BOARD ACTION AGENDA ITEM #VI PROJECT PRIORITIES

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1 NOTES BOARD ACTION AGENDA ITEM #VI PROJECT PRIORITIES Presenter: Summary: Colleen McGue, Mike Maholtz, and Leigh Holt, MPO Staff Each year the MPO Board adopts an annual list of Priorities. Once adopted, the Priority Lists are submitted to FDOT for its direction and guidance in programming projects in the next tentative Five Year Work Program (Fiscal Years 2018/ /2023). MPO member jurisdictions submitted applications for prioritization that have been reviewed by the Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) Prioritization Subcommittee based upon criteria adopted by the MPO Committees and MPO Board in April The final adopted Priority List will become part of the Fiscal Year (FY) 2018/ /2023 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) which is the major planning document for securing state and federal funding and will include projects programmed by the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) as a result of this project prioritization process Attachments: 1) 2017 Sarasota/Manatee MPO Priorities Summary 2) a LRTP Cost Feasible Priorities- Advance s b. Response to FDOT Request for Transportation Priorities FY 2022/2023 3) Draft 2017 Charlotte -Punta Gorda MPO Joint Regional TRIP/Trails Priorities 4) Draft 2017 Polk TPO Joint Regional TRIP/Trails Priorities Recommended Action: MPO Board Adoption of the 2017 Priorities MPO Meeting Agenda Item Prepared By: Leigh Holt AGENDA ITEM #VI-2

2 Number of s Color Code 2017 Sarasota/Manatee MPO Priorities Summary Attachment 1 14 Advancing projects from current work program with at least one phase funded. Additional funding required. 44 applications reviewed/revised/scored/ranked/complete. 12 applications reviewed/revised/scored/ranked. 4 s submitted directly to FDOT for consideration as part of the Advanced Traffic Management System (ATMS). 5 Advancing projects for major bridges. 79 TOTAL PROJECTS RANKED (s may be included in more than one category below) 2040 LONG RANGE TRANSPORTATION PLAN COST FEASIBLE PRIORITIES 6(+1) RRI 4 ATMS 32 CMS 10 MMEC 25 TA 2 SIS 33 HC 5 BR Regional Roadway Investments: The regional roadway system includes roads that facilitate accessibility to the region s economic anchors, such as the downtowns, the port, and other key economic activity centers. These are the highest priority regional projects identified as financially feasible in the 2040 Long Range Transportation Plan (LRTP). Advanced Traffic Management System: The 2040 LRTP cost feasible plan includes $20 million per county over the 20-year period between 2021 and 2040 for expansion of the system. These projects were submitted directly to FDOT for to ensure consistency with the new ATMS Concept of Operations plan which is nearing completion and the mandated by FDOT and compliance with Federal Highway Administration Rule 940. Congestion Management System: The congestion management process identifies significant congestion problems and near-term, lower cost strategies for multi modal mobility management and corridor or intersection congestion mitigation. The LRTP cost feasible plan sets aside $1 million annually in each county, to be shared among jurisdictions, for congestion management projects. Congestion constrained corridors receive priority for these funds. Multi Modal Emphasis Corridor: The MMEC provides a renewed focus on urban revitalization of the /Tamiami Trail scenic highway corridor from the Charlotte line to 17 th Street in Palmetto. The goal is to fund a package of mobility enhancement strategies that directly relate to local government redevelopment strategies that improve walking, bicycling, and transit accessibility. Transportation Alternatives: Non-motorized, transportation alternatives include on- and off-road pedestrian and bicycle facilities, infrastructure projects for improving non-driver access to public transportation and enhanced mobility, community activities and environmental mitigation, recreational trail projects, and safe routes to school. Approximately $600,000 is available annually for all jurisdictions. FDOT REQUEST FOR TRANSPORTATION PROJECT PRIORITIES FISCAL YEAR 2022/2023 Strategic Intermodal System: Florida s highest statewide priorities focus on regional, statewide, interstate, and international facilities to facilitate freight movement and economic development. I-75 is the region s interstate roadway. Port Manatee and the Sarasota-Bradenton International Airport are SIS facilities and roads leading into those facilities are considered SIS Connectors. Highway Capacity: Chapter , Florida Statutes require MPO/TPOs to develop and submit an annual list of priority projects based upon project selection criteria which considers the Strategic Intermodal System (SIS) its connectors, other regionally significant facilities, and the local LRTP. All projects on the state road system are listed as highway capacity projects. Infrastructure Condition: FDOT inspects all public highway bridges and Florida s inventory ranks among the best in the nation. In Manatee and Sarasota Counties, 95 % of all bridges are in good conditions and no bridges are in poor condition. There are currently five major bridges in the FDOT work program that need additional funding for the next phase of development that are ranked here. 32 CMS Congestion Management System: Same as above 25 TA Transportation Alternatives: Same as above 7 MUT Multi Use Trails: In addition to Transportation Alternatives, FDOT has funding available specifically for multi-use trails. 5 RT Regional Trails: Prioritized funding for regional trails designated by the Florida Department of al Protection (FDEP) Greenways and Trails Department. 10 TRIP 3 CIGP Transportation Regional Incentive Program: State funds provide incentives for local governments and the private sector to pay for projects benefiting regional travel and commerce. FDOT will pay up to 50 percent of the non-federal share of project costs for public transportation facility projects. The MPO has regional agreements with both Polk and Charlotte Counties in order to be considered for TRIP funding. Incentive Grant Program: Grants to counties to improve transportation facilities including transit located on the State Highway System (SHS) or to relieve congestion on the SHS, consistent with the local LRTP per Section , Florida Statutes.

