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Home My WebLink About20020370.tiff STATE OF COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION ir, , POT 1420 2nd Street _ Greeley, Colorado 60631 (970)353-1232 °EPM"""n u'ION January 30, 2002 / Mr. Mike Geile, Chairman Ms. Nancy Bogenhagen, Chairwoman Upper Front Range RPC Eastern TPR Planning AdvisoryCommittee P.O. Box 758 P.O. Box 518 Greeley, CO 80632 Cheyenne Wells, CO 80810 Mr. George Scheuernstuhl Mr. Glenn Vaad, Chairman Director of Transportation Services North Front Range Transportation& Denver Regional Council of Governments Air Quality Planning Council 2480 W. 26th Avenue—Suite 200B P.O. Box 758 Denver, CO 80211-5580 Greeley, CO 80632 Through this letter, Region 4 is submitting to each of your respective transportation planning organizations a set of amendments to the 2001-2006 Statewide Transportation Improvement Program. These amendments cover two situations. The first set of amendments has been prompted by the recently identified statewide shortfall in revenue for transportation in FY02. Consequently, the Transportation Commission has directed each Region to reduce Other Regional Priority spending during FY02 with each Region's share being based upon the same percentage as its annual allocation. For Region 4, the amount being reduced is $2,606,000 (19.4% of the statewide total). The projects selected for reduction are in the design phase for FY02. The budget cuts are not expected to have an adverse effect on the timing of construction, currently scheduled for FY05 or later. It is anticipated the reductions can be restored in the FY03-08 STIP as the projects move closer to construction. The second situation is related to a DRCOG Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) amendment which had reprogrammed funding from DR 3386, SH 119: At Jay Rd to DR5553, SH 119: At SH 52 (Mineral Rd) (Boulder). A revision of the funding for project DR5553 is being proposed in the amendment attached to this letter for two reasons. The first reason is a $500,000 reduction because of reduced allocation of Other Regional Priorities funding to CDOT Region 4 (as noted above). The second is to return back to DR3386 an amount of$28,000, which is necessary to cover the preliminary engineering expenses that were incurred prior to the decision to fund the SH 52 interchange sooner than the Jay Rd interchange. Consequently, the amount of funding remaining available for DR5553 in FY02 is the originally intended $1,414,000 minus the $528,000 associated with the two reasons noted above. DRCOG DR3386 SH 119: At Jay Rd (Boulder) (design) +$ 28,000 DR5553 SH 119: At SH 52 (Mineral Rd) (Boulder) (design) - $ 528,000 eO4 ,771g x '' T�� qtr"/ 2002-0370 MR. MIKE GEILE MR. GEORGE SCHEUERNSTUHL STIP Amendments MS. NANCY BOGENHAGEN CDOT Region 4 MR. GLENN VAAD January 30, 2002 Page 2 of 3 NFRT&AOPC MPO NF3389 US 287: SH 1 to LaPorte Bypass (Ft Collins) (design) -$1,103,000 UFR TPR UF3398 I-76: Keenesburg East (design) -$1,003,000 If you have questions about any of the amendments, please contact Stan Elmquist at (970) 350- 2169 or by E-mail [stanley.emquist@dot.state.co.us]. Sincerely, Karla Harding 6h-7 Region Transportation Director KH:soe Attachments cc(next page--each with attachments): MR. MIKE GEILE STIP Amendments MR. GEORGE SCHEUERNSTUHL CDOT Region 4 MS. NANCY BOGENHAGEN January 30, 2002 MR. GLENN VAAD Page 3 of 3 cc: Charles Archibeque—Transportation Commissioner(District 5) JoAnn Groff—Transportation Commissioner(District 4) Don Morrison—Transportation Commissioner(District 11) Larry Worth—Eastern PAC (NECALAG) Maryjo Downey—Eastern PAC Cliff Davidson—NFRT & AQPC Executive Director Vicky McLane—NFRT & AQPC Frank Hempen—UFRRPC TAC Joe Baltazar-UFRRPC TAC Mark Peterson -UFRRPC TAC Tracy Winfree— City of Boulder Larry Matel -Boulder County Nick Wolfram—City of Longmont Ron Phillips—City of Ft Collins P. Baskin— OFMB J. Walker—DTD G. Ventura—DTD S. Elmquist D. Davis R. Gabel R. Garcia M. Gosselin D. Martinez G. Rowe G. DeWitt J. Powers File: Myers 2001-2006 Transportation Improvement Program Project Amending Submittal Form TIP ID 99-005 1 Project Name: SH 119: At Jay Rd (Boulder) Sponsor. CDOT Reg 4 Reason for amendment Shows expenditures prior to transfer of funds to DR5553 -SH119: At SH 52 (Mineral Rd) (Boulder). General amendment character Shows prior expenditures Amendment Type (choice list) Add Dollars' ?::. Current Project Funding (Dollars in 1,000s) Previously Future Total Project Funding Source Programmed FY 01 FY 02 FY 03 FY 04-06 Costs Costs Total $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 Federal • Federal Federal:' State Local Proposed Project Funding (Dollars in 1,000s) Previously Future Total Project Funding Source Programmed FY 01 FY 02 FY 03 FY 04-06 Costs Costs Total $0 $28 $0 $0 $28 . ... .. ... .. ... .. ... . Federal $23 Federal: Federal State $5 Local • 2001-2006 Transportation Improvement Program Project Amending Submittal Form TIP ID 01-252 Project Name: SH 119: At SH 52 (Mineral Rd)(Boulder) Sponsor: CDOT Reg 4 Reason for amendment Reduces FY02 funding by $500k due to Statewide budget shortfall. Also deducts $28k for expenses incurred on SH 119: At Jay Rd prior to shifting funds to this project. General amendment character Removes $528k from project in FY02. 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