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1 Make a Real Difference Project by Project like feeding one child, really well, neglecting group System Approach feeding all the children, building stronger community
2 GreenLITES & Perspective Gary R. McVoy, Ph.D. NYSDOT Director of Operations June 2010
3 Sustainability Triple Bottom Line Environment Social Economy
4 NYSDOT 7,632 State Bridges 9,800 Local Bridges 40,000 State lane miles 200,000 local lane miles 141 billion vehicle miles annually
5 Our survival is linked to environmental, social and economic systems
6 NEPA and project review Walk Forward... Select project Work through system Get permittable project This process doesn t ask: Is it the best TBL project? Maximize social, economic and environmental benefits? This paradigm focuses on: Least damage while achieving Transportation objective. Permittable Project
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11 The Paradigm is Shifting... FHWA: Eco Logical: An Ecosystem Approach to Developing Infrastructure Projects FHWA Planning and Environmental Linkages Program Linking Conservation and Transportation Planning Workshops Livability Initiative
12 Transportation in service to a sustainable society
13 Walk Back... Social Environment Economy Look at the systems Transportation Ecosystems Community network What are the needs? Environmental quality Community viability Economic development Actions
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19 Sustainable Society Manages resources in a way that fulfills the community/social, economic and environmental needs of the present without compromising the needs and opportunities of future generations.
20 NYSDOT s Sustainability Goals Support a vibrant economy. Enhance quality of life for everyone. Plan, design, operate and maintain our transportation system in support of a sustainable society. Do not deplete, and if possible, enhance resources for future generations.
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28 Highway expansion in NYS - Not Lane miles increased by 0.07%
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30 Minimal Highway expansion in US Lane miles increased by 0.26% /yr
31 Sustainability Triple Bottom Line Environment Social Economy
32 Engage all staff Measure and improve performance Promote best practices Identify gaps in thinking Identify gaps in funding Start conversations
33 GreenLITES Planning Project Solicitation Tool developed by NYSDOT in collaboration with several NYS Metropolitan Planning Organizations (MPOs). Tool s purpose is to ensure a more balanced approach in selecting projects and making sustainable transportation decisions. Municipalities self rate their proposed projects. Rated projects considered by MPOs for inclusion in the Transportation Improvement Program (TIP).
34 GreenLITES Design Project designs are evaluated for over 175 possible sustainable practices in the five categories.
35 GreenLITES for Operations GreenLITES incorporated into Annual Maintenance & Operations Plan Started in 2009 Within 15 categories: Bridges, Pavement, Drainage, Signal & Lighting, Snow & Ice, Facilities, ITS, Roadside Environment, Guiderail, Signs, Fleet Admin, Walls & Rock Slopes, Safety, Multimodal Over 95 green items added Promote innovative practices
36 Draft Regional Assessment Tool Economy Current State / Metric? Desired State Access to jobs and labor Transportation Preservation (Maintenance backlog) Transit passenger miles Environment Petroleum consumption reduction Air Quality CO2 emissions Water Quality Habitat Quality Social Equity (Includes Livability & Safety) Fatality and injury reductions per VMT Improved mobility for all including the disadvantaged and disabled Generational Equity Access to affordable transportation
37 GreenLITES Certification Levels Certification level based on total points received. The highest certification goes to designs and operations which clearly advance the state of sustainable transportation solutions. Level: Non- Certified Certified Silver Gold Evergreen Symbol: No Symbol Design Points: & up
38 Earth Day & GreenLITES Evergreen plaques Silver, Gold certificates. 3 rd Year: 260 projects, 90 Operations Groups, 11 Regions, 5 External
39 Organic Freeware Began with Design based on: Building industry LEED program U of Washington Greenroads initiative Evolved to include all activities Transparent self certification program Still a Work in Progress Others encouraged to use and adapt
40 Applying GreenLITES
41 Addressing Stormwater
42 GreenLITES Meets Lake Geroge Assesses all projects, all residencies and all activities as they influence sustainability across the region. Evaluates individual projects for incorporation of sustainable practices. Ensure balanced approach in selecting projects and making sustainable transportation decisions. Integrates sustainability into Maintenance and Operations Plans.
