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CRY OF OMG�D� JA Bonestroo Rosene Anderlik & Associates Engineers & Architects County load 10 Corridor Improvement Program City Project No. 2004-022 Bonestroo file No. 435-04-114 Project Funding Summary 8-30-2005 Innovative Transportation Programming Profile (ITPP)T"' As part of the County Road 10 corridor Improvement Program, Bonestroo will be developing an Innovative Transportation Prograiruning Profile (ITPP)T" for the City. The ITPPT" will include a review of the existing City Capital Improvement Program (CIP) to coordinate future projects with funding program cycles while using multiple sources of funding for various project segments. We will be inventorying federal, state and regional transportation programs available to cities and match them to components making up the County Road 10 corridor projects. Prior to developing the ITPPT` it is important that we examine the existing conditions along the corridor and develop a plan for various improvements. Once a more specific theme and concept are developed we will identify projects and the priority for implementation. The County Road 10 projects will be compared to the City's CIP as part of the overall ITPPT"' process. As the corridor improvement program has progressed, opportunities have been presented for the City to potentially acquire funding for some of the desired improvements. Solicitation for federal funding only occurs once every two years, and 2005 is a federal solicitation year. Funding applications were due in August 2005 to compete for funding available in federal fiscal years 2009 and 2010. Due to this solicitation, a potential list of projects were reviewed and funding applications were submitted for projects that have a high likelihood of being selected. Although these projects are likely to rank high during the selection process, the final selection and ranking of each project submitted is always dependent on how the project compares relative to other project submittals. The following is a surmnary of the programs and applications made. Hazard Elimination Safety Program (HES) This programprovidesfunding-far low cost intersection improverrient projects that will reduce crashes, thus improving the overall safety of the intersection. A worksheet is completed for each intersection that reviews the existing crash problems and the recommended improvement to the intersection. Using this information a benefit vs. cost (b/c) ratio is established which is used to rank the projects. In order to apply for the funding the b/c ratio must be greater than one. The typical projects that receive funding have b/c ratios close to three. Applications were submitted for three intersections that each had a significant number of crashes that could be corrected by low cost improvements. The applications include: