1. ACTION ITEM: Approve September 18, 2013 Meeting Minutes (attachment) 4. ACTION ITEM: Endorse Priorities for TDOT 3 Year Program (attachment)

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1 THE HONORABLE ROGERS ANDERSON, CHAIRMAN MPO Executive Board Meeting Wednesday, October 16, 9:00 AM Second Floor Conference Room of the Nashville MTA Music City Central Station 400 Charlotte Avenue in Nashville, Tennessee 1. ACTION ITEM: Approve September 18, 2013 Meeting Minutes (attachment) REQUESTED ACTION: Approve minutes, or amend as necessary. 2. Public Comment 3. MPO Chair s Report 4. ACTION ITEM: Endorse Priorities for TDOT 3 Year Program (attachment) The MPO has been asked by TDOT to rank order a list of roadway projects in Middle Tennessee that are being considered for the State s three year transportation work program. The program will be submitted to the TN General Assembly as part of the Governor s budget early next year, and will identify transportation projects scheduled to receive state funding and state share federal funding through the year This is the third consecutive year that TDOT has asked the MPO to rank order such a list. The MPO has previously ranked projects according to the priority list published as part of the 2035 Regional Transportation Plan. Those priorities are based on a comprehensive evaluation of roadway projects submitted to the MPO by the state and various jurisdictions across parts of seven counties. MPO staff will present an overview of the process used to evaluate and prioritize projects for the 2035 Plan and answer any questions about the recommended rankings for TDOT s 3 Year Work Program. REQUESTED ACTION: Endorse regional priorities for TDOT 3 Year Work Program. 5. MPO Director s Report Update on Draft FYs Transportation Improvement Program Update on Consultant Activities Other Comments 6. Other Business 7. Adjourn until November 20, 2013 The Nashville Area Metropolitan Planning Organization does not discriminate on the basis of age, race, sex, color, national origin, religion or disability in access to, or operation of its programs, services, activities or in its hiring or employment practices. ADA and Title VI inquiries should be forwarded to Mary Beth Ikard, Nashville Area MPO, 800 Second Avenue South, Nashville, TN 37201, (615)

2 Agenda Item 1. Executive Board Meeting Minutes

3 MINUTES EXECUTIVE BOARD of the Nashville Area Metropolitan Planning Organization September 18, 2013 Attendees: Mayor Rogers Anderson, Mr. Paul Ballard (for Vice Mayor Diane Neighbors), Mayor Ernest Burgess, Ms. Theresa Claxton (for Corbin Davis), Mayor John Coombs, Mayor Philip Craighead, Mayor Betsy Crossley, Mayor Karl Dean, Mayor Scott Foster, Mayor Rick Graham, Mayor Jo Ann Graves, Mr. Gerald Herman (for Mayor Michael Arnold), Executive Anthony Holt, Mayor Randall Hutto, Mr. Marlin Keel (for Mayor Ed Hagerty), Mr. Larry McGoogin (for Gov. Bill Haslam), Mayor Kenneth Moore, Mr. Dana Richardson (for Mayor Tommy Bragg), Mayor Kenneth Wilber Approve August 21, 2013 Meeting Minutes Mayor Kenneth Wilber, Vice Chair, opened the meeting at 9:07 a.m. Executive Anthony Holt moved to approve the minutes with Mayor Scott Foster seconding. The motion passed unanimously. Public Comments Ms. Margo Chambers, 3803 Princeton Ave., Nashville offered remarks recommending against the appointment of the Nashville MTA as the designated recipient for FTA program 5307 funds. She suggested that TDOT be the designated recipient. MPO Chair s Report Mayor Wilber said that the August 27 th Mayors Caucus discussing regional water issues at the Bridge Building was really good and the building was impressive. Mr. Michael Skipper, MPO director, thanked the Cumberland River Compact for hosting the Caucus. He said that if anyone would like to use the building for a meeting to let him know and he will give them the contact information. Mr. Skipper said that the next Mayors Caucus is Tuesday, October 1 st. This meeting will be in partnership with the Nashville Chamber of Commerce and will announce the release of Nashville Region s Vital Signs. He said that there will also be a discussion of legislative issues. More detailed information about the meeting will be ed soon. Approve Amendments to FYs TIP Mr. Skipper said that the amendments have been out for the required 21 day public review and comment period and there have been no comments received to date.

