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Amendment9.Pdf Phase Fund Current STIP Revised STIP Current Federal Revised Federal Phase County PI# STIP Page Description Code Code From To Total Total Cost Cost Adjustment Action I‐75 FROM I‐475 TO SR 155 ‐ All 0014203 75 COMMERCIAL VEHICLE LANES ROW Z001 2018 2019 $4,801,130 NA $3,840,904 NA NA Phase Year Shift ITS OPERATIONS AND SUPPORT All 0007703 45 STATEWIDE ‐ FY 2019 CST Z004 2019 2019 $11,500,000 $12,500,000 $9,200,000 $10,000,000 $1,000,000 Phase Increased INCIDENT MANAGEMENT & SUPPORT All 0007721 NA PROGRAM STATEWIDE ‐ FY 2019 CST Z001 NA 2019 $0 $10,323,924 $0 $8,259,139 $0 Phase Added INCIDENT MANAGEMENT & SUPPORT All 0007721 NA PROGRAM STATEWIDE ‐ FY 2019 CST Z004 NA 2019 $0 $4,676,076 $0 $3,740,861 $0 Phase Added LUMP SUM TRANSPORTATION All 0009741 47 ENHANCEMENT (TE) PROJECTS ‐ 2019 CST L220 2019 2019 $16,500,000 $11,000,000 $13,200,000 $8,800,000 ($5,500,000) Phase Decreased LUMP SUM TRAF CONTROL DEVICES; All 0009785 51 UPGRADES&MAINT ANY AREA‐2019 CST Z240 2019 2019 $30,000,000 $35,000,000 $24,000,000 $28,000,000 $5,000,000 Phase Increased STATEWIDE BRIDGE INSPECTION ‐ FY All 0012946 55 2019 ‐ PE ONLY PE Z240 2019 2019 $8,500,000 $8,700,000 $6,800,000 $6,960,000 $200,000 Phase Increased LOW IMPACT BRIDGE OVERSIGHT ‐ FY All 0012971 58 2019 PE Z240 2019 2019 $2,000,000 $600,000 $1,600,000 $480,000 ($1,400,000) Phase Decreased ASSISTANCE FOR PRIORITY FED ENVIRONMENTAL PROJ REVIEW‐ All 0012984 60 FY2019 PE Z240 2019 2019 $1,500,000 $2,500,000 $1,200,000 $2,000,000 $1,000,000 Phase Increased DISADVANTAGED BUSINESS ENTERPRISE SUPPORTIVE SERVICES‐ All 0013000 62 CY2018 PE Z480 2019 2019 $300,000 $340,660 $300,000 $340,660 $40,660 Phase Increased OVERSIGHT SERVICES FOR Z230 & All 0013462 NA CMAQ FUNDED TIP PROJ ‐ FY 2019 PE Z240 NA 2019 $0 $140,000 $0 $112,000 $0 Phase Added GDOT IT ENTERPRISE SUPPORT ‐ FY All 0013517 68 2019 PE Z240 2019 2019 $3,500,000 $12,211,000 $2,800,000 $9,768,800 $8,711,000 Phase Increased DEBT SERVICE FOR PI# 0001758 TO All 0015481 78 PAY BACK MMIP BONDS‐FY 2019 ROW Z001 2019 2019 $0 $7,266,500 $0 $5,813,200 $7,266,500 Phase Increased SRTA XPRESS NORTHWEST CORRIDOR All 0016364 NA SERVICE EXPANSION CST Z400 NA 2019 $0 $1,625,000 $0 $1,300,000 $0 Phase Added SR 56 @ MILL CREEK 5.8 MI NE OF Burke 0013736 152 MIDVILLE ROW Z240 2019 2019 $260,100 $250,000 $20,808,000 $200,000 ($10,100) Phase Decreased SR 36 @ BIG SANDY CREEK 3.8 MI SW Butts 0016126 NA OF JACKSON PE Z240 NA 2019 $0 $500,000 $0 $400,000 $0 Phase Added SR 36 @ NORRIS CREEK 3.2 MI SW OF Butts 0016127 NA JACKSON PE Z240 2019 2019 $0 $500,000 $0 $400,000 $500,000 Phase Increased SR 25 @ WHITEOAK CREEK 5 MI N OF Camden 0013738 167 WOODBINE ROW Z240 