Local Partnerships for Transportation

October 14, 2013

Jennifer B. DeBruhl

Director, Local Assistance Division

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Local Programs

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Access Road Programs

Economic Development Access Program

• Assist in providing adequate road access for certain types of

developments intended to attract private investment and

employment

Airport Access Program

• Assist in providing adequate road access to new or expanding

licensed, public-use airports

Recreational Access Program

• Assist in providing adequate road and/or bikeway access to

public recreational or historical areas4

Revenue SharingFY14 Statewide Participation

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These projects are intended to improve non-motorized transportation, enhance the public’s travel experience, revitalize communities and improve the quality of life.

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Transportation Alternatives Program

Local Government Maintenance Payments

•Urban Maintenance Payments:•Total FY14 budget for urban maintenance payments is $336 M

• Principal/ Minor Arterials = $18,684 per lane mile

• Local/ Collector Roads = $10,970 per lane mile

•3.07% increase over last year’s allocations•The increase in allocations to individual localities varied based on system changes to jurisdictions•28 Centerline Miles Added (65 Lane Miles)

•Arlington/ Henrico Maintenance Payments:•New base rate established for FY14

• Arlington = $17,218

• Henrico = $12,529

•Total FY14 budget for Arlington/Henrico maintenance payments is $60 M

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Program Delivery Reliance on our Local Partners

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September 16-18, 2014 Hotel Roanoke

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Local Partnerships for Transportation

October 14, 2013

Jennifer B. DeBruhl

Director, Local Assistance Division