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HomeMy WebLinkAboutSubmittal-Aileen Boucle-SMART Plan PowerPoint PresentationCity of Miami Commission Meeting Strategic Miami Area Rapid Transit "SMART" Plan Aileen Boucle, AICP T P Executive Director P�a���° "`°""°"°"°" Planning Organization 3103 -Submittal -Aileen Boucle -SMART Plan PowerPoint UFrfr.Trit:iW, 4itirs RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING A POLICY OF THIS BOARD TO SET AS HIGHEST PRIORITY THE ADVANCEMENT OF RAPID TRANSIT CORRIDOR PROJECTS IN MIAMI-DADE COUNTY; AND DIRECTING THE TPO EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OR DESIGNEE TO AMEND THE 2040 LONG RANGE TRANSPORTATION PLAN TO INCLUDE SAID POLICY TPO GOVERNING BOARD HEREBY ESTABLISHES A POLICY TO SET AS HIGHEST PRIORITY FOR THIS COMMUNITY THE ADVANCEMENT OF RAPID TRANSIT CORRIDOR AND TRANSIT SUPPORTIVE PROJECTS IN MIAMI-DADE COUNTY :��:ITiIiT��a Submitted into the pub i'I l ` record for item (s) NA.1 on 10/12/2017. City Clerk IIFO RISOLUTION 406.16 RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING A POLICY OF THIS BOARD TO SET AS HIGHEST PRIORITY TEY: :1DvxNCEum OF RAPID TRANSIT CORRIDOR PROJECTS IN MIAMI -DARE CGUNTYi AND DIRECTING THE MPO EXECUTWE DIRECTOR OR DESIG\T_E TO 419ND THE 2040 LOISG RANGE TRANSPORTATION PLAN TO INCLUDE SAIL} POLICY PUREREAS, AC, Title 23 US Code designates and provides the MPG as the lead agencv with the audiwity to carr: iraasportataon punning process withinhdiami-Dade County; and 14HEREAS, the -VL=i-Dade 2040Long RmgeTransporta m Plmniipdaie (LRTP) as approved on Octo6e 23, 2014, retlectr all of the fedeial :,LAP -21 Natimal Goals and the 2060 Florida Tran„° Kntation Plan (FTP) goal:. Fuftbimum. the LRTF addrenes allfedrrs], state, regional and local requirememt4; and '%MREA.5, tte 1v1P9 Qo�,mmmg Board Chau bas emphasized a retie L Td seuae afurgency to improve transit mobility options wfffi the creation ofthe Transit Sclutiama Committee and the Fiscal Prioritieg Committee; and R11EREAS, the Transit Solutions CDmtmitlee and the Fiscal Faint es Committee are responsible fix identdf mg immediate opportunities to ad, mce and Vwnitim finding for mass transit services; and S4HEREAS, this todz• is responsible for conducting the tramporatia¢ planning process in Miami -Dade County and recetggmns that Rapid Trans2 Corridor Projects are highest priarity and should be advanced in order to provide a camprehensire mobilia• netcork that increases regional mobifitg, reduces congestion, and considers the train. portation needs of all resident, uidaia ttit Cotmty, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE GOYERNViG BO.ARI] OF THE hI ErROPOLITAV FL.k %WEYG ORGA-NMkTION FOR THE 3-MkXIl L]RB_tNIZED AREA, that the 'v-IFD Co-,erninE $card hereby establishes a policy to set as highest priority fu this community the advancement of Rapid Transit Corridur and transit supprutnm projects in Mami-Dade County; and directing the MPO Executive Director or designee amend the 2040 Long Range Tramsp"tition Plan to include said pch y; providing no currently funded pro;Mwly impacted. The adoptionofthe lbre7oang resolution nas sponsaredbp Vice C:6� Fnmcis.Suarez and mored by Lice airmanFrstJcis Suarez. The motionww secondedbp Board Member BebecaSosa, and upon%cing put to a rote, the vote Ras as follows- Chairma' Jean b3cmesbme -Ayre Trice Chaiman Francis Suarez -Ave Beard Member Bnmo A Barreiro -Absent Board AlemlEr Smith Toreeph _4bsom Beard Lleuber EztebmBwo, Jr -Ave Board _Meaaber Philip Lmume _ bseut Board MunberJose`Peye'Diaz -Aye Board NIeuateiDampllaL%iaeCava ,%v Beard Member Audrey M. Ed orsen -AFL Board Member Dennis C. Moss _ Y0 Beard Member hlaarmeFerre -A-Fe Board l4emberleff?Mff _+tyre Bard Member Oliver(]lbert.III -AFe Board -McaAerReheca Sow -A)T BcwdMember FerlaTa9aie3HdJ wxi -AFe EoardM.1erlavierD. _ w Board Member Carlos Henandez -Al mnt Board l•Sember Namer L. Suarez _Aye Bard Member Sally A Heyman -Absat Board NItanter luau C. Zgata .Stsem Btord Member Bmtwa.J. Jantaa -Ase The Cha -person themupcm declared the resolrtion duly, passed and approved this 18" day of Febrttasy, 2016. XiPO RESOLUTION: #26-16 e public ) NA.1 T .. City Clerk RESOLLTION ENDORSLV G THE STRATEGIC Aff "H AREA RAPID TR.iNSIT (SAL7RT) PLAN AND DIRECTING THE MPO EXECUTIVE RESOLUTION ENDORSING THE RAPID DIRECTOR TO WORK 1iTIH THE METROPOLITAN PLANNING STRATEGIC MIAMI AREA RAPID ORGANT TS ION -AND FISCAL PRIORITIES SOF YUN EE TO R PROJECT THE COSTS AND POTENTL4I, SOURCES OF FUNDING FOR PROSECT TRANSIT (SMART) PLAN AND DEVELOPME_\'I AND ENVIRONMENT STUDY FOR SAID PROJECTS WHEREAS, in 2002, the electors o£Nliami-Dade County approved the imposition of a oto: -half perce¢t DIRECTING THE TPO EXECUTIVE surtax � ho Plan; nd impro ing, amanff other things, mass transit w thin the Gaunt} t}uough the People's DIRECTOR TO WORK WITH THE VVTIFREAS, the People's Transportation Plan included eight rapid transit corridors located throughout METROPOLITAN PLANNING Miami -Dade County; and WHERE..liS, on February 16, 2016, the MPD Governing Board unanimously approved a policy to set as ORGANIZATION FISCAL PRIORITIES highest priority for this community the advancement of Rapid Transit Corridors and transit supportive projects in Miami -Dade County; and COMMITTEE TO DETERMINE THE COSTS AND POTENTIAL SOURCES OF FUNDING FOR PROJECT DEVELOPMENT AND ENVIRONMENT STUDY FOR SAID PROJECTS THE TPO EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR IS FURTHER DIRECTED TO TAKE ALL NECESSARY STEPS TO IMPLEMENT THE ATTACHED SMART PLAN. WHEREAS, the Metropolitan Planning Orgazimatian Transit Solutions Committee has, over the past several months, received and considered input from transportation partner agencies, elected officials, and the public at large, and LF]EEREAS, the Metropolitan Planning Organization Transit Solutions Committee has reviewed the proposed Strategic Miami Area Rapid Transit (SMART) Plan and has forwarded the proposal with a favorable recommendation; and N11IEREAS, the Metropolitan Planning Organization remains committed to the development of these rapid transit corridors, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE GOVERNING BOARD OF THE MTTROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGAAHATIOIN FOR THE -AlLk-%El URBANI7FD AREA, that the attached Strategic Miami Area Rapid Transit (SALART) Plan is hereby endorsed. The Governing Board of the Ivietropolitan Planning Organization hereby directs the ATPD Executive Director to work with the Fiscal Priorities Committee to determine the costs and potential sources of funding for Project Development and Environment 00 Studv for said projects. The MPO Executive Director is further directed to take all necessary steps to implement the attached SMART Plan. • Six (6) Rapid Transit Corridors ✓ Beach (1) Project Development ✓ East-West & Environment Phase ✓ Kendall ✓ North (2) Implementation Plan ✓ Northeast for each corridor ✓ South J • Six (6) Bus Express Rapid Transit Corridors ✓ Beach Express ✓ Flagler Street v' Florida Turnpike Over 90 miles v' NW Miami -Dade Express of express bus v'S Miami -Dade Express network ✓ SW Miami -Dade Express • Supported by the TPO Governing Board, Miami -Dade County, Municipalities, State and multiple entities Submitted into the public record for item (s) NA.1 on 10/12/2017. City Clerk Aff 0 Strategic , s�® !19 � �Nimm� 1 Av��YUYG Miami Area Rapid Transit' a. 