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Home My WebLink About20260582 Resolution Approve Application for 2027 Community Project Funding for Roundabout Construction Project at Intersection of County Road 59 and State Highway 52, and Authorize Department of Public Works to Submit Whereas, the Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado, pursuant to Colorado statute and the Weld County Home Rule Charter, is vested with the authority of administering the affairs of Weld County, Colorado, and Whereas, the Board has been presented with an Application for 2027 Community Project Funding for the Roundabout Construction Project at Intersection of County Road 59 and State Highway 52, from the County of Weld, State of Colorado, by and through the Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, on behalf of the Department of Public Works, to the U.S. House of Representatives, Office of Lauren Boebert, 4th Congressional District of Colorado, with further terms and conditions being as stated in said application, and Whereas, after review, the Board deems it advisable to approve said application, a copy of which is attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference. Now, therefore, be it resolved by the Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado, that the Application for 2027 Community Project Funding for the Roundabout Construction Project at Intersection of County Road 59 and State Highway 52, from the County of Weld, State of Colorado, by and through the Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, on behalf of the Department of Public Works, to the U.S. House of Representatives, Office of Lauren Boebert, 4th Congressional District of Colorado, be, and hereby is, approved. Be it further resolved by the Board that Evan Pinkham, Department of Public Works, be, and hereby is, retroactively authorized to have submitted said application on March 10, 2026. C-P '-k 00 I se), 2026-0582 ACT (c0 , -o-o) EG0084 0-3 \of io Application for 2027 Community Project Funding for Roundabout Construction Project at Intersection of County Road 59 and State Highway 52 Page 2 The Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado, approved the above and foregoing Resolution, on motion duly made and seconded, by the following vote on the 16th day of March, A.D., 2026, nunc pro tunc March 10, 2026: Scott K. James, Chair: Aye 0 ♦ Jason S. Maxey, Pro-Tem: Aye ,� \ i®.A Perry L. Buck: Aye I � *a Lynette Peppler: Aye =�'r4 �- Kevin D. Ross: Aye ' Approved as to Form: .� ILI OV Bruce Barker, County Attorney Attest: Esther E. Gesick, Clerk to the Board 2026-0582 EO0084 BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS PASS-AROUND REVIEW PASS-AROUND TITLE: WCR 59 and SH 52 Roundabout—Application for Community Project Funding DEPARTMENT: Public Works DATE: 3/10/26 PERSON REQUESTING: Evan Pinkham and Curtis Hall Brief description of the problem/issue: Staff is requesting to submit the attached application for Community Project Funding through Congresswoman Boebert's office. The request is for $3,000,000.00 in funding for the WCR 59 and SH 52 Roundabout project, that CDOT is managing. What options exist for the Board? The board may choose to allow staff to submit the application for funding or not. Consequences: Additional local funding will be required to fully fund the project. Impacts: If successful, this funding request will fully fund the remainder of the project. Costs (Current Fiscal Year/Ongoing or Subsequent Fiscal Years): There is no additional cost related to getting this funding, however if we are not successful, we will need to determine how to fund the rest of the roundabout project. Recommendation: Staff recommends to submit for funding through Congresswoman Boebert's office. Support Recommendation Schedule Place on BOCC Agenda Work Session Other/Comments: Perry L. Buck Scott K. James .54 Jason S. Maxey Lynette Peppier Kevin D. Ross V 1" 2026-0582 3/ ( U 4 PROUDLY SERVING THE 4TH DISTRICT OF COLORADO Fiscal Year 2027 Community Project Funding Form To ensure Congresswoman Lauren Boebert has all the appropriate information to consider your House of Representatives Community Project Funding request,and because the Congresswoman's Office is committed to maintaining the highest ethical standards, please fill out the below form and return it by March 10,2026,at 5:00 pm EST. Please email your completed Request Form and two letters of community support for the project to boebert.appropriations(?a.mail.house.gov Community Project Funding allows local governments and qualified non-profits to receive a one-time, small to medium-sized federal allocation(usually$500,000 to$5 million)to complete projects of local importance and priority. Any requests submitted by the Congresswoman will likely focus on major water and infrastructure projects that have a substantial impact on Colorado's Fourth Congressional