File #: 17-0381    Version: 1 Name: N. King St Improvements
Type: Resolution Status: Passed
File created: 11/29/2017 In control: City Council Legislative Session
On agenda: 12/13/2017 Final action: 12/13/2017
Title: Resolution Requesting the Virginia Department of Transportation to Designate the North King Street Streetscape Improvement Project (Phase IV) and the Pine Chapel Road Trail Project as Urban System Highway Projects and Eligible for the Allocation of Urban Formula Funds
Related files: 21-0225
Title
Resolution Requesting the Virginia Department of Transportation to Designate the North King Street Streetscape Improvement Project (Phase IV) and the Pine Chapel Road Trail Project as Urban System Highway Projects and Eligible for the Allocation of Urban Formula Funds


Purpose
PURPOSE/BACKGROUND:

Per the 2016 Budget Bill (HB 30, Chapter 780, Item 436(C)(2)), regardless of the original programmatic allocation, the Virginia Department of Transportation (“VDOT”) and the City of Hampton (the "City") may work together to consolidate unspent and/or uncommitted formula funds to fully fund and advance priority transportation projects in the City. Pursuant to VDOT Guidelines, the North King Street Streetscape Improvement Project (Phase IV) and the Pine Chapel Road Trial Project (the “Projects”) may be designated as urban system highway projects and thus eligible for the receipt of urban funds. In accordance with VDOT allocation procedures outlined in Code of Virginia § 33.2-357, City Council must support the designation of the Projects as being eligible to receive urban funds via resolution. At various times between September 11, 2006 and October 1, 2017, City Council approved the Projects for local administration. Staff recommends approval of this resolution.

Discussion:

In accordance with VDOT project allocation procedures, City Council must request by resolution the designation of the Projects as being eligible to receive urban funds. In addition, VDOT requires that by resolution, the City Council grant authority for the City Manager to execute Project Urban System Construction Program Transition Agreements and any additional agreements necessary for the implementation of the Projects. Funds awarded are paid on a reimbursement basis following the expenditure of City funds.

Impact:

Staff has requested funds for the 20% local match in the upcoming CIP budget.

Recommendation:

Rec
Approve Resolution


Body

WHEREAS, per the 2016 Budget Bill (HB 30,...

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