Dan O’Leary, Chairperson Supervisor, Charter Township of Washington (Macomb County) Jeff Yaroch, Vice Chair Councilor, City of Richmond (Macomb County)
SEMCOG Offices 1001 Woodward Suite 1400 Detroit, Michigan 48226
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Wednesday, January 22, 2014 9:30 a.m.
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SEMCOG's offices are located on the 14th floor of the 1001 Building, on Woodward across from Campus Martius in downtown Detroit's Central Business District.
Our new address is: 1001 Woodward Avenue, Suite 1400, Detroit, MI 48226-1904 The following are directions to the new offices:
Get directions to this location using Google Maps (When getting online directions, we recommend using the parking structure address: 1 State Street, Detroit MI 48226-1904)
From inside the Parking structure After parking, go to the first floor of the structure, and use the north doors which will take you to the 1001 building lobby. The elevators are directly to the left. Proceed to the 14th floor.
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Transportation Advisory Council Meeting Agenda January 22, 2014
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I. Call to Order/Pledge of Allegiance
II. Approval of Agenda 3 Action Requested
III. Public Comments on Agenda Items
IV. Minutes of December 4, 2013 Meeting Action Requested December TAC Meeting Minutes 4
V. Bloomfield Township Winter Maintenance Program Duane Poole, Foreman, Road Division Information/video
VI. SEMCOG’s Transportation Decision Making Process Dan O’Leary, Chair, SEMCOG TAC Information
VII. Pedestrian Issues at Roundabouts Tom Blust, Engineering Director, Road Commission for Oakland County Information
VIII. SEMCOG Report A. Register for the Transportation Operations Partnering Workshop: Integrated Traffic Incident Management (March 20, Macomb County Community College) 17 B. Legislators Announce Road and Risks Reserve Fund Projects 18 C. M-1 Rail Year-end Update and Public Hearing Notice (attached) 25 D. SEMCOG Universities a. FHWA Work Zone Safety Training , February 17-18 28 b. Asset Management, February 21
IX. Other Items Next Meeting: February 26, 2014, beginning at 9:30am
X. Adjourn
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Transportation Advisory Council Meeting Summary December 4, 2013
I. Call to Order/Pledge of Allegiance
Dan O’Leary called the meeting to order at 9:40am
II. Approval of Agenda Action Requested
Motion to approve by Max McCullough, supported by Megan Owens, Motion Carried
III. Public Comments on Agenda Items
There were two public comments(comment cards were turned in): Jim Casha, concerns over the development of the former Michigan State Fairgrounds and also urging SEMCOG to seek out other revenue sources for transportation. Richard Murphy (Suburbs Alliance), opposed to the widening of the I-94 and I75 projects.
IV. Minutes of October 23, 2013 Meeting Action Requested Motion to approve by Ola Williams, supported by David Evancoe, Motion Carried
V. Amendments to the 2014-2017 Transportation Improvement Program Jeff Tumidanski, SEMCOG, Plan and Policy Development Action Requested
There were several comments/questions asked prior to and during the discussion of the motion, including: Several questions/clarification on the I-75 and I-94 projects were asked (e.g., project limits, number of homes impacted, property acquisition, cost of the project manager, contribution by FHWA (90/10 split), and connectivity issues with surrounding areas, i.e., Midtown, etc.). MDOT responded to all these questions to the satisfaction of the council. The use of the term” replace bridges” in regards to project along US-23 in Washtenaw County.
Motion to call the question by Jeff Jenks, supported by Max McCullough, Motion Carried
Motion to approve by Ola Williams, supported by Steve Dearing, Motion Carried
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VI. SEMCOG’s Creating Success Performance Measures Website Trevor Brydon, SEMCOG, Plan and Policy Development Information/demonstration
A presentation/demonstration was provided on SEMCOG’s Creating Success Performance Measures website. (a copy of the PowerPoint presentation is attached) The website can be accessed from SEMCOG’s homepage, www.semcog.org. Select Programs and Projects (left hand side of homepage), then Planning and finally Creating Success. This is the direct linked: http://www.semcog.org/CreatingSuccess.aspx SEMCOG worked with its members and partners in developing the Creating Success in Southeast Michigan initiative, which identified six interrelated outcomes as critical components for creating a successful and sustainable region. Collectively, these outcomes are critical to our success as a region and as individual communities. Establishing measures to achieve these outcomes makes a difference because we manage what we measure...therefore, the decision on what we measure is critical. The set of common measures helps us determine what, where, how, and why limited resources will be invested and can serve as a springboard for SEMCOG and other organizations to align resources and work together toward our desired outcomes.