District with a Federal Nexus. Her office is limited to 20 submissions for the entire district. However,all interested municipalities,counties, and eligible entities are encouraged to submit their requests by the deadline. Community Project Funds are limited to smaller amounts,targeted to local communities.All funds will be limited to state and local governments and nonprofits that carry out quasi-government functions. For-profit institutions,such as private companies,will not be eligible for funding. To begin the process of being considered by Congresswoman Boebert for a Community Project Funding request, please complete and return the form below. If you have multiple projects you wish to be considered for, please submit this form for each project. If you have any questions, please also email boebert.appropriations@mail.house.gov and a staffer from the Congresswoman's office will contact you as soon as possible. Rep. Boebert 2027 Community Project Evan Pinkham - Transportation Planning Funding Form Requesting Manager-Weld County individual/organization: Please identify the person(s)(name and affiliation) including any background information on the affiliated organization(s) Contact Information: Evan Pinkham - epinkham@weld.gov 970-400-3727 Name, Email, Phone Project Description WCR 59 /CO 52 Roundabout Total Project Cost $14,000,000.00 Total Federal Funds Requested $3,000,000.00 Impact to Rep.Boebert's District: See below Why is the request a good use of taxpayer dollars? Please fully state your justification for this request. Have you previously requested or received other Yes CMAQ and NAAPME Funding funding for this project? CMAQ - $1,381,240 NAAPME - $1,794,634.00 If yes, please elaborate. Estimated Project Start and End Date March 1, 2027-August 31, 2027 Any additional notes or information? Project Description: The CO 52 and WCR 59 Roundabout Project will construct a modern single-lane roundabout at one of Weld County's highest-risk rural intersections, located directly adjacent to the Weld Central Middle and High School campuses.The project replaces the existing stop-controlled configuration,which has experienced persistent injury and fatality crashes over more than a decade. The project delivers major safety, air-quality, and mobility benefits. By eliminating broadside and high-severity crash types and adding new pedestrian sidewalks, crossings, and ADA-compliant ramps, it markedly improves safety for students,families, and other vulnerable road users who rely on this intersection daily.The roundabout design also improves traffic flow on CO 52, one of Colorado's most heavily used oversize/overweight freight corridors by reducing vehicle idling and shortening delays by an estimated 2.5 hours per day. The project is fully designed and included in CDOT's 10-Year Plan,the Upper Front Range 2045 Transportation Plan, and Weld County's 2045 Transportation Plan.The project is a joint effort between CDOT,Weld County, RE-3J School District, and the towns of Lochbuie, Hudson and Keenesburg. Impact to Rep. Boebert's District: Investing in the CO 52 and WCR 59 Roundabout Project is a highly efficient and fiscally responsible use of taxpayer dollars because it directly addresses long-standing safety, mobility, and air-quality issues at one of the region's most dangerous rural intersections. This location has experienced persistent injury and fatality crashes for over a decade, as documented in CDOT's 2011 Intersection Safety Study and subsequent analyses, prompting the formation of the SH 52 Coalition in 2018 to advocate for solutions.The roundabout eliminates the broadside-type crashes that have historically resulted in severe outcomes, particularly for students and families traveling to the adjacent Weld Central Middle and High Schools. This project also generates meaningful air-quality and congestion benefits that extend beyond local boundaries. CDOT has included this roundabout in its 10-Year Plan specifically because its operational improvements contribute to greenhouse gas and ozone-precursor emissions reduction targets identified in the state's GHG Transportation Report and Mitigation Action Plan. Finally, CO 52 is one of Colorado's most heavily used oversize/overweight freight routes, making this improvement vital to the safe and efficient movement of goods across the region. Enhancing traffic flow and reducing delays strengthens economic productivity for agricultural, industrial, and transportation sectors that depend on reliable east-west mobility. Together, these safety benefits, emissions reductions, economic efficiencies, and strong local-state partnerships demonstrate that this request delivers significant and lasting value to taxpayers while addressing an urgent community and regional need. CO 52 and WCR 59 Roundabout Project Vicinity Map ...,per Ar el . ij:_ w � :FJ J ,vCRZO�fN i"tg4iv •x.�.. _ �`�7 (; WCRZO R d 4Wcaa8 ��` _ ;'� ma is j_. , H , '- . 