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               Development of a program of multi-modal priortized projects that are synced with policy, leverages partnerships with local, state,
               regional, and federal entities, and are shovel-ready for capital delivery and matched  with funding opportunities.

            Develop on average 100 miles of pre-engineered
            arterial corridor over a four-year period. (Measured:   N/A   N/A          3 at 100%      3 at 100%
            linear mileage of planned facilities)
            Create an easily monitored phased and priortized 20-
            year Transportation Master Plan that is synced with all
            modes and land use policies (MTP, ATP, Transit, and
            Land Use) that includes a program of projects-ready to   N/A  N/A        30% Complete    30% Complete
            move towards capital deivery and funding. (% of plan
            complete)



            Railroad Program
               Plan for and implement improved railroad crossings within the city; creating partnerships to improve safety and develop quiet zones for
               passenger and freight rail that improves the mobility of the city’s overall transportation system.

            Identify needs of 204 citywide railroad crossings and
            follow through maintenance as required. Does not   N/A         7              20             20
            include emergency repairs.  (# of identified RR crossing
            matinenance needs met)
            Identify RR Crossings for noise concerns and mitigation
            techniques city-wide. (% of impacted areas in quiet
            zones) (size of buffer needed for ares impacted by RR   N/A   N/A             6               6
            noise issues, including vulnerable communities)
            Reduce customer complaints related to noise,
            pavement condition and damaged or malfunctioning   N/A        N/A            10%             10%
            equipment.


            Capital Delivery

               To proactively manage the engineering design and construction of transportation related Capital Improvement Projects

            Average Total Contract Amendment Cost as       N/A            N/A            15%             15%
            Percentage of the Full Design Agreement Cost
            Project Managers provide project updates on-time each   N/A   N/A            95%             95%
            month.

            Deliver the Bond Program projects on schedule  N/A            N/A            90%             90%


            Construction

               To proactively manage the construction inspection of Capital Improvement Projects.   As well as, survey and material testing for many
               City departments.

            Keep 3rd party inspection outsource below 25%  N/A            N/A            25%             25%
            Improve service levels by 40% utilizing drone   N/A           N/A            40%             40%
            technology saving time and money for survey requests






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