4 Mayor Wilber opened the public hearing. There were no comments. Mayor Wilber closed the public hearing. Mayor Ernest Burgess moved to adopt resolution , amending the FYs TIP. Mayor Kenneth Moore seconded and the motion passed unanimously. AMENDMENTS: TIP # RTP # Project Name Sponsor Action 99 New Old Nashville Highway La Vergne Add funds Chaney Boulevard Widening La Vergne Shift funds SR 99 Widening (SW Loop to Cason Ln) TDOT Add funds SR 99 Widening (Cason Ln to SR 96) Murfreesboro Add funds SCHEDULE: 8/7 TCC Endorsement 8/21 XB Endorsement 8/23 9/18 Public Review and Comment Period 9/4 First Public Hearing (TCC) 9/18 Second Public Hearing / Adoption (XB) Appointment of Designated Recipient for FTA Program Funds Mr. Skipper gave an overview of the different FTA program funds and how they are distributed and explained the role of the designated recipient in that process. He said that staff is recommending to have the Nashville MTA be re appointed as the designated recipient (DR) of FTA Section 5307 funding distributed to the Nashville Davidson Urbanized Area (UZA), and to expand that designation to include other FTA formula funding programs provided to the UZA for project development. The DR is responsible for administering FTA formula grant funds to projects selected by the Nashville Area MPO as part of the approved Transportation Improvement Program and adopted regional transportation plan. Mayor Burgess asked if the UZA mentioned was strictly the Nashville Davidson UZA, or if it also referred to the Murfreesboro UZA. Mr. Skipper said that staff is making this recommendation for the Nashville Davidson UZA only. He said that TDOT will continue to be the DR for the Murfreesboro UZA. Mr. Skipper said that there are two resolutions and one memorandum of agreement (MOA) that need to be adopted/approved. These are: Approve the memorandum of agreement between the MPO and transit partners operating within the Nashville Davidson UZA. Mayor Foster moved to approve the MOA. Executive Holt seconded and the motion passed unanimously. Adopt resolution , appointing the Nashville MTA as the designated recipient of FTA Section 5307 program funds for the Nashville Davidson UZA. Mayor Moore moved to adopt the resolution with Mayor Betsy Crossley seconding. The motion passed unanimously.

5 Adopt resolution , appointing the Nashville MTA as the designated recipient of FTA Section 5310 program funds for the Nashville Davidson UZA. Mayor Moore moved to adopt the resolution. Mayor Foster seconded and the motion passed unanimously. Updates to the Major Roadway Network Classification Mr. Max Baker, MPO, gave an overview of proposed changes to the region s major roadway network as defined by the federal functional classification system. The network identifies all roadways across the region as a local route, collector, arterial, freeway, or interstate. The federal aid system includes all routes designated as a major collector or higher. Mr. Baker said that all of the roadways have been reassessed, with assistance of each jurisdiction s staff, as to function in order to clean up the classification. Mr. Skipper said that the basic framework is to make sure all roadways are being approved appropriately. Executive Holt commented that he hasn t had a chance to study the list and wondered if changes can be made later. Mr. Skipper said yes. Mayor Moore moved to adopt the edits to the major roadway network. Mayor Foster seconded and the motion passed unanimously. Funding opportunities for Active Transportation Projects Ms. Leslie Meehan, MPO staff, provided information about a variety of upcoming funding opportunities for active transportation projects including Safe Routes to School, Transportation Alternative, and the Active Transportation grant programs. Bike/Ped funding opportunities from TDOT include: Transportation Alternatives these are for infrastructure and education and a second call for projects is due November 1 st Safe Routes to School the last of the SAFETEA LU 100% funding will be awarded from the applications submitted from October 1 st through January 15 th. She said that the training for applications will be on Thursday, September 19 th in Nolensville. Mayor Craighead asked if the required training had been attended within the last two years if it is necessary to attend again this year. Ms. Meehan said no. Multimodal Access Fund $30 M over the next three years and is funded with state gas tax. Applications are due in the fall of 2013 Funding opportunities through the MPO are: Active Transportation Program 15% STP investment in Active Transportation & Walkable Communities (sidewalks, bicycle lanes, greenways, transit stops, and education). The total funding in 2013 will be approximately $12.1 M. Ms. Meehan congratulated Portland and Nolensville for receiving a grant this year.

6 Mayor Craighead asked if the funding opportunities from TDOT were statewide while the other one is for our MPO only. Ms. Meehan said that is correct. Ms. Theresa Claxton said that eligibility for the transportation alternative funds and the active transportation funds is different. Ms. Meehan said that the MPO staff will handle the determination of funding source for each project. MPO Director s Report Update on Draft FYs Transportation Improvement Program Mr. Skipper said that the staff is working through the comments received from TDOT and will be sending the draft TIP to the feds soon for their 30 day review. After their review, the draft TIP will go out for the 21 day public review and comment period. Update on Consultant Activities Mr. Skipper said that a task order has been issued to Parsons Brinckerhoff to look at best practices on managed lanes concepts such as carpool lanes, reversible lanes, transit only lanes, etc. for managing traffic flow. Other Comments Mr. Skipper said that three RFPs will be issued soon. They are: 1) Phase III of the Regional Freight and Goods Movement, 2) an update on the Bicycle/Pedestrian plan, and 3) SR 109 Access Management study Mr. Skipper reminded the members of the Region 3 Summit on September 30 th with TDOT officials. Mr. Skipper said that TDOT will send out the list of proposed projects they are considering for their 3 year work program for review prior to sending to the Legislature. He said that the MPO is also requested to add any project to the list that is priority for them. Mayor Rogers Anderson asked if Mr. Larry McGoogin could provide information regarding the safety level of bridges in the MPO area at a future meeting. Mr. McGoogin said he would. With no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 9:41 a.m. Date: The Honorable Rogers Anderson Chairman, MPO Executive Board Michael Skipper, AICP Executive Director & Secretary of the Board

7 Agenda Item 4. Priorities for TDOT Three-Year Work Program Attachemnt includes: **Rankings endorsed last year for FY Work Program **Recommended rankings for FYs Work Program **MPO Project Evaluation & Prioritization Process