VII. SEMCOG Report Mr. Tom Bruff provided updates on the following items: A. Adjusted Census Urban Boundary (ACUB) and National Functional Classification (NFC) updates – ACUB was approved in October. A link to the new boundary lines can be found on MDOT’s website, http://www.michigan.gov/mdot/0,4616,7-151-9622_11033_11155-302325-- ,00.html. After the first of the year MDOT will notify SEMCOG regarding the process for updating the NFC of roads. SEMCOG will then work with local road agencies to address any changes. B. Woodward Alternatives Analysis Update – community meetings (schedule attached) C. 2014 TAC Meeting Schedule (attached), a tentative schedule was distributed D. 2040 RTP/2014-2017 TIP Project Amendment Schedule (attached) E. “Tie One On for Safety” Holiday Campaign (news release attached) F. Meeting Reminder – SEMCOG Executive Committee meeting Friday, December 6, beginning at 1pm.
VIII. Other Items Next Meeting: January 22, 2013 beginning at 9:30am
IX. Adjourn Meeting adjourned at approximately 11am
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6 SEMCOG’s Creating Success Performance December 4, 2013 Measures Website SEMCOG Transportation Advisory Council
Southeast Michigan Council of Governments
Creating Success and Performance Measures
•• OverviewOverviewOverview • Progress • SEMCOG Web site
7 1 SEMCOG’s Creating Success Performance December 4, 2013 Measures Website SEMCOG Transportation Advisory Council
OutcomesOutcomes
• Creating Success identified shared regional outcomes: – Economic Prosperity – Desirable Communities – Fiscally Sustainable Public Service –– Reliable, Quality Infrastructure – Healthy, Attractive Environmental Assets – Access to Services, Jobs, Markets, and AmenitiesAmenities
8 2 SEMCOG’s Creating Success Performance December 4, 2013 Measures Website SEMCOG Transportation Advisory Council
Measures Drive Actions
•• Measure characteristics: ––HighHigh--levellevel – Stretch across planning disciplines – Seek to align regional resources –– Not confined to existing data sources
ProgressProgress
• Currently tracking 19 Measures across five outcomes • Transportation related measures: – Pavement condition – Crash rates –– Transit ridership – Export activity – Bridge condition – Air quality
9 3 SEMCOG’s Creating Success Performance December 4, 2013 Measures Website SEMCOG Transportation Advisory Council
ProgressProgress • Other measures include: –– Higggher education degree attainment – Green cover – Gross Domestic Product – Migration rates – Labor Underutilization – Income – Crime rate – Occupied housing units
Web Site Development
10 4 The Southeast Michigan Council of Governments (SEMCOG) Invites YOU to attend... What: Woodward Avenue Rapid Transit Alternatives Analysis (AA) Community Meetings Why: SEMCOG invites you to learn more about Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) and why it is moving forward as the preferred mode for further analysis. Come out and give us your input about the latest project developments. Format: Open House and Presentation
Where/When:
Tuesday, December 3, 2013 6 pm to 8 pm (Royal Oak, Birmingham) BRT Example: Las Vegas MAX Beaumont Hospital Administration Building Free Parking in South Parking Deck - Access through South Entrance, Coolidge Hwy 3711 W. 13 Mile Rd. Royal Oak, MI 48073
Thursday, December 5, 2013 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm (Berkley, Huntington Woods) Berkley Community Center 2400 Robina Ave. Berkley, MI 48070
Saturday, December 7, 2013 11 am to 1 pm (Pontiac, Bloomfield Hills, Bloomfield Township) St. Joseph Hospital - Anthony Franco Communications Center Auditorium 44555 Woodward Ave. Pontiac, MI 48341
Monday, December 9, 2013 6 pm to 8 pm (Detroit, Highland Park) Michigan State University Detroit Event Center - 2nd Floor 3408 Woodward Ave. Detroit, MI 48201 (elevator access through Erskine Street entrance)
Tuesday, December 10, 2013 6 pm to 8 pm (Detroit, Highland Park) Next Energy 461 Burroughs St. Detroit, MI 48202