3 2040 LONG RANGE TRANSPORTATION PLAN (LRTP) COST FEASIBLE PRIORITIES - ADVANCING PROJECTS These projects have a least one phase already budgeted or underway in the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) five-year work program. The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) and FDOT require advancement of currently funded projects before new projects can be added to the work program so these projects are the TOP PRIORITY FOR MPO AND FDOT FUNDING. s are usually funded on a twoyear cycle. For example, a project that is nearing completion of the DESIGN phase provides a more accurate estimate of the funds needed for the CONSTRUCTION phase. Advancing 1 Manatee 2 Manatee 3 Sarasota 4 Sarasota 5 Sarasota 6 Manatee 7 Manatee 8 Sarasota 9 Palmetto 10 Manatee 11 Sarasota 12 Bradenton 13 Manatee / 15th St East/ 301 Blvd (Center) 15th St East/ 301 Blvd (North) Ringling TRIP: 15th St East/ 301 Blvd (South) 10th Ave SR 70 Intersection Southern Parkway Ellenton-Gillette Road 14 Manatee Willow-Ellenton Trail Magellan Dr. to 49th Ave E 49 th Ave E to Roundabouts at Main St and Ringling Roundabout at Pine Place Roundabout at Fruitville Road Edwards Drive to Pearl Avenue From Tallevast Rd to Magellan Roundabout at University Pkwy Riverside Dr. to 17th St At 30th St. East Roundabouts at Myrtle St and Martin Luther King Jr Way 43rd Street West to 26th Street West 17th Street East to Mendoza Road Lincoln Park to US 301 (Parrish) 1 Score Bike Path Sidewalks Multi Use Trail LRTP/MPO Funds Regional Roadway Regional Roadway Multi Modal Emphasis Corridor Congestion Management Multi Modal Emphasis Corridor Multi Modal Emphasis Corridor Multi Modal Emphasis Corridor Multi Modal Emphasis Corridor Multi Modal Emphasis Corridor Congestion Management Multi Modal Emphasis Corridor Transportation Alternatives Transportation Alternatives Transportation Alternatives FDOT Funds Regionally Significant Regionally Significant State Highway System Congested Corridor State Highway System State Highway System Regionally Significant State Highway System Alternate State Highway System SIS/Regionally Significant Regionally Significant Transportation Alternatives Transportation Alternatives Trans Alt Multi Use Trails Regional Trails

4 2040 LONG RANGE TRANSPORTATION PLAN (LRTP) COST FEASIBLE PRIORITIES Regional Roadway Investments The regional roadway system includes roads that facilitate accessibility to the region s economic anchors, such as the downtowns, the port, and other key economic activity centers. These are the highest priority regional projects identified as financially feasible in the 2040 Long Range Transportation Plan (LRTP). Advancing Regional Roadway 1 Manatee 2 Manatee 3 Manatee 4 Sarasota 5 Sarasota 6 Sarasota / 15th St East/ 301 Blvd (Center) 15th St East/ 301 Blvd (North) 15th St East/ 301 Blvd (South) TRIP: River Road ( 1) River Road ( 2) River Road ( 3) 7 North Port Price Boulevard *Limit change requires LRTP amendment Magellan Drive to 49th Ave E 49 th Ave E to From Tallevast Rd to Magellan to north of West Villages Pkwy West Villages Pkwy to Center Road Center Road to I-75 Sumter to North Port High School/ Heron Creek * Right of Way Right of Way Right of Way Right of Way Right of Way Score