8 TDOT PRIORITIES FOR FYS 2014 THROUGH 2016 WORK PROGRAM Endorsed by the Executive Board on December 12, 2012 COUNTY ROUTE PROJECT TERMINI/ DESCRIPTION LNGTH PHASE COST Projects Under Consideration for the FY-14 TDOT Work Program RANK Davidson SR-1, SR-24 BRT from East Nashville (Five Points) to West Nashville (Harding Town Center) 8.0 ROW/ Construction Request $35,000,000 / Total Cost $175,000,000 1 Davidson/ Sumner/ Robertson I-65 Exit 96 to Exit 108 (ITS) 12.0 Construction $2,000,000 2 Williamson I-65S Nashville SmartWay ITS Expansion 22.5 Construction $7,000,000 3 Rutherford SR-99 Cason Lane to SR-96 (Old Fort Pkwy) 3.4 Construction $23,300,000 4 Davidson SR-112 SR-12 (Ashland City Hwy.) to SR-155 (Briley Parkway) 2.1 ROW $10,700,000 5 Robertson SR-65 Walling Rd. to SR-11 (US-41) in Springfield 2.1 Construction $13,800,000 6 Sumner SR-386 Proposed Interchange at Forest Retreat Road 0.0 Construction $10,000,000 7 Williamson SR-6 SR-441 (Moore's Lane) to SR-253 (Concord Road) 2.3 Construction $29,000,000 8 Williamson SR-96 SR-252 to SR-840 South 6.4 ROW $18,000,000 9 Williamson SR-397 SR-96 to SR-106(US-431) Northwest Quadrant 2.7 Construction $47,100, Williamson SR-96 East of Arno Rd. to SR Construction $31,100, Williamson, Rutherford SR-96 SR-840 South in Williamson County to East of Overall Creek in Rutherford County 7.2 ROW $15,400, Projects Under Consideration for the FY-15/FY-16 TDOT Work Program Williamson, Davidson SR-11 South of Burkitt Road to near SR-254 (Old Hickory Blvd.) 4.4 ROW $10,700, Rutherford SR-266 SR-102 to East of SR Construction $34,500, Wilson SR-109 Near SR-24 (US-70) to Dry Fork Creek 3.6 ROW $3,600, LAST YEAR Wilson SR-109 Dry Fork Creek to the Cumberland River 3.5 ROW $3,400, Wilson SR-141 North of Lovers Lane to SR-26 (US-70) 1.6 Construction $8,400, Rutherford SR-99 (New Salem Highway), SW Loop Road to Cason Lane 2.0 Construction $10,000, Wilson I-40 SR-109 to SR-840 (Widen to 8 Lanes) 3.0 Construction $25,000, Sumner SR-109 North of Cumberland River Bridge to SR-109 Bypass 1.3 Construction $9,200, Wilson SR Mi. S. of Spring Creek to North of Lovers Lane 1.7 Construction $6,100, Sumner SR-109 Proposed SR-109 Portland Bypass 6.8 ROW $6,100,

9 TDOT PRIORITIES FOR FYS 2015 THROUGH 2017 WORK PROGRAM Draft Rankings as of October 10, 2013 LOCATION ROUTE Project Termini/ Description LENGTH PHASE Projects Under Consideration for the FY 2015 Program THIS YEAR EST. COST (MILLION) 2035RTP SCORE Davidson SR-1, SR- BRT from East Nashville to West Nashville 8.0 ROW/Construction Request 35.0 out of policy priority 1 Rutherford SR-99 Cason Lane to SR-96 (Old Fort Pkwy) 3.4 Construction Davidson SR-112 SR-12 (Ashland City Hwy.) to SR-155 (Briley Parkway) 2.1 ROW Robertson SR-65 Walling Rd. to SR-11 (US-41) in Springfield 2.1 Construction Sumner SR-386 Proposed Interchange at Forest Retreat Road 0.0 Construction Rutherford SR-266 SR-102 to East of SR Construction Williamson SR-6 SR-441 (Moore's Lane) to SR-253 (Concord Road) 2.3 Construction Wilson SR-141 North of Lovers Lane to SR-26 (US-70) 1.6 Construction Rutherford SR-99 (New Salem Highway), Veterans Pkwy to Cason Lane 2.0 Construction Sumner SR-109 North of Cumberland River Bridge to SR-109 Bypass 1.3 Construction Wilson SR Mi. S. of Spring Creek to North of Lovers Lane 1.7 Construction Williamson SR-397 SR-96 to SR-106(US-431) Northwest Quadrant 2.7 Construction Williamson SR-96 East of Arno Rd. to SR Construction Williamson, SR-840 South in Williamson County to East of Overall Creek in SR-96 Rutherford Rutherford County 7.2 ROW Williamson SR-96 SR-252 to SR-840 South 6.4 ROW Davidson I-40 Bridges over Herman St and ICG R/R, LM 16.62; Clinton St and CSX R/R, LM 16.75; Jo Johnston Ave, LM 16.88; and Charlotte Ave, LM Construction 55.0 new priority 16 Projects Under Consideration for the FYs Program Williamson, Davidson SR-11 South of Burkitt Road to near SR-254 (Old Hickory Blvd.) 4.4 Construction Wilson SR-109 Near SR-24 (US-70) to Dry Fork Creek 3.6 Construction Wilson SR-109 Dry Fork Creek to the Cumberland River 3.5 Construction Wilson I-40 SR-109 to SR-840 (Widen to 8 Lanes) 3.0 Construction Davidson I-40 SR-255 (Donelson Pike) relocation from taxiway bridges over existing Donelson Pike to I ROW Sumner SR-109 Proposed SR-109 Portland Bypass 6.8 ROW Additional Priorities Submitted by Local Governments 2035RTP RANK Wilson SR 171 Widening from Providence Parkway to SR 265 (Central Pk) 81 Wilson SR 24 Widenign from Park Glen Drive to SR