2019 2019 $260,100 $250,000 $208,080 $204,000 ($10,100) Phase Decreased KINGSLAND BYPASS FROM CR Camden 0008666 167 61/VACUNA ROAD TO W OF I‐95 ROW LY30 2018 2019 $2,840,700 NA $2,228,000 NA NA Phase Year Shift Phase Fund Current STIP Revised STIP Current Federal Revised Federal Phase County PI# STIP Page Description Code Code From To Total Total Cost Cost Adjustment Action SR 32 @ 17 MILE RIVER APPROX 3 MI Coffee 0011678 198 E OF DOUGLAS CST Z001 2019 2019 $4,045,242 $5,393,584 $3,236,193 $4,314,867 $1,348,342 Phase Increased SR 32 @ OTTER CREEK APPROX 5 MI E Coffee 0011679 198 OF DOUGLAS CST Z001 2019 2019 $2,692,168 $3,603,156 $2,153,734 $2,940,175 $910,988 Phase Increased SR 32 @ BEAR CREEK APPROX 1.2 MI Coffee 0011680 198 W OF NICHOLS CST Z001 2019 2019 $1,865,353 $2,218,381 $1,492,282 $1,810,199 $353,028 Phase Increased SR 32 @ BEAR CREEK APPROX 1.2 MI Coffee 0011680 198 W OF NICHOLS UTL Z001 2019 2019 $1,165,248 $1,325,500 $932,198 $1,081,608 $160,252 Phase Increased SR 111 @ LITTLE CREEK TRIBUTARY 5 Colquitt 0013744 203 MI SW OF MOULTRIE ROW RPS9 2019 2019 $269,971 $131,000 $215,977 $215,977 ($138,971) Phase Decreased SR 136 @ CHESTATEE RIVER 8.3 MI Dawson 0007170 234 SOUTHEAST OF DAWSONVILLE ROW Z240 2019 2019 $190,070 $450,000 $152,056 $367,200 $259,930 Phase Increased SR 165 @ SUGAR CREEK 1 MI SW OF Dodge 0013823 243 CHAUNCEY ROW Z240 2019 2019 $260,100 $137,000 $208,080 $111,792 ($123,100) Phase Decreased SR 230 @ BIG BRANCH 8.3 MI NW OF Dodge 0013824 243 RHINE ROW Z240 2019 2019 $260,100 $241,000 $208,080 $196,656 ($19,100) Phase Decreased SR 26 @ OHOOPEE RIVER 1.1 MI E OF Emanuel 0013748 270 ADRIAN ROW Z240 2019 2019 $260,100 $250,000 $208,080 $208,080 ($10,100) Phase Decreased SR 169 @ CANOOCHEE RIVER 4 MI N Evans 0013596 274 OF CLAXTON ROW Z240 2019 2019 $250,000 $82,000 $200,000 $66,912 ($168,000) Phase Decreased SR 169 @ CEDAR CREEK 4 MI NW OF Evans 0013826 274 CLAXTON ROW Z240 2019 2019 $260,100 $101,000 $208,080 $82,416 ($159,100) Phase Decreased CR 101/LOWER CARTECAY RD @ Gilmer 0016123 NA CARTECAY RIVER 6 MI SE OF ELLIJAY PE Z233 2019 2019 $0 $500,000 $0 $400,000 $500,000 Phase Increased SR 93/SR 111 @ LITTLE TIRED CREEK Grady 0013597 300 TRIB 1 MI N OF CAIRO ROW Z240 NA 2019 $0 $84,000 $0 $68,544 $0 Phase Added Habersham 0013746 308 SR 385 @ HAZEL CREEK IN DEMOREST ROW Z232 2019 2019 $250,000 $1,134,000 $200,000 $925,344 $884,000 Phase Increased CR 386/FORTSON ROAD @ STANDING Harris 0008600 321 BOY CREEK CST Z240 2019 2019 $1,829,922 $1,758,864 $1,463,938 $1,463,938 ($71,058) Phase Decreased SR 158 @ WILLACOOCHEE RIVER 7.1 Irwin 0013711 337 MI NE OF ALAPAHA ROW Z240 2019 2019 $111,180 $109,000 $88,944 $88,944 ($2,180) Phase Decreased SR 332 @ WALNUT CREEK & OVERFLOW 