5 2040 LONG RANGE TRANSPORTATION PLAN (LRTP) COST FEASIBLE PRIORITIES Advanced Traffic Management System (ATMS) Regional Roadway Investments The 2040 LRTP cost feasible plan includes $20 million per county over the 20-year period between 2021 and 2040 for expansion of the two-county regional system. These projects were submitted directly to FDOT to ensure consistency with the new Sarasota/Manatee ATMS Concept of Operations plan which is nearing completion. ATMS projects must also comply with Florida s Statewide Systems Engineering Management Plan to receive state transportation funds and with Federal Highway Administration Rule 940 to receive federal funds. Local Requesting Manatee / RTMC Networking Infrastructure Replace router, hub switches, and firewall at TMC ATMS Manatee Traffic Signal Infrastructure Replace controllers and edge switches system-wide ATMS Sarasota Variable Signage Message boards at critical intersections to improve traffic flow ATMS Sarasota ATMS Network Expansion on McIntosh Road Wilkinson Road to Fruitville Road ATMS 3

6 2040 LONG RANGE TRANSPORTATION PLAN (LRTP) COST FEASIBLE PRIORITIES Multi Modal Emphasis Corridor (MMEC) The MMEC provides a renewed focus on urban revitalization of the /Tamiami Trail scenic highway corridor from the Charlotte line to 17 th Street in Palmetto. The goal, as described in the LRTP, is to fund a package of mobility enhancement strategies that directly relate to local government redevelopment strategies that improve walking, bicycling, and transit accessibility. MMEC / Score Advancing 1 Sarasota 2 Sarasota TRIP: 3 Manatee 4 Sarasota 5 Palmetto 10th Ave ( alternate) 6 Sarasota 7 Manatee Roundabouts at Main St and Ringling Roundabout at Fruitville Road Edwards Drive to Pearl Avenue Roundabout at University Pkwy Riverside Dr. to 17th St Roundabouts at Myrtle St and Martin Luther King Jr Way Edwards Drive to 26th Ave West Bicycle Wayfinding/Signage Right of Way / Right of Way / Right of Way / Right of Way / Manatee At Bayshore Gardens Parkway Manatee Bus (14th St W) 39th Ave West to 26th Ave West Pedestrian Crossings Manatee At Bayshore Gardens Parkway

7 2040 LONG RANGE TRANSPORTATION PLAN (LRTP) COST FEASIBLE PRIORITIES Congestion Management System (CMS) The congestion management process identifies significant congestion problems and near-term, lower cost strategies for multi modal mobility management and corridor or intersection congestion mitigation. The LRTP cost feasible plan sets aside $1 million annually in each county, to be shared among jurisdictions, for congestion management projects. Congestion constrained corridors are to receive priority for these funds. FDOT has additional funds available for congestion management. Advancing MMEC / 1 Manatee 15th St East/ 301 Magellan Dr. to Right of Way Blvd (Center) 49th Ave E Manatee 15th St East/ th Ave E to Right of Way Blvd (North) Sarasota Roundabouts at Main St Right of Way / and Ringling Sarasota Ringling Roundabout at Right of Way / Pine Place Sarasota TRIP: Roundabout at Right of Way / Fruitville Road Manatee 15th St East/ 301 From Tallevast Rd to Right of Way Blvd (South) Magellan Sarasota Roundabout at University Pkwy Palmetto 10th Ave Riverside Dr. to Right of Way / 17th St Manatee SR 70 Intersection At 30th St. East Right of Way Sarasota Roundabouts at Myrtle St and Right of Way / Martin Luther King Jr Way Holmes Beach TRIP: SR 789 (Gulf Southern City to Drive) Marina Drive Intersection Manatee At Bayshore Gardens Parkway Manatee 53rd Ave West At 26th Steet West 14 Manatee SR 684 (Cortez Rd) At 26th Street West Score