10 FYs Transportation Improvement Program 2.3 Project Prioritization & Selection Projects under consideration for the TIP must first be determined as short term priorities of the Regional Transportation Plan. As such, candidate TIP projects are evaluated and prioritized as part of a broader process that looks to address regional transportation needs as far ahead as 25 years into the future. The development of the FY work program coincided with the development of the 2035 plan, and as such, projects seeking funding through the TIP were first evaluated for the 2035 plan. To that end, the MPO has developed a priority scoring system to help determine which projects will best facilitate the region s long term vision. The scoring system is based on both federally defined planning factors and locally developed project evaluation factors. Federal Planning Factors Project prioritization and selection is based, in part, on the eight planning factors identified in the current federal transportation legislation (SAFETEA LU), which requires this and other MPOs to focus efforts on the development and implementation of regional strategies that: Support the economic vitality of the metropolitan area, especially by enabling global competitiveness, productivity, and efficiency; Increase the safety of the transportation system for motorized and non motorized users; Increase the security of the transportation system for motorized and non motorized users; Increase the accessibility and mobility options available to people and for freight; Protect and enhance the environment, promote energy conservation, improve quality of life, and promote consistency between transportation improvements and State and local planned growth and economic development patterns; Enhance the integration and connectivity of the transportation system, across and between modes, for people and freight; Promote efficient system management and operation; and Emphasize the preservation of the existing transportation system. Moreover, since the Nashville urban area has a population greater than 200,000, it is federally designated as a Transportation Management Area (TMA). In a TMA, the planning and programming process also is expected to consider land use implications, strategies to improve transit service, transportation system management, intermodal connectivity, and urban congestion management. Projects to relieve congestion are given particular priority. As such, project prioritization is consistent with the MPO s Congestion Management Process (CMP) created as an integral part of the 2035 Regional Transportation Plan. In brief, the CMP provides a strategy and mechanism for identifying the appropriate transportation solution for congested roadways. Excerpt from the adopted FYs Transportation Improvement Program

11 MPO Project Prioritization & Selection In addition to implementing the minimum federal planning requirements, the MPO developed a comprehensive process to evaluate projects for their consistency with the MPO s guiding principles, regional goals, and major objectives described in section 2.1 of this document. The following factors were considered in evaluating projects for funding: Congestion management, Multi modal accommodations, Freight and goods movement, Safety and security, System preservation, Quality growth and sustainable development, Economic prosperity, Health and environment, and State and local support. The MPO selection process focused largely on the identification of high scoring projects eligible for MPO managed funds including FHWA Surface Transportation Program (STP), FHWA Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality (CMAQ), and FTA Section 5307 Urban Transit grant funds. Projects more appropriately suited for state managed funds were evaluated and scored primarily for the purpose of communicating those priorities to the Tennessee Department of Transportation. Those projects with local or state funding commitments or prior federal funding commitments were given priority for funding in the new work program. Appendix C (MPO Project Evaluation and Scoring) of this document includes a comprehensive list of MPO evaluation criteria, project scoring weights, and an example of a project information sheet which was compiled to show relevant data and information for each project being considered for funding. Excerpt from the adopted FYs Transportation Improvement Program

