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Introductions Meeting Format Overview of Transportation General Questions

RdMAP Workshop. Introductions Meeting Format Overview of Transportation General Questions Breakout for Specific Concerns Why RdMAP?. Transportation Division Mission Statement. To provide a clear path, smooth ride and safe trip to the travelling public. The RdMAP covers:.

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Introductions Meeting Format Overview of Transportation General Questions

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  1. RdMAP Workshop • Introductions • Meeting Format • Overview of Transportation • General Questions • Breakout for Specific Concerns • Why RdMAP?

  2. Transportation Division Mission Statement To provide a clear path, smooth ride and safe trip to the travelling public.

  3. The RdMAP covers: • 1,667 Lane miles of asphalt pavement • 110 Major bridge structures • 48 Traffic signals throughout the County • Over 15,000 street trees • Concrete hardscape improvements • Over 4,100 drainage facilities

  4. Storm Events

  5. Program Categories

  6. Pavement preservation as defined by American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (ASHTO): “Pavement preservation is a planned strategy of cost effective treatments to an existing roadway system and its appurtenances that preserves the system, retards future deterioration, and maintains or improves the functional condition of the system (without substantially increasing structural capacity).”

  7. General Concept of Pavement Preservation • Pavement Preservation vs. “Worst first” • Benefits • Higher customer satisfaction/less traffic disruptions • Increased safety • Cost savings/cost-effectiveness • Improved pavement condition • Improved strategies and techniques • Better informed decisions

  8. Pavement Preservation includes: • Fog / Rejuvenating Seals • Slurry Seals • Surface Seals • Scrub / Chip Seals • Thin Wearing Course • Minor Rehabilitation (non-structural) • Some Routine Maintenance

  9. How Pavement Preservation Projects Are Identified • Previous Year Activities • Micro Paver-Pavement Management System • Project Initiation Process – Public Requests • Staff Assessments • Workshop Input • BOS Priorities

  10. Fiscal Year 2007-2008 Proposed Projects

  11. Project Initiation Request (PIR) Form

  12. Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990 • As required by the ADA, the County completed a Self-Evaluation and Transition Plan in 1994. County facilities were evaluated and procedures were developed. • Currently, The Transportation Division is re-evaluating the 1994 Transition Plan • The Draft Transportation ADA Transition Plan includes policies and procedures for public input as well as the identification of transportation infrastructure ADA needs. • Transportation ADA needs will be addressed through the RdMAP process as well as other Capital Improvement Projects. • Draft Transportation ADA Transition Plan Amendment.

  13. General Questions and Answers Breakout for Specific Concerns Thank You

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