Palm Beach MPO Complete Streets Working Group
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1 Palm Beach MPO Complete Streets Working Group March 23, North Jog Road 4 th Floor West Palm Beach, FL Agenda What are Complete Streets? Welcome Complete Streets are streets for everyone. Update On MPO Current Efforts MPO Complete Streets Policy Transportation Alternatives & Local Initiatives Programs Bicycle Pedestrian Safety Plan Bicycle Suitability Map Hazardous Walking Conditions Analysis Update on Local Efforts Discussion of Working Group Purpose Next Steps They are designed and operated to enable safe access for all users, including pedestrians, bicyclists, transit riders, and motorists of all ages and abilities. 1
2 Palm Beach MPO Complete Streets Pli Policy Adopted March 17, 2016 What are Complete Streets? Complete Streets are streets for everyone. They are designed and operated to enable safe access for all users, including pedestrians, bicyclists, transit riders, and motorists of all ages and abilities. 2
3 Why Complete Streets? To Improve Safety Palm Beach County is in FDOT s top 10 focus counties for pedestrian & bicycle safety. Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles 2014 Traffic Crash Facts Report ranked Palm Beach County: 4 th Highest in bicyclist injuries (513) & bicyclist fatalities (7) 4 th Highest in pedestrian fatalities (35) 5 th Highest in pedestrian injuries (564) Why Complete Streets? To Improve Mode Split Source: American Community Survey 3 Year Estimates,
4 Why Complete Streets? To Improve Economy, Health, and Environment Complete Streets support local economy Complete Streets promote physical activity Complete Streets reduce emissions Florida Complete Streets Policies 1. Auburndale 2. Bartow 3. Bonita Springs 4. Broward County 5. Cape Canaveral 6. Cocoa 7. Davenport 8. Deerfield Beach 9. Dundee 10. Eagle Lake 11. FDOT 12. Fort Lauderdale 13. Fort Meade 14. Fort Myers 15. Frostproof 16. Grant-Valkaria 17. Haines City 18. Highland Park 19. Hillcrest Heights 20. Hillsborough County MPO 21. Jacksonville 22. Lake Alfred 23. Lake Hamilton 24. Lake Wales 25. Lakeland 26. Lee County MPO 27. Lee County 28. Martin County 29. Miami-Dade County 30. Miami 31. Mulberry 32. Orange City 33. Palm Bay Source: National Complete Streets Coalition 34. Palmetto 35. Florida-Alabama TPO 36. Polk City 37. Polk County TPO 38. Polk County 39. Rockledge 40. State of Florida (Florida Statute ) 41. Tallahassee 42. Tampa 43. Titusville 44. Space Coast TPO 45. West Palm Beach 46. Winter Haven 47. Winter Park 4
5 Timeline Draft Complete Streets Policy presented to MPO Board & Committees Sept Complete Streets Workshop for Key Stakeholders Dec Complete Streets Working Group Meeting Jan Revised Complete Streets Policy Presentations & MPO Board Adoption Mar Complete Streets Policy Purpose Accommodate the safety and convenience of all surface transportation system users into the planning, design, and construction ti of state t and federally funded transportation projects programmed through the MPO s TIP Provide a framework for the creation of a connected complete street network Recognize that every trip begins and ends as a pedestrian and that all streets and users are different Establish Transportation User Considerations 5
6 Transportation User Considerations Pedestrians Bicycles Public Transit Public Transit Commercial Vehicles Personal Vehicles Draft Complete Streets Policy Statement: The Palm Beach MPO aims to achieve a safe and convenient transportation network by implementing Complete Streets within the context of our county s diverse communities. The Palm Beach MPO will seek to promote Complete Streets by prioritizing the funding of Complete Street infrastructure projects, providing educational opportunities, and encouraging local jurisdictions to adopt and implement local Complete Streets policies. 6
7 Consistency Complete Streets Policy is consistent with MPO s adopted Long Range Transportation Plan (LRTP) Goals, Objectives and Values. Vision Zero for Fatalities To evaluate the effective implementation of the policy, the MPO will monitor the number of pedestrian and bicyclist injuries and fatalities over time with the ultimate goal of zero fatalities. Vision Zero is the foundation for ending traffic deaths on our streets and roadways. Performance Measures The MPO will aim to achieve the following objectives and targets: Objective Current Value 2025 Target 2040 Target Increase the commuter mode choice for Pedestrians 1.5% 3.5% 5% Bicycle 0.5% 1.5% 3% Public Transportation 19% 1.9% 3% 5% Increase the number of local jurisdictions that have an adopted Complete Streets Policy Provide annual workshops and events to promote Complete Streets and raise awareness of bicycle and pedestrian safety Notes: 1. Current values obtained from American Community Survey 3 year estimates,