12 FINAL ITERATION PROJECT SCORING - ROADWAY AND INTERSECTION PROJECTS ONLY Endorsed by the MPO Executive Board on July 21, 2010 Project Information MPO Scores NEED# PROJECT NAME TYPE SPONSOR COUNTY HORIZON PRESERVE GROWTH MULTI CONG SAFETY FREIGHT ENVIRO HISTORY TOTAL (100 MAX) 129 Hillsboro Rd (SR 106/ US 431) Road Widening Franklin Williamson Jefferson Street Intersections Intersection Metro Public Works Davidson Columbia Ave South (SR 6/US 31) Road Widening Franklin Williamson rd Avenue and Union Street Intersection Metro Public Works Davidson Various Intersection Improvements Intersection Gallatin, TDOT Sumner Hartmann Drive (Sec. 2) Road Widening Lebanon Wilson Weakley Lane Widening Road Widening Smyrna Rutherford Gateway Blvd Extension New Road Metro Public Works Davidson Harding Place, Battery Lane intersection improvements Intersection Metro Public Works, Oak Hill Davidson Rockland Rd Widening and Construction Road Widening Hendersonville Sumner Goose Creek Bypass (SR I-65 Interchange Interchange Franklin Williamson E. Broadway (SR-6) Realignment, Signalization and Streetscape Realignment Gallatin Sumner Fergus Road Sidewalks Enhancement City of La Vergne Rutherford Port Royal Road Road Widening Spring Hill Maury, Williamson Goose Creek Bypass (SR 248) Road Widening Franklin Williamson McEwen Drive Phase 3 Road Widening Franklin Williamson Downtown Gallatin Streetscape Enhancement Gallatin Sumner Indian Lake SR 386 Bridge Interchange Hendersonville Sumner Waldron Rd.\Parthenon Pkwy. Widening Road Widening City of La Vergne Rutherford Lewisburg Pike (US-431) Road Widening Franklin Williamson I-65 N Widening with HOV Lanes Road Widening TDOT Davidson Long Hollow Pike Coordinated Signal Synchronization System ITS Goodlettsville Davidson Drakes Creek Road Widening Road Widening Hendersonville Sumner Old Nashville Highway-Stones River Road Intersection Improvement Intersection City of La Vergne Rutherford Albert Gallatin Avenue / Hatten Track Road Extension - Phase 1 Road Widening Gallatin, TDOT Sumner Concord Road (SR-253) Widening Road Widening Brentwood, TDOT Williamson Big Station Camp Boulevard Improvements Road Widening Gallatin Sumner SR-76 Sidewalk Improvements Enhancement White House Robertson New Shackle Island Road Widening Phases 1 and Road Widening 2 Hendersonville Sumner McCrory Lane Road Widening Metro Public Works Davidson Maddox-Simpson Parkway Intersection Improvement Intersection Lebanon Wilson Franklin Road Widening Road Widening Brentwood, TDOT Williamson McEwen Drive Phase 4 Road Widening Franklin Williamson I-40 and Jefferson Street Transportation Enhancement Enhancement Metro Public Works Davidson Airport Road Relocation Realignment Gallatin Sumner Beckwith Road Eastern Connector Road Widening Mt. Juliet Wilson Rivergate Pkwy Safety Improvements Road Widening Goodlettsville Davidson I-65 Widening Road Widening Franklin, Williamson County, TDOT Williamson Walton Ferry Rd Widening and Re-alignment Road Widening Hendersonville Sumner st Avenue Roadscaping in Hillsboro Village Enhancement Metro Public Works Davidson Chaney Blvd. Sidewalk Project Enhancement City of La Vergne Rutherford I-65 Widening Road Widening Franklin, Williamson County, TDOT Williamson Madison Creek Road Traffic Signalization ITS Goodlettsville Sumner Caldwell Drive Roadway Improvements, Sidewalks Road Widening Goodlettsville, Hendersonville Sumner I-440 Eastbound Widening Road Widening TDOT Davidson SR-141 Widening Road Widening TDOT Wilson Concord Road (SR-253) ITS ITS Brentwood, TDOT Williamson Harding Place Sidewalk Enhancements Bike Ped Metro Public Works Davidson Joe B. Jackson Pkwy Ext. New Road Murfreesboro Rutherford Split Log Reconstruction (Phase 1) Road Widening Brentwood Williamson Wayfinding Sign Program ITS Metro Public Works Davidson Countywide Wayfinding and Traffic Guidance Program ITS Metro Public Works Davidson City of Goodlettsville Bicycle & Pedestrian Plan Bike Ped Goodlettsville Davidson, Sumner McEwen Drive Extension New Road Franklin Williamson Page 1 of 7

13 FINAL ITERATION PROJECT SCORING - ROADWAY AND INTERSECTION PROJECTS ONLY Endorsed by the MPO Executive Board on July 21, 2010 Project Information MPO Scores NEED# PROJECT NAME TYPE SPONSOR COUNTY HORIZON PRESERVE GROWTH MULTI CONG SAFETY FREIGHT ENVIRO HISTORY TOTAL (100 MAX) 25 W.A. Batson Pkwy Extension New Road Springfield Robertson ATIS - Phase 1 ITS Metro Public Works Davidson Increased Guidance for Improved Mobility Wayfinding Metro Public Works Davidson Multi-Modal Traffic Signal Enhancement ITS Metro Public Works Davidson I-40/McCrory Lane Interchange Phase 1 Interchange TDOT, Metro Public Works Davidson Various Intersections Intersection Metro Public Works Davidson Veterans Pkwy New Road Murfreesboro Rutherford Nashville ITS ITS Metro Public Works Davidson ITS Program ITS Metro Public Works Davidson Hendersonville Signal System Upgrade ITS Hendersonville Sumner SR-840 New Road TDOT Williamson Cartwright Parkway Extension New Road Millersville Sumner st Avenue area sidewalks (Transportation Enhancement) Bike Ped Metro Public Works Davidson Arterial CCTV ITS Metro Public Works Davidson Traffic Management Center ITS Metro Public Works Davidson Traffic Signal Communication Provision and Upgrage ITS Metro Public Works Davidson Advanced Traveler Information System - Phase 2 ITS Metro Public Works Davidson ATIS Traveler Information System, ITS Communication & CCTV ITS Metro Public Works Davidson Donelson Pike (SR-255) Extension & Interchange New Road TDOT Davidson TOC Phase 3 ITS Franklin Williamson SR-840 New Road TDOT Williamson Franklin ITS ITS Franklin Williamson Davidson Signal System ITS Metro Public Works Davidson SR-109 Widening New Road TDOT Sumner Lebanon Closed Loop Signal System ITS Lebanon Wilson Reserves Boulevard Extension New Road Spring Hill Maury Buckner Road Extension New Road Spring Hill Williamson Main Street/Long Hollow Pike/Rivergate Parkway Reconstruction Streetscape Plan Implementation Goodlettsville Davidson Rivergate Parkway Road Widening Metro, Goodlettsville Davidson Murfreesboro Rd (SR-96 E) Road Widening Franklin Williamson I-24 & Bell Road interchange improvement Interchange Metro, TDOT Davidson Gallatin Pike widening in Rivergate area Road Widening Metro, TDOT Davidson I-40 and Broadway interchange improvement Interchange Metro, TDOT Davidson Myatt Drive widening Road Widening Metro Public Works Davidson Congestion Management/Streetscape Improvements on US-31E(SR-6) Enhancement Gallatin Sumner Thompson Lane Widening Road Widening Murfreesboro Rutherford Bell Road widening Road Widening Metro Public Works Davidson SR-26 (Baddour Pkwy) Road Widening Lebanon Wilson South Mt. Juliet Road Widening Road Widening Mt. Juliet Wilson Columbia Ave North (SR 6/US 31) Road Widening Franklin Williamson SR 6 (Main Street) Enhancement Hendersonville Sumner Edmondson Pike widening Road Widening Metro Public Works Davidson Old Hickory Boulevard (SR-45) widening (2015) Road Widening Metro Public Works Davidson US-231 North Road Widening Lebanon, TDOT Wilson I-24, I-40 widening Road Widening TDOT Davidson SR-174/SR-25 Corridor Improvements Road Widening Gallatin, TDOT Sumner McGavock Pike Road Widening Metro Public Works Davidson Gallatin and Due West Intersection Improvement Intersection Metro Public Works Davidson Central Pike Phase 2 Road Widening Metro Public Works Davidson New Salem Widening Road Widening Murfreesboro Rutherford SR-96 Widening Road Widening TDOT Williamson Burkitt Road/Old Hickory Blvd/Whittemore Widening Road Widening Metro Public Works Davidson Indian Lake Road Widening and Realignment Road Widening Hendersonville Sumner Broad Street Separated Grade Crossing Interchange Murfreesboro Rutherford South Waldron Road Phase I Road Widening La Vergne Rutherford Old Harding Road Widening Road Widening Metro Public Works Davidson Hillsboro Pike - 21st Ave S Enhancement Metro Public Works Davidson Page 2 of 7