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46 Sustainability & Water Environment - Water Quality - Habitat Social -Navigation -Community Economy -Recreation -Tourism
47 GreenLITES Design
48 Sustainability & Water Environment - Water Quality - Habitat Social -Navigation -Community Economy -Recreation -Tourism
49 GreenLITES Operations water quality maintenance issues
50 Sustainability & Water Environment - Water Quality - Habitat Social -Navigation -Community Economy -Recreation -Tourism
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61 Operations Actions: Reduce road salt application by 20% along effected routes. Apply following MOP Items: 73c Salt Sensitivity Awareness Training 73b RWISS/MDSS 73e Use salt brine or alternative deicers 73a, 112o Use living or mechanical snow fences Project Design Actions: In all regional projects use living snow fence item: S 5d where appropriate. Project Planning Actions: Ensure project solicitation tool question 3 (environmental protection) covers salt issues. Operations Actions: For Phosphorus use MOP item numbers: 32 increase sweeping, 33 Clean catch basins, 44a address wash out threats 112h reduce mowing, 108 partner with other agencies to educate public on how residents can reduce phosphorous loading For Sediment loading use MOP Items: 106 vegetation erosion & sediment controls, 44a address washout treats 31 sweeping, 106 hydro seed, Project Design Actions: For Phosphorus, be certain projects use scorecard items: W1a, W1c, W2a, W2e (Stormwater mgt and other water quality MP s) For sediment loading, be certain projects use scorecard items: M4a, M4b, M4d, M4e (Bioengineering techniques) Project Planning Actions: Ensure project solicitation tool question 3 (environmental protection) covers phosphorus and sedimentation issues.
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63 NEPA and project review Walk Forward... Select project Work through system Get permittable project This process doesn t ask: Is it the best TBL project? Maximize social, economic and environmental benefits? This paradigm focuses on: Least damage while achieving Transportation objective. Permittable Project
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65 Walk Back... Social Environment Economy Look at the systems Transportation Ecosystems Community network What are the needs? Environmental quality Community viability Economic development Actions
66 Draft Regional Assessment Tool Economy Current State / Metric? Desired State Access to jobs and labor Transportation Preservation (Maintenance backlog) Transit passenger miles Environment Petroleum consumption reduction Air Quality CO2 emissions Water Quality Habitat Quality Social Equity (Includes Livability & Safety) Fatality and injury reductions per VMT Improved mobility for all including the disadvantaged and disabled Generational Equity Access to affordable transportation
67 Regional Look Back
68 Explore data sources
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72 Inspection & Maintenance Information
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75 Road Mileage County Local State & Federal Basin Totals County Local State & Federal Municipal Total
76 Get perspective Calculated Sand Application Rate Ten Year Annual Average Average Sand Application (tons per year per lane mile) Total Sand Application Basin Wide (tons per year) 29,000 Average Salt Application (tons per year per lane mile) Total Road Salt Application Basin Wide (tons per year) 9,000
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83 Other aspects... Water quality improvements Bicycle and walking paths Habitat connectivity Main Street businesses Marina development Economic opportunities Community improvements
84 Walking Back... Plans Projects Practices Partnerships
85 Sustainable Lake George
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87 Sustainability / GreenLITES Change Awareness Change Attitudes Change Policy Change Practice Change Results
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89 Make a Real Difference Sustainable Society feeding all the children, building stronger community Project by Project like feeding one child, really well, neglecting group
90 GreenLITES Coordination Our intent is to integrate and align GreenLITES practices in our Planning, Design/Construction and Operations program areas not just looking at the best of the best but normalized for all activities/decisions.
91 GreenLITES Guiding Principles Not prescriptive All staff consider sustainability Region decides what to include Understand cost is a competing priority Keep it simple Learn as we go
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105 NEPA and project review Permittable Project Need to change from... Select project Force through system Get permittable project This process doesn t ask: Is it the right project? Does is have social, economic and environmental benefits? This paradigm focuses on: What is the least environmental harm for predetermined action? Are we feeding one, or many?
106 Turn it around Social Environment Economy Look at the systems Transportation system Ecosystems Community network What are the needs? Environmental quality Community viability Economic development How can our decisions support the needs?
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109 Solicitation Tool Details Seven Question Tool: 1. Is the project consistent with current local comprehensive plan (developed within last 10 years), and does that Plan address sustainable practices (see below)? Yes No Comments 1a. Does the Plan provide a clear vision of community objectives and priorities? 1b. Is the Plan consistent with regional plans? 1c. Does the zoning map and zoning ordinances reflect the intent of the Plan? 1d. Does the Plan incorporate walkable communities and /or complete streets concepts? 1e. Has the Plan been developed through an enhanced public outreach effort? This would involve reaching out to all members of the community, including minority and low income and Limited English Proficiency populations. 1f. Does the Plan promote population and development densities that are sufficient to warrant public transit?
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113 Solicitation Tool Details Seven Question Tool: 1. Is the project consistent with current local comprehensive plan (developed within last 10 years), and does that Plan address sustainable practices (see below)? Yes No Comments 1a. Does the Plan provide a clear vision of community objectives and priorities? 1b. Is the Plan consistent with regional plans? 1c. Does the zoning map and zoning ordinances reflect the intent of the Plan? 1d. Does the Plan incorporate walkable communities and /or complete streets concepts? 1e. Has the Plan been developed through an enhanced public outreach effort? This would involve reaching out to all members of the community, including minority and low income and Limited English Proficiency populations. 1f. Does the Plan promote population and development densities that are sufficient to warrant public transit?
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