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Thursday, November 14, 2019

Elected Officials Council

Eagles Pride Golf Course

7:00-7:30am Breakfast

7:30-9:00am Program

9:00-9:15am Networking

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Don Anderson

Co-Chair Elected Officials Council

SSMCP Welcome

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Colonel Skye Duncan

Joint Base Garrison Commander

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Colonel Thomas Bundt

Madigan Army Medical Center

Commander

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Colonel (Retired) Mary Forbes

Assistant Director of Washington

State Department of Veterans Affairs

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Colonel (Retired) Bill Adamson

SSMCP Program Director

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TRANSPORTATION UPDATE

THANK YOU LEGISLATORS

14 November 2019

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I-5, Mounts Road to Thorne Lane –

Corridor Improvements

(JBLM vicinity congestion relief)

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In July 2015, the Washington State Legislature included $495 million to fund the I-5 -Mounts Road to Thorne Lane Interchange - Corridor Improvements project, as part of the Connecting Washington transportation revenue package.

GOAL: Increase capacity for throughput.

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NEW THORNE LANE/MURRAY ROAD OVERPASS

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When will it be open?

Progress is good!

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New Berkley Street overpass

Thorne Lane interchange

Thorne Lane girder installation

Maybe sooner than you think.

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Supports Mission Readiness

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I-5 – STEILACOOM-DUPONT RD TO THORNE LANECORRIDOR IMPROVEMENTS

Project Milestones

• By the end of 2019:• Northbound I-5 noise walls from 41st

Division Drive to Berkeley Street• Northbound I-5 widening• Second Thorne Lane overpass girders

installed through fall

• Early 2020: • Median work zone on I-5• Berkeley Street overpass opens• Union Avenue closure• Removal of old Berkeley Street overpass• Begin I-5/Berkeley sag fill

• Coming up: HOV system recommendation

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JBLMDuPont Gate

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JBLMDuPont Gate

To Be Removed

Grade SeparationOver Railroad

119-A

119-B

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Source: US Geological Survey 1971Cartography by: C. Sampselle,Nisqually Indian Tribe, 11/07/17

1971

Source: US Geological Survey 1990Cartography by: C. Sampselle,Nisqually Indian Tribe, 11/07/17

1991

Source: US Fish & Wildlife Service 1997Cartography by: C. Sampselle,Nisqually Indian Tribe, 11/07/17

1997

Source: NAIP 2005Cartography by: C. Sampselle,Nisqually Indian Tribe, 11/07/17

2005

Source: NAIP 2011Cartography by: C. Sampselle,Nisqually Indian Tribe, 11/07/17

2011

Source: Pictometry 2016Cartography by: C. Sampselle,Nisqually Indian Tribe, 11/07/17

2016

transportation working group update

Investments in the I-5 corridor, exit #99 – #116

David Troutt, Natural Resources Director Nisqually Tribe

Marc Daily Executive DirectorThurston Regional Planning Council

“$2,250,000 of the motor vehicle account—state appropriation is provided solely for the I-5 Corridor from Mounts Road to Tumwaterproject (L1000231) for completing a National and State Environmental Policy Act (NEPA/SEPA) analysis to identify mid- and long-term environmental impacts associated with future improvements along the I-5 corridor from Tumwater to DuPont.”

2019

$2.25M

JoAnn SchuelerWSDOT Asst. Olympic Region Administrator

David Troutt, Natural Resources Director Nisqually Tribe

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2019-20 OEA Grant Status

OEA Grant provides $506,027 with a local match of $56,890 =

$562,917

Three studies under professional services contracts with consultants

AHBL: Affordable Housing for Service Members

Steucke Environmental Services: Conservation Banking & Partnering

Transpo Group: Analyze Local Transportation Impacts in the vicinity of JBLM

All studies to be complete by 1 SEPT 2020, results to be discussed during the NOV 2020 EOC

SSMCP 2019-20 Survey

Delivery Methods JBLM 360 App Tacoma – Pierce County Chamber Thurston County Chamber UW Tacoma Center for Business Analytics

2019-20 Business SurveyRelease date early DEC

Survey results will feed into the 2020 JBLM Regional Economic Impact Analysis

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Survey results will feed into the 2020 JBLM Regional Economic Impact Analysis

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Defense community

Compatibility account

NDAA 2019, Defense Community Infrastructure ProgramA new federal authority allowing DOD to provide funding to state and local governments for off-base infrastructure projects is included in the final version of the fiscal 2019 defense authorization bill.

SB 5748

Submit Projects

to Department

of commerce

(DOC)

DOC report to legislature1 JAN 2020

2020 Legislative Ask

How much $ for DCCA?

DOC

Priority list

NCZ is a phased project

The Defense Community Compatibility Account (DCCA) will help the state leverage federal dollars and fund high priority military infrastructure projects identified by local communities.

20% local cost share

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Shelly Helder

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Don Anderson

Co-Chair Elected Officials Council

Closing Remarks

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Thursday, May 21, 2020

Elected Officials Council

Eagles Pride Golf Course7:00-7:30am Breakfast

7:30-8:45am Program

8:45-9:15am Networking