Wednesday, December 11, 2013 6 pm to 8 pm (Ferndale, Pleasant Ridge) Coolidge Intermediate School - Cafeteria 2521 Bermuda St. Ferndale, MI 48220
Information that will be presented includes: Proposed Alignments: What roadways will the BRT travel on? Travel Times: How long will it take to travel between downtown Detroit and Pontiac on the BRT? Feeder Bus Network: How will BRT operate with existing SMART and DDOT service? Ridership: How many riders are projected to utilize BRT? Evaluation of Alternatives: What factors are used to examine the merits of an alternative? Next Steps: What is the result of the AA process? What happens after a Locally Preferred Alternative (LPA) is selected? Who are the decision-makers and what is the process for selecting the LPA that will move forward for further analysis and future implementation? For More Information visit www.woodwardanalysis.com, 11 Join the Conversation at www.facebook.com/TransformWoodward and/or Contact Tiffany Gunter, SEMCOG at 313-324-3328 2014 Transportation Advisory Council (TAC) Tentative Meeting Schedule January 22 February 26 March 26 April 23 (Amendments) May 28 June 25 (joint meeting with TMACOG, Cabela’s) July 23 (Amendments) August 27 September 24 October 22 December 3 (Amendments)
SEMCOG Exec and GA Tentative Meeting Schedule January 24, SEMCOG Exec February 28, SEM COG Exec. March 27, SEMCOG GA May 15, SEMCOG Exec. June 26 SEMCOG GA July 31, SEMCOG Exec. August 21, SEMCOG Exec. October 3, SEMCOG Exec. October 23, SEMCOG GA December 5, SEMCOG Exec.
12 SEMCOG 2014-2017 TIP/2040 RTP Project Development Schedule (version 12/4/2013)
Winter Spring Summer Winter Action 2040 RTP and 2040 RTP and 2040 RTP and 2040 RTP and 2014-2017 TIP 2011-2014 TIP 2011-2014 TIP 2014-2017 TIP Amendments Amendments Amendments Amendments
Projects Due 9/13/2013 2/3/2014 5/2/2014 9/12/2014
Project review, air quality analysis, and 9/16/2013 to 11/1/2013 2/4/2014 to 3/21/2014 5/5/2014 to 6/20/2014 9/15/2014 to 10/31/2014 document preparation
Interagency Working Group mtg. Week of October 7-11, 2013 Week of February 24-28, 2014 Week of May 26-30, 2014 Week of October 6-10, 2014
Prepare e-TIP file, Constraint, Air Quality, GIS and EJ. Prepare Memos and Pulic 10/14/2013 to 11/1/2013 3/3/2014 to 3/21/2014 6/2/2014 to 6/20/2014 10/13/2014 to 10/31/2014 Involvement documentation. Public Involvement Period 11/4/2013to 12/6/2013 4/1/2014 to 5/2/2014 6/30/2014 to 7/31/2014 11/3/2014 to 12/5/2014
TIP Development Committee mtg. Week of Nov 18th, 2013 Week of April 14th, 2014 Week of July 14th, 2014 Week of Nov 17th, 2014
TAC Approval 12/4/2013 4/23/2014 7/23/2014 12/3/2014
EXEC Approval 12/6/2013 5/15/2014 7/31/2014 12/5/2014
General Assembly Approval ------
Submittal to MDOT & Feds 12/9/2013 5/5/2014 8/4/2014 12/8/2014
Expected Approval Date 1/20/2014 6/16/2014 9/15/2014 1/19/2015
Note: - April 2014, FY14 TAP projects due
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SEMCOG data: Stay safe for the holidays by driving safe, sober, and buckled up
As the holidays approach, SEMCOG, the Southeast Michigan Council of Governments, urges everyone to enjoy them, but know the facts -- alcohol is a significant factor in holiday deaths.
The night before Thanksgiving is unofficially known as the "biggest bar night of the year," followed by New Year’s Eve. Impaired driving is the most frequently committed violent crime, randomly killing someone in the U.S. every 52 minutes. SEMCOG reminds holiday drivers that the majority of holiday crashes occur on the days leading up to major holidays.
Fact: Crashes involving drinking tend to be more serious than nondrinking crashes. In Southeast Michigan, a fatality in a crash is nine times more likely when alcohol is involved. Fact: In Southeast Michigan, alcohol was involved in 26 percent of all traffic deaths in 2012. Alcohol was a factor in 92 fatalities and over 2,300 injuries in 2012 (108 fatalities in 2011). Fact: In Michigan, alcohol was involved in 30 percent of all fatal crashes in 2012. Alcohol-related crashes resulted in 281 deaths.
