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Minimizing Impacts on Natural, Historic, Cultural or Archeological Resources 2035 LRTP Weighting Factor: 7% Objective 1.1: Use appropriate planning and design criteria to protect and enhance the built and natural environment. Objective 1.2: Minimize the use of fossil fuels and improve air quality All Modes ETDM Screening Process, PD&E studies, environmental assessments 5 = Project has no known significant impacts on natural, historic, cultural, or archeological resources and will reduce vehicle emissions or use recycled materials 3 = Project has no known significant impacts on natural, historic, cultural, or archeological resources 0 = Project has potential for significant negative impacts on natural, historic, cultural, or archeological resources Policies 1.1A to 1.1D, Policies 1.2A to 1.2D 1 Rev: 09/11/09

Making Regional Connections 2035 LRTP Weighting Factor: 8% Objective 2.1: Promote regional and local cooperation on transportation issues and needs. 5 = Project is on Strategic Intermodal System (SIS) highway or is a High Priority Project in the Highway FDOT SIS, CCC RLRTP Policies Regional Roadway 3 = Project is on other highway in Regional Roadway Network 2.1A, 2.1D, Network, CCC 2035 2.1F, & 2.1G RLRTP 5 = project is part of TBARTA Mid Term Vision Network or is a High Priority Project TBARTA Master Plan, CCC Regional LRTP in the RLRTP 3 = Other transit project identified in RLRTP Needs Assessment Policy 2.1B & 2.1C 0 = Other transit projects 5 = Project is in the top 10 priorities for Regional Multi Use Trails or provides access to Bike CCC Multi Use Trails Plan, Regional LRTP, TBARTA Master Plan TBARTA Mid Term Vision Network 3 = Other Regional Multi Use Trails Project or provides access to other RLRTP Needs Assessment transit route Policy 2.1B 0 = Other cycling project ITS FDOT SIS, CCC Regional Roadway Network 5 = Project is on Strategic Intermodal System (SIS) highway 3 = Project is on other highway in Regional Roadway Network TDM TBARTA Master Plan, CCC Regional LRTP 5 = or (vanpool) project is part of TBARTA Mid Term Vision Network 3 = Other transit project identified in RLRTP Needs Assessment 0 = Other transit projects Ped. CCC Regional LRTP, TBARTA Master Plan 5 = Pedestrian enhancement providing access to TBARTA Mid Term Vision Network 3 = Pedestrian enhancement providing access to other RLRTP Needs Assessment Route 0 = Other pedestrian enhancement projects Policy 4.3D 2 Rev: 09/11/09

Reducing Traffic Congestion 2035 LRTP Weighting Factor: 16% Objective 2.2: Relieve congestion and improve traffic flow. 5 = Project reduces 2035 V/C ratio; V/C = 1.50 + ; proposed new roads will consider congestion Highway on existing parallel facilities Volume/capacity from 3 = Project reduces 2035 V/C ratio; V/C = 1.00 to 1.50; proposed new roads will consider E+C network with 2035 congestion on existing parallel facilities SE data 0 = Project reduces 2035 V/C ratio; V/C = 0 to 0.99; proposed new roads will consider congestion on existing parallel facilities 5 = Project creates separate right of way for transit parallel to 2035 congested road with v/c = Policy 2.2F Volume/capacity from E+C network with 2035 SE data 1.50 + 3 = Project adds bus pull off bays, signal prioritization, or new peak hour service to a 2035 congested road (v/c > 1) 0 = Other transit projects Policy 2.2A Volume/capacity from 5 = No cycling projects Cycling E+C network with 2035 3 = Project adds a bike lane or shoulder or parallel trail to a 2035 congested road Policy 2.2A SE data 0 = Other cycling projects ITS Volume/capacity from E+C network with 2035 SE data 5 = Project adds coordinated traffic signal systems to a 2035 congested road with v/c = 1.50 + 3 = Project adds coordinated traffic signal systems or advanced traveler information systems to a 2035 congested road (v/c > 1) 0 = Other ITS projects Policy 2.2D 5 = No TDM projects TDM 3 = Project reduces peak hour vehicle trips Policy 2.2C 0 = Other TDM projects Volume/capacity from 5 = No pedestrian projects Ped. E+C network with 2035 3 = Project adds ped facilities or fills sidewalk network gap on 2035 congested road (v/c > 1) Policy 3.3D SE data 0 = Other pedestrian projects 3 Rev: 09/11/09

