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Five -Year Capital Improvement Program <br />Request for Capital Equipment or Capital Improvement Project <br />Project or Equipment Identification i Estimated Expenditure Schedule <br />Project Name: US 36 Underpass at Davidson Mesa <br />Version of Request: 2014 05 08 <br />Submitting Department/Division: Public Works - Engineering <br />Impacted Departments/Divisions: <br />Funding Sourcet;sj: <br />Open Space & Parks Fund <br />Other <br />Percent <br />Total Funding <br />Department Priority <br />Equipment or <br />Project Costs <br />Land Acquisition <br />Design & Engineering <br />Other Prot Services <br />Construction <br />Other <br />Capital Equi pmcnl <br />Total Pro ect Costs <br />Grants) or Other <br />Project Revenue <br />Impact to Annual <br />Mainticp Costs <br />Project Location Map, Equipment Identification Photo, or Other <br />Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year4 Year 5 Five -Year <br />2015 2016 2017 2415 2019 Total <br />162,500 <br />162.500 <br />162,500 <br />162,500 <br />Beyond <br />5 Years <br />Project or Equipment Description and Justification <br />Please provide a general project description and inciudc the cost al location methode fogy if <br />more than one funding source is requested: <br />This project represents the City's contribution in the total amount of $467,500 (75%) for a <br />pedestrian underpass to be constructed under US 36. The total project cast is 5650,000 with <br />the remaining $162,500 (25° %) being funded by Boulder County. $162,500 was committed in <br />2013 and 2014 by the City with $162,500 committed by Boulder County in 2013. This project <br />is being constructed by COOT via an IGA with the City and Boulder County as part of the US <br />36 Phase II Corridor Improvements Project. <br />Please describe whys this project is needed, how it supports City -wide goals and objectives, <br />wtrat realistic options or alternatives have been considered, and what payback, or return on <br />investment, has been calculated: <br />There are no grade separated trail crossings of US -36 west of McCaslin Blvd in the Louisville <br />and Superior area. Trail users desiring to use trails on the other side of US -36 west of <br />McCestin Blvd must either use McCaslin Blvd, the RTI] Transit Bridge or use the Coal Creek <br />Trail east of McCaslin Blvd which can be arduous and not convenient and puts trait users on <br />McCaslin Blvd, a busy arterial roadway. <br />This project will connect tithe CitY's recreational trails at Davidson Mesa with the existing <br />Marshall Mesa trails south of U546 creating a regional recreational trail network between <br />Louisville and Lafayette north of US -36 and Superior and Boulder County south of US -36. <br />Trait users will be able to access outer jurisdictional recreational trails west o McCaslin Blvd <br />without crossing a busy arterial roadway or transporting their bicycles across US -36 at the <br />RTD Transit Bridge. CD OT's Phase II Corsstructien Project on US -36 represents the best <br />opportunity to construct a grade separated crossing with US -36 because the Design -Build <br />Team will be replacing an adjacent irrigation culvert and will have traffic control measures in <br />place to construct the new culvert, They will most likely be able to use the same traffic <br />control measures to construct the multi -use underpass. Additionally, the cost would be <br />approximately two - thirds more expensive should the City decide to construct this underpass <br />in the future when a major highway reconstruction project is not occurring concurrently. <br />Please provide a description of any grants andfor other revenue associated with this project <br />and the ongoing operational and !maintenance casts associated with this project.: <br />This project is being constructed by C DOT via an IGA between the City and Boulder County, <br />17 <br />