"We, at SEMCOG, hope that these facts heighten the awareness of drivers to be extremely cautious during the holiday season and all year," says Paul Tait, SEMCOG Executive Director. “Holidays are the special time to celebrate with friends and family, but we want everyone to do it responsibly. Our message is three-fold -- Drive safe, drive sober, and drive buckled up."
Fatal Crashes by County, 2012
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Fatal Holiday Traffic Crashes in Southeast Michigan, 2010-2012
Source: Michigan State Police Traffic Crash Database and SEMCOG, 2013 *Data are incomplete for 2012-13 New Year Holiday. This count does not include crashes that took place in 2013.
A safe transportation system helps maximize the movement of people and goods. SEMCOG works with various safety partners to improve traffic safety by increasing education and enforcement. With that in mind, SEMCOG recommends these safe driving tips: Buckle up every trip, every time. Be sure to use child safety seats correctly. Be alert and avoid distractions Don’t drink and drive. Plan a safe way home before festivities begin. Designate your sober driver before the party starts. If you’re impaired, call a taxi, sober friend, or family member, or use public transportation. If you see a drunk driver on the road, contact local law enforcement. If you know someone who is about to drive while impaired, take their keys and help them make other arrangements to get to their destination safely.
Individuals are encouraged to visit the SEMCOG’s Transportation Safety Web page for more information on traffic crash facts and data.
The public is also encouraged to visit the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration or Mothers Against Drunk Driving for holiday safety tips and additional sobering drunk driving facts. Celebrating its 27th year,
15 MADD's Tie One On For Safety message calls for a commitment to buckle up, because a seat belt is the best defense against a drunk driver. MADD believes the tools are now at hand to eliminate drunk driving from the United States and has published a progress report for the Campaign to Eliminate Drunk Driving.
SEMCOG is the only organization in Southeast Michigan that brings together all governments to solve regional challenges and enhance the quality of life for the seven-county region’s 4.7 million people.
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The Traffic Safety Association of Macomb County and Intelligent Transportation Society of Michigan invite you to attend the
2014 Transportation Operations Partnering Workshop: integrated traffic incident management
Thursday, March 20, 2014 8:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. (Registration/Continental breakfast begins at 7:30 a.m.)
Lunch will be provided.
Location Macomb Community College UC1, Assembly Hall 44575 Garfield, Clinton Township, Michigan
Cost: FREE!
Details Network and learn best practices from your (state, county and local) Southeast Michigan peers about: Macomb’s combined emergency operations, law enforcement dispatch and traffic signal operations technology center from Mark Hackel, Macomb County Executive Macomb’s coordinated communications and operations (panel discussion), Vickie Wolber Emergency Manager, Sheriff Anthony Wickersham and Adam Merchant, Traffic Engineer Department of Roads Managing the operations of the I-696 corridor during an incident (MDOT and Michigan State Police) Mutual aid box alarm (Chief Bill Nelson, City of Troy Fire Department) Traffic incident management training opportunities (MDOT) The role of emergency medical services during a traffic incident (Beaumont Medical Transportation) Tour of COMTEC available, following lunch
Registration Click here (www.itsmichigan.org) to register for the meeting. Seating is limited.
For registration assistance, e-mail Belinda Beard at [email protected] or call (313)202-1163
Questions about this workshop? Contact Mr. Richard Beaubien at 248-515-3628.
