Minutes - 2004 - Planning & Zoning - 09/07/2004 - Regular
THE CITY OF EAGLE
PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION MINUTES
September 7, 2004
OR\G\NAL
The Planning and Zoning Commission met in regular session on September 7, 2004, with
Chairman Bandy presiding.
1. CALL TO ORDER: BANDY, MARKS, DECKERS, GLA V ACH, LIEN
2. ROLL CALL: The following members were Present: BANDY, DECKERS, LIEN, and
GLA V ACH. Absent: MARKS. A quorum is present.
3. CONSENT AGENDA:
A. Minutes of August 16, 2004.
B. Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law for RZ-8-04 - Rezone From A-R to PS - Ada
County Highway District: Ada County Highway District, represented by Doherty &
Associates, Inc., is requesting a rezone from A-R (Agricultural-Residential) to PS
(Public/Semi-Public) for the construction of a park and ride lot. The AI-acre parcel is
located on the south side of North Ballantyne Road and north of the intersection of West
Highway 44 and West State Street, at 1993 West State Street.
DECKERS moves to approve the Consent Agenda as presented, GLA V ACH
seconds. ALL A YES...MOTION CARRIES.
4. UNFINISHED BUSINESS: None
5. PUBLIC HEARINGS:
A. RZ-2-03 MOD - Rezone from RUT and A-R to MU-DA - Coast 2 Coast LLc.: Coast 2
Coast LLc., represented by Land Consultants Inc., is requesting a rezone from RUT
(Rural Urban Transition - Ada County designation) and A-R (Agricultural-Residential-
up to one dwelling unit per five acres) to MU-DA (Mixed Use with Development
Agreement) and, a modification to the development agreement previously approved by
the City affecting 9.5-acres of the overall 117-acre site. The site is located on the east
side of Eagle Road, at 2260 South Eagle Road. This item was continued from the August
16, 2004 meeting.
Bandy introduces the item.
City Staff, Jeff Lowe, reviews additional information the applicant has provided for
Commission consideration.
Mark Butler of Land Consultants, representing the applicant Coast 2 Coast LLC,
presents additional information the Commission had requested. Shannon Cook, addresses
building size.
Public Testimony: Dan Torfin, 250 S. Beachwood, Boise voiced concerns regarding
retail use of property as it abuts to Lakemoor residential area and feels it won't be
compatible with neighboring developments. Also asked Commission to address impact
of noise and traffic.
Bandy closes public hearing.
Commission Discussion: General discussion regarding noise restrictions. Deckers would
like to see noise ordinance effective all day as described in the proposed CC&R's. Bandy
would like lighting to be shielded.
Item 2.6.3 should be modified to amend building square footage, strike 6K to 1OK. Use
bar must be upscale in nature.
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September 7, 2004
Item 2.9 should be modified to include broader application of "music." Strike live music,
insert any such activities conducted. Add this development shall adopt CC&R language
identical to city ordinance.
Item 2.11 should be modified to amend setback as submitted in revised plan.
Item 2.12 should be modified to include shielded lighting to prevent projecting upward.
DECKERS moves to approve with staff recommendations and revisions presented
above, LIEN seconds. ALL A YES...MOTION CARRIES.
B. PP/FP-l-04 - Sydney and Reese Subdivision - Margaret Jones: Margaret Jones,
represented by George Transtrom with Heartland Construction, LLC, is requesting
combined preliminary plat and final plat approval for Sydney and Reese Subdivision, a
re-subdivision of Lot 17, Block 3, of Merrill Subdivision No.2. The 1.04-acre, 2-lot
commercial development is located south of East Plaza Drive, at 781 East Plaza Drive.
This item was continued from the August 16, 2004 meeting.
Bandy introduces the item.
City Staff, Jeff Lowe, was not contacted by applicant requesting continuation and
applicant was not in attendance.
DECKERS moves to remand the application to Staff, GLA V ACH seconds. ALL
A YES...MOTION CARRIES.
6. NEW BUSINESS:
A. Election of new Vice Chairman
Bandy would like to wait for when a full commission is present to take action on this
item. Item to be placed on later agenda.
B. Review and recommendations for 2006-2010 Transportation Improvement Program
(TIP).
Bandy introduces the item.
City Staff, Jeff Lowe, reviews recommendations from last year
Tricia Nilsson, Transportation Specialist with COMPASS, provides overview of TIP
program.
Kendall Kemmer, ACHD Planning & Programming, discussed the 5 Year Work Plan and
outlined 17 priorities.
Sue Sullivan, Transportation Planner at ITD, discussed planned projects.
City Staff, Jeff Lowe, will prepare for Council in October, to be part of next meetings
Consent agenda.
Commission Discussion on the 17 TIP priorities:
Items 1-3 are OK.
Item 4 should be moved to Active Projects.
Items 5-7 are OK.
Items 8 and 9 should be combined.
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Item 10 is OK.
Insert the Park and Ride project and move item 12 to the Enhancement Program list.
Item 13 is OK.
Insert Eagle Island Access and move item 14 to the Active Project list.
Item 15 is OK.
Update language on item 16 and move item 17 to the Enhancement Program list.
DECKERS moves to approve the 2006-2010 TIP projects to include the 2005-2009
project lists with the aforementioned revisions, LIEN seconds. ALL A YES...
MOTION CARRIES.
7. REPORTS:
A. Commission
B. City Attorney
C. Staff
8. ADJOURNMENT: BANDY moves to adjourn, DECKERS seconds. ALL AYES...
MOTION CARRIES.
RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED:
SHARON K. BERGMANN
CITY CLERK/TREASURER
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2005-2009 TIP/FYWP/STIP:
City of Eagle Project Requests Status
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1 Improve Floating Feather Road east of Eagle
Road to Edgewood Lane
Extension of SH 55 across, the east end of Eagle
Island to ChindenBlvd. (Three Cities River
rassin�)
3 Extend SH 16 south to Chinden and eventually to
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ACHD
ITD
ACHD: Project programmed for construction FY09 in 05-09 FYWP
(Priority #31 of 119). Project is not eligible for impact fee funding
because traffic volumes did not warrant widening when the 2003
Capital Improvements Plan was developed.
ACHD:--- Environmental analysis continues with detailed data
collection and environmental study underway Next ublic. meeting.
will Likely be>in earw_200b
ct or set side funding for PI, Drive
p extension from Second Street to the eastern
Pr) boundary of parcel acquired"bvACHD,
5 Improve Eagle Road from Floating Feather to
Beacon Light to 3 lanes with curb, gutter,
sidewalk, bike lanes and landscaped medians
where possible.
6 Extend Plaza Drive across SH-44
7 Reconstruct Ballantyne Road/SH 44/State Street
Intersections
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ACHD
ITD -=
ACHD/ITD
ACHD Right of waygwas purchased in FY03 for fft proj
Roadway wilt be dev"eloperdriven
ACHD: Project was prioritized #114 of 120 for 05-09 FYWP
Roadway Prioritization and was not included based on priority and
fiscal constraints. Project is on a collector and not eligible for
impact fee funding.
ACHD: Project has been prioritized as new intersection project
and ranks #6 of 44 projects that meet signal warrants (85 overall
intersections were analyzed). It will require coordination with ITD.
Project is being considered for inclusion in the 2006-2010 FYWP.
*-:xtend Hil Road between Horseshoe Bend. Road
i E State Street
Install a center tree strip on Hill Road between
SH 55 and State Street. The city would like
crosswalks and landscaped medians installed at
access points to new park.
ACHD `'
City of
Eagle/ACHD
ACHD: Project scheduled FY09 in 05 09 FYWP (Priority #13 of
120) Project is one collector and is riot eligibllefor impact tee
funding
ACHD: Issues surrounding the park currently planned for parcel
that is ACHD gravel pile will need to be resolved before
discussions regarding medians, crosswalks, etc. On the segment
of the new Hill Road in Winding Creek Subdivision (formerly
Trolley Square), the developer is installing landscaped medians.
AGHD:`Turn'lanes were added to Hill Rued legs of intersection inA
EY02 afterl'TD requirements related to signal,warrants ACHD
reanalysis following construetioin of turn -,lanes shows thhat this
intersection:no )onger meets signal warrants'ACHD will c ont nue.
to analyse intersection in annual interses onwarrant ama s s
Project is planned as park of Hill Rd extension project.
11 Construct decleration lanes on both the
northbound and southbound of SH55 for right
hand turns both eastbound and westbound on
Hill Road (priority should be on the southbound
*ea)
,Construct the Greenbelt from Glenwood (along
north side of Ape Boise River) to Eagle Island'
ate Park (Linder -Rd)
13 Acquire right-of-way for a future connection on
the north side of Chinden Blvd. In alignment with
r,-) Discovery Way
14. install signal at Hill Road and Horseshoe. Bend
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ITD
City of Eagle/Ada
County
ACHD/ITD
ACHD;
•City/county responsjbilil
ACHD: Connection north of Chinden will be development driven.
ACHD: Project is scheduied, FY07 in itraft 05=09•FY.WP::,
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2005-2009 TIP/FYWP/STIP:
City of Eagle Project Requests Status
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16
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Extend Aikens Street to Second Street
Extend Idaho Street east to Stierman Way
Continue the westerly extension of the pedestrian
pathway on the south side of SH 44 from it's
cur nt terminus near Ballantyne Road to the
uture entrance of Eagle Island State Park
-located on the south side of SH 44.
ACHD
City of Eagle/Ada
County
ACHD: Through the design review process, ACHD has
communicated to the City of Eagle and a developer that "ACHD is
not requiring the extension of Aikens Street through the site. If the
City of Eagle requires dedication of right-of-way for the extension
of Aikens Street, then, in accordance with District policy, the
appropriate right-of-way to accommodate the improvements
should be dedicated with this application." Development Services
File Number: EDR-28-02. Julv 2002.
ACHD: Through the design review process, ACHD has
communicated to the City of Eagle and a developerthat "ACHD is
not opposed
`to the extension of Idaho Street, but the' District is not
requiring the applicant to dedicate or construct a public street
through this site because the site has sufficient frontage on State
Street.. " Development Services File Number: EDR-08-03.
February 2003.
City/county responsibility.
1. FYWP= ACHD's Five Year Work Program; STIP= ITD's Statewide Transportation Improvement Program; TIP=The COMPASS
Transportation Improvement Program.
2. ACHD, ITD and COMPASS have provided the best information available at the time of distribution. If there are changes to these
descriptions, the responsible agency will update the Task Force at the annual meeting.
3. ACHD priority rankings refer only to roadway projects unless otherwise noted.
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EAGLE PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION
PUBLIC HEARING SIGN -IN SHEET
Subject RZ-2-03 MOD — Rezone from RUT and A-R to MU-DA — Coast 2 Coast LLC
September 7, 2004
6:30 P.M.
PLEASE PRINT LEGIBLY
NAME
ADDRESS
TELEPHONE
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PRO?
CON?
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EAGLE PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION
PUBLIC HEARING SIGN -IN SHEET
Subject: PP/FP-1-04 — Sydney and Reese Subdivision — Margaret Jones
September 7, 2004
6:30 P.M.
PLEASE PRINT LEGIBLY
NAME
ADDRESS
TELEPHONE
PRO?
CON?
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Sep 07 04 03'OOp Ron Williams
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WILLIAMS • BRADBURY
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August 7, 2004
VIA FACSIMILE — 938-3854
Eagle City Planning and Zoning Commission
P.U. Box 1520
Eagle, ID 83616
Re: Laguna Pointe Subdivision (CPA-1-04/RZ-4-04)
Dear Commission Members,
RECEIVED & FILED
CITY OF EAGLE
SEP 0 7 2004
File:
Route to.