3 r C ', Er 1 r [i ,-,:=10 c=xs ..14 t"'*4. 'Issoub.A. -- '" ' -"".— —.., - '4" , ' `,.-,' b , ... „ . .. . .. . mac, . b ri. , I . ,..., ,,, a t...;;0 , _ [It ra.,-.17) ,,,' ,, ,,,. ... 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I Roundabouts This calculator will estimate the emission reductions resulting from building a roundabout at an intersection Navigator INPUT EXISTING CONDITIONS Intersection Improvements Traffic Signal Synchronization Evaluation Year 2022 Use the table below to estimate delay(HCM 2010, Area Type Rural Exhibits 18-4,19-1) Business District No Level of Service Reference Table Roundabouts Total peak hours per day(AM+PM) 2 hours Delay(s/vehl Existing intersection is Un-signalized Signalized TWO Way Left Turn Lanes Please In put apprsavhes In COUNTERCtOCK'MSE direction car existing Intersection.If the lntersection only hes three Interaction Intersection LOS Unsignalltad Sialized approaches,part'0'for'Average Annual Daily Traffic IAADTI'for Approach 4 Approach 1 Approach 2 Approach 3 Appreadt 4 A 0-10 0-10 Average Annual Daily Traffic volume(AADT) 785 1,495 659 1,683 B >10-15 >10-20 Peak-hour Volume 364 370 233 500 veh/hr C 015-25 020-35 Truck Percentage 16% 16% 16% 16% D >25-35 >35-55 Existing Delay per Vehicle 38.9 3.2 39 8 0.7 sec/veh E >35.50 >55-80 Number of Lanes 1 1 1 1 F' >50 >80 Existing Intersection%Left Turns 55% 9% 41% 6% 'LOS FtVpkally indkates that traffic demand has Existing Intersection%Right Turns 9% 20% 13% 33% exceeded capacry Num ber of Circulating Roundabout Lanes' 1 I OUTPUT Calculate Output PERFORMANCE PEAK-HOUR OFF-PEAK Approach 1 2 3 111 4 1 2 3 4 DelayProposed Capacity 6411 7 69 Reduction per vehicle cle 364 I 370 523348 1 741500943•175 9345 9495 93 5 sa eti Approach 1 I 2 3 4 Approach Delay Reduction per day 4.2 I -1.6 I 3.7 I -3.8 hours Total Roundabout Delay Reduction per day 2.5 hours EMISSION REDUCTIONS Pollutant Peak-hour Off-Peak Total Kilograms/day Kilograms/day Kilograms/day Carbon Monoxide(CO) 0.001 0.008 0.009 Particulate Matter 02.5 µm(PM,s) 0.000 0.000 0.000 Particulate Matter<10 µm IPMir) 0.000 0.000 0.000 Nitrogen Oxide(NOe) 0.001 0.014 0.015 Volatile Organic Compounds(VOC) 0 000 0.002 0.002 Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide(CO2) 0.646 6.915 7.561 Carbon Dioxide Equivalent(CO2e) 0.653 6.997 7.650 Total Energy Consumption(MMITU) 0008 0.091 0.099 Project Pipeline CO Adopted May 2020 Updated August 2024 Northeast Projects "in Highway&Transit Projects in Region 4 Pro' Total Est. Total Other Strategic Strategic Planned Project Planning Ject Project Strategic Funding Fundingg Type Cost Funding Funding (FY 19-22) (FY 23-26) (FY 27.) Status Project ID Interstate 25 1.25 North Express Lanes:Segment 7&8(CO 402 to CO 14).Centerra-Loveland H,T $612.4M $151.3M I $151.3M Completed 2742 0058 Mobility Hub 2606 Firestone-Longmont Mobility Hub(Phase 1)and Phase 2 T $25.7M $25.OM I $25.0M construction 2730 2732 2750 Harmony Road Park-n-Ride Expansion T $500K $500K $500K Planning 2733 I-25 and CO 14 Interchange Improvements H $60.OM $30.5M I 53.5M $27.0M Design 2604 1-25 North Express Lanes:Segment 5(CO 56 to CO 66) H $429.9M $1%.4M I $99.5M $97.OM construction 2603 1-25 North Express Lanes:Segment 6(CO 56 to CO 402)and Berthoud Mobility Hub H,T $298.0M $243.5M I $243.5M Construction 0059 2729 1-25 Bustang Fleet Expansion T $2.5M $2.5M $2.5M Plannl,s 2690 North 1-25 Transit Fleet Purchase T $3.OM $3.0M $1.5M $1.5M Planning 1802 1.70 Arriba Rest Area H $2.0M $2.OM $2.0M Planning 1572 1-70 Corridor improvements and Preservation(Bethune to Burlington Phase I) H $50.9M $31.2M I $31.2M Planning 2769 Rural Roads Bridge Package 1 Rehabilitation and Repair H $4.3M $4.3M $3.8M $480K Design 2670 1-70 Bridges near Limon 1-70 Replacing Failing Pavement RP $59.3M $58.6M I $58.6M Completed 0090 InteretateT .er''...s...a...:.,<.......,..,... Advancing Transporation Safety/1-76&CO 144 Interchange Safety Impvts H $10.SM 59.0M I $9.OM Planning 2782 1.76 Atwood Bridge Rehabilitation and Repair H $270K $270K $270K Planning 2671 1-76 CO 144 West,Westbound Diamond Grind and Slabs MP 55.1 to MP 61.9 RP $6.1M $46K I $46K completed 0069 1-76 Corridor Improvements and Preservation H $27.3M $26.5M I $26.5M co.trw.uon 1022 1-76 New Local Fixed-Route Transit Service in Fort Morgan T $1.6M $1.6M $1.6M Planning 1426 1-76 Phase V Reconstruction from Fort Morgan to Brush H $90.0M $25.0M I $25.0M Planning 1428.1 1-76 Phase IV Reconstruction from Fort Morgan to Brush:Multimodal Project Discre- H $65.011 $17.0M I $17.0M Design 1428.2 tionary Grant(MPDG) I-76 Sterling East:MP 124.7 to MP 128.2/1.76 East of Sterling(Part 2)-Slabs and Rp $17.4M $17.0m I $17.091 completed 0072 2683 Diamond Grind 1.76 US 34 East,Slabs and Diamond Grind both directions from MP 66 to MP 73.9 RP _ $11.5M $11.SM $11.5M Planning 0070 Outrider Improvements at Brush,Fort Morgan,Hudson,and Lochbuie