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Federal Highway Administration Federal Transit Administration
Florida Division Office Region 4 Office
545 John Knox Road, Suite 200 230 Peachtree Street NW, Suite 800
Tallahassee, Florida 32303 Atlanta, Georgia 30303
(850) 553-2200 (404) 865-5600
www.fhwa.dot.gov/div
September 30, 2014
Mr. /\rund:f?rnsld
Secretary of
Florida Department of Transportation
605 Suwannce Street / MS-59
Tallahassee, Florida 32399-04.
Subject: Approval of FY 2015-2018 STIP and Statewide Planning Finding
The following is in ruponse to the Department’s transmittal of the Fiscal Year (FY) 2014/2015 ~
2017/2018 Ty provement Programs (TIPs) for Florida's 26 Marmllun Planning
Organizations )fofounevww, which mcludeuhe ofq)pmvnl for the MPO TIPs,
Florida's FY 2015-2018 S Transp ! STIP), and the
of the state planning process, dated ber 16, 20]4 Ourvmmsmcuopomnmd
statewide planning pmuss findinss and actions are summarized below:
1. Metropolitan Transportation Planning Processes and TIPs:
Based upon our review of the annual “self-certification” jointly developed b
eochoftheMPOsandlhe ent and our joint certifi reviews of Ti i
Management Areas (TMAs) uring 2014, we dammmnflvzowfms 2017/
2018 TIPs developed and ad: byencho sZGMPOsm on a continuing,
conclude that the content
and elements of each of the TIPs g nusf{):‘cmqulmmuofuusc I34 49US.C.
5303, 23 CFR Part 450 (Subpart C) and 49 CFR Part 613 (Subpart C).
2. Statewide Transportation Planning Process and the STIP:
23 US.C. 135(f)(4) and 23 CFR 450.218 require that the Federal Highway Administration /
Federal Transit Administration (FHWA / FTA) approval of the STIP include a finding that the
process from which the STIP was developed is consistent with the provisions of 23 U.S.C. 134
and 135 and 49 U.S.C. 5303 - 5305. Since 1995, an “annual assessment” of various aspects of
the statewide transportation planning pmmhubaunlkcymeofinfomuuonm
supporting this FHWA/FTA sunmde planning finding.
is
0n.luly30.20l4,a ing was conducted with various bers of your staff to discuss
Florida's ion plannil d for your refe and infc
a copy of the |;po that that the id p planning process
gvunsfiuflsel.boveleqmmnenu
Mr. Ananth Prasad 2
September 30, 2013
In summary, our review of the STIP, 'l'fl"l.lndmppommdoamflmm concludes that the FY
2015-2018 STIP substantially meets the process and content 0f 23 U.S.C. 134 and
IS.SJ%;JEA: 5303 - 5305, BCFRPm‘SO(Sntnd and 49 CFR Part 613 (Subparts
luding the involvement and fiscal constraint. Therefore, on
hd:dfofbothqwmAlFl‘A Florida’s FY 2014/15-2017/18 STIP is hereby approved.
Wemkfnnwudm i da: md i m!he\‘ mm the local/
mnm;q'vine 3 Flmdu nmpommmheho in further
p the various s o p isions in federal law.
If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact Ms. LeeAnn Jacobs at (850) 5532219
or Andres Ramirez ut (404) 865-5611.
Sincerely,
\ ég .
James Christian Yvette G. Taylor
Federal Highway Administration Fi Transit Administration
Enclosure: Annual Statewide Assessment Report (1ca Hard copy attached, cc: will reccive
electronic copy)
cc: Ms. Lora Hollingsworth, FDOT (MS-57)
Ms. Lisa Saliba, FDOT 21)
Mr. James Jobe, FDOT 21)
Mr. Jim Wood, 28)
Mr. H MPOAC (MS-28B)
Mr. Billy 2 , FDOT (District 1)
Mr. Greg Evans, = istrict 2]
Mr. Tommy Barfield, , FDOT (District 3)
Mr. Jim Wolfe, Secretary, (District 4)
m.g‘:mbs Seu;hry,l’b(!l:g?:uf)
e Pego, Secretary, DOT (Distri
Mr. Paul Steinman, , FDOT (District 7)
Ms. Diane Gutierrez-Se ,wm.m‘:mm«m
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809
AS-OF DATE: 07/01/2014
I7TEM
DISTRICT: 03
FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
OFFICE OF WORK PROGRAM
REPORT
NUMBER:422253 1 PROJECT DESCRI!