Supporting Community Plans and Minimizing Community Impacts 2035 LRTP Weighting Factor: 8% Objective 2.3: Supporting community education and involvement in transportation planning. Objective 4.1: Promote sensible growth patterns that are livable, sustainable, and appealing to residents and travelers. Objective 4.2: Use appropriate planning and design criteria to promote community cohesion and avoid or minimize negative impacts to residential neighborhoods. 5 = Project is identified in adopted Community Plan, Sector Plan, Neighborhood Plan, or MPO Adopted Community Plans; Planning Corridor or Sub Area Plan and/or actively supported by Neighborhood Association(s) in the corridor Policies 2.3A Commission and local to 2.3E, All Modes government staff; MPO Livable Roadways Guidelines; MPO 3 = Project is consistent with Livable Roadways Guidelines Key Policies and will not negatively impact EJ communities in the corridor Policies 4.1A to 4.1F, Policies 4.2A Demographic Analysis to 4.2E, for Environmental Justice Policies 4.3A (EJ) Purposes 0 = Other project 4 Rev: 09/11/09

Alternatives to Driving Alone 2035 LRTP Weighting Factor: 15% Objective 3.1: Maximize access to the transportation system and improve the mobility of the transportation disadvantaged. Objective 3.2: Decrease reliance on single occupancy vehicles. 5 = Project adds managed lanes that will provide incentive for HOV use Policies 2.2A Highway 3 = Project is known to add sidewalks, bike lanes, and ADA accessible bus stops & 3.2B Tampa Bay Regional 5 = service in top tier of future ridership Planning Model, 2035 Needs Assessment model run, passenger miles per 3 = service in medium tier of future ridership Policies 3.1C, 3.2A & 3.2B mile of route 0 = service in bottom tier of future ridership Multimodal quality/ level of service 5 = Project provides marked & signed bike lanes and/or trails in urban services area Cycling evaluations, 2006 and 2007, MPO 3 = Project provides marked & signed bike lanes and/or trails outside urban services area Policy 1.1C, 3.1A & 3.1B Comprehensive Bike Plans 0 = Other cycling project 5 = No ITS project ITS 3 = Project provides public information about alternatives to driving alone Policy 2.2D 0 = Other ITS projects TDM 5 = Project makes vehicles available for van/ carpooling 3 = Project provides public information about alternatives to driving alone 0 = Other TDM project Policies 2.3A to 2.3E, 3.2C 5 Rev: 09/11/09

Alternatives to Driving Alone (continued) 2035 LRTP Weighting Factor: 15% Objective 3.1: Maximize access to the transportation system and improve the mobility of the transportation disadvantaged. Objective 3.2: Decrease reliance on single occupancy vehicles. Multimodal quality/ level 5 = Project improves pedestrian comfort in urban services area of service evaluations, Ped. 2006 and 2007, MPO Comprehensive 3 = Project improves pedestrian comfort outside urban services area Policy 3.3D Pedestrian Plan 0 = Other pedestrian project 6 Rev: 09/11/09

Improving Access to Activity Centers (Shopping, Jobs, Tourism, Education, and/or Medical) 2035 LRTP Weighting Factor: 10% Objective 3.3: Support an integrated transportation system with efficient connections between modes. CCC RLRTP Activity 5 = Project connects to more than one Activity Center or connects to at least one Tier 1 Center Policies Highway Centers (including Freight Centers) 3 = Project connects to one Activity Center 2.1E, 3.3B & 3.3C CCC RLRTP Activity Centers 5 = Project connects to more than one Activity Center or connects to at least one Tier 1 Center 3 = Project connects to one Activity Center 0 = Other transit project Policies 3.3B & 3.3C 5 = Cycling project in, or parallel & adjacent to, a road segment within the top 50 bicycle latent Bike MPO Comprehensive Bicycle Plan demand scores 3 = Cycling project in, or parallel & adjacent to, a road segment within the top 100 bicycle latent demand scores Policies 3.3B & 3.3C 0 = Other cycling project 5 = Project improves traffic progression on road corridor connecting to more than one Activity ITS CCC RLRTP Activity Centers Center 3 = Project improves traffic progression on road corridor connecting to one Activity Center 0 = Other ITS project 5 = Project provides public info about transp. options to a Tier I Activity Center TDM CCC RLRTP Activity Centers 3 = Project provides public info about options to a Tier II or III Activity Center 0 = Other TDM project Ped. MPO Comprehensive Pedestrian Plan 5 = Pedestrian project in area with pedestrian latent demand score of 4 or more 3 = Pedestrian project in area with pedestrian latent demand score of 2 3 Policies 3.3B & 3.3C 0 = Other pedestrian project 7 Rev: 09/11/09