8 (CMS continued) 15 Manatee 16 Manatee 17 Bradenton Beach 18 Manatee CIGP: 60th Avenue East TRIP: 53rd Ave West (SR 70) TRIP: SR789 (Gulf Drive) TRIP: SR 684 (Cortez Road) 19 Sarasota Honore Avenue US 301 to Outlet Mall entrance At 14th Street West Longboat Pass Bridge to 27th Street North At 34th Street West University Pkwy to 17th Street Capacity 20 Manatee US 301 At 15th Street East 21 Manatee US 301 At 30th Avenue East 22 Bradenton 3rd Avenue East A parcel of land bound to the south by SR 64 (Manatee Ave.), to the west by 10th St. E., to the east by 12th St. E. and to the north by the Manatee River 23 Bradenton 17th Avenue West At 9th Street West 24 Bradenton 9th Street West At 13th Avenue West 25 Manatee US 301 At Tallevast Road Manatee 57th Avenue West At 26th Street West North Port Price Boulevard Sumter to North Port High School/ Heron Creek Capacity Sarasota 29 Sarasota TRIP: I-75 Overpass TRIP: Cattlemen Road Lakewood Ranch Blvd to North Cattlemen Road At Richardson Road Capacity

9 2040 LONG RANGE TRANSPORTATION PLAN (LRTP) COST FEASIBLE PRIORITIES Transportation Alternatives (TA) Non-motorized, transportation alternatives include on- and off-road pedestrian and bicycle facilities, infrastructure projects for improving non-driver access to public transportation and enhanced mobility, community activities and environmental mitigation, recreational trail projects, and safe routes to school. Approximately $600,000 is available annually in each county. Advancing TA / 1 Palmetto 10th Ave 2 Bradenton Southern Parkway 3 Manatee 4 Manatee Ellenton-Gillette Road Willow-Ellenton Trail 5 Manatee 9th St West 6 Holmes Beach TRIP: SR 789 (Gulf Drive) 7 Manatee US Manatee 33 rd Ave West 9 Manatee 34th Ave West 10 Sarasota Desoto Road Tuttle Avenue 47th Street 11 Manatee 18th St West 12 Manatee US Bradenton Beach TRIP: SR789 (Gulf Drive) Riverside Drive to 17th St 43rd Street West to 26th Street West 17th Street East to Mendoza Road US 301 (Ellenton) to US 301 (Parrish) SR 684 (Cortez Rd) to 301 Blvd Southern City to Marina Drive Intersection 51st Ave East to 60th Ave East Bus (14th St W) to east end of 33rd Ave West Bus (14th St W) to 9th St West North Lockwood Ridge Rd to North Washington Blvd. University Pkwy to Myrtle Street North Lockwood Ridge Rd to N Shade Ave SR 684 (Cortez Rd) to 38th Ave West 41st Ave East to 51st Ave East Longboat Pass Bridge to 27th Street North Bike Path Sidewalks Multi Use Trail Sidewalk Sidewalk Sidewalks Sidewalk/Pedestrian Bridge Right of Way / Score Sidewalks Sidewalk Sidewalks

10 (TA continued) 14 Bradenton 3rd Avenue East 15 Sarasota Legacy Trail Northern Extension 16 Sarasota Jacaranda Blvd 17 Sarasota Tuttle Avenue 18 Manatee Florida Blvd 19 Manatee Morgan Johnson Road 20 Sarasota Proctor Road 21 North Port Biscayne Drive 22 North Port Ponce de Leon 23 Manatee University Parkway A parcel of land bound to the south by SR 64 (Manatee Ave.), to the west by 10th St. E., to the east by 12th St. E. and to the north by the Manatee River Northern limits of existing Legacy Trail to Payne Park South of Border Road to Commercial Ct/Executive Drive Myrtle Street to University Pkwy 26th Street West to 34th Street West 13th Ave East to south of So SR 64 McIntosh Road to Honore Ave Glenallen to Ponce de Leon Biscayne to Tropicaire Lakewood Ranch Blvd to Lorraine Rd Multi Use Trail al Study Sidewalks Bike Lanes Sidewalk Sidewalk Sidewalks Bike Lanes Bike Lanes Multi Use Trail 24 Sarasota School Avenue To Datura Street Multi Use Trail Sarasota Osprey Park Trailhead Osprey Park to the Legacy Trail Multi Use Trail