T $320K $320K $320K Planning 2490 Outrider Improvements at Sterling T $80K $80K $80K Planning 2491 US 6 Merino to Atwood from MP 391 to MP 398 RP $4.3M $4.3M I $4.3M completed 0064 US 34 Estes Park Transit Improvements&Electric Trolley Bus Barn T 52.OM $1.4M I $1.4M Planning 2530 2525 2526 US 34 Transit Planning and Capital between Loveland and Greeley T $16.5M $13.2M I $13.2M Design 2605 US 36 US 36/28th Street and CO 93/Broadway Intersection Improvements H,T $16.2M 515.1M I $2.OM $13.1M Design 2597 US 36/Community Drive Roundabout H $4.8M $550K I $SSOK construction 2770 US 40 US 40 Wild Horse Bridge Rehabilitation and Repair H 5820K $820K $820K Planning 2672 US 85 US 85 and US 34 Interchange H 5200.0M 525.1M I $6.0M $19.1M Design 2695 US 85 Corridor Improvements,Brighton to Fort Lupton H $6.1M $6.1M $6.1M Design 2600 U585 Frontage Road Improvements H $10.0M 510.0M $10.0M Planning 1443 US 85/WCR 44(Peckham) H $85.1M $18.7M I $18.7M cotcructio, 2785 US 287 US 287 Corridor Improvements:US 36 to CO 66 H,T $205.OM $30.0M I $3.OM $27.0M Planning 2602 US 287 Passing Lanes and Safety Improvements RP $50.011 $16.0M I $8.0M $8.OM Design 1456 US 385 US 385 between Sand Creek and County Road 29 RP $14.7M $14.7M $14.7M Panning 2685 US 385 Burlington Bridge Rehabilitation and Repair H $170K $170K $170K Planning 2678 US 385 Corridor Study Improvements RP $200.0M $35.3M I $35.3M Planning 2416 US 385 Idaho North Bridge Rehabilitation and Repair H $10K $10K $10K Planning 2679 US 385 near Smoky Hill River to near County Road GG from MP 157 to MP 170 RP $17.0M $13.7M I $13.7M completed 0062 US 385 Phillips/Yuma County Line South from MP 263.06 to MP 269.35 RP $8.2M $286K I $286K Completed 0063 US 385 South of Cheyenne Wells RP $12.3M $12.3M 512.3M Planning 2686 US 385 South of Julesbueg RP $5.6M $5.6M 55.6M Panning 2687 CO I CO 1 Safety Improvements H $4.0M $4.0M $4.OM Deslgi 2771 CO 7 CO 7 Corridor Improvements H,T 5106.0M $15.3M I $13.4M $1.9M Deign 25% CO 42 CO 42 Safety and Intersection Improvements H 540.0M $14.0M I $6.8M $7.2M Design 2598 CO 52 CO 52 Prospect Valley from MP 42-54.6&MP 40.75-40.77 RP $10.6M $527K I $527K Completed 2754 CO 52 Prospect Valley from MP 54.58 to MP 60.753 RP $9.2M $5.1M I $5.1M Design 0067 CO 52/CR 59 Roundabout and Safety Improvements H $12.0M $7.6M I 57.6M Design 2772 H:Highway I T:Transit I RP:Rural Paving YOUR TRAOBP*#TATION Learn More YTP.codot.gov I YTP@state.co.us PRIORITIES rowtlyro m.you 19 Project Pipeline ge Adopted May 2020 Updated August 2024 lin Northeast Projects(continued) mij Highway&Transit Projects in Region 4 Project Total Est. Total Other Strategic Strategic Planned Planning ] Project Strategic Funding FundingProjectg Type Cost Funding Funding (FY 19-22) (FY 23-26) (FY 27*) Status Project ID CO 59 CO 59 Bridges Rehabilitation and Repair H $1.3M $1.3M $1.3M manning 2675 CO 59 Safety Improvements RP $50.0M $22.8M I $7.1M $1 5.7M Design 2498 CO 59 Sandy Creek Bridge Rehabilitation and Repair H $7.0M $5.4M I $5.4M Planning 2674 CO 59 Seibert to Cope Bridge Rehabilitation and Repair H $1.2M $1.2M $1.2M Design 2677 CO 59 Six Mlle Creek Bridge Rehabilitation and Repair H $380K $380K $380K Planning 2676 of Cope to 1-70 from MP 41.071 to MP 67.14 RP $17.4M $17.4M S1 7.4M Completed 0060 CO 61 ' log East MP 32.3-41.0 RP S8.11M $6.OM I $6.OM Dnlgn 2774 C063 s North and South Resurfacing RP $11.2M $11.2M $11.7M Design 2775 CO 66 .... Improvements H $100.0M 510.0M I $5.0M $5.0M Planm,p 2599 CO 71 CO 71 Big Beaver Creek Bridge Rehabilitation and Repair H $4.BM $4.8M $4.8M Planning 2681 1 CO 71 Corridor Improvements ,,, RP $200.0M $20.6M I $6.3M 514.3M Construction 1023 CO 71 Limon Structures Bridge Rehabilitation and Repair H $620K $620K $620K Planning 2680 CO 71 North of Brush RP $3.5M $3.5M $3.5M Planning 2689 CO 71 South of CO 14 RP $24.1M $24.1M $7.0M $17.1M Planning 2688 CO 71 Stoneham Bridge Rehabilitation and Repair ,_ ;�''" H 5140K $140K $140K Planning 2682 CO 86 CO 86 Corridor Improvements:CO 86 Town of Kiowa Et CO 86 Town ELliabbth H $2.2M 52.0M I $0.5M $1.5M Design 2413 CO 119 CO 119 Bus Rapid Transit,Safety and Mobility Improvements H,T $161.7M $64.9M I $40.0M 524.9M Pasign 0057 2601 CO 138 CO 138 Sterling North from MP 3 to MP 13.5 RP $17.3M $2.0M I $2.0M Completed C061 Non-Corridor Specific 287/40/94 Bridge Rehabilitation and Repair H $1.7M $1.7M $1.7M Planning 2673 Bustang Fleet Purchases T $2.5M $2.5M $2.5M Planning 2736 Btatang Outrider Fleet Expansion T 52.6M $2.6M $1.5M $1.1M Planning 2773 Northern Colorado Fleet Maintenance Facility T $17.0M $3.0M I $3.0M Planning 2737 Safer Main Streets Program•Phase 1 H,T $9.2M $9.2M $9.1M completed 0006 2739 H:Highway I T:Transit I RP:Rural Paving YOUR TRANSPORTATION Learn More YTP.codot.gov I YTP@state.co.us PRIORITIES error 20 ENVRIOSCREEN TOOL RESULT FOR CO 52&WCR 59 RAB PROJECT Current Dlspropordonate y impacted Commumt) Est.Values , §,. May 20271' Most Widened Census Slack Group:‘38:[3cktSCll Over 40%of she Population Is Low lnedmo V. F0vIroScreef Score Percent Low Inc a t Inc ome Least Burdened A 12' Over 40%of tie Populadon are People M Cetor- I x%1 C',currlmunty:Monde Nome Comment es Percent People of Color LL E mobile Hwne AL... Over SO H kinds w.Housing Burdened`. E:. Commonly v e00 Percent troosing Ourden.d.zv, AOCC Reg 3.OfspropoNon ly ImpactedConvnWly m ` ytit ,... ' Over 20%of me Population is Linguistically 5Od0econof rally Vtrkferbls 5q`Io. ..