As you know, this firm represents the legal interests of BW Eagle, Inc., the owner of the real
property located immediately adjacent to and south of the property which is the subject of the above
referenced applications. You will also recall that BW Eagle, Inc. has opposed the above referenced
applications for the reason that the proposed uses in the proposed locations on the Laguna Pointe
property are not compatible with the approved residential uses on the BW Eagle, Inc. property. At the
last hearing, BW Eagle, Inc. presented a proposed layout for the property which is the subject of this
application which would be acceptable to BW Eagle, Inc. That layout attempted to isolate the
proposed commercial uses on the Laguna Pointe property from the approved residential uses on the
BW Eagle, Inc. property.
Since that hearing, a representative of Laguna Pointe met with a representative of BW Eagle,
Inc. and showed a new proposed layout for the Laguna Pointe property. That new layout, 1 understand,
has now been submitted to the Planning and Zoning Commission for its consideration. I have been
asked to advise the Planning and Zoning Commission that the new layout proposed by Laguna Pointe
continues to be unacceptable to BW Eagle, Inc. for the reason that it does not adequately isolate the
proposed commercial uses on the Laguna Pointe property from the approved residential uses on the
BW Eagle, Inc. property. BW Eagle, Inc. still believes that the uses on the Laguna Pointe property, as
presently proposed, continue to be incompatible with the approved residential uses on the BW Eagle,
Inc. property and will have a significant detrimental impact on those residential uses, causing damage
to BW Eagle, Inc.
For that reason, BW Eagle, Inc. opposes the above referenced applications and will continue to
do so until a design is prepared and/or use limitations are established which will adequately protect
BW Eagle, Inc.'s approved development plan from conflicting and incompatible uses.
Sine ely,
tephen . Bradbury
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CC: BW Eagle, Inc.
1015 W. Hays Street - Boise. ID 83702 Phone: 208-344-6633 - Fax: 208-344-0077
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2005-2009 Five -Year Work Program
Table of Contents
Page No.
SECTION 1: Introduction to the Five -Year Work Program
1-2 What is the Five -Year Work Program?
1-2 How is the Five -Year Work Program Developed?
1-3 How is the Five -Year Work Program Organized?
1-4 Interpreting the Five -Year Work Program
1-5 Table 1: Five -Year Work Program Revenues vs. Expenditures
1-6 Reading the Five -Year Work Program
1-6 Common Acronyms and Abbreviations
SECTION 2: Major Individual Projects
Note: See Section 2 Table of Contents for complete list of projects.
2-1 Roadway Program
2-14 Intersection Program
2-24 Bridge Program
2-31 Roadway Drainage Program
SECTION 3: Other Capital Programs & Projects
Note: See Section 3 Table of Contents for complete list of sub -programs and years.
3-1 Corridor Preservation Program
3-1 Traffic Program
3-2 Maintenance Program
3-3 Cooperative Program
3-4 Community Program
SECTION 4: Appendix
4-1 List of Major Capital Studies
4-2 List of Potential Major Development -Led Projects
4-2 ACHD Commission District Information
4-3 ACHD Commission District Map
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Section 1
What is the Five -Year Work Program?
Each year, the Ada County Highway District (ACHD) adopts a Five -Year Work Program that
serves as a blueprint for the agency's capital programs over the next five years.
The Five -Year Work Program (FYWP) identifies a programmed construction year for almost 100
individual projects and allocates funds to more than 15 programs where projects are not identified
until the annual budget is produced. The cost estimates for these projects must balance with
projected revenues over each of the five years.
The 2005-2009 FYWP reflects a capital program that is in transition as a result of ACHD's new
Capital Improvements Plan, which identifies capacity building projects for roadways and
intersections over the next 20 years. The Capital Improvements Plan serves as the basis for
ACHD's impact fee program.
The current ACHD Commission, or any future Commission, is not committed to specific future
projects or the projected dates for construction. Actual allocation of funds to a project occurs
when the annual Budget is adopted by the Commission.
Projects in the FYWP scheduled for construction in 2005, 2006 and 2007 may be regarded as
more committed than those projects show in 2008 and 2009. The latter two years are more
tentative and subject to change as priorities and revenue projections change.
The Preliminary Development (PD) category is for projects that currently have no funding year
committed, but are identified as a recognized need. These projects will be considered for placement
in a programmed year in the next update of the program, or sooner if the opportunity arises.
Preliminary Development reflects two years worth of projected revenues and expenditures.
How is the Five -Year Work Program developed?
The development of the FYWP begins soon after the ACHD Commission adopts the previous
program. Most of the public input on the FYWP occurs from August to December of each year.
The program is typically adopted in January at a regular meeting of ACHD's Commission, where
public input is also received.
Projects and their status are tracked throughout the year for any changes in scheduling that result
from funding issues, Commission decisions and general changes in the scope of projects. The
first year of the FYWP is used as the first draft of the ACHD Budget for the upcoming year.
Projects that are delayed as a result of the budget process must be reprogrammed in the next
FYWP update.
The FYWP is developed with a great deal of input from the public. Each year, ACHD meets with
each of the six city and the county governments in Ada County. Many of these agencies appoint
a citizen -led transportation task force that recommends a prioritized list of projects to the city
council or county commission. The council or commission typically endorses the request list at
their regular meetings. Input is also received throughout the year as ACHD staff attends numerous
public and neighborhood association meetings.
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Where applicable, ACHD prioritizes these requests, which must compete with other projects within
the various categories of the FYWP (roadways, intersections, bridges, etc.) and across categories
for funding and scheduling.
ACHD is in the second year of a FYWP ranking process for roadway projects on arterials, collector
or non-residential local roads. This quantitative process evaluates each project based on 14 factors,
which include technical analysis and programming/community factors. Factors such as safety,
capacity and functional classification are considered under the technical analysis while public/
agency support, geographic equity and funding partnerships are considered under programming/
community factors.
As part of the 2005-2009 FYWP update process, ACHD prioritized nearly 120 roadway projects.
More than 30 of these projects have funds programmed in the FYWP.
The roadway project ranking process is reviewed on an annual basis by ACHD and is presented to
the other agencies and the public through a variety of forums for the purpose of refining the process
and educating the public. Currently, ACHD is in the process of developing other ranking methods
for community program projects, intersection projects and roadway drainage projects.
How is the Five -Year Work Program organized?
In adopting the 2004 Budget, ACHD altered the way in which projects and other various programs
are organized within the Budget and the FYWP. Below is a listing of programs and how they are
organized:
• Roadway Program: Includes roadway projects funded by ACHD. These projects typically
involve widening or major rebuilding of arterial, collector and non-residential local roads.
This program also includes an annual allocation to the Corridor Preservation program,
which allows ACHD to purchase right-of-way from new development on roadways identified
in the Capital Improvements Plan. These purchases can occur many years prior to the
year identified in the FYWP for right-of-way acquisition.
• Intersection Program: Includes intersection re -build and traffic signal installation projects
funded by ACHD.
• Bridge Program: Includes major bridge (20-feet or greater in span) replacements and minor
bridge (less than 20-feet in span) replacements, rehabilitation and guardrail installation
projects.
• Traffic Program: Includes projects and programs aimed at upgrading of traffic signal
equipment, installing Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) hardware and software, and
ACHD Commuteride projects, including park & ride lots and commuter van purchases.
• Roadway Drainage Program: Includes projects associated with the management of
stormwater that falls on ACHD roadways.
• Maintenance Program: Includes annual programs for overlays, crack seal projects, cul-de-
sac chipseals, and scrub coat projects.
• Cooperative Program: Provides annual allocation for projects that result from cooperative
agreements between ACHD and other public or private interests.
• Community Program: Includes programs for curb, gutter and sidewalk projects (formerly
Neighborhood Enhancement), sidewalk repair, bikeways and safe route/school projects.
ACHD has tentatively identified curb, gutter and sidewalks projects that may be constructed
in 2005. These are subject to change based on the development of a new ranking method
for these types of projects.
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Interpreting the Five -Year Work Program
The FYWP is a fiscally -constrained program, which means anticipated costs for individual projects
and programs must match the projected revenues of the highway district. Each year, ACHD staff
develops revenue projections based on anticipated growth in ACHD's various revenue sources,
which include property taxes, vehicle registration fees, the Highway Distribution Account (gas tax),
state sales tax and impact fees.
The total revenue projection is then divided into two subcategories —Maintenance & Operations
and Capital Projects. The amount identified for Capital Projects serves as the amount available for
the FYWP and matches the revenue column in Table 1 (see following page).
Table 1 (page 1-5) is a breakdown of the amount of expenditures programmed in the FYWP.
These programmed expenditures are separated into each phase of the project.
Section 2 of the FYWP displays information on each project, including a description, vicinity map,
total cost and ACHD's portion of the total cost. Section 3 displays other ACHD programs that
generally receive annual allocations. Individual projects are typically identified during development
of the annual budget, except for some Community Program projects that have been tentatively
slated for construction in 2005.
The total cost for a project is calculated by tabulating the cost associated with each phase of the
project. The phases are listed below. Note that projects differ based on the amount of work
necessary to complete the project and may not always include each phase listed below.
• Professional Services: These funds are typically for the design of the project by outside
consultants. Some projects will be designed by ACHD staff. On most projects professional
services are conducted two years prior to the programmed construction year.
• Right-of-way: These funds are for purchase of the right-of-way required for the project.
Right-of-way acquisition typically occurs the year before construction begins.
• Construction: This designation is for construction funds.
• Construction Engineering: Each project must be inspected during and after completion of
the project. These funds are programmed to cover the cost of inspecting the project. These
funds are expended during the same year as construction.
• Utilities: For many projects, ACHD must pay for relocation of utilities within ACHD right-of-
way. These funds are expended during the same year as construction.
• Traffic Materials: Projects that involve installation of traffic signals include traffic materials
costs. These funds are expended during the same year as construction.
ACHD has information available regarding the amount of each phase estimated for each project.
Please contact ACHD's Planning, Programming and Cost Estimating Department at 208-387-
6119 for more information.
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2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Sub Total
PD
Sub Total
gram Totals
Table 1: Five -Year Work Program Revenues vs. Expenditures
Prof Services
($1,350,000)
($2,690,000)
($1,110,000)
($1,880,000)
($1,170,000)
($4,230,000)
Right -of -Way
($11,060,000)
($9,680,000)
($6,520,000)
($6,550,000)
($9,320,000)
Construction
Traffic
Construction Engineering Utilities Material
($14,370,000) ($240,000) ($80,000) ($860,000)
($14,600,000) ($230,000) ($90,000) ($730,000)
($17,190,000)
($17,940,000)
($20,060,000)
($220,000) ($1,150,000) ($1,050,000)
($360,000) ($100,000) ($1,240,000)
($340,000) ($220,000) ($1,240,000)
($7,560,000)
($43,420,000) ($820,000) ($700,000) ($1,760,000)
Revenue Reimbursements
Total Revenue
2005
$24,130,000
$3,840,000 [
$27,970,000
2006
$25,160,000
$2,550,000
$27,710,000
2007
$26,230,000
$520,000
$26,750,000
2008
$27,360,000
$300,000 I
$27,660,000
2009
$28,540,000
$3,410,000
$31,950,000
PD
$56,410,000
$1,340,000 $57,750,000
Revenue Minus
Programmed Expenses
$10,000
($310,000)
($490,000)
($410,000)
($400,000)
($740,000)
Programmed
Expenses
Outside Funding
$4,300,000
$6,680,000
$6,130,000
$4,310,000
$3,550,000
$5,570,000
Notes:
1. Programmed Expenses = (Prof Services) + (Right -of -Way) + (Construction) + (Construction Inspection ) +
(Utilities) + (Traffic Matl)
2. Total Revenue = (Projected Revenue) + (Total Reimbursements)
3. Difference = (Total Revenue) - (Programmed Expenditures)
4. PD = about two years of projects
5. Years beyond the first are inflated 2.5% per annum (only on this Summary Sheet) for Programmed
Expenditure Total and Total Reimbursements.