14 FINAL ITERATION PROJECT SCORING - ROADWAY AND INTERSECTION PROJECTS ONLY Endorsed by the MPO Executive Board on July 21, 2010 Project Information MPO Scores NEED# PROJECT NAME TYPE SPONSOR COUNTY HORIZON PRESERVE GROWTH MULTI CONG SAFETY FREIGHT ENVIRO HISTORY TOTAL (100 MAX) 127 Franklin Road (SR 6) Road Widening Franklin Williamson Blue Hole Road Widening Road Widening Metro Public Works Davidson Wilson Pike (S.R. 252) Widening Road Widening Brentwood, TDOT Williamson Granny White Pike widening Road Widening Metro Public Works Davidson Lebanon Pike (SR-24/ US 70) Widening Road Widening TDOT Davidson Mack Hatcher NE Quad (SR 397) Road Widening Franklin, TDOT Williamson Walton Ferry Road Widening Phase 2 Road Widening Hendersonville Sumner Central Pike Phase 1 Road Widening Metro Public Works Davidson Clarksville Highway (SR-112) Widening Road Widening TDOT Davidson US-431/SR-65 Widening Road Widening TDOT Robertson Stewarts Ferry Pike Road Widening Metro Public Works Davidson Charlotte Pike (SR-24) Widening Road Widening TDOT Davidson SR 386 (Vietnam Veterans)/Forest Retreat Interchange Interchange Hendersonville, TDOT Sumner Main St Widening Road Widening Murfreesboro Rutherford Bradyville Pike Widening Road Widening Murfreesboro Rutherford Brick Church Pike Widening Road Widening Metro Public Works Davidson Cane Ridge Road Widening Road Widening Metro Public Works Davidson West End Avenue Sidewalk Improvements Bike Ped Metro Public Works Davidson Widen E. Broadway Avenue - US-31E (SR-6) Road Widening Gallatin, TDOT Sumner Broad Street Widening Road Widening Murfreesboro Rutherford Saundersville Road Road Widening Metro Public Works Davidson Elm Hill Pike Phase 1 Road Widening Metro Public Works Davidson Nolensville Pike (SR-11) Widening Road Widening TDOT Davidson I-40/Central Pike Interchange Interchange Mt. Juliet Wilson SR 6 (US 31) Road Widening Spring Hill Williamson SR-10/US-231 South Road Widening Lebanon Wilson HWY 109 Bridge Road Widening Sumner County, Wilson County, TDOT Sumner, Wilson SR-1 (Murfreesboro Road) Widening Road Widening TDOT Davidson Hillsboro Pike Intersections Phase 2 Intersection Metro Public Works Davidson S Water Avenue Streetscape Improvements Phase 2 Enhancement Gallatin Sumner Volunteer State Community College Pedestrian and Bicycle Project Enhancement Gallatin Sumner Wilson Pike (SR-252) Road Widening Franklin Williamson Tulip Grove Road Road Widening Metro Public Works Davidson Lebanon Road (SR-24/ US 70) Widening Road Widening Wilson County, TDOT Wilson th Avenue North Road Widening Metro Public Works Davidson Antioch Pike/Una-Antioch Pike widening Road Widening Metro Public Works Davidson Dickerson Pike/CSX Widening Bridge Goodlettsville, TDOT Davidson Hillsboro Pike Intersections Phase 1 Intersection Metro Public Works Davidson Broad Street Widening Road Widening Murfreesboro Rutherford Sanders Ferry Road Widening Road Widening Hendersonville Sumner Old Hickory Blvd (SR-45) Road Widening Metro Public Works Davidson Hollandale Road and Sand Hill Road Realignment\Signalization Intersection La Vergne Rutherford Chandler Road Widening Road Widening Metro Public Works Davidson Jefferson Pike (SR 266) Widening Road Widening Smyrna, TDOT Rutherford Elm Hill Pike Phase 2 Road Widening Metro Public Works Davidson Thompson Lane and Bransford Avenue Improvements Intersection Berry Hill Davidson Airport Road Widening Road Widening Gallatin Sumner HWY 109 North Road Widening Wilson County, TDOT Wilson th Avenue South Enhancement Metro Public Works Davidson Duplex Road Road Widening Spring Hill Williamson Mt View Road widening Road Widening Metro Public Works Davidson Hamilton Church Road widening Road Widening Metro Public Works Davidson I-40 W Widening Road Widening TDOT Davidson Hwy 31W/SR 41 Improvements Road Widening White House Robertson, Sumner Mack Hatcher SE Quad (SR 397) Road Widening Franklin, TDOT Williamson Buckner Road Road Widening Spring Hill Williamson Charlotte Avenue Streetscape Enhancement Metro Public Works Davidson Old Nashville Highway Widening Phase I Road Widening La Vergne Rutherford Hartsville Pike (SR-141) Realignment Road Widening TDOT Wilson Long Hollow Pike Lighting Improvements Enhancement Goodlettsville Davidson, Sumner South Waldron Road Phase II Road Widening La Vergne Rutherford Page 3 of 7