8 Applicability State and federally funded transportation projects that are included in the Palm Beach MPO s TIP. Project exemptions will be considered on a case by case basis. Palm Beach MPO Transportation Alternatives and Local Initiatives Programs 8
9 Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) Process Transportation Alternatives 2016 Application Cycle Estimated FY 19 Funding Anticipated at least $3M of federal funds to implement various non-motorized projects in Palm Beach County Historical Funding Allocations to TAP $ 1.8 M $ 3.15 M $ 3.18 M 9
10 2016 Application Calendar January 28th February March April 1 st May 4 th June 30 th July 1 st -31 st Final adoption in September October 1 st Applicant Workshop Staff available to discuss application submittals Applications due Applications screened and scored Bicycle Greenway Pedestrian Advisory Committee (BGPAC) Review FDOT D4 returns Eligibility Determinations. ti Applicants to Resolve Outstanding Eligibility Issues. Committee reviews draft priority ranking. MPO submits Final Ranking. MPO staff submits final priority list to FDOT. Eligible Projects On-road and off-road facilities for pedestrians, bicyclists, and other non-motorized forms of transportation Infrastructure-related projects and systems that will provide safe routes for non-drivers to access daily needs Conversion of abandoned railroad corridors for trails Construction of turnouts, overlooks, and viewing areas Community improvement activities iti Environmental mitigation activities Safe routes to school (infrastructure and non- infrastructure) 10
11 Palm Beach MPO Transportation Alternatives Program Contact: Franchesca Taylor, Senior Planner Website: Local Initiatives (LI) Process 11
12 2016 Application Cycle FY 22 Estimated Funding Anticipated $17M of federal funds FY17-21 FDOT Draft Tentative Work Program 7 unfunded LI projects with estimated need of $9.3M FY Funding may be available to implement existing unfunded priorities ELIGIBLE PROJECTS TSM&O 12
13 ELIGIBLE PROJECTS Transit Capital Palm Beach MPO Local Initiatives Program Contact: Luke Lambert, Senior Planner Website: programs 13
14 Safe Routes to School (SRTS) Florida Department of Transportation As of December 1, 2015 the Florida Safe Routes to School program once again has standalone funds - $7 million a year for the state. This is in addition to TA funds which SRTS type projects are still eligible for. Florida is seeking applications to plan develop Florida is seeking applications to plan, develop, implement and evaluate eligible Safe Routes to School (SRTS) infrastructure projects. 14
15 December 1 st, 2015 Call for applications March 31 st 2016 September 2016 October 2016 Applications due to your local FDOT District Notification letters sent to applicants Review guidelines/applications for edits and revisions For more information regarding the program and guidelines, please visit: FDOT D4 Safe Routes to School Contact: Tracey Xie Yujing.Xie@dot.state.fl.us For more information regarding the program and guidelines, please visit: 15
16 Palm Beach MPO Bicycle & Pedestrian Safety Update Bicycle Pedestrian Safety Study (Spring - Fall 2016) Bicycle Suitability Map (Spring - Summer 2016) For more information, contact: Franchesca Taylor, Senior Planner FTaylor@PalmBeachMPO.org
17 School Hazardous Walking Conditions Analysis (Spring/Summer 2016) For more information, contact: Anie Delgado, Planner I ADelgado@PalmBeachMPO.org Discussion of Complete Streets Working Group Purpose 17
18 Information Sharing & Educational Activities Local Complete Streets projects, policy development & adoption Partner Activities (e.g., schools, community groups) Other Educational/Training Opportunities Identification of Demonstration Projects FDOT resurfacing/rehabilitation ti County resurfacing/rehabilitation Local resurfacing/rehabilitation Development & Redevelopment Opportunities Review of Model Complete Streets Guidelines Review of FDOT Complete Streets Policy & Implementation Plan Review of NACTO Design Guide Review of Broward County Complete Streets Guidelines Review of National Complete Streets Coalition Resources Review of Other Design Guidelines Determination of best approach for Palm Beach County 18
19 Next Steps Jurisdictions to adopt local Complete Streets policies & Submit to the National Complete Streets Coalition MPO Complete Streets Working Group Monthly Updates & Review of Model Design Guidelines Development of Palm Beach County Design Guidelines 19
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