6. Target for each year's Difference column is +/- $0.5 million
7. All figures are rounded to the nearest $10,000.
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Reading the Five -Year Work Program
Figure 1: Project Information Legend
Project Title & Limits
( Cloverdale Rd, Overland Rd / 1-84 )
Project
Description:
Includes
details of the
project,
including
number of
lanes, inter-
sections and
other major
features.
Widen roadway from 2/3 lanes to 3 lanes, including curb, gutter,
sidewalk and bike lanes. Project is scheduled to coordinate with the
City of Boise's sewer installation. Project includes intersection
widening at Cloverdale and Overland.
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Project Total: $1,927,315
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Project Schedule and Cost Information:
Only the Construction year is designated for each project. Typically, design of
the project is conducted two years prior to construction and right-of-way is
purchases one year prior. ACHD utilizes outside funding sources for many
projects, including Federal Aid and contributions from the cities, county and
private interests. The ACHD Portion depicts the amount of ACHD-related funds
that are estimated to be used for the project. The Project Total reflects the
combination of outside funding and ACHD funding. Cost estimates are approxi-
mate and are subject to change on an annual basis.
Common Acronyms
CMAQ
Const or CN
FA
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ITD
ITS
PD
R/W
SD
SH
STIP
STP-E
STP-R
STP-U
TIP
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& Abbreviations
Congestion Mitigation & Air Quality Program (Federal Aid)
Construction
Federal Aid
Interstate Maintenance Program (Federal Aid)
Idaho Transportation Department
Intelligent Transportation Systems
Preliminary Development Projects
Right -of -Way
Storm Drain
State Highway
ITD's Statewide Transportation Improvement Program
Surface Transportation Program — Enhancement (Federal Aid)
Surface Transportation Program — Rural (Federal Aid)
Surface Transportation Program Urban (Federal Aid)
Transportation Improvement Program
Unfunded
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SECTION 2: Major Individual Projects
Table of Contents
Page No.
ROADWAY PROGRAM
Arterial Roadway Projects
2-1 RD202-09 30th Street Extension, Main / Rose
2-1 RD202-04 36th Street Extension, Cartwright / Bogus Basin Rd
2-1 RD307 36th Street, Hill Rd / Cartwright Rd
2-2 RC0087 Cloverdale Rd, Fairview Ave / Ustick Rd
2-2 RD202-14 Cloverdale Rd, Franklin / Fairview
2-2 RD201-02 Cloverdale Rd, Overland Rd / 1-84
2-3 RC0094 Cole Rd, Amity Rd / Victory Rd
2-3 RD203-07 Eagle Rd, Victory / Ridenbaugh Canal
2-3 RD200-02b Fairview Ave Pavement Rehab #2 (Cole / Milwaukee)
2-4 RD202-07 Five Mile Rd Extension, Retaining Wall at Chinden
2-4 RD195a Five Mile Rd, Fairview Ave / Ustick Rd
2-4 F038 Five Mile Rd, Franklin Rd / Fairview Ave
2-5 RD257 Floating Feather Rd, Eagle Rd / Edgewood Dr
2-5 RD282 Franklin Rd, Touchmark / Five Mile Rd
2-5 RD308 Hill Rd Extension, Horseshoe Bend Rd (SH 55) / State St
2-6 RD077 Linder Rd, Franklin Rd / Ustick
2-6 RD157.01 Locust Grove Rd, Bentley / Franklin
2-6 RD054 Locust Grove Rd, Franklin Rd / FairviewAve
2-7 F201-01 Locust Grove Rd, Overland Rd / Franklin Rd Overpass
2-7 RD066 Maple Grove Rd Extension, McMillan Rd / Chinden Blvd
2-7 RD196a Maple Grove Rd, FairviewAve / Ustick Rd
2-8 F040 Maple Grove Rd, Franklin Rd / Fairview Ave
2-8 RD202-39 Meridian Rd, Franklin / Cherry Ln
2-8 RD202-53 Overland Rd, Cloverdale Rd / Five Mile Rd
2-9 RD072 Overland Rd, Eagle Rd / Cloverdale Rd
2-9 RD290 Overland Rd, Linder Rd / west of Meridian
2-9 RD188 Ten Mile Rd, Cherry Lane / Ustick Rd
2-10 RD309 Ten Mile Rd, Franklin Rd / Pine Ave
2-10 RD057 Ten Mile Rd, Pine Ave / Cherry Lane
2-10 C202-01 Three Cities River Crossing, US 20 / 26 to SH 55 (Corridor Study)
2-11 RD222 Ustick Rd, Five Mile / Cole Rd
Collector Roadway Projects
2-12 RD144 Highland, Broadway Ave / ParkCenter Blvd via Mallard
2-12 RD277b Warm Springs Ave, Phase 1
2-12 RD277c Warm Springs Ave, Phase 2
2-13 RD277d Warm Springs Ave, Phase 3
2-13 RD277e Warm Springs Ave, Phase 4
2-13 RD277f Warm Springs Ave, Phase 5
INTERSECTION PROGRAM
Intersection New / Re -build Projects
2-14 IN239b 36th Street and Hill Rd and Catalpa
2-14 IN050 Avenue D / E; 03rd Street / 04th Street; Bridge Ave (Kuna)
2-14 IN203-02 Cloverdale Rd and Executive
2-15 IN281 FairviewAve and Cloverdale Rd
2-15 IN099 Fairview Ave and Cole Rd Intersection
2-15 IN203-10 Gowen Rd and Pleasant Valley
2-16 IN203-04 Hill Rd and Edgewood
2-16 IN203-05 Hill Rd and SH 55
2-16 IN203-03 Hill Rd and State St
2-17 IN132 Maple Grove Rd and Hackamore
2-17 IN203-06 Maple Grove Rd and Ustick
2-17 IN032 Orchard St and Overland Rd (reconstruct turn lanes N / S)
2-18 IN202-01 Overland Rd and Meridian Rd - Reconstruction
2-18 IN270 Pine Ave and Linder Rd
2-18 IN202-03 SH 69 (Meridian Rd) and Victory Rd
2-19 IN023a State St and Bogart Lane
2-19 IN203-07 Ten Mile Rd and Franklin Rd
2-19 IN203-08 Ten Mile Rd and Pine Ave
2-20 IN202-15 US 20-26 (Chinden) and Meridian Rd
2-20 IN202-07 Ustick Rd and Linder Rd
2-20 IN203-09 Ustick Rd and Milwaukee
2-21 IN271 Victory Rd and Cloverdale Rd
2-21 IN277 Victory Rd and Eagle Rd
Intersection Signalization Projects
2-22 IN269 03rd Street and Myrtle - Signalization
2-22 IN275 Fairview Ave and Hickory Ave - Signalization
2-22 IN071 Front St and 05th Street
2-23 IN276 Hill Rd and Horseshoe Bend Rd - Signalization
2-23 IN204-01 SH 69 (Meridian Rd) and Columbia
BRIDGE PROGRAM
Major Bridge Projects
2-24 MA077 Cloverdale Rd #344
2-24 MA034 Cloverdale Rd Bridge #253 and #254
2-24 MA202-04 Cole Rd #350
2-25 MA202-01 Desert Ave Bridge#347
2-25 MA203-01 Fairview Ave #418a & #418AA
2-25 MA202-02 Hubbard Rd #345, NY Canal
2-26 MA202-05 Old Horseshoe Bend Rd #42a
2-26 MA203-02 ParkCenter Blvd —East River Crossing
Bridge Rehab, Replacement and Rail Projects
2-27 MI2005 2005 Boise City Canal Crossing Rebuild & Replacement
2-27 MI2006 2006 Boise City Canal Crossing Rebuild & Replacement
2-27 M12007 2007 Boise City Canal Crossing Rebuild & Replacement
2-28 MI2008 2008 Boise City Canal Crossing Rebuild & Replacement
2-28 M12009 2009 Boise City Canal Crossing Rebuild & Replacement
2-28 M170 King Road Bridge #336
2-29 MI203-35 Lake Hazel #304
2-29 M127 Palmer Lane, n / o Hwy 44 #22
2-29 MIPD PD Bridge Rehab, Replacement and Rail Program
2-30 MI34 Robinson Rd #184, S / O Kuna-Mora
2-30 M1203-01 Victory Rd, 1 / 4 mile east of Locust Grove #296
2-30 M1203-34 Wylie Lane # 93
ROADWAY DRAINAGE PROGRAM
Storm Drain Projects
2-31 DR033.01 Brookhollow Storm Drain
2-31 C058 Fox Meadow Storm Drain
2-31 DR208 Hickories Subdivision Storm Drain
2-32 DR211 Lake Hazel Rd Regional Storm Drain
2-32 DR209 Northview and Maple Grove Rd Storm Drain
2-32 DR212 Northwest Boise Regional Storm Drain System
2-33 DR202a Ustick Rd Storm Drain (South Slough By-pass)
2-33 DR210 Vista Ave Regional Storm Drain System
Miscellaneous Drainage
2-34 DR214 Five Mile Rd Regional Pond
2-34 DR215 Five Mile Rd Trunk Line
Adopted January 28, 2004
FIVE YEAR WORK PROGRAM - FY 05-09
Roadway Program: Arterial Roadway Projects
30th Street Extension, Main / Rose
Construct new 3-lane roadways with curb, gutter, sidewalks and bike
lanes. Acquire 96 feet of right-of-way. Project includes traffic signal at
State St and Rose. Includes main connection to Greenbelt and
• possible pedestrian signal.
Construction Year: 2009
ACHD Portion: $5,000,000
Project Total: $5,000,000
The Roadway Program includes roadway projects funded by ACHD.
These projects are on arterials, collectors and non-residential local
roads. This category also includes corridor preservation projects.
RD202-09
36th Street Extension, Cartwright / Bogus Basin Rd
Construct new 2-lane roadway, including safety shoulder and bike
lanes, no curb, gutter or sidewalk. Acquire 50 feet of right-of-way.
Construction Year: PD
ACHD Portion: $2,919,000
Project Total: $2,919,000
36th Street, Hill Rd / Cartwright Rd
Reconstruct existing roadway to 2 and 3 lanes, including curb, gutter,
sidewalks and bikeline. Construct new 2 and 3 -lane roadway from
end of 36th Street to Cartwright. Acquire 68 feet of right-of-way.
Construction Year: 2008
ACHD Portion: $2,737,000
Project Total: $2,737,000
2/4/2004
2-1
Adopted January 28, 2004
Cloverdale Rd, Fairview Ave / Ustick Rd
Widen roadway from 2 to 5 lanes with curb, gutter, sidewalk and bike
lanes. Acquire 96 feet of right-of-way.
Construction Year: U F
ACHD Portion: $4,353,000
Project Total: $4,353,000
Cloverdale Rd, Franklin / Fairview
Widen roadway from 2/3 lanes to 5 lanes, including curb, gutter,
sidewalk and bike lanes. Acquire 96 right-of-way. Fairview &
Cloverdale intersection is listed as a separate project but programmed
to be constructed concurrently.