15 FINAL ITERATION PROJECT SCORING - ROADWAY AND INTERSECTION PROJECTS ONLY Endorsed by the MPO Executive Board on July 21, 2010 Project Information MPO Scores NEED# PROJECT NAME TYPE SPONSOR COUNTY HORIZON PRESERVE GROWTH MULTI CONG SAFETY FREIGHT ENVIRO HISTORY TOTAL (100 MAX) 91 Central Pike SR 265 Road Widening Wilson County, TDOT Wilson Due West Widening Road Widening Metro Public Works Davidson US 31E/SR 6 Widening Road Widening Sumner County, TDOT Sumner Forest Retreat Road Widening Road Widening Hendersonville Sumner I-40 West HOV Lanes Road Widening TDOT Davidson S Water Avenue Streetscape - Phase 3 Enhancement Gallatin Sumner Buckner Lane Road Widening Spring Hill Williamson SR 258 (New Shackle Island Road) Phase 3 Road Widening Sumner County Sumner Franklin Limestone Road Road Widening Metro Public Works Davidson Vietnam Veterans Pkwy Interchange High Mast Lighting Interchange Goodlettsville Davidson Conference Drive Enhancements Enhancement Goodlettsville Davidson Dickerson Pike (US-41/31W) Road Widening Goodlettsville Davidson Jefferson Pike Widening Road Widening La Vergne Rutherford SR-171 Widening Road Widening TDOT Wilson Hartsville Pike (SR-141) Gap Reconstruction TDOT Wilson I-24 Harding Place (Phase I) Interchange TDOT Davidson SR-106/SR-46 Realignment Intersection Williamson County Williamson Rocky Fork Road Interchange Interchange Smyrna, TDOT Rutherford SR-11 (Nolensville Rd) Road Widening Town of Nolensville, Williamson County Davidson, Williamson New Salem Rd Widening Road Widening Murfreesboro Rutherford Crockett Road Improvements Road Widening Brentwood Williamson Epps Mill Road/Exit 89 Improvements Road Widening Rutherford County, TDOT Rutherford I-65 Widening Road Widening TDOT Sumner Old Lebanon Dirt Road Widening Road Widening Mt. Juliet Wilson New Hwy 96 W Westerm Section Road Widening Franklin Williamson SR-6 (US-31) Road Widening Spring Hill Williamson I-65 Widening Road Widening TDOT Davidson Franklin Road Corridor Enhancement Plan Enhancement Berry Hill Davidson Concord Road (SR-253) Widening Road Widening Brentwood, TDOT Williamson, Davidson Moores Lane (S.R. 441)/I-65 Interchange Improvements Interchange Brentwood, TDOT Williamson Hickory Hollow Parkway widening Road Widening Metro Public Works Davidson Tyree Springs Rd Sidewalk Improvements Enhancement White House Sumner New Lascassas Hwy Widening Road Widening Murfreesboro Rutherford Cloverland Drive widening Road Widening Metro Public Works Davidson Holt Road widening Road Widening Metro Public Works Davidson st Ave Streetscape Enhancement Metro Public Works Davidson Vietnam Veterans Pkwy Merge Lane onto Conference Drive Interchange Goodlettsville Davidson Broad Street Widening Road Widening Murfreesboro Rutherford Memorial Blvd Widening Road Widening Murfreesboro Rutherford Manson Pk Widening Road Widening Murfreesboro Rutherford Blue Hole Road widening Road Widening Metro Public Works Davidson Cane Ridge Road Widening Road Widening Metro Public Works Davidson Almaville Road Widening (local) Road Widening Smyrna Rutherford Hartmann Drive New Road Lebanon Wilson Old Nashville Highway Widening Phase II Road Widening La Vergne Rutherford Coles Ferry Pike/Academy Road Road Widening Wilson County Wilson Barfield Road Widening Road Widening Murfreesboro Rutherford Old Shackle Island Road Widening Road Widening Hendersonville Sumner SR-100 widening Road Widening Metro, TDOT Davidson th Ave - 31st Ave Connector Enhancement Metro Public Works Davidson SR-24/US-70 (Main St)/Castle Heights Intersection Intersection Lebanon, TDOT Wilson Long Hollow Pike (SR 174) & Center Point Rd/Happy Hollow Rd Intersection Improvements Intersection TDOT Sumner Old Fort Pkwy Widening Road Widening Murfreesboro Rutherford Western Connector Road Widening Mt. Juliet Wilson Harding Place (SR-155) widening Road Widening Metro, TDOT Davidson Demonbreun Street Road Widening Metro Public Works Davidson Stop 30 Road Widening Road Widening Hendersonville Sumner I-40 W HOV CBD Connection Interchange TDOT Davidson I-40 E HOV Lanes Road Widening TDOT Wilson I-40 E HOV Lanes Road Widening TDOT Wilson Page 4 of 7