11 RESPONSE TO FDOT REQUEST FOR TRANSPORTATION PROJECT PRIORITIES FISCAL YEAR 2022/2023 Strategic Intermodal System (SIS) Florida s highest statewide priorities focus on regional, statewide, interstate, and international facilities to facilitate freight movement and economic development. I-75 is the region s interstate roadway. Port Manatee and the Sarasota-Bradenton International Airport are SIS facilities and roads leading into those facilities are considered SIS Connectors. SIS 1 Port Manatee 2 Sarasota / SIS: Piney Point Road I-75 at Toledo Blade 200 feet east of Reeder Road to CS railroad (0.43 mile) Port Manatee SIS Connector I-75 at Toledo Blade Blvd Park and Ride Score RESPONSE TO FDOT REQUEST FOR TRANSPORTATION PROJECT PRIORITIES FISCAL YEAR 2022/2023 (CIGP) The Incentive Grant Program (CIGP) was created for the purpose of providing grants to counties, to improve a transportation facility including transit which is located on the State Highway System (SHS) or which relieves traffic congestion on the SHS, per Section , Florida Statutes. Each eligible project must be consistent with the Florida Transportation Plan, Metropolitan Planning Organization Plan, and any appropriate local government comprehensive plan. HC 1 Manatee 2 Manatee 3 Manatee / CIGP: 60th Avenue East CIGP: SR 684 (Cortez Road) CIGP: US 301 US 301 to Outlet Mall entrance At 75th St West At SR 62/Erie Road Capacity Score

12 MUT RESPONSE TO FDOT REQUEST FOR TRANSPORTATION PROJECT PRIORITIES FISCAL YEAR 2022/2023 Multi Use Trails (MUT) In addition to Transportation Alternatives, FDOT has funding available specifically for multi-use trails. Advancing 1 Manatee 2 Holmes Beach 3 Bradenton Beach / Willow-Ellenton Trail TRIP: SR 789 (Gulf Drive) TRIP: SR789 (Gulf Drive) US 301 (Ellenton) to US 301 (Parrish) Southern City to Marina Drive Intersection Longboat Pass Bridge to 27th Street North Multi Use Trail Development Score Sarasota Multi Use Trail Legacy Trail Northern Northern limits of existing al Study Extension Legacy Trail to Payne Park & Manatee Lakewood Ranch Blvd to Multi Use Trail University Parkway Lorraine Rd Sarasota School Avenue To Datura Street Multi Use Trail Sarasota Osprey Park Trailhead Osprey Park to the Legacy Trail Multi Use Trail Development & Regional Trails (RT) Trails designated by the Florida Department of al Protection (FDEP) Greenways and Trails Dept. are also eligible for regional trail funding. RT / Score US 301 (Ellenton) to US 301 Advancing 1 Manatee Willow-Ellenton Trail Multi Use Trail (Parrish) TRIP: SR 789 Southern City to Marina 2 Holmes Beach (Gulf Drive) Drive Intersection. TRIP: SR789 Longboat Pass Bridge to 27th 3 Bradenton Beach (Gulf Drive) Street North Legacy Trail Northern limits of existing Multi Use Trail 4 Sarasota Development Northern Extension Legacy Trail to Payne Park al Study & 2

13 5 Sarasota Osprey Park Trailhead Osprey Park to the Legacy Trail Multi Use Trail Development & RESPONSE TO FDOT REQUEST FOR TRANSPORTATION PROJECT PRIORITIES FISCAL YEAR 2022/2023 Highway Capacity (HC) Advancing HC 1 Manatee 2 Manatee 3 Manatee / (Desoto Bridge) SR 64 (Manatee Ave/Anna Maria Bridge) SR 684 (Cortez Rd/Cortez Bridge) TRIP: SR 789 (Gulf Drive) SR 64 (Manatee Ave.) to Haben Blvd /Replacement Bridge Score SR 789 to Perico Bay /Replacement Bridge Right of Way / rd St. W. to SR 789 (Gulf Dr) /Replacement Bridge Sarasota Roundabouts at Right of Way / Main St and Ringling Sarasota Roundabout at Right of Way / TRIP: Fruitville Road Manatee Edwards Drive to Pearl Avenue Sarasota SR 789 (Ringling/ Bird Key to /Replacement Bridge Coon Key Bridge) Sarasota Harbor West Sarasota Roundabout at University Pkwy Manatee SR 789 (Gulf Drive) North Shore to /Replacement Bridge Coquina Beach Manatee SR 70 Intersection At 30th St. East Right of Way Sarasota Roundabouts at Myrtle St and Martin Luther Right of Way / King Jr Way Holmes Beach 13 Manatee Southern City to Marina Drive Intersection Edwards Drive to 26th Ave West Bicycle Wayfinding/Signage