Construction Year: PD
ACHD Portion: $4,622,000
Project Total: $4,622,000
Cloverdale Rd, Overland Rd / 1-84
Widen roadway from 2/3 lanes to 3 lanes, including curb, gutter,
sidewalk and bike lanes. Project is scheduled to coordinate with the
City of Boise's sewer installation. Project includes intersection
widening at Cloverdale and Overland.
Construction Year: 2005
ACHD Portion: $827,315
Project Total: $1, 927, 315
FIVE YEAR WORK PROGRAM - FY 05-09
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Cole Rd, Amity Rd / Victory Rd
Widen roadway from 2/3 lanes to 5 lanes with curb, gutter, sidewalk
and bike lanes. Acquire 96 feet of right-of-way.
Construction Year: PD
ACHD Portion: $5,309,000
Project Total: $5,309,000
Eagle Rd, Victory / Ridenbaugh Canal
Widen roadway from 2 lanes to 5 lanes, including curb, gutter,
sidewalk and bike lanes. Acquire 96 feet of right-of-way. Victory and
Eagle intersection project programmed concurrently.
Construction Year: 2006
ACHD Portion: $2,349,000
Project Total: $2,349,000
Fairview Ave Pavement Rehab #2 (Cole / Milwaukee)
Pavement rehabilitation project is to be completed with the
Fairview/Cole intersection, which is scheduled PD.
Construction Year:
ACHD Portion:
Project Total:
PD
$873,000
$873,000
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Five Mile Rd Extension, Retaining Wall at Chinden
Retaining wall related to Five Mile Extension is required for ITD's
Chinden widening. ACHD will pay ITD for construction costs.
Construction Year:
ACHD Portion:
Project Total:
2005
$257,000
$257,000
Five Mile Rd, Fairview Ave / Ustick Rd
Widen roadway from 2 lanes to 5 lanes with curb, gutter, sidewalk and
bike lanes. Acquire 96 feet of right-of-way.
Construction Year: 2009
ACHD Portion: $5,282,000
Project Total: $5,282,000
Five Mile Rd, Franklin Rd / Fairview Ave
HOT PROJECT - Widen roadway from 2 lanes to 5 with curb, gutter,
sidewalks and bike lanes. Acquire 96 feet of right-of-way. Project
includes intersection work at Five Mile and Fairview.
Construction Year: 2007
ACHD Portion: $1,216,292
Project Total: $6,408,292
FIVE YEAR WORK PROGRAM - FY 05-09
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RD202-07
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2/4/2004
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Adopted January 28, 2004
FIVE YEAR WORK PROGRAM - FY 05-09
Floating Feather Rd, Eagle Rd / Edgewood Dr
Widen roadway from 2 lanes to 3 lanes with curb, gutter, sidewalks
and bike lanes. Acquire 96 feet of right-of-way.
Construction Year: 2009
ACHD Portion: $1,347,000
Project Total: $1,347,000
Franklin Rd, Touchmark / Five Mile Rd
HOT PROJECT - Widen roadway from 2 lanes to 5 lanes with curb,
gutter, sidewalks and shoulder. Acquire 96 feet of right-of-way.
Project includes intersection work at Franklin/Five Mile and
Franklin/Cloverdale.
Construction Year: 2008
ACHD Portion: $2,187,000
Project Total: $7,027,000
Hill Rd Extension, Horseshoe Bend Rd (SH 55) / State St
Construct new alignment of existing roadway west of SH-55 to 3 lanes
with curb, gutter, sidewalk and bike lanes. Acquire 70 feet of right-of-
way. Project includes three possible traffic signals - at State,
Edgewood and SH-55
Construction Year: 2009
ACHD Portion: $1,538,000
Project Total: $1,538,000
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Adopted January 28, 2004
FIVE YEAR WORK PROGRAM - FY 05-09
Linder Rd, Franklin Rd / Ustick
Widen roadway from 2 lanes to 5 lanes with curb, gutter, sidewalk and
bike lanes. Acquire 96 feet of right-of-way. Project includes
intersection work at Linder & Chateau.
Construction Year: 2009
ACHD Portion: $5,393,000
Project Total: $5,393,000
Locust Grove Rd, Bentley / Franklin
HOT PROJECT --Widen roadway from 2 lanes to 5 lanes with curb,
gutter, sidewalks and bike lanes. Acquire 96 feet of right-of-way.
Locust Grove Overpass will be built as separate project.
Construction Year:
ACHD Portion:
Project Total:
2005
$977,000
$977,000
Locust Grove Rd, Franklin Rd / Fairview Ave
Widen existing roadway from 2 lanes to 5 lanes with curb, gutter,
sidewalk, and bike lanes. Construct new 5-lane roadway across
railroad tracks south of Pine to Franklin. Acquire 96 feet of right-of-way.
Construction Year: 2007
ACHD Portion: $3,824,000
Project Total: $3,824,000
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FIVE YEAR WORK PROGRAM - FY 05-09
Locust Grove Rd, Overland Rd / Franklin Rd Overpass
HOT PROJECT --Construct new overpass over 1-84 from north of
Overland to Bentley. The overpass will be 4 lanes and connecting
. roadways will be 5 lanes. Bentley to Franklin widening is part of
separate project.
Construction Year: 2006
ACHD Portion: $1,221,732
Project Total: $5,576,732
Maple Grove Rd Extension, McMillan Rd / Chinden Blvd
HOT PROJECT —Construct new 5-lane roadway with curb, gutter,
sidewalks and bike lanes. Acquire 96 feet of right-of-way. Project
includes intersection work at Maple Grove/McMillan and
Garrett/Chinden.
Construction Year: 2005
ACHD Portion: $5,434,299
Project Total: $5,434,299
Maple Grove Rd, Fairview Ave / Ustick Rd
Widen roadway from 2 lanes to 3 lanes, including bike lanes, curb,
gutter and sidewalks. Acquire 96 feet of right-of-way. Project includes
intersection work at Cory and Northview. FY04 Budget allocation for
Professional Services likely to be moved to PD.
Construction Year: PD
ACHD Portion: $3,965,000
Project Total: $3,965,000
2/4/2004
2-7
Adopted January 28, 2004
FIVE YEAR WORK PROGRAM - FY 05-09
Maple Grove Rd, Franklin Rd / Fairview Ave
HOT PROJECT - Widen roadway from 3 lanes to 5 lanes with bike
lanes, curb, gutter, and sidewalk. Acquire 96 feet of right-of-way.
Project includes intersection work at Emerald and Fairview.
Construction Year: 2006
ACHD Portion: $2,518,745
Project Total: $7,737,745
Meridian Rd, Franklin / Cherry Ln
Rebuild roadway and widen from 2/3 lanes to 3 lanes with curb,
gutter, sidewalk and bike lanes. Right-of-way widths to be determined.
City of Meridian to decide on possible couplet with Main Street.
Construction Year: PD
ACHD Portion: $167,000
Project Total: $2,300,000
Overland Rd, Cloverdale Rd / Five Mile Rd
Widen the roadway from 3 lanes to 5 lanes including curb, gutter and
sidewalks. Project designed for 80-foot right-of-way.
Construction Year: 2006
ACHD Portion: $1,943,310
Project Total: $1,943,310
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Overland Rd, Eagle Rd / Cloverdale Rd
Widen roadway from 2 lanes to 5 lanes with curb, gutter, sidewalk and
bike lanes. Acquire 96 feet of right-of-way .
Construction Year: 2006
ACHD Portion: $4,274,885
Project Total: $4,274,885
Overland Rd, Linder Rd / west of Meridian
Widen roadway from 2 lanes to 5-lane rural section, with bike lanes
and detached sidewalk. Acquire 96 feet of right-of-way. Project
includes intersection work at Stoddard.
Construction Year: 2007
ACHD Portion: $3,942,000
Project Total: $3,942,000
Ten Mile Rd, Cherry Lane / Ustick Rd
Widen roadway from 2 lanes to 4/5 lanes with curb, gutter, sidewalk
and bike lanes. Acquire 96 feet of right-of-way where possible. Project
includes intersection work at Ten Mile and Ustick.
Construction Year: 2008
ACHD Portion: $3,773,000
Project Total: $3,773,000
FIVE YEAR WORK PROGRAM - FY 05-09
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FIVE YEAR WORK PROGRAM - FY 05-09
Ten Mile Rd, Franklin Rd / Pine Ave
Widen roadway from 2 lanes to 5 lanes including curb, gutter
sidewalks and bike lanes. Acquire 96 right-of-way. Project includes
signalization and widening of intersection at Ten Mile and Franklin to
5 lanes on all legs.
Construction Year: 2007
ACHD Portion: $2,828,000
Project Total: $2,828,000
Ten Mile Rd, Pine Ave / Cherry Lane
Widen roadway from 2 lanes to 5 lanes with curb, gutter sidewalk, and
bike lanes. Acquire 96 feet of right-of-way. Project includes
modification and signalization of Ten Mile & Pine intersection.
Construction Year: 2007
ACHD Portion: $2,209,000
Project Total: $2,209,000
Three Cities River Crossing, US 20 / 26 to SH 55 (Corridor
Study)
This study will determine the centerline location and obtain
environmental approvals for a Boise River crossing between Chinden
Boulevard (US 20/26) and State Street (SH 44) in the Boise -Eagle -
Garden City area. The project map is only conceptual. The actual
alignment will be determined through the study. $1.0 million in STP-U
funding for this study was acquired in FY2002. PD funds are for
potential design or right-of-way acquisition.
Construction Year: U F
ACHD Portion: $27,500,000
Project Total: $28,500,000
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Ustick Rd, Five Mile / Cole Rd
Widen roadway from 2/3 lanes to 5 lanes with bike lanes, curb, gutter
and sidewalks. Acquire 96 feet of right-of-way where possible. Project
includes intersection work at Milwaukee and Maple Grove.
Construction Year: 2007
ACHD Portion: $9,879,000
Project Total: $9,879,000
2/4/2004
2-11
Adopted January 28, 2004
FIVE YEAR WORK PROGRAM - FY 05-09
Roadway Program: Collector Roadway Projects
Highland, Broadway Ave / ParkCenter Blvd via Mallard
Rebuild 2-lane roadway with curb, gutter and sidewalk. No r/w
acquisition required.
Construction Year: 2006
ACHD Portion: $1,164,000
Project Total: $1,164,000
The Roadway Program includes roadway projects funded by ACHD.
These projects are on arterials, collectors and non-residential local
roads. This category also includes corridor preservation projects.
Warm Springs Ave, Phase 1
Area 5 - Easternmost section, including retaining wall.
Construction Year:
ACHD Portion:
Project Total:
PD
$344,000
$344,000
Warm Springs Ave, Phase 2
Area 4 - East/central section, including soil -nail wall.
Construction Year:
ACHD Portion:
Project Total:
PD
$344,000
$344,000
2/4/2004
2-12
Adopted January 28, 2004
FIVE YEAR WORK PROGRAM - FY 05-09
Warm Springs Ave, Phase 3
Area 3 - Central section with soil -nail wall.
Construction Year.:
ACHD Portion:
Project Total:
PD
$344,000
$344,000
Warm Springs Ave, Phase 4
Area 2 - West/central section with soil -nail wall.
Construction Year:
ACHD Portion:
Project Total:
PD
$344,000
$344,000
Warm Springs Ave, Phase 5
Area 1 - Westernmost section, west of Starcrest Drive, lay back slope.