16 FINAL ITERATION PROJECT SCORING - ROADWAY AND INTERSECTION PROJECTS ONLY Endorsed by the MPO Executive Board on July 21, 2010 Project Information MPO Scores NEED# PROJECT NAME TYPE SPONSOR COUNTY HORIZON PRESERVE GROWTH MULTI CONG SAFETY FREIGHT ENVIRO HISTORY TOTAL (100 MAX) 23 N. Main Street Bridge Replacement over Sulphur Bridge Replacement Fork Creek Springfield, TDOT Robertson Sage Road Improvements (Section 2) Road Widening White House Robertson SR-76 Improvements Road Widening White House Robertson Concord Road (S.R. 253)/I-65 Interchange Improvements Interchange Brentwood, TDOT Williamson I-65/US-41 Connecting Ramps Interchange TDOT, Goodlettsville Sumner White House New I-65 Interchange Interchange White House Robertson Mack Hatcher Extension SW (SR-397) Road Widening Franklin, TDOT Williamson I-40 at 2nd/4th Avenue interchange upgrade Interchange Metro, TDOT Davidson Beechcroft Road Road Widening Spring Hill Maury SR 174 Widening Road Widening TDOT Sumner Rural Hill Road widening Road Widening Metro Public Works Davidson Briley Parkway (SR-155) improvement Reconstruction Metro, TDOT Davidson I-24 HOV CBD Connection Interchange TDOT Davidson SR-109 Widening Road Widening TDOT Sumner Old Nashville Highway and Jefferson Pike Intersection Intersection La Vergne Rutherford SR 76/I-65 Exit 108 Interchange Improvements Interchange White House Robertson Goshentown Road Widening Road Widening Hendersonville Sumner North Anderson Lane Widening Road Widening Hendersonville Sumner I-65 South HOV CBD Connection Interchange TDOT Davidson I-65 High Mast Lighting Interchange Goodlettsville Davidson, Sumner Old Nashville Highway and Chaney Boulevard Intersection Intersection La Vergne Rutherford Vietnam Veterans / RiverGate Access Improvements Interchange Goodlettsville, TDOT Davidson New Roadway (Durham Drive) Road Widening Hendersonville Sumner I-65 N HOV CBD Connection Interchange TDOT Davidson SR-109 Interchange Interchange TDOT Robertson, Sumner Highway 41/ Highway 31-W Lighting Improvements Enhancement Goodlettsville Sumner Sulphur Springs Road Widening Road Widening Murfreesboro Rutherford I-65 (downtown loop) HOV lanes Road Widening Metro, TDOT Davidson Greenland Drive Widening Road Widening Murfreesboro Rutherford I-440 Ramp Modification Interchange TDOT Davidson Lewisburg Pike Widening Road Widening Thompson Station, Williamson County Williamson Hillsboro Road Road Widening Williamson County Williamson Chaney Blvd. Widening Road Widening La Vergne Rutherford Central Pike S.R. 265 Road Widening Wilson County, TDOT Wilson Conference Drive Extension New Road Goodlettsville, TDOT Davidson, Sumner Burnt Knob Road Widening Road Widening Murfreesboro Rutherford Neelys Bend Road widening Road Widening Metro Public Works Davidson Murray Lane Widening Reconstruction Brentwood Williamson SR 258 Widening Road Widening TDOT Sumner Loretta Drive Roadway Improvements, Sidewalks Road Widening Goodlettsville Sumner Curd Road Widening Road Widening Mt. Juliet Wilson Donelson Pike - SR 255 relocation & Donelson Pike/I-40 Interchange modification Reconstruction TDOT Davidson Lavergne-Couchville widening Road Widening Metro Public Works Davidson SR-6 (Ellington Parkway) Widening Road Widening TDOT Davidson Smyrna Signal System ITS Smyrna Rutherford Poplar Creek Road widening Road Widening Metro Public Works Davidson SR-109 Widening Road Widening TDOT Wilson Pedestrian Control, Caldwell Dr/Indian Hills Mound ITS Goodlettsville Sumner Old Brick Church Pike/New Brick Church Pk Street and Drainage Improvements Road Widening Goodlettsville Davidson Columbia Pike Widening Road Widening Spring Hill, Thompson Station, Williamson County Williamson Almaville Road (SR 102) Widening Road Widening Smyrna, TDOT Rutherford SR 258 Widening Road Widening Sumner Co., TDOT Sumner SR-386 (Vietnam Veterans) Widening Road Widening Hendersonville Sumner Old Hickory Boulevard (SR-171) widening Road Widening TDOT Davidson Hwy 31W/SR 41/Sage Road/McCurdy Road Intersection Improvements Intersection White House Robertson Page 5 of 7