14 (HC continued) 14 Manatee 51st Ave East to Sidewalk US th Ave East Manatee At Bayshore Gardens Parkway Manatee Bus 39th Ave West to Pedestrian Crossings (14th St W) 26th Ave West Manatee SR 684 (Cortez Rd) At 26th Street West Manatee At Bayshore Gardens Parkway Manatee TRIP: 53rd Avenue At 14th Street West West (SR 70) Manatee 41st Ave East to Sidewalks US st Ave East Bradenton Beach TRIP: SR 789 Longboat Pass Bridge to (Gulf Drive) 27th Street North Manatee TRIP: SR 684 (Cortez Road) At 34th Street West Manatee CIGP: SR 684 (Cortez Road) At 75th St West Beach 24 Sarasota Road/Siesta Key Avenida Del Mare to (SR 789A) Midnight Pass Road 25 Manatee US 301 At 15th Street East Manatee US 301 At 30th Avenue East Longboat Key SR 789 (Gulf of Mexico Drive) Between 450 block and 1000 block of Gulf of Mexico Drive Turn Lanes Manatee US 301 At 63rd Ave East 29 Bradenton SR 64 Martinique Drive Planning Study (Manatee Ave) (Harbour Isles) Manatee US 301 At Tallevast Road Manatee CIGP: US 301 At SR 62/Erie Road Manatee SR 70 At Lorraine Road Sarasota I-75 at Toledo Blade I-75 at Toledo Blade Blvd Park and Ride

15 MAP 21 - Safety HC 1 Manatee / (Desoto Bridge) SR 64 (Manatee Ave.) to Haben Blvd /Replacement Bridge Score High Crash Non- Motorized Advancing 2 Sarasota 3 Manatee 4 Manatee 5 Holmes Beach 6 Manatee 7 Manatee 8 Manatee 9 Manatee 10 Manatee 11 Manatee 12 Manatee 13 Manatee Ringling SR 70 Intersection 9th St West TRIP: SR 789 (Gulf Drive) US 301 Bus (14th St W) 53rd Ave West SR 684 (Cortez Rd) CIGP: 60th Avenue East Roundabout at Pine Place At 30th St. East SR 684 (Cortez Rd) to 301 Blvd Southern City to Marina Drive Intersection Edwards Drive to 26th Ave West 51st Ave East to 60th Ave East At Bayshore Gardens Parkway 39th Ave West to 26th Ave West At 26th St West At 26th Street West At Bayshore Gardens Parkway US 301 to Outlet Mall entrance Sidewalk Bicycle Wayfinding/Signage Sidewalk Pedestrian Crossings Capacity Right of Way /

16 (Safety Continued) 14 Manatee 15 Manatee 16 Manatee 33 rd Ave West 34th Ave West TRIP: 53rd Avenue West (SR 70) 17 Sarasota Desoto Road Tuttle Avenue 47th Street 18 Manatee 19 Manatee 18th St West TRIP: SR 684 (Cortez Road) Bus (14th St W) to east end of 33rd Ave West Bus (14th St W) to 9th St West At 14th Street West North Lockwood Ridge Rd to North Washington Blvd. University Pkwy to Myrtle Street North Lockwood Ridge Rd to N Shade Ave SR 684 (Cortez Rd) to 38th Ave West At 34th Street West Sidewalks Sidewalk/Pedestrian Bridge Sidewalks Sidewalk MAP-21 - Infrastructure Condition (IC) Advancing IC 1 Manatee 2 Manatee 3 Manatee 4 Sarasota 5 Manatee / (Desoto Bridge) SR 64 (Manatee Ave/ Anna Maria Bridge) SR 684 (Cortez Rd/ Cortez Bridge) SR 789 (Ringling Blvd/ Coon Key Bridge) SR 789 (Gulf of Mexico Drive) SR 64 (Manatee Ave.) to Haben Blvd /Replacement Bridge Development & SR 789 to Perico Bay /Replacement Bridge Right of Way / Score rd St. W. to SR 789 (Gulf Dr) /Replacement Bridge Bird Key to Sarasota Harbor West North Shore to Coquina Beach /Replacement Bridge /Replacement Bridge