Construction Year:
ACHD Portion:
Project Total:
PD
$344,000
$344,000
2/4/2004
2-13
Adopted January 28, 2004
FIVE YEAR WORK PROGRAM - FY 05-09
Intersection Program: Intersection New / Re -build Project The Intersection Program includes intersection projects funded by
ACHD. These may include intersection rebuild and/or traffic signal
installation project. Projects that are part of a Roadway project have
been noted.
36th Street and Hill Rd and Catalpa
HOT PROJECT --Realign Hill Road to create two three-way
intersections with 36th Street. Proposed Catalpa realignment to
include connection to Hill Rd via Bonnie Lane. Two new traffic signals
will be installed.
Construction Year: 2008
ACHD Portion: $2,048,000
Project Total: $2,048,000
Avenue D / E; 03rd Street / 04th Street; Bridge Ave (Kuna)
Modify alignment to improve operation resulting from current
configuration.
Construction Year:
ACHD Portion:
Project Total:
PD
$244,275
$244,275
Cloverdale Rd and Executive
Reconstruct and widen intersection to 5 lanes on Cloverdale legs and
4 lanes on Executive. Project scheduled concurrent with Cloverdale,
Franklin/Fairview project (See roadway project for construction
schedule. Costs are included in roadway project).
Construction Year:
ACHD Portion:
Project Total:
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Adopted January 28, 2004
FIVE YEAR WORK PROGRAM - FY 05-09
Fairview Ave and Cloverdale Rd
Reconstruct and widen intersection to 7 lanes on Fairview legs and 6
lanes on Cloverdale legs. Project includes addition of bike lanes on
. Cloverdale as well as curb, gutter and sidewalks. Project programmed
with Cloverdale, Franklin/Fairview project.
Construction Year: PD
ACHD Portion: $2,937,000
Project Total: $2,937,000
Fairview Ave and Cole Rd Intersection
HOT PROJECT —Reconstruct and widen intersection to 7 lanes on
each leg. Schedule of project dependent upon redevelopment in the
area. Right-of-way to be acquired through corridor preservation.
Construction Year: PD
ACHD Portion: $1,825,000
Project Total: $1,825,000
Gowen Rd and Pleasant Valley
Project will install traffic control at one or both intersections, and
possible realignment of Pleasant Valley to form a single intersection
with Farman.
Construction Year.: PD
ACHD Portion: $1,002,000
Project Total: $1, 002, 000
FAIRVIEW AVE
2/4/2004
2-15
Adopted January 28, 2004
FIVE YEAR WORK PROGRAM - FY 05-09
Hill Rd and Edgewood
Project programmed with Hill Rd Extension, SH55 / State (See
roadway project for construction schedule. Costs are included in
roadway project).
Construction Year:
ACHD Portion:
Project Total:
$0
$0
Hill Rd and SH 55
Project programmed with Hill Rd Extension, SH55 / State (See
roadway project for construction schedule. Costs are included in
roadway project).
Construction Year:
ACHD Portion:
Project Total:
$0
$0
Hill Rd and State St
Project programmed with Hill Rd Extension, SH55 / State (See
roadway project for construction schedule. Costs are included in
roadway project).
Construction Year::
ACHD Portion:
Project Total:
$0
$0
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Adopted January 28, 2004
Maple Grove Rd and Hackamore
Construct turn lanes on Maple Grove and install signal. Due to location
adjacent to overpass at 1-84, a fill or wall will be required.
Construction Year:
ACHD Portion:
Project Total:
2009
$673,000
$673,000
Maple Grove Rd and Ustick
Reconstruct and widen intersection to 5 lanes on all legs. Project
programmed with Ustick, Five Mile/Cole project (See roadway project
for construction schedule. Costs are included in roadway project).
Construction Year:
ACHD Portion:
Project Total:
$0
$0
Orchard St and Overland Rd (reconstruct turn lanes N / S)
Install left turn lanes on Orchard legs of intersection. Some signal work
will be required.
Construction Year:
ACHD Portion:
Project Total:
2006
$521,000
$521,000
FIVE YEAR WORK PROGRAM - FY 05-09
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2/4/2004
2-17
Adopted January 28, 2004
FIVE YEAR WORK PROGRAM - FY 05-09
Overland Rd and Meridian Rd - Reconstruction
Widen and improve the intersection to 7 lanes on all legs.
Construction Year: 2007
ACHD Portion: $1, 851, 000
Project Total: $1, 851, 000
Pine Ave and Linder Rd
Rebuild intersection and add left turn lanes on all four legs. Project is
adjacent to Meridian High School and programmed with Linder,
Franklin/Ustick project.
Construction Year:
ACHD Portion:
Project Total:
2009
$425,000
$425,000
SH 69 (Meridian Rd) and Victory Rd
Widen Victory Road legs to 4 lanes and install signal. ITD coordination
will be required.
Construction Year:
ACHD Portion:
Project Total:
2009
$368,000
$368,000
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2/4/2004
2-18
Adopted January 28, 2004
State St and Bogart Lane
Install signal, realign intersection & install sidewalk. Installation of
signal dependent upon ITD approval.
Construction Year:
ACHD Portion:
Project Total:
PD
$519,000
$519,000
Ten Mile Rd and Franklin Rd
Reconstruct and widen intersection to 5 lanes on all legs. Project
programmed with Ten Mile, Franklin/Pine project (See roadway project
for construction schedule. Costs are included in roadway project).
Construction Year:
ACHD Portion:
Project Total:
$0
$0
Ten Mile Rd and Pine Ave
Reconstruct and widen intersection to 5 lanes on Ten Mile and 3 lanes
on Pine. Pine alignment west of Ten Mile Road is private. Project
programmed with Ten Mile, Pine / Cherry Lane project (See roadway
project for construction schedule. Costs are included in roadway
project).
Construction Year:
ACHD Portion:
Project Total:
$0
$0
FIVE YEAR WORK PROGRAM - FY 05-09
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US 20-26 (Chinden) and Meridian Rd
Signalize intersection and conduct minor roadway work. ITD will be the
lead agency on project. Costs shown are for ACHD only.
Construction Year:
ACHD Portion:
Project Total:
2005
$135,000
$135,000
Ustick Rd and Linder Rd
Reconstruct and widen intersection to 5 lanes on all legs. Includes
installation of traffic signal. Project programmed with Linder, Franklin
to Ustick project.
Construction Year:
ACHD Portion:
Project Total:
2009
$789,000
$789,000
Ustick Rd and Milwaukee
Project programmed with Ustick, Five Mile / Cole (See roadway project
for construction schedule. Costs are included in roadway project).
Construction Year:
ACHD Portion:
Project Total:
$0
$0
FIVE YEAR WORK PROGRAM - FY 05-09
US 20126 (CNINDEN BLVD)
IN202-15
USTICK RD
IN202-07
2/4/2004 2-20
Adopted January 28, 2004
FIVE YEAR WORK PROGRAM - FY 05-09
Victory Rd and Cloverdale Rd
Reconstruct and widen intersection to 5 lanes on all legs, including
curb, gutter, sidewalks and bike lanes. Includes installation of traffic
. signal.
Construction Year: 2006
ACHD Portion: $1,057,000
Project Total: $1,057,000
Victory Rd and Eagle Rd
Reconstruct and widen intersection to 5 lanes on all legs, including
curb, gutter, sidewalks and bike lanes. Project programmed with Eagle
Rd, Victory/Ridenbaugh Canal project.
Construction Year:: 2006
ACHD Portion: $1,303,000
Project Total: $1,303,000
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2/4/2004
2-21
Adopted January 28, 2004
FIVE YEAR WORK PROGRAM - FY 05-09
Intersection Program: Intersection Signalization Projects The Intersection Program includes intersection projects funded by
ACHD. These may include intersection rebuild and/or traffic signal
installation project. Projects that are part of a Roadway project have
been noted.
03rd Street and Myrtle - Signalization
ITD is the lead agency. Bike route to Greenbelt/BSU. Installing signal
at intersection.
Construction Year:
ACHD Portion:
Project Total:
2008
$65,000
$65,000
Fairview Ave and Hickory Ave - Signalization
Signalize and improve intersection to include 4 lanes on Hickory leg.
Construction Year:
ACHD Portion:
Project Total:
2005
$222,000
$222,000
Front St and 05th Street
Signalize intersection. ITD is lead agency.
Construction Year:
ACHD Portion:
Project Total:
2008
$65,000
$65,000
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IN275
2/4/2004
2-22
Adopted January 28, 2004
Hill Rd and Horseshoe Bend Rd - Signalization
Intersection was rebuilt in 1999 and requires installation of signal.
Construction Year:
ACHD Portion:
Project Total:
2007
$248,000
$248,000
SH 69 (Meridian Rd) and Columbia
Signalize intersection. ITD is lead agency.
Construction Year:
ACHD Portion:
Project Total:
2008
$100,000
$100,000
FIVE YEAR WORK PROGRAM - FY 05-09
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HORSESHOE BEND RD
W COLUMBIA RD
IN204-01
2/4/2004
2-23
Adopted January 28, 2004
FIVE YEAR WORK PROGRAM - FY 05-09
Bridge Program: Major Bridge Projects
Cloverdale Rd #344
Replace bridge and widen to accommodate bike lanes. Bridge is
located south of Hubbard over the New York Canal.
Construction Year:
ACHD Portion:
Project Total:
2009
$646,000
$646,000
The Bridge Program includes bridge projects funded by ACHD,
including major bridge replacements and minor bridge projects that
include rehabilitation, addition of guardrail and replacement.
Cloverdale Rd Bridge #253 and #254
Remove both bridges and replace with roadway. Project will realign
Ridenbaugh Canal to the west of Cloverdale Road to allow removal of
the bridges. Bridges are approximately 0.4 miles south of Overland.
Construction Year:
ACHD Portion:
Project Total:
2005
$671,000
$671,000
Cole Rd #350
Replace bridge and widen from 2 lanes to 5 lanes, including
guardrails. Bridge is located over the New York Canal, between
Victory and Desert (Indian Lakes area).
Construction Year:
ACHD Portion:
Project Total:
2005
$839,500
$839,500
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2/4/2004
2-24
Adopted January 28, 2004 FIVE YEAR WORK PROGRAM - FY 05-09
Desert Ave Bridge #347
Rehabilitate bridge and add sidewalk south side of the structure to
connect with adjacent sidewalks. Bridge is located 0.8 mile west of
- Cole, over the New York Canal.
Construction Year:
ACHD Portion:
Project Total:
2006
$414,000
$414,000
Fairview Ave #418a & #418AA
Scour protection project would install piles under the two piers that
have the greatest scour potential. Bridge is located on Boise River,
0.25 miles west of 27th St.
Construction Year: PD
ACHD Portion: $1,082,000
Project Total: $1,082,000
Hubbard Rd #345, NY Canal
Rehabilitation of the existing bridge structure to include new joints and
guardrail. Bridge located 0.95 miles east of Cloverdale over the New
York Canal.
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Construction Year:
ACHD Portion:
Project Total:
2005
$47,000
$47,000
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2-25
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Old Horseshoe Bend Rd #42a
Full bridge replacement. Located 1/4-mile north of Hill Road over the
Farmers Union Canal.
Construction Year:
ACHD Portion:
Project Total:
PD
$289,000
$289,000
ParkCenter Blvd --East River Crossing
Construct river crossing, 2 lanes, connecting the eastern terminus
ParkCenter Blvd with Warm Springs Avenue. Project includes bridge
structure and roadways connecting termini.