'Tami o. / �r (SMART) Plan; . ' _, I rY. ° `� G4" 1 , z p TPS Fd OTt m oo e re mb MIGMIOO�E ,.... � i r. l� m� ' , I ch 1 1 _I BeaBean I llnrul ' nx I. �o- EACH CORRIDOR EAST -WEST CORPIDOgg�s�' - �n "�----iT---------,• rr, n O I ._ ,.�,_ilmvlln flay. LEGEND rnnr-- c rrzP ry ©Ip -n, a ■ r,ro, i — Fxirt,npM s� r mail ■ ­eall ca,rmo, .soma Bus UrAS5W1DT5AHSIT8ERT7XEnYPIH � rlond.Ta P, F�pre k ftn;• . M ,� •. :.I 0 sKi.mrom -P-- ®aPan, �pressr�orcr / Homestead ... T � Flonea's Ninplke kgaea lBoinh] D7 irtrn rt of Transportation and Publlr Works Iune22,X17 rp Pond' City " Flo WiamiSMARTPIarr �wwvv.miamiSMARTpIan.corTi Submitted into the public record for item (s) NA.1 on 10/12/2017. City Clerk TPS Miami -Dade Transportation F D OT Planning Organization MIAMI-DADS� I #MiamiSMARTPlan RAPID TRANSIT CORRIDORS S LISTED IN FROM ORDERCAL Miami Beach Beach Corridor Midtown Miami DTPW* Convention Center Florida International East-West Corridor Miami Intermodal Center DTPW University Dadeland area Kendall Corridor Krome Avenue FDOT** District 6 Metrorail Stations North Corridor Dr. Martin L. King, Jr. m NW 215 Street FDOT District 6 Metrorail Station Northeast Corridor Downtown Miami City of Aventura FDOT District 6 & 4 SW 344th Street Dadeland South South Dade Transitway Transit Terminal DTPW Metrorail Station (Florida City) • North — Miami Beach Convention Center to Golden Glades via 1-95 • Central — Miami Beach Convention Center to Civic Center via Julia Beach Express Tuttle Causeway • South — Miami Beach Convention Center to Downtown Miami via MacArthur Causeway Flagler Corridor Downtown Miami to West Dade via Flagler Street • North — Dolphin Station to North Miami -Dade via the HEFT Florida's Express Turnpike Ex p p • South — Dolphin Station to SW 344th Street via the HEFT Northwest Miami -Dade Palmetto Metrorail Station to Miami Gardens Drive Park -n -Ride via Express Palmetto Expressway and 1-75 Dadeland North Metrorail Station to southern Miami -Dade County via South Miami -Dade Express SR -878, SR -874, and Florida's Turnpike Southwest Miami -Dade Dadeland North Metrorail Station to Miami Executive Airport via SR -878 Express and SR -874 JL *DTPW — Miami -Dade Department of Transportation & Public Works **FDOT— Florida Department of Transportation Why is the SMART Plain so criticalP The SMART Plan includes rapid transit corridors and express bus routes to increase connectivity for approximately 77% of Miami -Dade County residents that travel outside their residential district for employment in other areas of the County. Total population and employment within a 2 -mile radius of all six corridors: •63% of the County's population (1.7 million residents) live within 2 - mile radius of the corridors eRss-nno PmnloyPp?P are located within 2 -mile radius of the corridors Submitted into the public record for item(s) NA.1 on 10/12/2017 tty Clerk MIAM "W=JM)EJ 274,011^ 52.1 U u All SIX Corridors North 1.7m people 4porir dor t�•' live within a 2 -mile radius (63% of population) Northeast Corridor 855,000 employees . 