FHWA TTP Update and Alaska Projects.pptx
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Tribal Transportation Program
Update
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•! TTP Funding / Reauthorization
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Update to 25 CFR 170
TTP Safety Funding
Bridge Inspections and FHWA’s NPRM
Proposal on Dual Language Signs
Use of 23 USC 202(a)(9) to Transfer Funds
Federal Lands Acting Associate Administrator
TIGER VII
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•! Public Law 113 -159
o! Kept Highway Trust Fund solvent and extended
the provisions of MAP-21 through May 31, 2015.
o! 8 months = 67 %
•! Public Law 113 – 235
o! Appropriations Bill provided limitation for TTP
for the entire year (through September 30, 2015).
•! So, PL 113-159 is the limiting action
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67 % of the FY15 funding has been made available.
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•! Additional congressional action will be needed
before May 31
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To make the final 33 % of the FY 2015
TTP funding available to the Tribes.
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•! Current situation:
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FY 15 Tribal Shares are posted on BIA and FHWA
websites
•! Tribal shares determined using 3rd year of
transition to TTP statutory formula
–!Basis: 40 % IRR FY11 tribal shares, 60 % TTP
funding formula
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Tribal shares and planning (67 %) are being
distributed.
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•! The Administration’s Proposal
GROW AMERICA ACT
“Generating Renewal, Opportunity, and Work with
Accelerated Mobility, Efficiency, and Rebuilding of
Infrastructure and Communities throughout America”
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6 year Bill
TTP:
•! Program size increases each year beginning at $507M
•! No change to statutory funding formula
•! Some change in takedowns
•! Brings HPP back into the primary program
This proposal is still supported by the Administration
and was just presented to Congress.
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•! The existing MAP 21 is $450 million per year
GROW AMERICA - Requested Authorized Amounts
FY 2016 - $507 million
FY 2019 - $538
million
FY 2017 - $517 million
FY 2020 - $548.8 million
FY 2018 - $527 million
FY 2021 - $559.7 million
6 year total - $3.1975 billion
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•! Takedowns: MAP 21 compared to GROW AMERICA:
Category
MAP 21
GROW
AMERICA
PM&O
6%
6%
Bridge
2%
4%
Planning
2%
3%
Safety
2%
2%
HPP
0
7%
Comment
No change
Increased for bridge
inspections and projects
Increased for improved
data collection
No change
Brings program and
funding back under TTP
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•! Takedowns
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(cont’d.)
Initial program $$ increase in GROW AMERICA
offsets the increase in takedowns.
•! Other:
o! “Nationally Significant Federal Lands and
Tribal Projects” Program
•! $150 million/year, $50 million projects
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•! NPRM published in Federal Register on
December 19, 2014.
•! 6 consultation sessions have been held:
o! (Sacramento, Phoenix, Minneapolis, Oklahoma
City, Anchorage, and Seattle).
•! Comment period ended March 20, 2015
•! BIA and FHWA will address the comments received,
make approved changes to the NPRM, and publish a
Final Rule as soon as possible.
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•! 2% takedown – Approx. $8.6 million/year
•! FY 2013
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240 applications received totaling $27 million
Awarded 195 projects to 183 Tribes
•! FY 2014
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126 applications received totaling $27.1 million
Awarded 94 projects to 82 Tribes
•! FY 2015
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TTP Safety NOFA will be issued shortly. Emphasis will be
on getting awards announced before the end of the
calendar year. Webinar scheduled for early to mid-April.
Check the FHWA TTP website for more information.
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•! FHWA and BIA working to ensure inspections of
tribal bridges are carried out within the required
timeframe.
•! Contact BIA or FHWA regarding inspections of your
tribal bridges.
•! Bridge Inspection NPRM is under review at FHWA
and should be published in 2015.
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Consultation sessions will be carried out.
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•! FHWA has developed a proposed policy for
installation of dual language signs along roads
within tribal lands.
•! Proposed Policy is on FHWA’s TTP website.
•! Comments would be appreciated.
•! Please send any comments to
robert.sparrow@dot.gov or to the same location as
the NPRM comments.
•! Comments will be forwarded to the FHWA officials
for further action and response.
•! FHWA/BIA will work with the TTP Coordinating
Committee for further resolution.
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•! Provides authority for “Title 23” state, county,
or local funds to be provided to Tribes
through BIA or FHWA.
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State must request that funds be transferred to a
tribe for a project or activity
FHWA is finalizing language for its TTP Funding
Agreements and will individually work with a tribe
and state to complete.
Project is carried out like a TTP project.
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•! Joyce Curtis has retired.
•! Acting Associate Administrator for Federal Lands
is Robert Arnold
•! No change in program or support should be
expected.
•! New Associate Administrator should be named
very soon.
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•! Expect a NOFA very soon
•! Webinar for Tribes shortly after NOFA
o! Economic data provided by Tribes
o! Economic analysis performed by OST
•! TIGER Summit in D.C. on April 16
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•! Tribe: Manley Hot
Springs Village
•! Location: Manley Hot
Springs, Alaska.
•! 1.4 miles of 4R
reconstruction of village
streets.
•! Subexcavation, culverts,
embankment, gravel
surfacing, revegetation.
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Geotextile installed in road subexcavation
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Placing select borrow fill over the geotextile
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Roadside revegetation applied
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•! Tribe: Native Village of
Saint Michael
•! Location: Saint Michael,
Alaska.
•! 4.4 miles of 4R
reconstruction of village
streets.
•! Subexcavation, insulating
board, embankment,
culverts, gravel surfacing,
chip seal, revegetation.
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“Blueboard” insulating styrofoam under road
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“4R” Reconstruction of streets
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At-grade boardwalks
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Elevated boardwalk: Being built and finished
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•! Tribe: Stebbins
Community Association
•! Location: Stebbins, Alaska.
•! 3.2 miles of 3R and 4R
reconstruction of village
streets.
•! Subexcavation, insulating
board, embankment,
culverts, gravel surfacing,
synthetic fluid dust
abatement, revegetation.
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“Blueboard” insulating styrofoam under road
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“3R” Reconstruction and “4R” Reconstruction
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Synthetic fluid dust abatement on gravel road
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•! Tribe: Native Village of
Tuntutuliak
•! Location: Tuntutuliak,
Alaska.
•! 1.5 miles of new elevated
boardroad, 7’ to 10’ wide.
•! Boardroad elevated on
helical piers.
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Helical piers: Installation and finished
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Elevated boardroads
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Before
After
Rivercrest Road, Cawtawba Indian nation,
Rock Hill, S. Carolina
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Oglala Sioux Tribe, Cheyenne River Bridge,
Custer County, SD, SDDOT Partnership
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Trinidad Pier project,
Trinidad Rancheria, CA
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Lummi Tribe, Haxton Way roundabout,
Ferndale, WA
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•! Karl Gleason
FHWA TTP
Senior Tribal Coordinator
(360) 619-7823
email:!karl.gleason@dot.gov
•! FHWA TTP website:!
http://flh.fhwa.dot.gov/programs/ttp/
•! FHWA Program Delivery Guide:
http://flh.fhwa.dot.gov/programs/ttp/guide
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