1.5 MI S OF Jackson 0013609 340 PENDERGRASS ROW Z240 2019 2019 $294,780 $289,000 $250,000 $235,824 ($5,780) Phase Decreased Jeff Davis 0007037 349 SR 135 @ ALTAMAHA RIVER ‐ TIA ROW Z240 2018 2019 $147,900 NA $118,320 NA NA Phase Year Shift SR 29 @ PUGHES CREEK 7 MI SE OF Laurens 0013749 376 EAST DUBLIN ROW Z240 2019 2019 $260,100 $362,000 $208,080 $295,392 $101,900 Phase Increased SR 52 @ CHESTATEE RIVER ‐ BRIDGE Lumpkin 0013390 390 REPLACEMENT ROW Z001 NA 2019 $208,080 $200,000 $166,464 $163,200 $0 Phase Added SR 11/US 19 @ BOGGS CREEK 11 MI Lumpkin 0013598 391 NE OF DAHLONEGA ROW Z001 2019 2019 $250,000 $492,000 $200,000 $401,472 $242,000 Phase Increased SR 85 @ CS 811/LANE STREET IN Meriwether 0007044 417 MANCHESTER ROW Z232 2019 2019 $168,732 $159,000 $134,986 $129,744 ($9,732) Phase Decreased Phase Fund Current STIP Revised STIP Current Federal Revised Federal Phase County PI# STIP Page Description Code Code From To Total Total Cost Cost Adjustment Action SR 18 @ NS #718484D 13 MI E OF Monroe 0016129 NA FORSYTH PE Z240 NA 2019 $0 $600,000 $0 $480,000 $0 Phase Added SR 18 @ OCMULGEE RIVER 13 MI E OF Monroe 0016130 NA FORSYTH PE Z240 NA 2019 $0 $800,000 $0 $640,000 $0 Phase Added SR 61 @ CSX #340636X 7.9 MI N OF Murray 0011686 447 CRANDALL CST Z240 2019 2019 $3,385,960 $4,783,814 $0 $3,827,051 $1,397,854 Phase Increased SR 515 @ CS 710/ANTIOCH CHURCH Pickens 0008043 464 ROAD CST M232 2019 2019 $970,670 $1,396,880 $776,536 $1,117,504 $426,210 Phase Increased Telfair 0012847 555 SIDEWALK & CROSSWALK IN MCRAE CST LY10 2019 2019 $268,335 $275,507 $268,335 $198,320 $7,173 Phase Increased SR 66 @ BRASSTOWN CREEK 0.5 MI Towns 0000304 573 NW OF YOUNG HARRIS CST Z240 2019 2019 $3,893,156 $4,238,539 $0 $3,390,831 $345,384 Phase Increased SR 66 @ BRASSTOWN CREEK 0.5 MI Towns 0000304 573 NW OF YOUNG HARRIS UTL Z240 2019 2019 $329,333 $310,750 $0 $248,600 ($18,583) Phase Decreased Union 0007055 596 SR 180 @ SLAUGHTER CREEK ROW Z240 2018 2019 $55,000 NA $44,000 NA NA Phase Year Shift SR 3/US 19 FM CR 73/EAST‐WEST Upson 0000297 NA COUNTY RD TO CR 8/ATWATER RD CST Z232 NA 2019 NA $13,908,272 NA $11,349,150 $0 Phase Added SR 3/US 19 FM CR 73/EAST‐WEST Upson 0000297 NA COUNTY RD TO CR 8/ATWATER RD UTL Z232 NA 2019 NA $1,586,380 NA $1,269,104 $0 Phase Added SR 16 @ ROCKY COMFORT CREEK 2.5 Warren 0013815 620 MI SW OF WARRENTON ROW Z240 2019 2019 $260,100 $328,000 $208,080 $267,648 $67,900 Phase Increased SR 169 @ GOOSE CREEK 4 MI N OF Wayne 0013944 627 JESUP ROW Z240 2019 2019 $250,000 $157,000 $200,000 $128,112 ($93,000) Phase Decreased SR 80 @ LITTLE RIVER 12.9 MI NW OF Wilkes 0016128 NA THOMSON PE Z240 NA 2019 $0 $600,000 $0 $480,000 $0 Phase Added.
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