323,voo within a 2 -mile radius vaime� Metrorail Metrorail N* Station 6u1phin ....,..,.. Park -n -Ride lC East-West 397,000 Corridor t 5s o0o Panthar „`�each park -n -Ride rridor „u coamKtioa m .... - M,attO w�venua, venter Kendall ( 187,000 Corridor 208,000 ©adeiantl South 190,000 Meaoran station 111,000 s e i.e�hts u� Legend residents that live within a �i 2 -mile radius of the 6 corridors employment within a 2 -mile _ 326,000 radius of the 6 corridors e7.000 SMART Plan Corridors South Population & Employment Corridor a summary of residents within a 2 -mile radius of the alignment Percent Employees Working in their Residential District is .1 .ity Clerk Where Employees Work with respect to their Residence WEST ® Work Commute WITHIN Residential District SOUTH NORTHW EST NORTH 3 Work Commute CENTRAL OUTSIDL Residential District BEACH Fully implemented SMART Plan Corridors will help commuters save time when compared to r5O existing transit service or driving X10168 C Kendall Corridor One -Seat rides to Downtown Miami will continue to provide options, thus reducing the need to drive '7 "Flri lrl 15f7185 South Corridor East -west Corridor _ • �� 71.000 AAaF " #%.. • 23130 Beach ,- Corridor � � s5,aon AAOT aad�]�d Sowth Marra ru Swim pm [79,000 AADT 699 43.000 AA®T � Legend 5MAkT {minj .aTrr. SMART Plan Corridors Travel Time Comparison Morning Commute to Government Center Starting trip at 7_00a.m. using Google Maps and MOT Tracker Unlpllin Park a -Ride . ' MIC amn x 55174Mumi Pantherk*b� Park -n �197,000 AAOT - �► East -west Corridor _ • �� 71.000 AAaF " #%.. • 23130 Beach ,- Corridor � � s5,aon AAOT aad�]�d Sowth Marra ru Swim pm [79,000 AADT 699 43.000 AA®T � Legend 5MAkT {minj .aTrr. SMART Plan Corridors Travel Time Comparison Morning Commute to Government Center Starting trip at 7_00a.m. using Google Maps and MOT Tracker Advance a Comprehensive Unified Vision Submitted into the public record for item (s) NA.1 on 10/12/2017. City Clerk ✓ Consensus of Stakeholders, Public & Elected Officials ✓ Maximize Funding Opportunities ✓ Maximize Partnerships ✓ Move to Implementation... / Ask, Allk Am, \ lunicipal-Grant Program (IV $40,000 — FY 2015 "Little Havana Bicycle and Pedestrian Submitted into the public record for item (s) NA.1 on 10/12/2017. City Clerk GP) Mobility" ✓ $43,000 — FY 2013 "Overtown/Wynwood Bicycle Pedestrian Mobility Plan" $33,000 — FY 2013 "Regional Intermodal Plan" $48,000 — FY 2012 "Baywalk Action Plan" $48,000 — FY 2011 "Health District Bicycle and Pedestrian Mobility Study" $48,000 — FY 2007 "Civic Center Circulator Phase II" U -`T `- 44A AICA Bicycle/Pedestrian Mo6li+-5 Pian Total = $2609000 t; .5RIM- t X11 FAzAbx E0 S E FTC Southeast Florida Transportation Council MIAMI -DARE EXPRESSWAY AUTHORITY LATIN BUILDERS ASSOCIATION, INC. SOUTH RTA AUTHORITYAOREGIONAL ON greater .•s:� miami The Beacon Council chamber Econ lade Caenry's t Pai n ©f corr>Irnerce-. Emnomic�evelopmenTPodnership tted into the public for item (s) NA.1 10/12/2017. City Clerk x.1I MIAMI) LLAKES Growing Beouti fully I MIAMI DDA DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY South Florida Regional Council MIAMI BEACH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Miami -Dade Transportation Planning Organization AILEEN BOUCLE, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR www. miamidadetpo.org #MiamiSMARTP?W- I