FEDERAL PROJECT NUMBER: <N/A>
PHASE: OPI / AGENCY ¢ BY
DDR 1,300,046 440,269
DPTO 0 0
w 1,300,046 440,265 450,488
TOTAL <N/A> 2,600,092 . 900,976
TOTAL 422253 1 2,600,092 .538 900,976
TOTAL Project: 2,600,092 880,538 900,976
ITEM NUMBER:422254
DISTRICT: 03
1 PROJRCT DESCRIPTION:OKALOOSA COUNTY SECTION 5307 QPERATING |
COUNTY :OKALOOSA
FEDERAL PROJECT NUMBER: <N/A>
PHASE: OPBRATIONS /
1
TOTAL <N/A>
TOTAL 422254 1
0
450,281
450,281
900,562
900,562
900,562
DATE RUN: 10/14/2014
TIME RUN
t 07.07.59
MBRSTIP-1
'NON-SIS!
TYPE OF WORK:OPERATING POR FPIXED ROUTE
2018
461,922
0
923,844
477,172
0
477,172
954,344
3,129,897
450,281
.
TYPE OF WORK:OPERATING FOR FPIXED ROUTE
1,400,000
1,400,000
1,400,000
PAGE 810 FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
AS-OF DATE: 07/01/2014 OFFICE OF WORK PROGRAM
530t
DATE RUN: 10/14/2014
RUN: 07.07.59
MBRSTIP-1
'NON-SI5%
TYPE OF WORK:OPERATING POR FIXED ROUTE
GREATER
THAN ALL
2017 2018 2018
° o o 600,000
o o o 600,000
o o Q 1,200,000
o o o 1,200,000
o ° o 2,600,000
*NON-SIS*
TYPE OF WORK:CAPITAL POR FIXED ROUTE
2,000,000
2,000,000
2,000,000
811
AS-OF DATE: 07/01/2014
DATE RUN: 10/14/2014
TIME RUN: 07.07.59
MBRSTIP-1
*NON-SIS*
ITEM NUMBER:422255 2 PROJECT DESCRIPTION:OKALOOSA COUNTY SECTION 5307 CAPITAL
DISTRICT:03 COUNTY : TYPE OF WORK:CAPITAL FOR FIXED ROUTE
FROJECT LENGTH: .000
LESS GREATER
PUND THAN THAN ALL
CODE 2018 2018 2016 2017 2018 2018 YEARS
: OKALOOSA COUNTY
2,450,000 1,608,000 713,000 790,000 6,556,000
2, 402,500 178,250 197,500 1,639,500
TOTAL <N/A> o 3,062,500 2,010,500 891,250 1, »750 . 195,500
TOTAL 422285 2 ° 3,062,500 2,010,500 891,250 1,243,750 987,500 8,195,500
ITEM NUMBER:422255 3 FROJECT DSCRIPTION:OKALOOSA COUNTY SECTION 5307 OPERATING “NON-SI8%
DISTRICT:03 ‘COUNTY : OKALOOSA TYPE OF WORK:OPERATING FOR FIXED ROUTE
LENGTH: .000
LESS GREATER
FUND THAN THAN ALL
2015 2015 2016 2017 2018 2018 YEARS
FEDERAL PROJECT NUMBER: <N/A>
PHASE: /
FTA 1,300,000 1,475,000 1,325,000 8,425,000
124 0,000 1,475,000 1,325,000 8,425,000
TOTAL <N, 00,000 2,950,000 2,650,000 16,850,000
TOTAL 422288 3 00,000 2,950,000 2,650,000 16,850,000
TOTAL e 4,600,000 3,841,250 3,093,750 27,045,500
