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2015 Twelve Year Program List of Projects ADOPTED State Transportation Commission 2015 TWELVE YEAR PROGRAM LIST OF PROJECTS ADOPTED Adopted by the State Transportation Commission on August 14, 2014 90 A Key to the Twelve Year Program The following is an explanation of the codes used in the single-line computerized printout of the Twelve Year Transportation Program. The items in the heading are explained below. The column definitions proceed from left to right, top to bottom. KEYS TO THE TYP This groups the projects by location under the regional metropolitan planning SECTION HEADING organizations or rural planning areas. Statewide and interstate projects are grouped separately. COUNTY Groups the projects by county. Identifies the project mode in the following order: MODE Highways, Bridges, Airport, Transit, Rail MPMS NUMBER (#) A unique project identification number used in the database of projects. The State Route (SR) shows the route on which the project is located. SR Local roads are coded 9900 or 9911. A brief name given to the project, often referred to as the project’s “short title” or TITLE/SPONSOR the Transit Entity sponsoring the project. The municipality where the project is located may be included. Denotes the time period in which the project is to be implemented: 1 - First Four Years – October 2014 – September 2018 PERIOD 2 - Second Four Years – October 2018 – September 2022 3 - Third Four Years – October 2022 – September 2026 Depicts the costs in thousands of dollars associated with the following phases/items: Study - projects that are studies or research projects. PE - preliminary engineering of the project development. FD - final design of the project development. COSTS UTL - utility changes (electric, telecommunications, mechanical). ROW - right-of-way phase of the project. CON - construction phase of the project. PRA - planning and research or administrative projects. TOTAL - total project cost. 90 2015 - 2026 TWELVE YEAR PROGRAM LIST OF PROJECTS Table of Contents Adams County MPO.................................................................................................................................................................................................................1 Altoona MPO – Blair County....................................................................................................................................................................................................4 Centre County MPO................................................................................................................................................................................................................9 Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission MPO (DVRPC)...........................................................................................................................................14 Erie Area MPO.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................30 Franklin County MPO..............................................................................................................................................................................................................33 Harrisburg MPO......................................................................................................................................................................................................................37 Interstate....................................................................................................................................................................................................................52 Johnstown MPO......................................................................................................................................................................................................................59 Lancaster County MPO...........................................................................................................................................................................................................64 Lebanon County MPO.............................................................................................................................................................................................................76 Lehigh Valley MPO .................................................................................................................................................................................................80 Northeastern Pennsylvania Alliance MPO (NEPA).................................................................................................................................................................86 North Central PA Regional Planning & Development Commission RPO.............................................................................................................................94 Northern Tier Regional Planning & Development Commission RPO..................................................................................................................................111 Northwestern PA Regional Planning & Development Commission RPO...........................................................................................................................131 Reading MPO.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................140 Southern Alleghenies Planning Commission RPO (S. Alleghenies) ...................................................................................................................................145 Scranton/Wilkes-Barre MPO – Lackawanna-Luzerne…........................................................................................................................................................156 Susquehanna Economic Development Association-Council of Government (SEDA-COG) MPO.....................................................................................169 Southwestern Pennsylvania Commission MPO (SPC).......................................................................................................................................................190 Shenango Valley MPO (SVTS)..............................................................................................................................................................................................243 Wayne County.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................246 Williamsport MPO.................................................................................................................................................................................................................249 York MPO..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................255 Statewide Line Items (STWD Items)....................................................................................................................................................................................264 www.talkPAtransportation.com Date: 08/06/2014 12:41 PM 2015-2026 Twelve Year Program Page 1 of 267 Rpt# TYP210 Cost ($000) Project Route Title/Sponsor Improvement Period Study PE FD UTL ROW CON PRA Total Planning Partner: Adams Mode: Highway County: Adams 101393 Adams RBR Initiative Reserve Line Item First 3,600 3,600 101393Adams RBR Initiative Reserve Line Item Second 7,200 7,200 87792Bridge Reserve Reserve Line Item First 278 278 87792Bridge Reserve Reserve Line Item Second 7,575 7,575 87792Bridge Reserve Reserve Line Item Third 4,277 4,277 87794CMAQ Line Item Reserve Line Item First 35 35 87794CMAQ Line Item Reserve Line Item Second 2,604 2,604 87794CMAQ Line Item Reserve Line Item Third 2,606 2,606 95724Gettysburg Inner Loop TRL Congestion Reduction First 1,183 1,183 87793Highway Reserve Reserve Line Item First 3,010 3,010 87793Highway Reserve Reserve Line Item Second 5,538 5,538 87793Highway Reserve Reserve Line Item Third 1,726 1,726 87811HSIP Line Item Reserve Line Item Second 4,020 4,020 87811HSIP Line Item Reserve Line Item Third 4,020 4,020 102142Roadway Maint Line Item Reserve Line Item First 3,520 3,520 82372SRTP Rideshare Program Congestion Reduction First 236 236 58137Eisenhower Blvd Extension Highway Reconstruction First 3,200 3,200 58137Eisenhower Blvd Extension Highway Reconstruction Second 2,000 500 2,000 5,000 9,500 102333 15US-15 Safety Improvements Safety Improvement First 711 711 58136 15US-15/US-30 Interchange Highway Reconstruction First 2,000 1,800 1,000 500 5,300 58136 15US-15/US-30 Interchange Highway Reconstruction Second 10,080 10,080 58136 15US-15/US-30 Interchange Highway Reconstruction Third 15,056 15,056 101095 30Gettysburg Crossing Safety Improvement First 3,000 3,000 101480 30US 30 Resurfacing #4 Highway Restoration First 2,500 2,500 90990 30US-30 Resurfacing No.3 Highway Restoration First 2,061 2,061 94897 9494 & 234 Intersection Imp Safety Improvement First 150 30 50 920 1,150 94894 9494 & 394 Intersection Imp Safety Improvement First 1,035 1,035 78672 94PA 94
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