Jeremy Area Transportation Plan SUMMIT COUNTY Jeremy Area Transportation Plan Change Image: Right Click -> Format Background -> Picture or Texture Fill -> chose your image To include Transportation Improvements at Jeremy Ranch Interchange, Ecker View Area and Cline/Dahle Property

The Problem…Congestion of SR-224 and SR-248 during Peak Periods and Events Solutions…centered around Projects and Services developed using the common “Strategic Goals” - A transportation system that connects people to jobs, services and communities…limit infrastructure to that necessary to support improved transit and other alternative modes of transportation

FUTURE Large portion of workforce and visitors come from the SLC Valley via I-80 One of the few available parcels where a large surface lot fits in and is available Includes: Pedestrian underpass Managed/ Improved Bus and School Traffic Wildlife Fencing-N/A Line FUTURE ~480 Spaces Previously met with Todd Hauber, Business Administrator & Traci Evans, Principal  Discuss possible phasing Discuss Smart Parking Solutions and inclusion in PC Parking Technology Platform Begin Construction: Late 2017/2018 PROJECT ONE Ecker Park and Ride – First Opportunity to Intercept Workers and Visitors

Jeremy Ranch Interchange and Intersection Improvement Existing Congestion and poor traffic flow AM/PM SC/UDOT study concluded double round-about was preferred solution Designed for 2040+ Allows for continuous flow of traffic Safer Design than Signals Incorporates pedestrian and bicycle access Improvements Added park and ride capacity Direct freeway access from Jeremy in the AM-Avoid school Drop-Off Traffic UDOT Approved their share of project cost for 2018 Final Design in 2017 Bid early 2018 I-80 WB on-ramp will tie into Climbing lane Project Begin Construction: 2018 PROJECT TWO Jeremy Ranch Interchange and Intersection Improvement

Jeremy Ranch Interchange and Intersection Improvement Existing Pedestrian Underpass Existing Elevated Pedestrian Passage Possible Underpass-Grant Dependent PROJECT TWO Jeremy Ranch Interchange and Intersection Improvement

Kilby Road Improvement Improves traffic flow to and from Ecker Park and Ride Improves transit access Improves bicycle access Maintains existing pedestrian trail access Design allows for 15K to 18K Road Capacity Intersection Improvements – Right/Left Turn Pockets Begin Construction: Late 2018/2019 PROJECT THREE Kilby Road Improvement

PROJECT FOUR Feasibility study underway Potential Workforce Housing Transit Oriented Development May Include Park and Ride Recreational Transit Center Jeremy Int./Int. traffic acceptable to 2040 (Certain Options) Begin Construction: Not Yet Determined PROJECT FOUR Cline Dahle Project

Transportation Sales Tax Initiative Project List 2017 - 2019 Entity Project Title Description 2017 2018 2019 Summit County Jeremy Ranch Interchange/Intersection Improvement Project Reduce congestion and provide expedited traffic movement of Transit to Park and Ride Facilities. Also improves pedestrian access through I-80 corridor. Includes pedestrian underpass at I-80 ramps.   $ 3,139,400 Ecker Park & Ride Provide Transit alternative to driving through congestion on SR-224. Express Transit (10 min frequency will connect to Kimball and Park City. Included pedestrian underpass to Ecker Middle School. $ 925,000 $ 1,385,000 Park City SR-248 Corridor and Safety Improvement Project Widening to provide HOV/Bus and Bike Lanes, Intersection Improvements, Access Management and Pedestrian Tunnel at High School. $ 175,000 $ 3,915,000 Kilby Road Widening, Ecker to Jeremy Ranch Improve access to Ecker Park and Ride to allow for improved transit access and other alternative modes of transportation. FHWA would not grant access to Park and Ride from I-80. $ 3,460,000 Basin Wayfinding Program Create a multi-modal system enabling people to orient and navigate efficiently. Will reduce vehicle miles traveled. $ 200,000 Transportation Demand Management E-Bike, vanpools, Incentives to reduce vehicle miles traveled and single occupancy vehicles $ 500,000 Summit County E-Bike Share Provide viable and affordable alternative transportation mode. Funding Year - Amount $ 2,100,000 $ 4,724,400 $ 7,375,000 PROJECT OVERVIEW Transportation Sales Tax Initiative Project List 2017 - 2019

Active Transportation DISCUSSION Service Enhancements Infrastructure TDM and Active Transportation ?QUESTIONS?