17 18 Roads and Risks Fund projects
Current Estimated Construction Cost Region County Route (Include PE & CE) Location Description Current Work Description Bay Genesee Duffield Road $673,800 Bridge Over Mistequay Creek
Bay Genesee Bristol Road $650,000 Bridge Rehabilitation
Bay Genesee McClasin Lake Road $1,060,000 Argentine Township Reconstruction
Bay Gratiot Lumberjack Rd. $170,000 Williams to M-46 Resurface Bay Lapeer I-69 $1,001,000 I-69 Bridge Repairs (Over Bridge Rehabilitation Newark and Winslow Roads) Bay Genesee M-13 $702,000 M-13 North of I-69 to M-21 HMA Overlay Bay Saginaw M-83 $2,000,000 Genesee Street to M-15 (6.9 Mill and Two Course miles) HMA Overlay Bay Saginaw M-47 $500,000 Church Street to Freeland Road - Two Course Mill & Package Together w/Local HMA Overlay w/C&G Project on Freeland Road
Bay Arenac US-23 $2,061,294 NCL Standish to SCL Omer One-Course Mill & HMA Overlay Bay Midland US-10 BR (Eastman) $2,000,000 Saginaw Rd to Jerome St. Resurface
Bay Bay US-10 Bridge Repairs $793,000 US-10 Bridge Repairs Over Bridge Rehabilitation Huron and Eastern RR, and Over Patrick Road Bay Isabella Coleman Road $647,000 West County Line to Woodruff Bay Genesee Holcomb Road $500,000 Davisburg to Miller Bay Region Total $12,758,094
Grand Montcalm Crystal Road $250,000 M-46 to North County Line Grand Kent 52nd Street $700,000 Grand Kent Patterson $1,000,000 From 108th to 100th Grand Kent I-96 $1,150,000 500' West of Cascade Rd E to M- Coldmill, HMA 11 Resurface Grand Kent Bill-Mar $75,000 Resurface Grand Kent M-37 $2,473,000 3 Mile Road North to Alpenhorn Coldmill, HMA Drive Resurface Grand Kent Godfrey Street $800,000 Market Avenue to Chicago Drive
Grand Ionia M-21 $1,900,000 Hillcrest Drive to Ionia East Rehabilitation County Line
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Construction Cost Region County Route (Include PE & CE) Location Description Current Work Description Grand Ottawa I-96, I-196 $2,200,000 I-96 - 8 Locations, I-196 - 1 Bridge Capital Location Preventative Maintenance Grand Ottawa North Shore Road $674,000 North Beach Park Drive to 3,000 ft East Grand Ottawa Washington Avenue $1,000,000 Fairview to Arbor Lane / 8th Reconstruction / Street Transition Resurface With Varying Lane Configurations Addition of Bike Lanes and Parking
Grand Ottawa 16th Street $750,000 Waverly-Quarterline $750,000 federal funds
Grand Muskegon Sternberg Road $1,145,000 Brooks Road to Maple Island Grand Muskegon Ryerson Road $1,075,000 M-120 to Holton-Duck Lake Rehabilitation Road Grand Region Total $15,192,000
Metro Wayne Cass Avenue $1,000,000 Non-Motorized Corridor Improvements Metro Wayne Belle Isle Roads $4,000,000 (Grand Prix) Metro Macomb Kelly Road (SB) $1,655,000 9 Mile to Toepfer East Pointe
Metro Wayne Industrial Road $900,000 Metro Wayne Lotz Road $5,000,000 East of I-275 at Ford Road Metro Macomb M-59 $2,000,000 M-53 to I-94
Metro Macomb 19 1/2 Mile $864,000 Metro St. Clair I-94 BL $1,000,000 Military Street at Water Street
Metro St. Clair Wadhams Road $500,000 Wadhams Road at Lapeer Road Intersection Metro Macomb M-19 $1,000,000 At Gratiot Avenue Metro Macomb 25 Mile Road $800,000 Between Schoenerr and VanDyke Metro Oakland I-96 - EB only $4,900,000 Novi Road to W. County Line Mill and Overlay
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Construction Cost Region County Route (Include PE & CE) Location Description Current Work Description Metro Oakland Walnut Lake Road $1,200,000 Halsted to Franklin Metro Oakland Quarton Road $432,800 Intersection of Chesterfield Metro Oakland Livernois $750,000 Bridge Over Lane Ditch Metro Oakland Crooks Road $1,000,000 Tower to Corporate Metro Oakland M-59 $3,000,000 Elizabeth Lake Road to State Mill and Overlay and Street Concrete Patch Repairs
Metro Oakland Pontiac Lake Bridge $500,000 Over Pontiac Lake Level Control
Metro Oakland Orion Road $800,000 Oakland Township to Rochester Hills Metro St. Clair Shea Road $620,000 Palms Road to Marsh Road Metro St. Clair Lapeer Road $270,000 24th to 32nd Street Metro St. Clair Lapeer Road $2,800,000 Beech to Wadham Metro Atlas Road $725,000 Atlas Road Bridge Metro Region Total $35,716,800
