Statewide Mobility Reconnaissance Study
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1 Statewide Mobility Reconnaissance Study Arizona COG/MPO Association Meeting August 31, , All Rights Reserved.
2 Potential Statewide Growth , All Rights Reserved.
3 Study Purpose , All Rights Reserved.
4 Study Process Identify long-term vision to develop regional sustainability Create statewide sketch level transportation tool Identify short-term term strategies critical to achieving long-term vision Create long-term transportation vision and identify financial and implementation requirements Follow up with framework studies , All Rights Reserved.
5 Study Schedule , All Rights Reserved.
6 Statewide Community Outreach MPO/COG Site Visits: CAAG CYMPO FMPO MAG NACOG PAG SEAGO WACOG YMPO Stakeholder Meetings: ADOT Director s s Office Finance ITD ADOT (cont) Management Team Public Transportation Transportation Planning Arizona Department of Commerce Arizona Department of Public Safety Arizona Game and Fish Department Arizona State Land Department Arizona State Parks Bureau of Land Management Intertribal Council (pending) Pinal Transportation Summit TIME Coalition Valley Partnership , All Rights Reserved.
7 Mexico DRAFT Mexico s s fastest growing states are in the north (Sonora, Chihuahua, and Nuevo Leon) Transportation infrastructure Key CONNECTIONS to Guaymas, Hermosillo, Punta Colonet maquiladoras , All Rights Reserved.
8 New Mexico DRAFT Navajo Nation relates more to New Mexico 25 High-tech industry along I-25 Corridor Mexico s s fastest growing states are in the north (Sonora, Chihuahua, and Nuevo Leon) Transportation infrastructure Key CONNECTIONS to Guaymas, Hermosillo, Punta Colonet LAND BRIDGE maquiladoras ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Eager/ Springerville provide shopping/services to western New Mexico , All Rights Reserved.
9 Utah DRAFT ST. GEORGE: Scottsdale of Utah? Tourism and Recreation 17 Navajo Nation relates more to New Mexico I-17 Extension? 25 High-tech industry along I-25 Mexico s s fastest growing states are in the north (Sonora, Chihuahua, and Nuevo Leon) Transportation infrastructure Key CONNECTIONS to Guaymas, Hermosillo, Punta Colonet LAND BRIDGE maquiladoras ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Eager/Springerville provide shopping/services to Western New Mexico , All Rights Reserved.
10 Nevada DRAFT ST. GEORGE: Scottsdale of Utah? Tourism and Recreation Las Vegas Grand Canyon TOURISM 17 Navajo Nation relates more to New Mexico Bedroom community I-17 Extension? 25 High-tech industry along I-25 Mexico s s fastest growing states are in the north (Sonora, Chihuahua, and Nuevo Leon) Transportation infrastructure Key CONNECTIONS to Guaymas, Hermosillo, Punta Colonet LAND BRIDGE maquiladoras ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Eager/Springerville provide shopping/services to Western New Mexico , All Rights Reserved.
11 California DRAFT ST. GEORGE: Scottsdale of Utah? Tourism and Recreation CA Population: 60 M by 2050! People Businesses Second homes Tourists Commercial Vehicles Mexico s s fastest growing states are in the north (Sonora, Chihuahua, and Nuevo Leon) Las Vegas agriculture Bedroom community Transportation infrastructure Grand Canyon TOURISM Key CONNECTIONS to Guaymas, Hermosillo, Punta Colonet 17 I-17 Extension? LAND BRIDGE maquiladoras 25 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Navajo Nation relates more to New Mexico High-tech industry along I-25 Eager/Springerville provide shopping/services to Western New Mexico , All Rights Reserved.
12 Arizona DRAFT R e c r e a t i o n Pearce Ferry Growth Limitations Western CANAMEX? Agrarian Industrial Informal Truck Bypasses Warehousing/Distribution Hub In- migration Population will double R e c r e a t i o n Copper mining Incoming Commerce! , All Rights Reserved.
13 Safety and Capacity Initiatives Intelligent Transportation Systems Improve radio communication between DPS and ADOT Restrict trucks to right lane and 55 mph Speed differentials Lane restrictions Post travel times on variable message signs (urban and rural) Railroad grade separations Hill climb lanes , All Rights Reserved.
14 Existing Community-Identified Issues PREDOMINANTLY STATE SYSTEM ONLY Chokepoints/Gaps Points of Congestion Safety Issues Community- Identified Issues DRAFT , All Rights Reserved.
15 TIP and MoveAZ Projects STATE SYSTEM ONLY ADOT Five-Year Construction Program, FY Unfunded MoveAZ Priority Projects DRAFT , All Rights Reserved.
16 Other Cited Transportation Issues STATE SYSTEM ONLY Corridors Border Crossings Bridges Corridors Border Crossings Bridges DRAFT , All Rights Reserved.
17 Travel Demand Modeling Statewide Sketch Level Transportation Tool TransCAD travel demand model platform Current activity: Utilizing data collected from COG/MPO Site Visits Developing common 2005 base year model Next step: Develop year 2050 build scenario , All Rights Reserved.
18 Statewide Traffic Analysis Zones DRAFT , All Rights Reserved.
19 2005 Traffic Flow Map DRAFT , All Rights Reserved.
20 Next Steps , All Rights Reserved.
21 Focus Groups Community Development (October 12) Economic Development (October 12) Transportation (October 19) Financing/Implementation (October 19) , All Rights Reserved.
22 Transportation Futures Forum Meeting in Prescott (November 15-16) 16) Validate short-term term efforts Present transportation planning tool findings Discuss long-term goals Determine framework locations , All Rights Reserved.
23 Technical Working Group Meetings to review input to Focus Groups, Transportation Futures Forum, and Implementation Plan September 28 October 26 November , All Rights Reserved.
24 Why do we need Frameworks? Getting in front of Growth, by understanding: Land use, socio-economic, and development patterns Programmed improvements Regional connections System continuity and preservation Corridor preservation COG/MPO Sponsorship with Community, Business and Agency Partners , All Rights Reserved.
25 Statewide Framework Planning DRAFT , All Rights Reserved.
26 Summary of Planning Process RECONN STUDY FRAMEWORK STUDIES FUNDING REFERENDUM COG/MPO and State Agency Outreach Long Term Multi-Modal Modal Transportation Vision Statewide Transportation Planning Tool Framework Study Recommendations Environmental Scan 2030 and Long-Term Land Use, Socioeconomic and Transportation Forecasts Multi-Modal Modal Alternatives and Evaluation Framework Plan Implementation Program Assemble Key Framework Recommendations into MoveAZ Update Prioritization Strategy Implementation Responsibilities Financial Plan , All Rights Reserved.
27 For More Information... Please contact: Bob Hazlett, P.E. Project Manager for the Arizona COG and MPO Association Maricopa Association of Governments , All Rights Reserved.
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