17 DRAFT May 31, TRANSPORTATION REGIONAL INCENTIVE PROGRAM (TRIP) PROJECT PRIORITY LIST CHARLOTTE COUNTY-PUNTA GORDA MPO - SARASOTA/MANATEE MPO Priority TRIP Funds 1 River Road from U.S. 41 to north of West Villages Parkway Sarasota $5,000,000 2 Burnt Store Road ( II) from Tern Bay Terminus to Notre Charlotte $2,000,000 Dame Blvd 3 (14 th St SR 70 (53 rd Ave W) add separate Manatee $303,574 westbound right turn lane 4 I-75 Overpass from Lakewood Ranch Blvd to N. Cattlemen Road construct a four lane overpass connecting Lakewood Ranch Blvd to North Cattlemen Rd. Attachment 3 Sarasota $20,600,000 5 Piper Road North from Henry Street to US 17; four lanes divided in unimproved corridor; ROW/ Charlotte 6 SR 684 (Cortez 34th St W extend eastbound right turn lane Manatee 7 Fruitville: replace existing traffic signal with a modern City of roundabout. The project will include pedestrian and transit Sarasota s, lighting and landscaping. Carmalita Street Extension making Carmalita St two City of way through the NB and SB lanes. Add traffic signals at Punta both intersections; extend multi-use trail from Linear Park Gorda along SB to Carmalita St. and along Carmalita St to Taylor St. ROW/ 9 SR 789 Complete Street (Anna Maria Island City of Multi-Use Trail) Complete Streets s from southern Holmes Holmes Beach limits to Marina Drive intersection Beach 10 Cattlemen Richardson roundabout at intersection Sarasota 11 SR 789 Complete Street (Anna Maria Island City of Multi-Use Trail) Complete Streets s from Longboat Bradenton Pass Bridge to 27 th Street North Beach 12 Iona Road construct new road from Fruitville Rd to Palmer Blvd Sarasota 13 Moccasin Wallow Road from to Gateway Blvd widen from Manatee 2-4 lanes and reconstruct with multi-modal enhancements $2,000,000 $303,574 $5,500,000 $850,000 $7,089,017 $5,370,000 $5,960,734 $26,700,000 $32,557,016

18 Priority Draft May 31, JOINT REGIONAL TRAILS PROJECT PRIORITY LIST CHARLOTTE COUNTY-PUNTA GORDA MPO - SARASOTA/MANATEE MPO RTAP funds 1 Legacy Trail Northern Extension al survey for new 7.5-mile addition to existing rails-to-trails corridor connecting Venice and Sarasota downtowns. Sarasota $425,000 2 Sidewalks (Morningside Drive to Sarasota ), 8 foot sidewalk, PE/). Next segment: a. East side (Conway Blvd to Midway Blvd.), 8 foot sidewalk, estimated cost $1.88 Million 3 Willow-Ellenton Greenway Multi-Use Trail from US 301 (Ellenton) to US 301 (Parrish) and construction of enhanced trail system for pedestrians and bicycles adjacent to the railroad tracks from Ellenton-Gillette Rd to Erie Rd. Charlotte $1,880,000 Manatee $2,700,000 4 Legacy Trail, Osprey Junction Trailhead (Legacy Trail at East end of Bay Street) and construct a 10 ft. wide multi-use trail connecting Legacy Trail to Osprey Park, including parking, restrooms and additional amenities. Sarasota $2,000,000 5 Multi-Use Recreational Trail (MURT) Bridges and Construct bicycle/pedestrian bridge over Alligator Creek along MURT. City of Punta Gorda $1,600,000 6 Anna Maria Island Multi Use Trail SUN Trail extension from Longboat Key to Manatee Avenue parallel to SR 789/Gulf Drive including downtown cycle tracks Cities of Bradenton Beach and Holmes Beach $12,900,000 The Charlotte -Punta Gorda MPO and Sarasota/Manatee MPO interlocal agreement for joint regional transportation planning and coordination, asks that FDOT attempt to award funding on an equitable basis among the three counties (Charlotte, Manatee and Sarasota) when funding new TRIP projects.