North Lake Brooks Road $350,000 10 and 1/2 Mile Road to 12 Mile Road North Leelanau Fredrickson Road $342,000 Empire Township North Manistee Nine Mile Road $800,000 4 Miles North Wexford Old US-131 $2,000,000 Boon Rd. to M-42 (Cadillac to Reconstruction Manton) North Wexford Boon Road $240,000 US-131 to Seeley Road North Roscommon BL I-75/ M-18 $655,000 Roscommon: BL I-75 Village Mill, HMA, ADA Ramp Limits Upgrading North Ogemaw M-33 $400,000 Rose City: Village limits Mill & Fill, Jt. Repair, ADA Ramps North Ogemaw M-55 $1,100,000 I-75 BL to M-33 North Grand US-31/M-37 $500,000 Division Street, 14th St to Grand PEL Study Traverse View Pkwy in Traverse City
North Grand West Front Street $1,000,000 West Front Street Bridge in Traverse Traverse City North Grand Cottage Street $49,000 Village of Kingsley Mill and Fill Traverse North Grand Fenton Street $300,000 Village of Kingsley Mill and Fill Traverse North Grand Village of Fife Lake $301,200 Pierce Street, Front Street, Janet Traverse Street and Main Street North Antrim Old State Road $900,000 From Central Lake Village to at Design Phase in Process Least Derenzy Road
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Construction Cost Region County Route (Include PE & CE) Location Description Current Work Description North Presque Isle US-23 BR $750,000 In Rogers City, US-23BR Mill, HMA, ADA ramp upgrading North Emmet US-31 $445,000 In Bay View area, Petoskey Mill, HMA, ADA ramp upgrading North Emmet US-31 $400,000 US-31, Liberty Street to East Mill, Overlay, Joint Mitchell Street (Includes the Repair, Structure and Mitchell Street Bridge) Concrete Pavement Repair North Region Total $10,532,200
Southwest Branch Athens Road Bridge $1,882,000 Over the St. Joseph River
Southwest St Joseph M-86 $800,000 West of Centreville to RR tracks, 2.0" Coldmill and HMA Village of Centreville, St Joseph Overlay Co. Southwest North River Road $1,000,000 Bridge Over Mill Creek Southwest Kalamazoo Portage Road $540,000 E. Milham to Byrd Dr., city of HMA Resurface Portage Southwest Kalamazoo Oakland Drive $270,000 I-94 to Kilgore Road, City of HMA Resurface Portage Southwest Kalamazoo Ravine Road $250,000 Bridge Over US-131 Bridge Joint Replacement Southwest Calhoun Local Roads $150,000 Southwest Calhoun M-227 $4,000,000 Marshall Resurface
Southwest Kalamazoo Main Street $341,000 Creek Culver to Front Avenue, HMA Resurface City of Mattawan Southwest Allegan 142nd Avenue $700,000 Division to Kalamazoo Street
Southwest Berrien Cleveland Avenue $750,000 Wagner Road to Warren Woods Road Southwest Berrien M-63 $130,000 Over Hickory Creek Joint Replacement, Healer Sealer Southwest Berrien Red Arrow Highway $1,035,000 South City Limits to the North HMA Resurface City Limits, City of Bridgman
Southwest Van Buren M-43 $1,100,000 64st Street to Blue Star Hwy, 1.5" Coldmill and HMA near South Haven, Van Buren Co Overlay
Southwest Allegan 112th Avenue $300,000 East of 20th Street Bridge Replacement
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Construction Cost Region County Route (Include PE & CE) Location Description Current Work Description Southwest Barry M-37/M-43 $400,000 Park Street to Heath Road, City Concrete Pavement of Hastings, Barry Co Repairs
Southwest Region Total $13,648,000
Superior Schoolcraft US-2 $4,147,606 US-2 from East of the Road R&R Mill & Delta/Schoolcraft County Line to Resurface and M-149 Aggregate lift Superior Schoolcraft County Road 498 $800,000 Design/Construction Superior Alger Connors Road $400,000 Superior Alger H-44 $300,000 Superior Dickinson CR 569 $775,000 Superior Menominee CR 577 $225,000 Superior Menominee CR 577 $300,000 Superior Region Total $6,947,606
University Monroe Vivian Road $280,000 Vivian Road at Cole Road Signalization University Monroe Tuttle Hill Road $1,420,000 Ostrander Road to Oakville Road
University Livingston Grand River $1,375,000 Hacker to I-96 University D-19 $750,000 South of Wright Road to Howell City Limit University Monroe I-75 $3,500,000 State Line to I-275 Concrete Patches University Monroe Wabash Road $450,000 Wabash Road at North Macon Creek University Monroe Wabash Road $330,000 Cone Road to North City Limits
