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Fta Quarterly Review, Briefing Book Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority FTA Quarterly Review Briefing Book FEBRUARY22, 2017 4 1 dIIii1 M e t r o ETA QUARTERLY REVIEW MEETING Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority Wednesday, February 22, 2017 9:00 am. William Mulholland Conference Room 15th Floor I. OVERVIEW PRESENTER A. FTA Opening Remarks Edward Carranza B. Metro Management Overview Phillip Washington C. Office of Extraordinary Innovation Joshua Schank D. Financial Status Drew Phillips 11. Legal Issues Charles Safer F. Construction Safety and Security Gregory Kildare II. CONSTRUCTION REPORTS A. Program Management Overview Richard Clarke B. Crenshaw/LAX Transit Project Charles Beauvoir James Cohen C. Westside Purple Line Extension Section 1 Project D. Westside Purple Line Extension Section 2/3 Project Daniel Comorre E. Regional Connector Transit Corridor Project Gary Baker F. Patsaouras Plaza Bus Station Project Timothy Lindholm G. WillowbrooklRosa Parks Station Timothy Lindholm Master Implementation Project H. Eastside Access Improvements Project Dolores Roybal 1. P30 10 Light Rail Vehicle Acquisition Program Jesus Montes J. Ueavy Rail Vehicle Acquisition Program Cop Tran III. METRO PLANNING REPORTS Therese McMillan A. SCAG RTP Amendment of Measure M Baseline B. Small Starts Projects Metro Rapid System Gap Closure Lines C. Other Projects East San Fernando Valley Transit Corridor Airport Metro Connector 96th Street Transit Station Eastside Transit Corridor Phase 2 D. Metro Core Capacity Improvements Project Division 20 Portal Widening and Turnback Facility E. TIGER VII Planning Grant Project Rail to Rail Active Transportation Corridor Connector Project F. Ladders of Opportunity Grant Project Cesar Chavez Bus Stop Improvements Project IV. FTA ACTION ITEMS FTA/PMOC V. PROPOSED SCHEDULE AND LOCATION OF NEXT MEETING Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority Wednesday, May 31, 2017 William Muiholland Conference Room 15th Floor A,- I.. as. a Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority FY17 Organization Chart Chief Executive Office Phillip A. Washington CEO Stephanie Wiggins hiet Policy off Deputy CEO Elba Higueros Management II Systems Securt 1 Human Capital S II Congcstiai Audit & Law Development Reduction Management 1 Enforcement Petaqson Debra Avila Diana Estrada IIan Ilshahrzad Alex Wiggins ''H Officeof II II II I II II Planning & Risk, Safety & II II Program Exaordinary Finance & Operabons Clvii Rights & II 'I V Dovefepment II II Technology EEO ManagementO II lnvakon ru Bget Janos Theme U Manegement II II Joshua Nalin, Ahuje Gallagher Dan Levy 3 Rick Clarke McMiJlan lii 11 Greg Kildare Dave Edwarc 1111 Schank II I I Metrc CRENSHAW/LAX TRANSIT PROJECT MATRIX ORGANIZATION Metro Executive Management Organization and Staff Chief Progant Vendor/Contract I Operations Sr. EO 1 I Corporate Safety & Planning & Mgnnt Officer Comminications I Maint & Management Eng p. Risk Management Development R. Clarke I I Tonitas I D. Anita F. Alejandro G. Kildare 1. McMillan I I Senior Executive Sr. EO.Proj mt Officer Over night Boudreau B. Pennington B. I INTEGRATED PROJECT MANAGEMENT OFFICE TEAM (IPMO) I Project tmt External Affairs DEO. Program I I EO, Sr. Director of (Project Director) Project Manager SWY Sr. EO DEO, Countyalde r t. DEO Sr. Risk Analyst Tunneling Control I I DECO Rio Operations Planning SvSr.Mmsager DEC Sr. Director of CM iC. Lacey L. Bukhin W. Douglas i W. Brown N. Cabrat Crow B. Shelbome C. Stark M. 1. Kefalas C. Beauvoir R. Rincon I Construction Project Control I I Director. Dir. Sr. Dir, Quality Sr. Director Relation Pr. Construction Risk Financing Transportation Sr. Envwonmental Tunnel Sr. Engineering I (Interim) Manager (Cost) I I DECO A. Crump Safety Manager Planning M hrtyml Specialist Advisory Manager - Wayside Systems B. Zhuang K. Compton J. BrOwn C. Davis