+'` Isolated , Co vsnillYly I &,.p. Percent Lmgw.t c Isolation.,1 o.200 " ■Federal CENT(Amact140) Area under TnWM Jurlsdntlon Y-: Disproportionately Impacted Community IMay 2023) 2 too ",,; ,F Area pwll0a as 0isadvantag.d In the federal . Climate and Economic JuSSIC5 Se-Mendip Tool:"i.... LJW Irlp:r G �v r People of Coto( o 9 Envuoscr.en Score IP.rc.nul.l is over ell: Hrglaiffg Bwcen wv l '� - EnwroScnen store Iperconblet:tc o Lingulsnw1ty Imitated o `^..t;.Y.'... Federal CEJ:'.; e.trrar:n,-,,,rJar rmepows O rAont Burden Emvoumrntal Eaposte.Score Emwnmmtal Effects Score Choate%WueratlhLn%core Semwtn a Popolullons Sore Duxograpluc.Saxe I .A, ! iA . 5 3a; u aiiU00a $760+�z CO 7 0 1 0 Burden Burden Burden $w;teptenlIty Vutnerabltity C C O L O R A D O Census block group HDepartment vironPublic Colorado EnviroScreen 2.0 Report Health b Environment P Colorado EnviroScreen overview Weld County Census block group 081230025021 Colorado EnviroScreen percentile score 45.76 The EnviroScreen percentile score combines .., KeenesbUWW population characteristics and environmental burdens. The score ranges from zero to 100, with PROPE C VALLE Y the higher scores representing the most significant burden. Component scores The component scores listed below make up the final Colorado 0 1.5 3 EnviroScreen percentile score. Like the overall EnviroScreen m= = mi score, component scores reflect relative rankings (percentiles). Environmental exposures percentile score 35.51 The environmental exposure score represents a community's exposure to certain environmental risks relative to the rest of the state.The score ranges from zero to 100,with higher scores indicating higher burden.The environmental exposure score does not cover all pollutants; it is the average data on diesel particulate matter, traffic proximity, ozone, particulate matter 2.5, air toxics,other air pollutants, lead exposure risk, drinking water violations, and noise. Environmental effects percentile score 16.01 The environmental effects score represents the number of hazardous or toxic sites in a community relative to the rest of the state.The score ranges from zero to 100, with a higher score indicating a higher burden.The score is the average of data on proximity to mining, oil and gas operations, impaired surface waters, wastewater discharge facilities, Superfund sites, facilities that use hazardous chemicals, and facilities that generate, treat,store, or dispose of hazardous wastes. Climate vulnerability percentile score 42.06 The climate burden score represents a community's risk of drought,flood, extreme heat, and wildfire compared to the rest of the state. The score ranges from zero to 100, the higher the score, the higher the burden. Sensitive populations percentile score 57.15 The sensitive populations score captures how at risk a community is to environmental exposures and climate impacts related to health. For example, air pollution has a stronger impact on older and younger people and people with chronic conditions such as asthma.The score ranges from zero to 100,with a higher score being higher vulnerability.We calculate the score using data on asthma hospitalization rate, cancer prevalence,diabetes prevalence, heart disease prevalence, life expectancy, low birth weight rate, mental health, population over 65, and population under five. Demographics percentile score 55.34 The demographics score represents a community's social and economic vulnerabilities.The score ranges from zero to 100,with a higher number representing a higher vulnerability.We calculate it using data on people with disabilities, housing cost burden, educational attainment, limited English proficiency, income, and race and ethnicity. Report Created: Friday, February 21,2025 Colorado EnviroScreen 2.0 1/5 The pollution and climate indicators section lists the selected census block group's environmental exposures, environmental effects, and climate vulnerability indicator percentile scores. See pages 25 to 31 of the Colorado EnviroScreen technical documentation for the pollution and climate indicator data sources and methodology. The indicator percentile ranking is highlighted in red if it is above the 80th percentile, indicating that the census block group and the selected location have a higher burden based on that indicator than other Colorado communities. Pollution and climate indicators Indicator Value Unit