Construction Year: PD
ACHD Portion: $8,700,000
Project Total: $8,700,000
FIVE YEAR WORK PROGRAM - FY 05-09
2/4/2004
2-26
Adopted January 28, 2004
FIVE YEAR WORK PROGRAM - FY 05-09
Bridge Program: Bridge Rehab, Replacement and Rail Pr The Bridge Program includes bridge projects funded by ACHD,
including major bridge replacements and minor bridge projects that
include rehabilitation, addition of guardrail and replacement.
2005 Boise City Canal Crossing Rebuild & Replacement
FY2005 allocation to replacing or rebuilding crossings of the Boise
City Canal in Dowtown Boise. Approximately 5 crossing will be
replaced or repaired each year from 2005-2009. In 2004 a consultant
will be hired to examine the crossing and design the standard crossing
rebuild.
Construction Year:
ACHD Portion:
Project Total:
2005
$260,000
$260,000
2006 Boise City Canal Crossing Rebuild & Replacement
FY2006 allocation to replacing or rebuilding crossings of the Boise
City Canal in Dowtown Boise.
Construction Year:
ACHD Portion:
Project Total:
2006
$260,000
$260,000
2007 Boise City Canal Crossing Rebuild & Replacement
FY2007 allocation to replacing or rebuilding crossings of the Boise
City Canal in Dowtown Boise.
Construction Year:
ACHD Portion:
Project Total:
2007
$260,000
$260,000
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2008 Boise City Canal Crossing Rebuild & Replacement
FY2008 allocation to replacing or rebuilding crossings of the Boise
City Canal in Dowtown Boise.
Construction Year:
ACHD Portion:
Project Total:
2008
$260,000
$260,000
2009 Boise City Canal Crossing Rebuild & Replacement
FY2009 allocation to replacing or rebuilding crossings of the Boise
City Canal in Dowtown Boise.
Construction Year:
ACHD Portion:
Project Total:
2009
$260,000
$260,000
King Road Bridge #336
Replace and widen bridge to 3 lanes. 500' east of Black Cat Road
over the Benton Lateral.
Construction Year::
ACHD Portion:
Project Total:
2009
$202,000
$202,000
FIVE YEAR WORK PROGRAM - FY 05-09
S BLACKCAT RD
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W KING RD
2/4/2004
2-28
Adopted January 28, 2004
FIVE YEAR WORK PROGRAM - FY 05-09
Lake Hazel #304
Replace and widen to 5-lanes with possible pipe. 1/4-mile west of Ten
Mile Road over the Harris Lateral. The existing structure is narrow and
. deficient
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Construction Year:
ACHD Portion:
Project Total:
PD
$212,000
$212,000
Palmer Lane, n / o Hwy 44 #22
Replace bridge and widen from 2 lanes to 3 lanes. Located 0.7 miles
north of Highway 44 over the Middleton Mill Canal.
Construction Year:
ACHD Portion:
Project Total:
2005
$193,000
$193,000
PD Bridge Rehab, Replacement and Rail Program
Construction Year: PD
ACHD Portion: $1,080,000
Project Total: $1,080,000
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2/4/2004
2-29
Adopted January 28, 2004
Robinson Rd #184, S / O Kuna-Mora
Replace and widen to 3 lanes. 0.7 miles south of Kuna-Mora Road
over the North Power Lateral.
Construction Year:
ACHD Portion:
Project Total:
2007
$202,000
$202,000
Victory Rd, 1 / 4 mile east of Locust Grove #296
Replace and widen to 5 lanes. 0. 2 miles east of Locust Grove over
the Eight Mile Lateral. The existing structure is narrow and several
new subdivisions in the area have increased the amount of traffic in
the area.
Construction Year:
ACHD Portion:
Project Total:
2009
$219,000
$219,000
Wylie Lane # 93
Replace and widen to 3 lanes. 0.1 miles south of State St over the
Boise Valley Canal. The existing structure is listed as restricted.
Construction Year:
ACHD Portion:
Project Total:
2008
$173,000
$173,000
FIVE YEAR WORK PROGRAM - FY 05-09
WI FAIRCHILD RD
M134
VICTORY RD
LOCUST GROVE RD
MI203-01
W ALAMOSA ST
M1203-34
2/4/2004 2-30
Adopted January 28, 2004
FIVE YEAR WORK PROGRAM - FY 05-09
Roadway Drainage Program: Storm Drain Projects
Brookhollow Storm Drain
Address persistent roadway drainage storage problem in Stephanie'e
Stonegate Subdivision near E. Boise and E. Iowa. Project includes
rehabilitation of existing stormwater storage facility or developing a
new stormwater storage facility.
Construction Year:
ACHD Portion:
Project Total:
2008
$360,000
$360,000
The Roadway Drainage Program includes roadway stormwater projects
funded by ACHD. Some projects may be combined with Roadway
projects.
Fox Meadow Storm Drain
Address persisten roadway stormwater storage problems in Fox
Meadow Subdivisions. Project includes installation of pipe to convey
stormwater outside of subdivision to adequate stormwater storage
facility.
Construction Year:
ACHD Portion:
Project Total:
2005
$389,000
$389,000
Hickories Subdivision Storm Drain
Address roadway flooding problem located near Hewlett-Packard off
Hickory Drive and Fifeshire. Project inlcudes piping to convey water
outside of the subdivision to an adequate stormwater storage facility.
Construction Year:
ACHD Portion:
Project Total:
PD
$175,000
$175,000
2/4/2004
2-31
Adopted January 28, 2004
FIVE YEAR WORK PROGRAM - FY 05-09
Lake Hazel Rd Regional Storm Drain
Construct a regional roadway drainage facility to accommodate future
roadway runoff in the area and to resolve roadway flooding issues in
the Fox Meadow Subdivisions.
Construction Year: 2005
ACHD Portion: $1,130,143
Project Total: $1,130,143
Northview and Maple Grove Rd Storm Drain
This project will resolve a persistent roadway flooding problem at
Northview and Maple Grove. Coordinate with Maple Grove,
Fairview/Ustick project.
Construction Year:
ACHD Portion:
Project Total:
PD
$555,000
$555,000
Northwest Boise Regional Storm Drain System
Tied to existing drainage problems in NW Boise that point to a
regional solution outside of the subdivision (located near Edna &
Elgin). Further study & concept required before committing to a
specific year in the FYWP.
Construction Year: PD
ACHD Portion: $1,625,000
Project Total: $1,625,000
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2/4/2004 2-32
Adopted January 28, 2004
FIVE YEAR WORK PROGRAM - FY 05-09
Ustick Rd Storm Drain (South Slough By-pass)
Project will provide the roadway drainage infrastructure to prepare
ACHD for future widening of Ustick and adjacent roadways. This
project will also provide a conveyance for stormwater overflows from
existing Locust Grove roadway stormwater ponds and the South
Slough.
Construction Year: PD
ACHD Portion: $2,140,000
Project Total: $2,140,000
Vista Ave Regional Storm Drain System
This project will resolve existing roadway drainage problems in the
neighborhood behind the Vista Village Shopping Center. It will also
provide the infrastructure for curb, gutter and sidewalk projects
proposed for the area, including support of Overland, Vista/Federal
Way road widening project.
Construction Year::
ACHD Portion:
Project Total:
PD
$413,000
$413,000
2/4/2004
2-33
Federal Aid Overlay Projects
3-2 FA0205 2005 Federal Aid Overlays
3-2 FA0208 2008 Federal Aid Overlays
3-2 FA0209 2009 Federal Aid Overlays
3-2 FAOPD PD Federal Aid Overlays
Crack Seal Projects
3-2 MCS205 2005 Maintenance Crack Seal
3-3 MCS206 2006 Maintenance Crack Seal
3-3 MCS207 2007 Maintenance Crack Seal
3-3 MCS208 2008 Maintenance Crack Seal
3-3 MCS209 2009 Maintenance Crack Seal
3-3 MCSPD PD Maintenance Crack Seal
Cul-de-Sac Projects
3-3 MSL205 2005 Maintenance Cul-de-Sac
3-3 MSL206 2006 Maintenance Cul-de-Sac
3-3 MSL207 2007 Maintenance Cul-de-Sac
3-3 MSL208 2008 Maintenance Cul-de-Sac
3-3 MSL209 2009 Maintenance Cul-de-Sac
3-3 MSLPD PD Maintenance Cul-de-Sac
Scrub Coat Projects
3-3 M0205 2005 Maintenance Scrub Coat
3-3 M0206 2006 Maintenance Scrub Coat
3-3 M0207 2007 Maintenance Scrub Coat
3-3 M0208 2008 Maintenance Scrub Coat
3-3 M0209 2009 Maintenance Scrub Coat
3-3 MOPD PD Maintenance Scrub Coat
COOPERATIVE PROGRAM
Inspectors Cooperative
3-3 IC205 2005 Inspectors Cooperative
3-3 IC206 2006 Inspectors Cooperative
3-3 IC207 2007 Inspectors Cooperative
3-3 IC208 2008 Inspectors Cooperative
3-3 IC209 2009 Inspectors Cooperative
3-4 ICPD PD Inspectors Cooperative
Developers Cooperative
3-4 DC205 2005 Developers Cooperative Projects
3-4 DC206 2006 Developers Cooperative Projects
3-4 DC207 2007 Developers Cooperative Projects
3-4 DC208 2008 Developers Cooperative Projects
3-4 DC209 2009 Developers Cooperative Projects
3-4 DCPD PD Developers Cooperative Projects
State Highway Cooperative
3-4 SH205 2005 State Highway Cooperative Projects
3-4 SH206 2006 State Highway Cooperative Projects
3-4 SH207 2007 State Highway Cooperative Projects
3-4 SH208 2008 State Highway Cooperative Projects
3-4 SH209 2009 State Highway Cooperative Projects
3-4 SHPD PD State Highway Cooperative Projects
COMMUNITY PROGRAM
Minor Field Improvement Projects
3-4 CC205 2005 Misc Concrete Repairs
3-4 SR205 2005 Sidewalk Repair
3-4 CC206 2006 Misc Concrete Repairs
3-4 SR206 2006 Sidewalk Repair
3-4 CC207 2007 Misc Concrete Repairs
3-4 SR207 2007 Sidewalk Repair
3-4 CC208 2008 Misc Concrete Repairs
3-5 SR208 2008 Sidewalk Repair
3-5 CC209 2009 Misc Concrete Repairs
3-5 SR209 2009 Sidewalk Repair
3-5 CCPD PD Misc Concrete Repairs
3-5 SRPD PD Sidewalk Repair
Curb, Gutter and Sidewalk Projects - Individual Projects
3-5 NE202-05 2002 Neighborhood Enhancement Alley Paving Projects #1 - NE
3-5 NE202-06 2002 Neighborhood Enhancement Alley Paving, Contract #2 - NE
3-5 NE201-15 Atlantic St, Tuara / Morris Hill - NE
3-5 NE203.005 Bethel Street, Orchard / Colby Ln
3-5 NE201-10 Pacific, Palouse / Nez Perce
3-6 NE204.01 Phillippi St, Malad / Targee RSP
3-6 NE202-11 Pleasanton Ave, Woodlawn / State - NE
3-6 NE203.004 Ruth and Jackie Intersection
Curb, Gutter and Sidewalk Projects
3-6 NE205 2005 Residential Streets
3-6 RTF205 2005 Road Trust Fund Projects
3-6 NE206 2006 Residential Streets
3-6 RTF206 2006 Road Trust Fund Projects
3-6 NE207 2007 Residential Streets
3-6 RTF207 2007 Road Trust Fund Projects
3-6 NE208 2008 Residential Streets
3-6 RTF208 2008 Road Trust Fund Projects
3-6 NE209 2009 Residential Streets
3-6 RTF209 2009 Road Trust Fund Projects
3-6 NEPD PD Residential Streets
3-6 RTFPD PD Road Trust Fund Projects
Safe Route / School Projects
3-7 2005 Bikeway Projects
3-7 2005 School & Pedestrian
3-7 2006 Bikeway Projects
3-7 2006 School & Pedestrian
3-7 2007 Bikeway Projects
2007 School & Pedestrian
2008 Bikeway Projects
2008 School & Pedestrian
2009 Bikeway Projects
2009 School & Pedestrian
PD Bikeway Projects
PD School & Pedestrian /
BK205
SS205
BK206
SS206
BK207
3-7 SS207
3-7 BK208
3-7 SS208
3-7 BK209
3-7 SS209
3-7 BKPD
3-7 SSPD
/ Safety Program
/ Safety Program
/ Safety Program
/ Safety Program
/ Safety Program
Safety Program
Community Program Setaside
3-7 CPS205 2005 Community Program Setaside
3-7 CPS206 2006 Community Program Setaside
3-7 CPS207 2007 Community Program Setaside
3-7 CPS208 2008 Community Program Setaside
3-7 CPS209 2009 Community Program Setaside
3-8 CPSpd PD Community Program Setaside
Adopted January 28, 2004
FIVE YEAR WORK PROGRAM - FY 05-09
Roadway Program
2005 Corridor Preservation --Impact Fee Eligible
• This item is for purchasing right-of-way and paying for roadway
improvements through development on arterials identified in ACHD's
Capital Improvements Plan (2003).