R. Omotayo 1. Rosevear E. Nogat en E.Gillera Panel TBD I ! Sr. Comm I Cosl/Schortule I ConsEncl. Safety Transportation Quality Sr.M. Environmental Sr. Admin Director I Comm Relations Supervising Relations 01cr I Assistant I Manager Planning (Constiuctio Spectabst Analyst Construction mt I Mjr. DEOD Eng'neer R. Maclas fir S.Thwe F. Smith K. Banh 0. Estrada S. Walker TED F. Hsieh M. Long SCADA C. Weissinan Sr. Comm Construction ProjectControl Sr. Construction Project Mmt. Sr. Relations 01cr Safety Specialist Sr. Director I Manager I Director Project Inspector Countywide Ptrig Inspector (Deputy I ConFect Adm'n J. Lemon (Day/Nights) Weilbacher (Cost/Sthedufe) I-- 1. Lepe Director) 0. Torres G. Anderson [ S. Shamiriari F. Origef R. I I KOng I Conumsucations Sr. Construction Quality Assistant I Contract Safety Specialist Inspector Config.sd. I Sr. Director Sr. Director, it. Rosa Real Estate r Sr.Manager Sr. r. (Daylights) DEO. T. Davis Supervisor I I Admin B. Peterson Construction Mgmt Project Eng'g X,Ortiz V. Marshall I. Vatencuefa M. Holguin L.___ N. Gallagher N. Van Gessel Comm Relations Officer Third Pa'ty Dir, Real Property Sr. Director, Sr. Director, I K. Claiborne Sr. Manager Mgnt& Dee Construction Construction Pumt I Supervisor I Adflhlitl5trt5 Dir. Safety Cert & L. Boucher C. Marttnez T. Hodges S. Leslie TBD Opee, fmt L_J 1. ng Officer Dir, Real Property Third Perty Sr. Director, Engineering Cost Estimating B. Roberts Mgnt & Dev Construction ?utmf Associate Directix System Safety fhy C. Chiodo H. Scheetz J. Knighton N. Smith A. Atejandro A. Zohbi DEO. creative Ttmd Party Sr. Director, -----I Cost Estimator Manager Construction MgmI , 0. Bernardo I M. Emsden A. Trotter D.Walker System Safety Pr. K. Koopman.Glass Director Cool Estimator An & Design Creative Services i Sr. Act Specialist Conshuction Mjmt N. Zafranco Director Manager u I J. Liev TBD J. Pardo Z. Yamamoto L System Safety M E. Boghossian Coot Estimator Sr. Designer Construction I I Engineering Management N. Miyajima R. Dang Management Support I Support I I Services Servtces Consultant Support Cost Estimator D. Galit Reused January26, 2017 CRENSHAW/LAX TRANSIT PROJECT Responsibility and Reporting Matrix MTA Project Director MIA Project Manager MTA Director MTA Director MTA Planning EMSC Project MIA Program MTA Contracts Construction Project Project Manager Director Control Director Director Manaaement Enaineerino MTA MTA I I MTA Construction Construction Quality Affairs Director I I Qfhi MTA Engineering Support MIA I Environ mental MTA Support Public Affairs Construction Management Services Consultant Engineering Management Services Consultant I I Design/Builder and Other Construction Consultants WESTSIDE PURPLEMatrgii LINE EXTENSION SECTION 1 Metro Executive Management Organization and Staff Program Management R. Clarke Deputy Executive Corporate Safety ti Planning S Rail Operations Communications P am Control B. Perirsngton 0. Aorta ____________________ INTEGRATED PROJECT MANAGEMENT OFFICE TEAM (IPMO) Project Director Sr. E.O Sr. Director Marl M3r Corrrnruniiy Sr Mgr. Quality Sr Mg. Envrron. D. E0. Rail Wayside Cntyeide Ping & Systems Relations Manager Assurance Camp. & Soc. Devetnpnrent TBD K. Shuda Risk Financing C. Davis! V. Ybarra T. Kotalas C. Anderson T. Rosevear Tunnel Advisory Panel Sr. Quality Sr Environ Sr Mg Transp Community Sr Mgr. Transp. EngJAudltor Specialist Planning Rei Specialist Planning I Sr Risk Analyst 0. Smiley N. Vora B. Fancy M. Codes M. Do Castro W. Douglas trcl Se. Consbuction Environ. tyrector Contract Project Manager Progranr Control Sr. Dudctor Project Sr. Construction Inspector Specialist Adnriniotrahon D E.O D.E.O. F Control Relations Officer Manager A. Franklin ,M.Marr)uez'RiIey) T. Clark J. Cohen R. Wilson S. Chavez I M.Lake Construction Safety J R. Sbragia Mg. Sr. Mg. Protect Thud Party Admin Control (Cost) Sr. Contiact B. Hancock D. 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