Percentile distance weighted measure of estimated air Air toxics emissions 0.11 76.95 toxics emissions Diesel particulate matter 0.1 micrograms per cubic meter 30 population weighted duration (in weeks) of Drinking water regulations 70.59 resolved and unresolved health based violations 94.34 from active community public water systems Fine particle pollution (PM 2.5) 8.6 micrograms per cubic meter 60.52 Impaired streams and rivers 49.72 average impairment and assessment status of 21.93 streams Lead exposure risk 0.24 percentage of housing units built before 1960, 58.12 as an indicator of potential exposure to lead Noise 38.24 decibles A 17.1 distance weighted measure of estimated other Other air pollutants 0.03 65.97 air pollutant emissions Ozone 46.78 parts per billion 18.88 Proximity to hazardous waste facilities 0.11 distance weighted count of hazardous waste 3.98 facilities within 10 km distance weighted measure of the total number Proximity to mining locations 0.24 of active coal, hard rock, and construction 30.26 materials mining permits Proximity to National Priorities List sites 0 distance weighted count of proposed or listed 0 NPL sites within 10 km Proximity to oil and gas sites 47.61 distance weighted measure of the total number 65.59 of active oil and gas locations Proximity to Risk Management Plan sites 0.95 distance weighted count of RMP facilities 76.56 within 10 km Traffic proximity and volume 48549.46 amount of vehicular traffic nearby, and 8.17 distance from roads Wastewater discharge indicator 0 8 toxic chemical concentrations in stream 3.53 segments per km sum of weekly total percent of an area Drought 43.3 experiencing a severe, extreme, or exceptional 86.94 drought Extreme heat days 24.75 average number of high heat days between May 72.3 and September from 2019 to 2023 percentage of each geographic area where Floodplains 0 there is at least a one percent chance of 0 flooding annually mean wildfire hazard potential within each Wildfire risk 188.82 geographic area as determined by the US 10.08 Forest Service, 2023 Report Created: Friday, February 21, 2025 Colorado EnviroScreen 2.0 2/5 The health and social indicators section lists the selected census block group's sensitive populations and demographics percentile scores. See pages 36 to 52 of the Colorado EnviroScreen technical documentation for the health and social Indicators data sources and methodology. The indicator percentile ranking is highlighted in red if it is above the 80th percentile, indicating that the census block group and the selected location have a higher burden based on that indicator than other Colorado communities. Health and Social Indicators Indicator Value Unit Percentile Asthma hospitalization rate 21.76 rate of hospitalization per 100,000 people 31.51 Cancer index 43.58 percent of adults 28.93 Diabetes index 72.89 percent of adults 73.44 Heart Disease index 61.6 percent of adults 61.34 Life expectancy 81.6 years 26.92 Low birth weight 7.81 percent of singleton births 27.7 Mental health indicator 17.9 percent of adults 73.37 Population over 64 years of age 10.37 percent of total population 32.78 Population under five years of age 8.13 percent of total population 77.33 Disability 13.61 percent of total population 69.41 Housing cost burdened 26.04 percent of households 38.68 Less than High School education 5.14 percent of total population 45.08 Linguistic isolation 1.72 percent of total population 19.97 Low income 23.4 percent of total population 55.37 People of color 28.78 percent of total population 52.04 Report Created: Friday, February 21, 2025 Colorado EnviroScreen 2.0 3/5 Understanding the Data The values shown in the last column of the Pollution and Climate Indicator and Health and Social Indicator tables are percentiles. Percentiles are a way to see how one area compares to other areas in Colorado. Percentile values range from 0 - 100. A higher score indicates a higher burden. Specifically,the percentile tells you the percentage of places in Colorado that have a lower score than the selected location. For example,an area with an 85 percentile score for the noise indicator ranks in the top 15%of areas impacted by noise in Colorado.That means that 85%of the other census block groups in Colorado have a lower score for noise impacts. Percentile Score (Normal distribution for 4sualzotlon purposes only) V 85th Percentile as 85% 1 0 E ,1162..5_96 Burden r� The data in the report comes from Colorado EnviroScreen version 2.0. Developed in 2022 by CDPHE and Colorado State University, EnviroScreen maps the overlap of environmental exposures and effects, climate vulnerability, sensitive populations,and demographics to better understand environmental injustice and environmental health risks in Colorado. For more detailed information on the data sources used in Colorado EnviroScreen Version 2.0 see the technical documentation. Colorado EnviroScreen