1. ALL-LIMA-Railroad Grade Separation Project, PID 80441 TRAC Public Hearing October 13, 2015

2. Railroad Routes Through Lima

3. Hospitals Fire Stations Police Station Lima Senior High Project Ambulance

4. Problems Closest Grade Separated Crossing  North – U.S. 30 – 6.0 Miles  South – I-75 – 2.5 Miles Current Vehicles per Day  35,590 (Includes SR 117 & 309) Delay of Emergency Vehicles  Police, Fire, Ambulance Delay of Emergency Personnel  Physicians & Nurses Delay of Commerce  Business Sectors & I-75 Traffic Safety Conflicts  Pedestrians, Bicyclists & Vehicles Volunteers hold up a railroad crossing bar so the motorcade of President Barack Obama can go through after an event at Lima Senior High School on November 2, 2012. Presidential Visit Notebook: Train nearly reroutes motorcade

5. Elm Street Existing Condition

6. Preferred Alternative Elm Street

7. Job Creation & Economic Development Improves Productivity Expands Economic Development Opportunities  96 Acres of Potential Commercial Development Builds on the $15 Million in Private Investment Over Past 5 Years (1 Mile Radius) Builds on $168 Million in Public Infrastructure Investment Future Committed Investment  Center For Medical Innovation and Technology ($20 million)  Potash Corporation ($200 Million)  Lima Stadium Park ($1.5 million)

10. Future Milestones Environmental Complete:Feb. 2016 Detailed Design Complete:Aug. 2016 Right of Way/Utilities:Sept. 2016-Sept. 2017 Construction: Apr. 2018-Dec. 2019

11. Summary Current TRAC Funding Needs (Tier II) $3.00 Million For R/W Acquisition FY 2016 Future Construction Costs CommittedUncommitted $5,020,000$9,500,000