64 Mufford Project Status - Dec 15, 2008
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6464thth Avenue / Avenue / Mufford CrescentMufford Crescent
Project StatusProject Status
December 15, 2008December 15, 2008
Purpose of PresentationPurpose of Presentation
To provide Council with a general To provide Council with a general background of the Project and background of the Project and update of the status, focusing on update of the status, focusing on forthcoming public information.forthcoming public information.
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Today’s SituationToday’s Situation
Lives are at risk every time a train Lives are at risk every time a train travels through the Langley travels through the Langley municipalitiesmunicipalities
Long delays at rail crossings result in Long delays at rail crossings result in increased costs and environmental increased costs and environmental impactsimpacts– For every minute a train blocks a For every minute a train blocks a
crossing there is a five minute multiplier crossing there is a five minute multiplier effect on traffic resulting in gridlock effect on traffic resulting in gridlock during peak hoursduring peak hours
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Warrant Current Actual 2012 VPAProjection
approx. 2021projection
Fraser Hwy200th StreetLangley BypassMufford CrescGlover Road
Langley SituationLangley SituationCTA Warrants ALREADY exceeded CTA Warrants ALREADY exceeded
for Grade Separationfor Grade Separation
32% More Trains yet ZERO 32% More Trains yet ZERO avoidance or mitigation in the avoidance or mitigation in the
LangleysLangleys
Current Situation Projected 2012 with Deltaport
Third Berth
No. per day
Length (feet)
Daily Train Length
No. per day
Length (feet)
Daily Train Length
Coal trains Coal trains 10 7,000 70,000 8 7,000 56,000
Deltaport Container Trains Deltaport Container Trains 2 12,000 24,000 4 12,000 48,000 6 6,000 36,000 9 7,500 67,500 Total 130,000 Total 171,500
An increase from the current total of 130,000 to the projected 2012
Deltaport Third Berth of 171,500 is 32%
VPA Plans for DeltaportVPA Plans for Deltaport
Initially – Deltaport 3 adds a third Initially – Deltaport 3 adds a third berth which they project will increase berth which they project will increase train traffic 30+% by 2012train traffic 30+% by 2012
Within 15 years Terminal 2 will add Within 15 years Terminal 2 will add three more berths – six total from 2 three more berths – six total from 2 todaytoday
Bring together senior governments Bring together senior governments and railway companies to ensure and railway companies to ensure effective efficient goods movementeffective efficient goods movement
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Goal and ObjectivesGoal and Objectives
Improve public safety in the Roberts Bank Improve public safety in the Roberts Bank Rail (RBR) Corridor Rail (RBR) Corridor
Initiate construction of a new overpass (E-Initiate construction of a new overpass (E-W) of the RBR line near the intersection of W) of the RBR line near the intersection of Highway 10 & 64Highway 10 & 64thth/Mufford/Mufford
Create and begin implementation of a long Create and begin implementation of a long term solution to reduce rail/road conflicts term solution to reduce rail/road conflicts in the Roberts Bank Rail Corridorin the Roberts Bank Rail Corridor
BackgroundBackground
June 2007 Roberts Bank Rail Corridor June 2007 Roberts Bank Rail Corridor announced, for $307 million; 64announced, for $307 million; 64thth/Mufford /Mufford overpass is a top priority.overpass is a top priority.
Project funding partners include Federal, Project funding partners include Federal, Provincial, Port Metro Vancouver, Provincial, Port Metro Vancouver, Township and TransLink as the Township and TransLink as the coordinating partner.coordinating partner.
Provincial MoT & ToL are principal road Provincial MoT & ToL are principal road authorities; TransLink for MRN.authorities; TransLink for MRN.
BackgroundBackground
$51M funding agreements being $51M funding agreements being finalized.finalized.– Federal / ToL Federal / ToL $ 2.7M$ 2.7M– MOT/PMV/TransLink/ToL MOT/PMV/TransLink/ToL $48.3M$48.3M
ToL contribution $9.3MToL contribution $9.3M ToL is risk-sharing cost overruns with ToL is risk-sharing cost overruns with
Province.Province.
Summary of Progress Summary of Progress
ALC issued an Agreement-in-Principle ALC issued an Agreement-in-Principle on November 26, 2008on November 26, 2008
CEAA application submitted, CEAA application submitted, anticipate 60 day review period.anticipate 60 day review period.
Property acquisition ongoing.Property acquisition ongoing.
Agricultural Land CommissionAgricultural Land Commission
AIP contains several conditions, generally:AIP contains several conditions, generally: Topsoil mitigation and drainage Topsoil mitigation and drainage
improvements.improvements. Ensure agricultural viability and connectivity.Ensure agricultural viability and connectivity. Define a drainage strategy for Milner.Define a drainage strategy for Milner. Ensure limited disturbance to farms and Ensure limited disturbance to farms and
livestock from recreational activities.livestock from recreational activities.
Public InformationPublic Information
Convene a public information Convene a public information meeting in January 2009.meeting in January 2009.
Seek feedback on issues such as Seek feedback on issues such as road connections, multi-use pathway, road connections, multi-use pathway, intersection configuration.intersection configuration.
Report to Council with findings and Report to Council with findings and recommendations.recommendations.
Critical DeliverablesCritical Deliverables
Public Info Session January 2009Public Info Session January 2009 Funding Agreements January 2009Funding Agreements January 2009 Issue design/build RFP January 2009Issue design/build RFP January 2009 Receive proposals March 2009Receive proposals March 2009 Award contract April 2009Award contract April 2009 Complete design by June 2009Complete design by June 2009 Open to traffic in 2011, depending on Open to traffic in 2011, depending on
soil conditions.soil conditions.
Projected costsProjected costs
Owner’s Engineer Owner’s Engineer $ 0.5M$ 0.5MProperty acquisitionProperty acquisition $ 1.0M$ 1.0MIndependent expertsIndependent experts $ 0.5M$ 0.5MDesign/Build ContractDesign/Build Contract $40.0M$40.0MEnviro. compensationEnviro. compensation $ 1.0M$ 1.0MUtility relocationUtility relocation $ 4.0M$ 4.0MContingency (8%)Contingency (8%) $ 4.0M$ 4.0M
TotalTotal $ 51M$ 51M
QUESTIONS AND DISCUSSIONQUESTIONS AND DISCUSSION
Vision for the Immediate FutureVision for the Immediate Future
Our collective input to the EAO results in Our collective input to the EAO results in Langleys’ issues beingLangleys’ issues being– Given detailed assessmentGiven detailed assessment– Completely resolved by avoidance and/or Completely resolved by avoidance and/or
mitigationmitigation Together with Vancouver Port Authority we Together with Vancouver Port Authority we
will achieve railway and senior will achieve railway and senior government commitment towards a long government commitment towards a long term solution.term solution.