NolensvilleLead AgencySidewalksImprovement Type

Nolensville Elementary SchoolProject Name


$0.00$0.00$101,250.00$101,250.00SRTSPE-D, ROW,CONSTRUCTION, PE-N

2017

REVISION HISTORY

This amendment adds theproject to the FY 2014-2017TIP with $101,250 (federal)

Amend# 2014-0053/24/2014

PROJECT NOTES

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Project Description Funds to lease, replace, rehabilitate, and purchase bus and bus-related facilities.

CitywideLocation

Route Citywide



TIP # 2015-65-060


Bus & Bus FacilitiesProject Name






REVISION HISTORY

This project was amendedinto the FY 2014-2017 TIPby resolution of the MPOExecutive Board on12/10/14. $65,000 (federal)in FTA 5339 funds wereshifted from an existing MPO5339 grouping (TIP #2014-85-028) to fund this projectfor the Franklin TransitAuthority.

Amend# 2015-00112/18/2014

PROJECT NOTES

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Project Description Replace vanpool vehicles that have met FTA Useful Life Criteria.

CountywideLocation

Route Countywide



TIP # 2015-65-075

Williamson County/TMAGroup

Lead AgencyTransit CapitalImprovement Type

Vehicle Replacement for VanpoolProject Name


$90,000.00$90,000.00$720,000.00$900,000.00FTA 5307IMPLEMENTATION2018


$100,000.00$100,000.00$800,000.00$1,000,000.00FTA 5307IMPLEMENTATION2020

REVISION HISTORY

This amendment shifts$436,480 (federal) in FTA5307 funds from an existingMPO 5307 grouping (TIP #2014-85-015) and $150,000(federal) in FTA 5307 fundsfrom an existing WilliamsonCounty/TMA group project(TIP # 2014-85-014) into anew project for WilliamsonCounty/TMA Group.

Amend# 2015-0213/19/2015

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Project Description Ridematching, promotion, marketing, outreach, and management of the regional vanpool program.Expand carpool ridership and implement “one-stop shop” travel planning assistance for individuals whoare unable to find a ridematch through the online system.

CountywideLocation

Route Various routes



TIP # 2015-65-219

Williamson County/TMAGroup

Lead AgencyTransit OperationsImprovement Type

Regional Vanpool, Carpool, and One-StopShop

Project Name


$0.00$0.00$1,695,835.00$1,695,835.00CMAQIMPLEMENTATION2017

REVISION HISTORY

Williamson County/TMAGroup was awarded fundingfor this project by the TDOTLong Range PlanningDivision following the 2015Congestion Mitigation andAir Quality Improvement(CMAQ) Program’scompetitive call for projects.This amendment adds thenewly funded project to theTIP under the CMAQallowance in the MPO’s 2035Regional TransportationPlan.

Amend# 2015-04412/3/2015

PROJECT NOTES

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Project Description This project includes the construction of approximately 1,100 linear feet offive-foot wide concrete sidewalkwith bicycle lanes and associated signageon Creekside Drive from Cowan Drive to Mill Creek/NewsomeLane.

from Cowan Drive to Mill Creek/Newsome LaneLocation

Route Creekside Drive



TIP # 2015-66-063

NolensvilleLead AgencySidewalksImprovement Type

Nolensville Elementary School - Phase 2Project Name


$0.00$0.00$8,000.00$8,000.00SRTSPE-D, ROW2017

$0.00$0.00$99,909.00$99,909.00SRTSCONSTRUCTION2017

REVISION HISTORY

This project was amendedinto the FY 2014-17 TIP byresolution of the MPOExecutive Board on12/10/14. It adds the projectto the TIP with $113,909(federal) in Safe Routes toSchool funds awarded to theproject by TDOT in 2014.

Amend# 2015-66-063

12/23/2014

This project is being adjustedto correct the amount of PE-N funding available. Fundinghas been adjusted from$6,000 (federal) to $7,000(federal) in SRTS funds.

Amend# 2015-0102/11/2015

PROJECT NOTES

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Project Description The development and implementation of a pilot bike-sharing transportationsystem serving the areas ofdowntown Franklin and Cool Springs inWilliamson County, TN.

Various locations in Williamson CountyLocation

Route Various



TIP # 2015-66-066

Franklin Transit AuthorityLead AgencyMulti-Modal UpgradesImprovement Type

Franklin/Cool Springs Bike Share ProgramProject Name


$516,083.00$0.00$2,064,332.00$2,580,415.00U-TAPIMPLEMENTATION2017

REVISION HISTORY

This project was amendedinto the FY 2014-17 TIP byresolution of the MPOExecutive Board on12/10/14. The project isadded to the TIP with$2,064,332 (federal) in U-ALT funds awarded to theproject through the MPO'sActive TransportationProgram grants in 2014.

Amend# 2015-01012/23/2014

PROJECT NOTES

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Project Description This project will provide funds to optimize signal operations along four primary arterials: Concord Road(SR-253), Moores Lane (SR-441), Wilson Pike (SR-252), and Murray Lane. The project will developoptimized traffic signal operations for thirty-one (31) of the City's traffic signals along these corridors.

various intersections on Concord Rd (SR-253), Moores Ln (SR-441), Wilson Pk (SR-252), and Murray LnLocation

Route Concord Rd (SR-253), Moores Ln (SR-441), Wilson Pk (SR-252), and Murray Ln



TIP # 2015-67-215

BrentwoodLead AgencyITSImprovement Type

Brentwood Signal Timing OptimizationProgram

Project Name


$0.00$0.00$39,000.00$39,000.00CMAQPE-N2017

$0.00$0.00$177,000.00$177,000.00CMAQPE-D2017

REVISION HISTORY

This project was amendedinto the TIP with $216,000(federal) in CMAQ fundsawarded by the TDOT LongRange Planning Division in2015.

Amend# 2015-04012/3/2015

PROJECT NOTES

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Project Description Construct an eastbound truck climbing lane from near mile marker 180 in Dickson County to east of milemarker 183 in Williamson County.

mile 180 in Dickson County to east of mile 183 in Williamson CountyLocation

Route I-40



TIP # 2015-69-076

TDOTLead AgencyReconstructionImprovement Type

I-40 Truck Climbing LaneProject Name



REVISION HISTORY

This amendment adds thisproject to the TIP with$20,880,000 (federal) inNHPP funds.

Amend# 2015-0243/19/2015

April 2016 Adjustment tomove NHPP funds to 2017.

Amend# 2016-0224/20/2016

PROJECT NOTES

April 2016 Adjustment to recognize move of 2016 NHPP fundsto 2017.

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Project Description SR-11/US 31A at SR-96 Intersection Improvements in Triune (EPD)

SR-11/US 31A at SR-96Location

Route SR-11/US 31A at SR-96



TIP # 2017-64-007

TDOTLead AgencyIntersectionImprovement Type

SR-11 at SR-96 Intersection ImprovementsProject Name


$0.00$50,000.00$450,000.00$500,000.00HSIPROW2017

$0.00$110,000.00$990,000.00$1,100,000.00HSIPCONSTRUCTION2018

REVISION HISTORY

PROJECT NOTES

STIP# 94030

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Project Description Purchase vehicles for new Franklin Transit Authority service.

Franklin Transit Authority service area.Location

Route Various routes.



TIP # 2017-65-017


Franklin Transit Authority Vehicles for NewRevenue Service

Project Name


$200,000.00$200,000.00$1,600,000.00$2,000,000.00FTA 5307IMPLEMENTATION2018



REVISION HISTORY

PROJECT NOTES

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Project Description Plan a new transportation hub in Franklin.

Within the Franklin Transit Authority Service AreaLocation

Route Within Franklin



TIP # 2017-65-018


Franklin Transportation HubProject Name


$30,000.00$0.00$120,000.00$150,000.00FTA 5307PLANNING2018

REVISION HISTORY

PROJECT NOTES

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Project Description Resurfacing, restoration and rehabilitation improvements of various roads within the Fairview urban area.

Within the Fairview urban area on eligible routes.Location

Route Within the Fairview urban area on eligible routes.



TIP # 2017-69-902

FairviewLead AgencyRoad UpgradesImprovement Type

City of Fairview 3R Improvement Program(Grouping)

Project Name


$108,949.25$0.00$435,797.00$544,746.25L-STBG(Fairview)

PE, ROW,CONSTRUCTION

2017

REVISION HISTORY

PROJECT NOTES

Fairview 4-year allocation of federal STBG is $435,797 (FYs2017-2020)

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