Utah Admin. Code R940-10-4 - Factors Used to Consider Proposals
(1) Any request for state participation in a
TRZ made under this rule must be approved by the commission before the
department may enter into an agreement described under Section
R940-10-5.
(2) In deciding whether to approve a request
for state participation in a TRZ, the commission shall take into account the
following factors:
(a) whether the requested
project is part of the Statewide Transportation Improvement Program (STIP), the
Transportation Improvement Program (TIP), or a long-range transportation plan
and, if part of a long-range transportation plan, will not delay any of the
projects already included in the STIP;
(b) the benefits of the project to the state
transportation system and the requesting public agencies;
(c) the terms of the draft TRZ
agreement;
(d) the estimated costs
and proposed schedule of the project;
(e) level of local commitment included as
part of the request, based on the amount or percentage of funding proposed by
the requesting public agency;
(f)
whether the proposed project is subject to a local planning
initiative;
(g) whether the project
will alleviate significant existing or future congestion or hazards to the
traveling public or provide other substantial improvements to the
transportation system;
(h) whether
the request has the potential to extend department resources to other needs;
and
(i) whether the proposed
project fulfills a need widely recognized by the public, elected officials, and
transportation planners; and
(j)
land use considerations.
(3)
(a) For
a request that includes improvements to a surface street that approaches an
interchange or ramp or for a new interchange or ramp, the requesting public
agency shall commit to providing at least 50% of the costs of the project over
the life of the TRZ agreement.
(b)
The 50% described in Subsection (2)(a) may include the value of any additional
ways not mentioned in the TRZ agreement the requesting public agency will use
to bring about the proposed project.
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