APPENDIX D: LETTERS OF SUPPORT. SUNIGA/LEMAY MULTI-MODAL AND FREIGHT CONNECTIVITY PROJECT TIGER Discretionary Grant Application June 4, 2015
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1 APPENDIX D: LETTERS OF SUPPORT SUNIGA/LEMAY MULTI-MODAL AND FREIGHT CONNECTIVITY PROJECT TIGER Discretionary Grant Application June 4, 2015
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10 June 5, 2015 United States Department of Transportation Anthony Foxx, Secretary of Transportation 1200 Jersey Avenue, SE Washington, DC Dear Secretary Foxx; I am writing in support of the City of Fort Collins application for funding as a part of the 2015 Transportation Investment Generating Economic Recovery (TIGER) grant. The City of Fort Collins project, Suniga / Lemay Multi-Modal and Freight Connectivity Project, will provide funding for the construction of a grade separated crossing at the Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF) railroad at Lemay Avenue and Vine Drive and the construction of Suniga Drive (New Vine Drive) from State Highway 287 to Timberline Road. The City of Fort Collins has done great due diligence in studying the need for such a project. After 30 years of study and continual increases in vehicle and train traffic, accidents and city growth, the City of Fort Collins has prioritized this project as its #1 transportation capital project. The City of Fort Collins has utilized an extensive planning process working in partnership with City Departments, BNSF, area businesses and local neighborhood groups to determine the best plan to appropriately serve the project area and increase the safety and vitality of the affected neighborhoods. The City of Fort Collins previously developed a land use and economic development plan for the surrounding area and has moved to the next phase of preliminary design for the project. The grade separated crossing proposed in the Suniga / Lemay Multi-Modal and Freight Connectivity Project is a critical part of the transportation infrastructure within the City of Fort Collins. Improvement of the intersection has become a safety issue for BNSF, emergency services, and the travelling public. Along with improved safety, additional benefits stemming from this project include: multi-modal and transit infrastructure, increased reliability in freight movement, revitalization of three underserved neighborhoods adjacent to the project area, and increased access to business and educational services for the citizens of Fort Collins. The Fort Collins Area Chamber of Commerce is excited about the prospect of improving multi-modal connections and relieving vehicle and train congestion in northeast Fort Collins. The Chamber is an active and forward-focused organization of 1,000 members, with a wide range of supporters from sole proprietors to large, multi-national corporations. Our organizations focus centers on the importance that the business perspective is heard and understood by public officials. Our Chamber has earned the prestigious national 5- star accreditation, putting us in the top 1% of all chambers throughout the United States. We offer our full support in the City of Fort Collins Suniga / Lemay Multi-Modal and Freight Connectivity Project application for funding. Sincerely, The Fort Collins Area Chamber of Commerce David L. May President & CEO
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12 June 5, 2015 United States Department of Transportation Anthony Foxx, Secretary of Transportation 1200 Jersey Avenue, SE Washington, DC Dear Secretary Foxx; I am writing in support of the City of Fort Collins application for funding as a part of the 2015 Transportation Investment Generating Economic Recovery (TIGER) grant. The City of Fort Collins project, Suniga / Lemay Multi-Modal and Freight Connectivity Project, will provide funding for the construction of a grade separated crossing at the Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF) railroad at Lemay Avenue and Vine Drive and the construction of Suniga Drive (New Vine Drive) from State Highway 287 to Timberline Road. The City of Fort Collins has done great due diligence in studying the need for such a project. After 30 years of study and continual increases in vehicle and train traffic, accidents and city growth, the City of Fort Collins has prioritized this project as its #1 transportation capital project. The City of Fort Collins has utilized an extensive planning process working in partnership with City Departments, BNSF, area businesses and local neighborhood groups to determine the best plan to appropriately serve the project area and increase the safety and vitality of the affected neighborhoods. The City of Fort Collins previously developed a land use and economic development plan for the surrounding area and has moved to the next phase of preliminary design for the project. The grade separated crossing proposed in the Suniga / Lemay Multi-Modal and Freight Connectivity Project is a critical part of the transportation infrastructure within the City of Fort Collins. Improvement of the intersection has become a safety issue for BNSF, emergency services, and the traveling public. Along with improved safety, additional benefits stemming from this project include: multi-modal and transit infrastructure, increased reliability in freight movement, revitalization of three underserved neighborhoods adjacent to the project area, and increased access to business and educational services for the citizens of Fort Collins. The Fort Collins Hosing Authority (FCHA) is excited about the prospect of improving multimodal connections and relieving vehicle and train congestion in northeast Fort Collins. The FCHA s focus is a triple bottom line approach to providing affordable housing and supportive services. Our organization assists over 5,000 individuals in Fort Collins and throughout Larimer County. We are actively pursuing land bank opportunities in the northeast part of the City (Mountain Vista subarea) in an effort to meet citizen demand for affordable housing. I offer my full support in the City of Fort Collins Suniga / Lemay Multi-Modal and Freight Connectivity Project application for funding. Sincerely, Julie Brewen CEO/Executive Director
13 Transportation Board Olga Duvall, Chair Eric Shenk, Vice Chair United States Department of Transportation Anthony Foxx, Secretary of Transportation 1200 Jersey Avenue, SE Washington, DC Dear Secretary Foxx; I am writing in support of the City of Fort Collins application for funding as a part of the 2015 Transportation Investment Generating Economic Recovery (TIGER) grant. The City of Fort Collins project, Suniga / Lemay Multi-Modal and Freight Connectivity Project, will provide funding for the construction of a grade separated crossing at the Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF) railroad at Lemay Avenue and Vine Drive and the construction of Suniga Drive (New Vine Drive) from State Highway 287 to Timberline Road. The City of Fort Collins has done great due diligence in studying the need for such a project. After 30 years of study and continual increases in vehicle and train traffic, accidents and city growth, the City of Fort Collins has prioritized this project as its #1 transportation capital project. The City of Fort Collins has utilized an extensive planning process working in partnership with City Departments, BNSF, area businesses and local neighborhood groups to determine the best plan to appropriately serve the project area and increase the safety and vitality of the affected neighborhoods. The City of Fort Collins previously developed a land use and economic development plan for the surrounding area and has moved to the next phase of preliminary design for the project. The grade separated crossing proposed in the Suniga / Lemay Multi-Modal and Freight Connectivity Project is a critical part of the transportation infrastructure within the City of Fort Collins. Improvement of the intersection has become a safety issue for BNSF, emergency services, and the travelling public. Along with improved safety, additional benefits stemming from this project include: multi-modal and transit infrastructure, increased reliability in freight movement, revitalization of three underserved neighborhoods adjacent to the project area, and increased access to business and educational services for the citizens of Fort Collins. The City of Fort Collins Transportation Board (The Board) is excited about the prospect of improving multi-modal connections and relieving vehicle and train congestion in northeast Fort Collins. The Board is a citizen led, advisory group which examines issues relating to financing, the development and implementation of projects pertaining to multi-modal improvements, transportation congestion, and connectivity. The Board coordinates with other City boards, municipalities throughout the region, offers recommendations to the Fort Collins City Council on key transportation issues and solutions. The Board offers its full support in the City of Fort Collins Suniga / Lemay Multi-Modal and Freight Connectivity Project application for funding. Sincerely, Olga Duvall Transportation Board Chair
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