Transportation Advisory Board May 21, 2014
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1 Transportation Advisory Board May 21,
2 2040 TPP Schedule April 2013 to May 2014: Policymaker Task Force, Partner Agency Work Group and other stakeholder discussions on preparation of draft 2040 TPP December 2013: Council, TAB Investment Factors workshop January to May 2014: Monthly progress updates with TAB, TAC and Transportation Committee May 28, 2014: Thrive MSP 2040 adopted May to July 2014: Draft for public comment to TAC,TAB, Transportation Committee, Council (TAB June 18) July through September 2014: Public comment on DRAFT 2040 TPP October to November: Revisions based on public comment December 2014: Final plan adoption 2
3 Part II Draft Outline a.existing System Descriptions b.strategies with Supporting Text c. Transportation System Finance d.land Use and Transportation e.modal Investment Direction and Plans a. Highway b. Transit c. Bicycle and pedestrian d. Freight e. Aviation 3
4 4 Freight Investment Direction
5 Freight Modes Trucks on Roadways Freight Railroads Barges on River Air 5
6 Freight Challenges and Opportunities Capacity and Congestion High Fuel Costs Connectivity- the Last Mile Freight Safety Freight Security Freight Terminals and Adjacent Land Uses 6
7 Freight Investment Considerations by Mode TPP includes highway and aviation investment plans Region has minimal involvement in planning other modes Freight rail is planned by individual railroads River system- Army Corps, port authorities, private terminal operators 7
8 Freight Trucks on Roadways - TPP Highway Plan Preservation of bridges and pavement Active traffic management Lower-cost/high-benefit mobility improvements MnPASS lanes directly benefit shipments by singleunit commercial vehicles, vans, pickups and courier cars MnPASS lanes free up capacity in adjacent general purpose lanes, so less corridor congestion for larger trucks Strategic capacity enhancement 8
9 Freight Air Freight - TPP Aviation Plan Freight terminal area of MSP relocated and rebuilt I-494 and 34th Avenue interchange rebuilt in 2013 No major air freight upgrades currently planned Airfield, passenger improvements may also benefit freight 9
10 Freight Rail and Intermodal Surge in rail traffic on BNSF, CP due to Bakken oil Railroads investing to reduce delays Safety of Bakken crude-by-rail flow is concern Container-based shipping increased, region s two primary rail-truck intermodal terminals near capacity State Rail plan identified many rail bottlenecks in region Joint public/private role where these impact passenger rail Few excess rail lines remain in region, so expect few additional railroad abandonments 10
11 Freight River Barges Current port terminals in Saint Paul, Minneapolis, Savage Minneapolis has low volume, likely to close St Paul is largest generator on river system above St Louis Diversification in commodities, balancing inbound and outbound cargo 11
12 Freight Other Freight Planning Affecting Region Minnesota Statewide Freight Plan (MnDOT, 2005) Statewide Freight and Passenger Rail Plan (MnDOT, 2010) Statewide Multimodal Transportation Plan (MnDOT, 2012) Statewide Ports and Waterways Plan (MnDOT, 2013) Twin Cities Regional Freight Study (MnDOT and Metro Council,
13 Draft Bicycle & Pedestrian Investment Direction Transportation Advisory Board May 21,
14 Section Overview Key messages Biking/walking are effective transportation solutions within and near congested centers Pedestrian planning best performed at local level Bicycle planning to ensure regional continuity is an important regional role Pedestrian planning is integral to planning for other modes, so is mainly discussed in other modal sections 14
15 Section Overview Integration of Pedestrian Planning with Other Modes Land Use & Local Planning section ( Pedestrian Planning Considerations ) Highway section (Highway investments) Transit section (Transit planning basics) 15
16 Proposed Regional Bicycle Transportation Network Network Development Analysis Factors: 1. Regional Job Concentrations 2. Other Regional Destinations 3. Bicycle Travel Demand 4. Connecting with Transit 5. Future Population Density 6. System Equity 16
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18 Proposed Regional Bicycle Transportation Network Characteristics: Backbone arterial system for regional transportation Intent to encourage coordinated planning and implementation An integrated, seamless network of on-street bikeways and off-road trails 18
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20 20 Investment Direction Regional Bicycle Transportation Network Tier 1 Corridors given highest priority Tier 2 Corridors given second highest priority Critical Bicycle Transportation Links Close a gap in the RBTN Provide short connecting trail between RBTN and local bikeway network. Improve continuity and connections between jurisdictions (on or off regional network) Improve or remove physical barrier (on or off regional network)
21 Investment Direction Other Investment Prioritization Factors Opportunities for Pedestrian Improvements Safety Cost-effectiveness Multimodal Projects Reconstruction of Existing Facilities 21
22 22 Aviation Investment Direction
23 Overview Twin Cities Regional Aviation System is a well developed aviation system that serves the need of the metropolitan region. Updated TPP Aviation plan has minimal change from Protection and maintenance of this system is important for economic competitiveness for the region. Federal government actions could affect the system and the traveling public. Aviation roles vary between federal, state, regional and local governmental units. 23
24 Regional Aviation System Map 24
25 System Changes Since 2010 Many projects have been completed at both MSP and the reliever airports. Reliever airport LTCP s being updated. 25
26 Aviation Trends COMMERCIAL SERVICES Aviation industry is readjusting to larger size aircraft with fewer flights and leaner operations. Less capacity yields higher prices for commercial service. 26
27 Aviation Trends GENERAL AVIATION Recreational segment likely to continue decreasing operations. Increased costs Aging fleet Older pilot population From a system standpoint, maintenance more pressing than increased capacity MAC continues to explore complementary non-aviation land use development 27
28 Airport Classification and Roles Airports are classified according to their role and function. National Level - National Plan of Integrated Airport System (NPIAS) State System State plans usually include more airports than the National Plan Metropolitan Council System Terminology reflects metropolitan region airport considerations 28
29 Airport Classifications and Role Airport Federal NPIAS State Regional MSP St. Paul Downtown Commercial Service-Primary Key Major Reliever Key Intermediate Flying Cloud Reliever Key Minor Anoka County- Blaine Reliever Key Minor Crystal Reliever Intermediate Minor Lake Elmo Reliever Intermediate Minor Airlake Reliever Intermediate Minor South St. Paul Reliever Intermediate Minor Forest Lake N/A Landing Strip Minor 29
30 MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT LTCP OBJECTIVES Keep existing runways, improve taxiways Continue the pavement maintenance program Expand/Rehabilitate Terminal 1 Building, add Gates and tram on concourse G/H, add Parking Expand Terminal 2 Improve road access to Terminals 1 & 2 30
31 Appendices Air Transportation Glossary Individual Airport LTCP s. Updated with SGS (So. St. Paul s) LTCP National/State Classifications Airport Service Areas Land Use Compatibility Guidelines Capital Investment Review Process Airport Capacity Criteria 31
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