Resolution No. 12-40 CITY OF TIGARD, OREGON
TIGARD CITY COUNCIL
RESOLUTION NO. 12-4�/ u
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE SUBMISSION OF AN OREGON DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION (ODOT) TRANSPORTATION ENHANCEMENT AND BICYCLE &
PEDESTRIAN GRANT APPLICATION TO PARTIALLY FUND THE DESIGN AND
CONSTRUCTION OF A SEGMENT OF FANNO CREEK TRAIL FROM GRANT AVENUE TO
WOODARD PARK
WHEREAS, the City of Tigard is actively working to complete segments of the Fanno Creek Trail system
within city limits;one of those segments lies between Grant Avenue and Woodard Park;and
WHEREAS, city staff became aware of grant monies that could be used to design and construct this segment
of the Fanno Creek Trail;and
WHEREAS,city staff submitted a Notice of Intent,which requested grant funding to design and construct the
trail segment;and
WHEREAS,in August 2012 ODOT notified the city that the trail segment project advanced to Stage Two, the
application and scoping phase of the grant review process;and
WHEREAS,the next step in the grant review process is to submit an application;and
WHEREAS,if the city's application is successful, the city will be required to provide a minimum 10.27-percent
funding match of project costs,including design and construction;and
WHEREAS, estimates place the total project cost at $616,000; 10.27 percent of this total is approximately
$63,000;and
WHEREAS, funds from city and Metro bonds are available and could be used as matching funds;and
WHEREAS,if the city's application is successful, staff will return to council with a request for the appropriate
budget adjustments.
NOW,THEREFORE,BE IT RESOLVED by the Tigard City Council that:
SECTION 1: The City Council supports and authorizes the submission of an ODOT Transportation
Enhancement and Bicycle & Pedestrian grant application to partially fund the design and
construction of a segment of Fanno Creek Trail from Grant Avenue to Woodard Park.
SECTION 2: If grant funding is awarded,staff will return to council with recommendations to:
1. Accept the grant revenue.
2. Allocate funds for the city's local match,which will be a minimum of 10.27-percent of
total project costs.
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SECTION 3: This resolution is effective immediately upon passage.
R` PASSED: This ,Q 3� day of O c4-p elL., 2012.
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Salem,OR 97301-6867
Jeff Peck
City of Tigard
13125 SW Hall Blvd
Tigard, OR 97223
RE: TE-OBPAC Combined Solicitation 2012—Notice of Intent Selection Results
Fanno Creek Trail-Woodard Park to Grant Ave
We are pleased to inform you that your proposed project (above)has advanced to Stage
Two,the application and scoping phase of the combined solicitation process. Congratu-
lations! Now the hard work begins.
You will soon be contacted by ODOT Active Transportation staff to schedule site visits
and to provide information about the stage two application and related project scoping.
During site visits and project review meetings in August and early September,ODOT
will assist(where needed)in refining the scope, schedule and budget of your project and
determining what endorsements,commitments, and other coordination you need to com-
plete or obtain for your application. The application form will be provided in September,
after the initial site visits and scoping are complete. Your completed application will be
due December 13, 2012.
ODOT received 155 Notices of Intent. The TE-OBPAC advisory committees selected 64
to advance to Stage Two. We expect to award funding to between 25 and 30 projects.
Please note that the Transportation Enhancement (TE)program is affected by the recent
passage of federal transportation legislation, MAP-21. It's too early to know how the
changes will affect this project solicitation,but we do expect changes. We are awaiting
program guidance from the Federal Highway Administration and decisions by the
Oregon Transportation Commission. We will keep you informed of these developments.
Again, congratulations on advancing to Stage 2. Please contact us if you have any
questions.
Sincerely,
Pat Fish r
TE Program Manager Sheila Ly
Bicycle Program Manager
(503) 986-3528 (503)986-3555