does: -Show which areas in Colorado are more likely to have higher environmental health injustices. -Identify areas in Colorado where government agencies can prioritize resources and work to reduce pollution and other sources of environmental injustice. -Provide information to empower communities to advocate to improve public health and the environment. -Identify areas that meet the updated definition of"Disproportionately Impacted Community"under House Bill 23-1233 adopted a definition that applies to all state agencies, including CDPHE. Colorado EnviroScreen does not: -Define a healthy or unhealthy environment. -Establish causal associations between environmental risks and health. -Define all areas that may be affected by environmental injustice or specific environmental risks. -Provide information about an individual person's health status or environment. -Take all environmental exposures into account. -Tell us about smaller areas within a census block group that may be more vulnerable to environmental exposures than other areas. -Provide information about non-human health or ecosystem risks. Report Created: Friday, February 21, 2025 Colorado EnviroScreen 2.0 4/5 Disproportionately impacted community definition criteria Criteria Yes/No Value Low-income population above 40% No 23.4% People of color population above 40% No 28.78% Linguistically isolated households above 20% No 1.72% Housing cost-burdened population above 50% No 26.04% Area under tribal jurisdiction No N/A Colorado EnviroScreen percentile score No 45.76 Within a Justice 40 census tract No N/A The table above lists the disproportionately impacted community criteria outlined in Colorado Revised Statute 24-4- 109.CDPHE released the most recent version of the disproportionately impacted community map in November 2024. Demographic data are from the Census Bureau American Community Survey 2018-2022. Colorado EnviroScreen Percentile Score comes from Colorado EnviroScreen version 2.0, released November 2024.Areas identified as "within a Justice 40 Census Tract" are flagged as"Disadvantaged" by the Climate and Economic Justice Screening Tool released in November 2022,which aims to identify communities for the Justice40 Initiative. For more information about the definition of Colorado EnviroScreen,visit https://cdphe.colorado.gov/ej/learn Additional Resources CDPHE Office of Environmental Justice Colorado EnviroScreen version 2.0 Reports. Guides, and Resources folder Report Created: Friday, February 21, 2025 Colorado EnviroScreen 2.0 5/5 --ot KEfiyF, A I--'(4' > r71* I I r ill "t tof CQk'6"_ TOWN OF KEENESBURG FOUNDED JULY 1906 A MUNICIPAL CORPORATION SINCE JULY 1919 03.09.26 RE: Weld County CO 52 and Weld County Road (WCR) 59 Roundabout Community Project Funding Application To Whom It May Concern, The Town of Keenesburg writes to express strong support for Weld County's CO 52 & WCR 59 Roundabout application for Colorado's 4th Congressional District's Community Funding Appropriations. Weld County's application is intended to complete an approximate $3 million construction funding gap associated with the CO 52&WCR 59 roundabout project. The Town of Keenesburg is committed to improving traffic flow, mitigating congestion and enhancing safety for our residents. The middle school and high school campuses located near this project, and the volume of traffic they create, amplifies the Town's need for safer intersection and route projects, such as this roundabout, which align with our ongoing efforts to promote community well-being and improve transportation infrastructure. This project is a vital collaboration with the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) aimed at enhancing safety and air quality along the CO 52 corridor, a major east-west truck route within the Upper Front Range Transportation Planning Region (UFR TPR). The proposed roundabout supports CDOT's compliance with the 2030 Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Transportation Report, amended on September 7, 2022, which prioritizes operation improvements to reduce emissions. Originally, CDOT's plan identified 10 roundabout locations for funding, later expanding to include three additional sites, including the CO 52 and WCR 59 roundabout. This inclusion further demonstrates the project's significance in meeting state emissions reduction goals. We commend CDOT for prioritizing this critical safety improvement within its 10-year Plan and recognizing its positive impact on Historically Disadvantaged Communities. This project not only enhances regional safety-particularly for the local rural school district-but also contributes to emissions reduction by improving traffic flow and minimizing vehicle idling at the intersection. 