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iiN <br /> STIP <br /> District 3's draft 2009-2012 STIP was determined to be"over programmed" State Transportation <br /> by$4.5 million by the Mn/DOT Office of Investment Management in central Improvement Program— <br /> office. Other budget impacts included the advanced House File 2800 projects, STIP is a four-year timeframe <br /> project cost increases(inflation)and decreases. The group rebalanced the STIP and updated annually <br /> and increased the Bridge and Road Construction(BARC)maintenance set <br /> asides by an additional$1 million per year, for a total of$4 million per year. BARC <br /> Bridge and Road Construction- <br /> Decision on hardship right of way acquisition requests preventative maintenance <br /> As part of the draft STIP rebalancing effort, we discussed our practice on program; projects are chosen <br /> "hardship"right of way acquisition requests, as there was an inquiry on one each year based on need, <br /> of our future expansion projects that would have affected our right of way set thus money Is set aside for <br /> asides. After a lengthy discussion and in a change from our past practices, maintenance(ex. bituminous <br /> we agreed to follow the Mn/DOT guidance:we cannot approve right of way seal coats) <br /> hardship requests on any projects unless the project is scheduled in our <br /> four-year STIP. HIP <br /> Highway Improvement <br /> Program-HIP is a ten-year <br /> Our estimated total(federal and state)construction and timeframe and updated as <br /> `s right of way revenues for six years between fiscal years needed; usually annually <br /> 2013-2018 Is$375 million(about$62 million per year). <br /> Table below illustrates decisions made. HPP <br /> High Priority Project -a <br /> federally funded project which <br /> Set asides Per year a congress member has <br /> selected for funding . <br /> Road preservation $20 million <br /> BARC-maintenance prevention $4 million Set asides <br /> Bridge preservation/replacements $7 million Funds set aside to be spent <br /> Cooperative agreements $1 million each year for current project <br /> needs or repairs. Budget <br /> Supplemental agreements and overruns $3.7 million amounts are based on <br /> Miscellaneous agreements $800,000 yearly spent averages. <br /> Miscellaneous right of way-not related to expansion $1.5 million <br /> Hardship acquisitions <br /> Consultant services-mainly for construction and right of way $800,000 Early acquisition of property <br /> Landscape partnerships $30,000 by the applicant at the <br /> Safety improvements $1 million property owner's request to <br /> Highway Safety Improvement Program $1.24 million alleviate particular hardship <br /> to the owner, In contrast to <br /> Set aside total over six years(plus inflation) $277 million others, because of an inability <br /> Balance remaining for new projects over six years $98 million to sell his property. <br /> (ex.four-lane expansion) <br /> WIDOT District 3-June 98, 2008 1 <br />
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