19 Priorit y DRAFT June 8, JOINT REGIONAL TRAILS PROJECT PRIORITY LIST POLK TPO - SARASOTA/MANATEE MPO RTAP funds 1 Legacy Trail Northern Extension al survey for new 7.5-mile addition to existing rails-to-trails corridor connecting Venice and Sarasota downtowns. 2 Tenoroc Trail I PD&E Study for a 2.2 mi. segment between Lake Parker and SR 33. The proposed trail provides direct access to 2 regional parks and over 1,600 acres of state-owned conservation/recreation land. A component of Florida s SUNTrail Network, future phases will link Lakeland s Lake-to-Lake Connector to the Van Fleet State Trail and Florida s Coast-to-Coast Trail. 3 Willow-Ellenton Greenway Multi-Use Trail from Lincoln Park (Palmetto) to US 301 (Parrish) and construction of enhanced trail system for pedestrians and bicycles adjacent to the railroad tracks from Lincoln Park to Erie Rd. 4 Haines City Rail-Trail II First phase between Downtown and Grace Ave. was opened in early II extends trail to the Ridge Scenic Highway (state designated scenic highway) and Lake Eva Recreational Complex. City is seeking and funding. 5 Anna Maria Island Multi Use Trail SUN Trail extension from Longboat Key to Manatee Avenue parallel to SR 789/Gulf Drive including downtown cycle tracks 6 Tenoroc Trail II PD&E Study for a 12 mi. segment between I and the Polk Parkway/Braddock Rd Interchange and the multi-use trail being constructed by the Turnpike. A component of Florida s SUNTrail Network, the trail will link Lakeland s Lake-to-Lake Connector to the Van Fleet State Trail and Florida s Coast-to-Coast Trail. 7 Legacy Trail Osprey Park Trailhead (Osprey Park to Legacy Trail) and construct a 10 ft. wide multi-use trail connecting Legacy Trail to Osprey Park, including parking, restrooms, and additional amenities. Attachment 4 Sarasota City of Lakeland Manatee City of Haines City Cities of Bradenton Beach and Holmes Beach Polk Sarasota $425,000 $500,000 $2,700,000 $130,000 (PE) $1,424,000 (CST) $12,900,000 $2,000,000 $2,000,000

20 DRAFT May 26, TRANSPORTATION REGIONAL INCENTIVE PROGRAM (TRIP) PROJECT PRIORITY LIST POLK TPO - SARASOTA/MANATEE MPO Priority TRIP Funds 1 River Road from U.S. 41 to north of West Villages Parkway Sarasota $5,000,000 2 (14 th St SR 70 (53 rd Ave W) add separate Manatee $303,574 westbound right turn lane 3 I-75 Overpass from Lakewood Ranch Blvd to N. Cattlemen Road construct a four lane overpass connecting Lakewood Ranch Blvd to North Cattlemen Rd. Sarasota $20,600,000 4 SR 684 (Cortez 34th St W extend eastbound right turn lane Manatee 5 Fruitville: replace existing traffic signal with a modern City of roundabout. The project will include pedestrian and transit Sarasota s, lighting and landscaping. 6 SR 789 Complete Street (Anna Maria Island City of Multi-Use Trail) Complete Streets s from southern Holmes Holmes Beach limits to Marina Drive intersection Beach 7 Cattlemen Richardson roundabout at intersection Sarasota 8 SR 789 Complete Street (Anna Maria Island City of Multi-Use Trail) Complete Streets s from Longboat Bradenton Pass Bridge to 27 th Street North Beach 9 Iona Road construct new road from Fruitville Rd to Palmer Blvd Sarasota 10 Moccasin Wallow Road from to Gateway Blvd widen from Manatee 2-4 lanes and reconstruct with multi-modal enhancements $303,574 $5,500,000 $7,089,017 $5,370,000 $5,960,734 $26,700,000 $32,557,016 The Polk TPO did not bring any applications forward for TRIP funding in the 2017 Prioritization Cycle.