91 W BROADWAY AVENUE -PO BOX 312-KEENESBURG, COLORADO 80643 PHONE 303-732-4281 FAX 303-732-0599 KEFi' 1,1'i lk441 if aI,�4-= TOWN OF KEENESBURG FOUNDED JULY 1906 A MUNICIPAL CORPORATION SINCE JULY 1919 We strongly urge your support and funding of this essential regional project. Ensuring its timely completion is a matter of statewide importance and aligns with the objectives of the Community Clean Transportation Assistance Program. Sincerely, 41/10 Gam/ Matt Canterbury Keenesburg Town Manager 91 W BROADWAY AVENUE-PO BOX 312-KEENESBURG, COLORADO 80643 PHONE 303-732-4281 FAX 303-732-0599 OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF COMMISIONERS (970) 400-4200 1150 O St., P.O. Box 758 COUNTY, CO Greeley, CO 80632 March 10,2026 The Honorable Lauren Boebert United States House of Representatives 4th Congressional District of Colorado 271 South Elm Avenue,Suite l A Eaton, CO 80615 Dear Congresswoman Boebert, Weld County strongly supports the request for Congressionally Directed Spending to complete construction of the CO 52 and WCR 59 Roundabout Project. This intersection has experienced persistent serious and fatal crashes for more than a decade, leading CDOT and local partners to identify it as a top safety priority. With Weld Central Middle and High Schools located at the intersection, this project is essential to protect students, families, and school traffic. The roundabout will significantly improve safety by eliminating the severe broadside and angle crashes that occur at this rural high-speed location and by reducing conflict points, improving vehicle maneuvering,and lowering the likelihood of high-impact collisions. This improvement is also critical for maintaining reliable mobility along CO 52, one of the most heavily used oversize/overweight freight routes in the state. Enhancing traffic flow and reducing delays will support the movement of goods and people across the region, benefiting surrounding communities and local industries. Weld County urges federal support to help deliver this long-needed safety and mobility project for our community. Thank you for your attention and consideration of this important matter. Sinc rely, Sco t K. James Chair,Weld County Board of Commissioners Houstan Aragon To: Evan Pinkham Subject: RE: Community Project Funding Request - CO 52/WCR 59 Roundabout Project From: Evan Pinkham<epinkham@weld.gov> Sent:Thursday, March 12, 2026 8:57 AM To: Houstan Aragon<haragon@weld.gov> Subject: FW: Community Project Funding Request-CO 52/WCR 59 Roundabout Project Proof of submittal. COUNTY,CO Evan Pinkham, MPA Transportation Planning Manager Public Works Desk: 970-400-3727 P.O. Box 758, 1111 H St., Greeley, CO 80632 OxGOO Join Our Team IMPORTANT:This electronic transmission and any attached documents or other writings are intended only for the person or entity to which it is addressed and may contain information that is privileged, confidential or otherwise protected from disclosure. If you have received this communication in error, please immediately notify sender by return e-mail and destroy the communication.Any disclosure, copying, distribution or the taking of any action concerning the contents of this communication or any attachments by anyone other than the named recipient is strictly prohibited. From: Evan Pinkham Sent:Tuesday, March 10, 2026 11:40 AM To: boebert.appropriations@mail.house.gov Cc: Denise Staley<dstaley@weld.gov>; Curtis Hall <chall@weld.gov>; Don Dunker<ddunker@weld.gov> Subject:Community Project Funding Request-CO 52/WCR 59 Roundabout Project Dear Congresswoman Boebert's Staff, My name is Evan Pinkham, and I serve as the Transportation Planning Manager for Weld County. I am writing to provide our Community Project Funding request for your office's review and consideration.The full submittal is attached to this email, including letters of support from the Town of Keenesburg and Weld County Commissioner Scott James. Please let me know if any of the attachments do not come through successfully or if any additional information,forms, or clarification would be helpful as you evaluate our request. I would be happy to provide whatever is needed. Thank you for your time and attention.We appreciate the opportunity to submit this project for consideration and look forward to any next steps. Sincerely, Evan Pinkham utaz-,.80.„-- COUNTY,CO Evan Pinkham, MPA Transportation Planning Manager Public Works Desk: 970-400-3727 P.O. Box 758, 1111 H St., Greeley, CO 80632 OxGOO Join Our Team IMPORTANT:This electronic transmission and any attached documents or other writings are intended only for the person or entity to which it is addressed and may contain information that is privileged, confidential or otherwise protected from disclosure. If you have received this communication in error, please immediately notify sender by return e-mail and destroy the communication.Any disclosure, copying, distribution or the taking of any action concerning the contents of this communication or any attachments by anyone other than the named recipient is strictly prohibited. 2 Hello