2006 Corridor Preservation --Impact Fee Eligible
2007 Corridor Preservation --Impact Fee Eligible
2008 Corridor Preservation --Impact Fee Eligible
2009 Corridor Preservation --Impact Fee Eligible
PD Corridor Preservation --Impact Fee Eligible
2005 Corridor Preservation--Non-Impact Fee Eligible
This item is for purchasing right-of-way for projects that are not
included in ACHD's Capital Improvements Plan (2003).
2006 Corridor Preservation--Non-Impact Fee Eligible
2007 Corridor Preservation--Non-Impact Fee Eligible
2008 Corridor Preservation--Non-Impact Fee Eligible
2009 Corridor Preservation--Non-Impact Fee Eligible
PD Corridor Preservation--Non-Impact Fee Eligible
Traffic Program
2005 Traffic Signals New & Upgraded
This program allows for rebuilding traffic signals, including poles and
mast arms, as well as detection and electrical systems when the need
for traffic control arises. Often done in conjunction with street
modifications related to proposed development, utility work, or
locations where not previously identified and budgeted.
2006 Traffic Signals New & Upgraded
, 2007 Traffic Signals New & Upgraded
2008 Traffic Signals New & Upgraded
2009 Traffic Signals New & Upgraded
PD Traffic Signals New & Upgrades
Construction Year ACHD Portion Project Total
The Roadway Program includes roadway projects funded by
ACHD. These projects are on arterials, collectors and non-
residential local roads. This category also includes corridor
preservation projects.
2005 $2,000,000 $2,000,000
2006 $2,000,000 $2,000,000
2007 $2,000,000 $2,000,000
2008 $2,000,000 $2,000,000
2009 $2,000,000 $2,000,000
PD $4,000,000 $4,000,000
$250,000 $250,000
$250,000
$250,000
$250,000
$250,000
$500,000
$250,000
$250,000
$250,000
$250,000
$500,000
The Traffic Program includes upgrades of traffic signal equipment,
Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) projects and ACHD
Commuteride projects.
2005
$300,000
$300,000
2006 $300,000 $300,000
2007 $300,000 $300,000
2008 $300,000 $300,000
2009 $300,000 $300,000
PD $600,000 $600,000
2/4/2004
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Adopted January 28, 2004
FIVE YEAR WORK PROGRAM - FY 05-09
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Park & Ride - City of Eagle
Construct 50 to 75 parking spaces at a location to be determined by a
location study. Commuteride will apply for 5309 funds for professional
services, right-of-way and construction.
Park & Ride - City of Kuna
New Park & Ride lot in the City of Kuna with 50 to 75 parking spaces,
location to be determined. Commuteride will apply for 5309 funds for
professional services, right-of-way and construction.
Park & Ride -1-84, Cole Rd / Broadway Area
Construct Park & Ride facility of 100 parking spaces. Commuteride
will apply for 5309 funds for professional services, right-of-way and
construction.
MANAGEMENT PI
Traffic Management Center Expansion
Build a new 10,000 sq. ft. facility to house staff and equipment.
Assumed in ACHD r/w, but determination yet to be made. STP-Urban
and/or CMAQ funds being pursued. Timing and cost may change.
ACHD may seek STP-U funding for location study.
Maintenance Program - Surface Maintenance
Projects
SURFA1 E MAINTEI ANCE O�TI „
2005 Local Overlay Projects - Collectors & Arterials
Program is for asphalt overlays at various locations to prolong
roadway life.
2006 Local Overlay Projects - Collectors & Arterials
2007 Local Overlay Projects - Collectors & Arterials
2008 Local Overlay Projects - Collectors & Arterials
2009 Local Overlay Projects - Collectors & Arterials
PD Local Overlay Projects - Collectors & Arterials
2005 Federal Aid Overlays
Federal Aid Overlay program for arterials and collectors.
2008 Federal Aid Overlays
Federal Aid Overlay program for arterials and collectors.
2009 Federal Aid Overlays
PD Federal Aid Overlays
Federal Aid Overlay program for arterials and collectors.
2005 Maintenance Crack Seal
This category is for crack seal projects that protect the base of
roadways that do not justify the need for a scrub coating or an overlay.
Construction Year ACHD Portion Project Total
2007
$143,000
$711,000
PD $134,000 $630,000
2008 $220,000 $1,100,000
PD
$150,000
$2,000,000
2005 $1,000,000 $1,000,000
2006 $1,000,000 $1,000,000
2007 $1,000,000 $1,000,000
2008 $1,000,000 $1,000,000
2009 $1,000,000 $1,000,000
PD $2,000,000 $2,000,000
2005 $37,000 $500,000
2008 $83,000 $1,100,000
2009 $41,000 $550,000
PD $83,000 $1,100,000
2005
$200,000
$200,000
2/4/2004
3-2
Adopted January 28, 2004
FIVE YEAR WORK PROGRAM - FY 05-09
2006 Maintenance Crack Seal
2007 Maintenance Crack Seal
2008 Maintenance Crack Seal
' 2009 Maintenance Crack Seal
PD Maintenance Crack Seal
2005 Maintenance Cul-de-Sac
This category is for chipseal projects on cul-de-sacs. Cul-de-sac chip
seal projects require special materials and equipment and, therefore,
are done by contractors.
2006 Maintenance Cul-de-Sac
2007 Maintenance Cul-de-Sac
2008 Maintenance Cul-de-Sac
2009 Maintenance Cul-de-Sac
PD Maintenance Cul-de-Sac
2005 Maintenance Scrub Coat
The category is for scrub coat projects, which is a thin -lift overlay that
rehabs the top layer of asphalt to preserve the base of the roadway.
2006 Maintenance Scrub Coat
2007 Maintenance Scrub Coat
2008 Maintenance Scrub Coat
2009 Maintenance Scrub Coat
PD Maintenance Scrub Coat
Cooperative Program
2005 Inspectors Cooperative
This item is for cost -sharing projects that are identified by ACHD
inspectors during the inspection process.
2006 Inspectors Cooperative
2007 Inspectors Cooperative
2008 Inspectors Cooperative
2009 Inspectors Cooperative
Construction Year ACHD Portion Project Total
2006 $200,000
2007 $200,000
2008 $200,000
$200,000
$400,000
2009
PD
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
PD
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
PD
$100,000
$100,000
$100,000
$100,000
$100,000
$200,000
$900,000
$900,000
$900,000
$900,000
$900,000
$1,800,000
$200,000
$200,000
$200,000
$200,000
$400,000
$100,000
$100,000
$100,000
$100,000
$100,000
$200,000
$900,000
$900,000
$900,000
$900,000
$900,000
$1,800,000
The Cooperative Program includes projects where ACHD
contracts with other agencies or developers for projects that
enhance or complement the existing system.
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
$75,000
$75,000
$75,000
$75,000
$75,000
$75,000
$75,000
$75,000
$75,000
$75,000
2/4/2004
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Adopted January 28, 2004
FIVE YEAR WORK PROGRAM - FY 05-09
PD Inspectors Cooperative
DEVELOPERS COMM
2005 Developers Cooperative Projects
Program includes cost -sharing projects with developers that
complement another ACHD project or developer project to make a
functional and complete system.
2006 Developers Cooperative Projects
2007 Developers Cooperative Projects
2008 Developers Cooperative Projects
2009 Developers Cooperative Projects
PD Developers Cooperative Projects
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2005 State Highway Cooperative Projects
Programs is for ACHD's cooperation with ITD roadway projects. This
typically includes improvements to ACHD roadways at State or U.S.
Highway intersections.
2006 State Highway Cooperative Projects
2007 State Highway Cooperative Projects
2008 State Highway Cooperative Projects
2009 State Highway Cooperative Projects
PD State Highway Cooperative Projects
Construction Year ACHD Portion Project Total
PD $150,000 $150,000
2005 $60,000 $60,000
2006 $60,000 $60,000
2007 $60,000 $60,000
2008 $60,000 $60,000
2009 $60,000 $60,000
PD $120,000 $120,000
2005 $170,000 $170,000
2006 $170,000 $170,000
2007 $170,000 $170,000
2008 $170,000 $170,000
2009 $170,000 $170,000
PD $340,000 $340,000
Community Program
The Community Program includes projects related to the addition
of curb, gutter, sidewalks and/or bike lanes on roadways that are
lacking these amenities.
2005 Misc Concrete Repairs
Projects include repair to existing curb, gutter and pedestrian ramps,
as well as installation of new pedestrian ramps at intersections with
existing sidewalks.
2005 Sidewalk Repair
Program is for repair or replacement of existing hazardous sidewalks.
ACHD participation determined in accordance with the District's
sidewalk repair policy.
2006 Misc Concrete Repairs
2006 Sidewalk Repair
2007 Misc Concrete Repairs
2007 Sidewalk Repair
2008 Misc Concrete Repairs
2005
$110,000
$110,000
2005 $120,000 $120,000
2006 $110,000 $110,000
2006 $170,000 $170,000
2007 $80,000 $80,000
2007 $170,000 $170,000
2008 $110,000 $110,000
2/4/2004
3-4
Adopted January 28, 2004
FIVE YEAR WORK PROGRAM - FY 05-09
2008 Sidewalk Repair
2009 Misc Concrete Repairs
2009 Sidewalk Repair
' PD Misc Concrete Repairs
PD Sidewalk Repair
2002 Neighborhood Enhancement Alley Paving Projects
#1 - NE
Alley Paving Contract #1: Alleys include: Straughan/Elm
(Jefferson/Bannock), O'Farrell/Resseguie (13th/12th), Hays/Fort
(15th/14th), Harrison/16th (Resseguie/Ada), Lemp/Heron (24th/23rd),
Bella/Irene (24th/23rd), Stewart/Jordan (28th/27th), Raymond/Liberty
(Butte/Poplar). NOTE: SCHEDULE OF CONSTRUCTION FOR THIS
PROJECT IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE BASED ON THE OUTCOME
OF THE COMMUNITY PROGRAM RANKING METHOD.