Univeristy Monroe Samaria Road $5,000,000 University Lenawee M-52 $1,260,000 Valley Rd to M-50 Mill and Fill University Jackson Jefferson Road $990,000 US-127 to Brooklyn Village Limit
University Jackson M-106 $1,750,000 Portage River to Bunkerhill Rd 2" Overlay
University Ingham Michigan Avenue $1,700,000 Waverly Road to Clare Street
University Clinton Old US-127 $1,400,000 Lansing - DeWitt and Olive Townships
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Construction Cost Region County Route (Include PE & CE) Location Description Current Work Description University Region Total $20,205,000
Statewide Total $114,999,700
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Media Contact: James Canning [email protected] 313-580-2845
PUBLIC HEARING JANUARY 22 ABOUT OPERATING LICENSES FOR M-1 RAIL
DETROIT, January 2, 2014—The Michigan Department of Transportation will host a joint public hearing with the City of Detroit Department of Public Works about their respective operating license agreements for the M-1 RAIL Streetcar System on Wednesday, January 22, 2014. The Operating License Agreements include the licenses and general terms and conditions for the M-1 RAIL Streetcar System to operate in the public roadway.
The public hearing will take place from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Detroit Public Library Main Branch, 5201 Woodward Avenue in Detroit. Doors open at 5 p.m. Formal presentations will be at 6:00 p.m., to be followed by a public comment portion.
Each proposed Operating License Agreement is available for review and comment through January 24, 2014 at: www.M-1RAIL.com; MDOT Detroit Transportation Service Center, 1060 W. Fort Street, Detroit, MI 48226; City of Detroit Department of Public Works, 2 Woodward Avenue, Suite 802, Detroit, MI 48226; Detroit Public Library Main Branch, 5201 Woodward Avenue, Detroit, MI 48202, and its branch locations at 3666 Grand River Ave., 121 Gratiot Ave., 2507 W. Grand Blvd., and 7117 W. Seven Mile Rd; Southeast Michigan Council of Governments Offices, 1001 Woodward Ave., Ste. 1400, Detroit, MI 48226; and City of Highland Park Offices, 12050 Woodward Ave., Highland Park, MI 4820
By January 6, 2014, each Operating License Agreement will also be available at the Detroit Department of Transportation Office, 1301 E. Warren Ave., Detroit, MI 48207 and the Detroit Public Library branch locations at 1766 Oakman Blvd. and 1221 E. Seven Mile Rd.
About M-1 RAIL M-1 RAIL is a non-profit organization formed in 2007 to lead the design, construction and future operation of a 3.3-mile circulating streetcar along Woodward Avenue between Larned Street and West Grand Boulevard in Detroit, Michigan. An unprecedented public- private partnership and model for regional collaboration, the M-1 RAIL Streetcar project is the first major transit project led and funded by both private businesses and philanthropic organizations, in partnership with local government, the State of Michigan, and U.S. Department of Transportation. Visit www.M-1RAIL.com for more information.
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27 FHWA Work Zone Safety Grant Training Program LOCAL HOST:LOCAL (SEMCOG) of GovernmentsCouncil Michigan East South [email protected] Contact Tapan K. Datta: REGISTER: 48226 1400,Suite Detroit, MI 1001 Woodward Avenue, SEMCOG Main Office WHERE: 2014 17 February WHEN: Training programs & activities. involved workin zone designed thoseto assist decision activities. involved workin zone designed thoseto assist decision Training programs & Civil and Environmental Engineering Civiland Environmental Professor Professor - 1904 Tapan Phd.,Datta K. P.E. [email protected]
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SEMCOG Officers 2013-2014
Joan Gebhardt Chairperson Treasurer, Schoolcraft College
Kathy D. Vosburg First Vice Chair Commissioner, Macomb County
Robert Clark Vice Chairperson Mayor, City of Monroe
Rodrick Green Vice Chairperson Trustee, Superior Township
Jeffrey Jenks Vice Chairperson Commissioner, Huntington Woods
Phil LaJoy Vice Chairperson Supervisor, Canton Township
Michael Sedlak Immediate Past Chair Clerk, Green Oak Township
Paul E. Tait Executive Director 29