Enhancing Goods Movement 2035 LRTP Weighting Factor: 7% Objective 3.4: To foster greater economic competitiveness, enhance the efficient movement of freight in the Tampa Bay region. FDOT Goods 5 = Project corrects problematic conditions at identified Goods Movement Hot Spot Highway and ITS Movement Study, 2035 LRTP Freight Technical Memo 3 = Project is located on a designated truck route; proposed new roads will consider parallel facilities Policies 3.4A to 3.4D, 3.3E and TDM 5 = No transit or TDM projects 3 = Project adds service in dedicated right of way parallel to designated truck route 0 = Other transit or TDM project Cycling, Ped 5 3 0 = Cycling and pedestrian projects 8 Rev: 09/11/09

Safety (Reducing Crashes) 2035 LRTP Weighting Factor: 17% Objective 5.1: Provide for safer travels for all modes of transportation, including walking, bicycling, transit, auto, and freight. 5 = Non capacity project or project on road segment with one of the top 50 crash rate segments or intersections and on limited access facility Highway Safety Technical Memo, 2035 LRTP 3 = Project on road segment within top 50 crash locations; proposed new roads will consider crashes on existing parallel facilities Policies 2.2E & 5.1E 3 = Project improves transit passenger safety (lighting, surveillance, stop facilities) 0 = Other transit project Policies 2.2A & 5.1D Cycling Safety Technical Memo, 2035 LRTP 5 = Bicycle project on road segment with 4 or more bicycle crashes or fatality location 3 = Bicycle project on road segment with 1 4 bicycle crashes 0 = Other bicycle project Policies 2.2A & 5.1D ITS 5 = No ITS projects 3 = Project provides advanced traveler information about incidents and delays Policies 5.2D, 5.2F & 5.2G; 5.1E; 5.3D & 0 = Other ITS projects 5.3G TDM 0 = All TDM projects Ped. Safety Technical Memo, 2035 LRTP 5 = Pedestrian project on road segment within top 10 pedestrian crash locations or pedestrian fatality location 3 = Pedestrian project on road segment with 4 or more pedestrian crashes 0 = Other pedestrian project Policies 2.2A & 5.1D & 4.2F 9 Rev: 09/11/09

Supporting Security and Improving Emergency Evacuation 2035 LRTP Weighting Factor: 5% Objective 5.2: Increase the security and resiliency of the multi modal transportation system. Objective 5.3: Improve the ability of the transportation network to support emergency management response and recovery 5 = Project adds evacuation capacity at identified Critical Roadway Location or identified high All Modes Hillsborough County Hurricane Evacuation Routes, Security Technical Memo for 2035 LRTP ranked Critical Infrastructure/Key Resource; proposed new roads will consider evacuation capacity on existing parallel facilities 3 = Project adds capacity to or parallel to and within ½ mile of designated emergency evacuation route, or identified medium or low ranked Critical Infrastructure/Key Resource, or provides advance traveler information during emergencies Policies 5.2A & 5.2F, 5.3C, 5.3E, 5.3F 0 = Other project All Modes 5 = Project is within existing right of way including in parallel corridors or maintains ongoing function of existing transit services 3 = Project is on an existing roadway but additional right of way may be needed 0 = Other project Improving Existing Facilities 2035 LRTP Weighting Factor: 7% Objective 6.2: Emphasize the preservation of the existing transportation system and establish priorities to ensure optimal use. MPO Major Road Network database Policies 6.2A to 6.2D L:\TRAN_MPO\LRTP\2035LRTP\CORRIDOR LEVEL PERFORMANCE MEASURES\2035 Perf Criteria\2035 LRTP Performance Criteria 9-11-09.xls 10 Rev: 09/11/09