2002 Neighborhood Enhancement Alley Paving, Contract
#2 - NE
Alley Paving Contract #2: Work includes the design and construction
of 8 alleys. Rossi/ParkCenter (Broadway/Longmont), Hazel/Bella
(14th/13th), Brumback/Eastman (22nd/21st), Ada/Sherman
(20th/19th), Bella/Irene (13th/14th), Hays/Fort (10th/9th),
Pueblo/Resseguie (6th/5th), Alley at 3013 Cherry Lane, Warren/Howe
(Colorado/Division), Pleasanton/State (22nd/21st). NOTE: SCHEDULE
OF CONSTRUCTION FOR THIS PROJECT IS SUBJECT TO
CHANGE BASED ON THE OUTCOME OF THE COMMUNITY
PROGRAM RANKING METHOD.
Atlantic St, Tuara / Morris Hill - NE
Install curbs and gutter to improve roadway drainage. NOTE:
SCHEDULE OF CONSTRUCTION FOR THIS PROJECT IS SUBJECT
TO CHANGE BASED ON THE OUTCOME OF THE COMMUNITY
PROGRAM RANKING METHOD.
Bethel Street, Orchard / Colby Ln
Bethel St (150' e/o Orchard St. to Colby Ln). Curb, gutter and 5'
sidewalk on the north side (approx. 200'), curb gutter on the south side
(approx 250'). This project is an in -fill to connect existing curb, gutter
and sidewalk. Improvements will be built in 50' of existing R/W.
NOTE: SCHEDULE OF CONSTRUCTION FOR THIS PROJECT IS
SUBJECT TO CHANGE BASED ON THE OUTCOME OF THE
COMMUNITY PROGRAM RANKING METHOD.
Pacific, Palouse / Nez Perce
Rebuild roadway with curb, gutter and sidewalk and drainage
improvements. NOTE: SCHEDULE OF CONSTRUCTION FOR THIS
PROJECT IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE BASED ON THE OUTCOME
OF THE COMMUNITY PROGRAM RANKING METHOD.
Construction Year ACHD Portion Project Total
2008
2009
2009
PD
PD
2005
$160,000 $160,000
$110,000 $110,000
$160,000 $160,000
$220,000 $220,000
$320,000 $320,000
$151,000 $151,000
2005 $192,000 $192,000
2005 $28,000 $28,000
2005 $17,000 $17,000
2005 $132,000 $132,000
2/4/2004 3-5
Adopted January 28, 2004
FIVE YEAR WORK PROGRAM - FY 05-09
Phillippi St, Malad / Targee RSP
Complete curb, gutter and sidewalk improvements on both sides of
street, 36 foot B/B section within 50 feet of existing right-of-way.
Project is approximately 1300 feet in length and ties into Targee,
Curtis / Pond project. NOTE: SCHEDULE OF CONSTRUCTION FOR
THIS PROJECT IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE BASED ON THE
OUTCOME OF THE COMMUNITY PROGRAM RANKING METHOD.
Pleasanton Ave, Woodlawn / State - NE
Curb, gutter and sidewalk on the north side of Pleasanton St.,
State/Woodlawn. Pavement match only. NOTE: SCHEDULE OF
CONSTRUCTION FOR THIS PROJECT IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE
BASED ON THE OUTCOME OF THE COMMUNITY PROGRAM
RANKING METHOD.
Ruth and Jackie Intersection
Curb, gutter and 5' sidewalk at the parcel on the NW corner of Ruth
St. and Jackie Ln. Staff will look at options to include curb, gutter and
sidewalk on the NE and SE corners of the intersection. NOTE:
SCHEDULE OF CONSTRUCTION FOR THIS PROJECT IS SUBJECT
TO CHANGE BASED ON THE OUTCOME OF THE COMMUNITY
PROGRAM RANKING METHOD.
URB AND mDEALK PR
2005 Residential Streets
Program is for roadway, sidewalk and traffic calming projects on
residential streets resulting from community requests. Individual 2005
projects listed separately. Funds under this project are for construction
cost adjustments and potential design for future projects.
2005 Road Trust Fund Projects
This program is for the construction of improvements for which
developers have made a deposit for a portion of the work, and where it
was not practical for construction at the time of development.
2006 Residential Streets
2006 Road Trust Fund Projects
2007 Residential Streets
2007 Road Trust Fund Projects
2008 Residential Streets
2008 Road Trust Fund Projects
2009 Residential Streets
2009 Road Trust Fund Projects
PD Residential Streets
PD Road Trust Fund Projects
Construction Year ACHD Portion Project Total
2005 $200,000 $200,000
2005
2005
2005
2005
$10,000 $10,000
$16,000 $16,000
$100,000
$100,000
$55,000 $55,000
2006 $725,000 $725,000
2006 $55,000 $55,000
2007 $685,000 $685,000
2007 $55,000 $55,000
2008 $800,000 $800,000
2008 $55,000 $55,000
2009 $800,000 $800,000
2009 $55,000 $55,000
PD $1,450,000 $1,450,000
PD $110,000 $110,000
2/4/2004 3-6
Adopted January 28, 2004
FIVE YEAR WORK PROGRAM - FY 05-09
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2005 Bikeway Projects
This program is for bikeway projects within ACHD right-of-way that
complete existing gaps in the bikeway system. These may include
striping roads, adding shoulder width, paving select sections and re-
routing bikeways.
2005 School & Pedestrian / Safety Program
This program is typically for sidewalks on school routes, school
flashing beacons pedestrian signals, and lighting for bus stops.
2006 Bikeway Projects
2006 School & Pedestrian / Safety Program
2007 Bikeway Projects
2007 School & Pedestrian / Safety Program
2008 Bikeway Projects
2008 School & Pedestrian / Safety Program
2009 Bikeway Projects
2009 School & Pedestrian / Safety Program
PD Bikeway Projects
PD School & Pedestrian / Safety Program
2005 Community Program Setaside
This allocation will serve as a placeholder for future Community
Program projects that will be identified once a ranking method has
been adopted and approved by the ACHD Commission.
2006 Community Program Setaside
This allocation will serve as a placeholder for future Community
Program projects that will be identified once a ranking method has
been adopted and approved by the ACHD Commission.
2007 Community Program Setaside
This allocation will serve as a placeholder for future Community
Program projects that will be identified once a ranking method has
been adopted and approved by the ACHD Commission.
2008 Community Program Setaside
This allocation will serve as a placeholder for future Community
Program projects that will be identified once a ranking method has
been adopted and approved by the ACHD Commission.
2009 Community Program Setaside
This allocation will serve as a placeholder for future Community
Program projects that will be identified once a ranking method has
been adopted and approved by the ACHD Commission.
Construction Year ACHD Portion Project Total
2005
$30,000
$30,000
2005 $230,000 $230,000
2006 $30,000 $30,000
2006 $260,000 $260,000
2007 $30,000 $30,000
2007 $260,000 $260,000
2008 $30,000 $30,000
2008 $250,000 $250,000
2009 $30,000 $30,000
2009 $280,000 $280,000
PD $60,000 $60,000
PD $560,000 $560,000
2005 $500,000 $500,000
2006 $500,000 $500,000
2007 $500,000 $500,000
2008 $500,000 $500,000
2009 $500,000 $500,000
2/4/2004
3-7
Adopted January 28, 2004
FIVE YEAR WORK PROGRAM - FY 05-09
PD Community Program Setaside
This allocation will serve as a placeholder for future Community
Program projects that will be identified once a ranking method has
been adopted and approved by the ACHD Commission.
Construction Year ACHD Portion Project Total
PD $1,000,000 $1,000,000
2/4/2004 3-8
Section 4
Appendix
Major Capital Studies
Below is a listing of major capital studies ACHD is planning to conduct within the
timeframe of the 2005-2009 Five -Year Work Program. These studies are typically
financed through departmental budgets or Federal aid funding. Studies can be added to
or deleted from this list throughout the year based on need, budget, priority and outside
funding sources.
• Downtown Boise Mobility Study: ACHD is working with ValleyRide, CCDC, the
City of Boise and Boise State University on this study to examine the movement
of vehicles, pedestrians and goods in and around the Downtown Boise area. This
study will be completed late 2004.
• Floating Feather Alignment Study: Study will identify an alignment of Floating
Feather north of SH 44 and east of SH16 that will eliminate the "stair -step"
roadway that currently exists. Once alignment is identified, project may be
development -driven.
• Kuna-Mora / SH69 Alignment Study: Study will identify alignment for
connection between current southern terminus of SH69 and Kuna-Mora Road.
Alignment could follow along the north side of UPRR tracks.
• Lake Hazel Extension / Gowen Road Relocation: ACHD, in conjunction with
the Boise Airport, is conducting this study to identify an extension of Lake Hazel
Road and possible relocation of Gowen Road as a result of the Boise Airport's
plan to construct a new taxiway and upgrade the third runway to commercial and
public standards. The proposed extension/relocation will connect Lake Hazel
Road from Cole Road to 1-84 at Isaac's Canyon Interchange (Exit 59). The
agreement related to the alignment study is still being negotiated with the Boise
Airport. The study is expected to commence in 2004.
• Park & Ride Location Studies: Commuteride is applying for Federal Transit
Administration funds for Park & Ride lots in Eagle and along 1-84 between Cole
and Broadway. The proposed Kuna Park & Ride lot is anticipated to be located
on a parcel that ACHD currently owns.
• State Street Corridor Study: Final recommendations of the study, which
examined future options for the corridor, is scheduled to be endorsed in 2004.
• Traffic Management Center, Location and Concept: This study will identify a
location and begin preliminary design work for a regional Traffic Management
Center. Discussions are underway with other agencies regarding potential
tenants.
• Urban Interchange Concept: This study will produce a concept for one of the
urban interchanges included in COMPASS Destination 2025 Regional
Transportation Plan. An urban interchange is similar to freeway interchange in
function, but is located at the intersection of two major non -interstate roadways
(Eagle Road and Fairview Ave, for example). Urban interchanges require Tess
right-of-way than a standard freeway interchange.
• West Bench Lane Configuration: This study will examine ultimate right-of-way
and future lanes needs in the West Bench area (Eagle/Cole & Fairview/Chinden).
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Projected Major Development -led Projects
Below is a listing of major new roadway projects or roadway extension projects that
ACHD anticipates could be constructed by new commercial or residential development.
ACHD frequently enters into agreements with local developers to construct roadways
that benefit the highway system. These type of projects can be constructed by
developers at significant cost savings when compared to the cost for ACHD to construct
them. The timeline of the project is dependent upon development of property in the area.
• Allumbaugh, Franklin to Cassia
• Bown Way (formerly Holcomb Road Extension, Boise Av. to ParkCenter Blvd.)
• Corporate Drive, west of Meridian Road
• Eisenman Road extension to Isaac's Canyon interchange
• Floating Feather, east and west of SH16
• Hill Road, west of Edgewood to State
• Lake Hazel extension, portions from Maple Grove to Isaac's Canyon interchange
• Overland, Eagle Road to'/2-mile east of Eagle Road
• Pine, Locust Grove to Eagle
• Plaza Drive, 2nd St. to Iron Eagle
COMMISSION DISTRICT INFORMATION
A five -member Commission governs the ACHD. The term of office for each Commissioner
is based on a rotation schedule designated by law. The Board of Commissioners meets in
formal weekly sessions. For the location of each of the commissioner's sub -district please
see the map on the following page.
District Number
Commissioner
Sub -District 1
Commissioner Susan S. Eastlake, 2nd Vice President
Sub -District 2
Commissioner David E. Wynkoop, 1st Vice President
Sub -District 3
Commissioner John S. Franden, President
Sub -District 4
Commissioner Sherry R. Huber
Sub -District 5
Commissioner Dave Bivens
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