CRRMA BOARD PRESENTATION AIRWAY AESTHETICS PROJECT ...
CRRMA BOARD PRESENTATION AIRWAY AESTHETICS PROJECT UPDATE Raymond L. Telles March 25, 2015
Airway Interchange Original Condition
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Airway Interchange Original Condition
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Camino Real Regional Mobility Authority CRRMA – Brief History • Created by the City of El Paso in 2007 • Authority to operate within the City of El Paso, County of El Paso and across jurisdictional lines into the State of New Mexico and the Country of Mexico (e.g. international bridges) • Involved in the expenditure of over $400,000,000 in transportation projects since the CRRMA’s creation in 2007 • Provided different roles in the various transportation projects pursued to date, including planning, financing, design, construction, operation and maintenance 4
Camino Real Regional Mobility Authority CRRMA Project Involvement • • • • • • •
Spur 601 - $233,355,000 in bonds issued Americas Interchange - $141,000,000 Project Management (BAB) Zaragoza DCs - $20,000,000 in SIB loan debt (TRZ #2) Transmountain NE - $6,000,000 in SIB loan debt (TRZ #3) Spur 1966 - $3,450,000 for Design Services I-10 Aesthetics - $10,000,000 Design/Project Management (Airway) Chávez Managed Lanes - Project Management, Toll System Planning, Design, Testing, Install, Operate & Maintain
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Camino Real Regional Mobility Authority CRRMA Project Involvement • Americas Interchange Remaining Work - Designing remaining direct connectors, frontage roads and cloverleaf work • Downtown Parking and City Bridge Studies • El Paso Bike Share Program, Phase I - $720,000 • 2013 El Paso County CMP - $72,000,000 (VRF) • Tornillo-Guadalupe POE Toll Collection System - $1,700,000 • Border West Expressway - $500,000,000 • El Paso Streetcar Project - $97,000,000
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Camino Real Regional Mobility Authority CRRMA Operations – Today Toll Road Projects – César Chávez Managed Lanes (Opened January, 2014) – Americas Managed Lanes (Environmental & Schematic)
International Toll Bridges – Tornillo-Guadalupe Port of Entry (Toll Collection System Design/Install) – City of El Paso Ports of Entry (Operational Study)
Parking Facilities – Feasibility Study for Downtown Facility – Expanded Study of Downtown Parking Needs 7
Camino Real Regional Mobility Authority Regional Mobility Authorities – In General • A regional mobility authority (RMA) is a political subdivision of the State of Texas. RMAs are intended to develop, operate and maintain transportation projects that assist in the improvement of the regional and statewide transportation systems. • A transportation project is broadly defined and includes: highways/roadways (toll and non-toll), rail facilities, ferries and airports, pedestrian and bicycle paths, parking facilities/meters, intermodal hubs, international crossings and mass transit systems.
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Camino Real Regional Mobility Authority
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Questions?
Camino Real Regional Mobility Authority 300 N. Campbell, 2nd Floor El Paso, Texas 79902 (915) 212-1072 [email protected] www.crrma.org
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Airway Interchange Original Condition
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Airway Interchange Original Condition
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Camino Real Regional Mobility Authority CRRMA – Brief History • Created by the City of El Paso in 2007 • Authority to operate within the City of El Paso, County of El Paso and across jurisdictional lines into the State of New Mexico and the Country of Mexico (e.g. international bridges) • Involved in the expenditure of over $400,000,000 in transportation projects since the CRRMA’s creation in 2007 • Provided different roles in the various transportation projects pursued to date, including planning, financing, design, construction, operation and maintenance 4
Camino Real Regional Mobility Authority CRRMA Project Involvement • • • • • • •
Spur 601 - $233,355,000 in bonds issued Americas Interchange - $141,000,000 Project Management (BAB) Zaragoza DCs - $20,000,000 in SIB loan debt (TRZ #2) Transmountain NE - $6,000,000 in SIB loan debt (TRZ #3) Spur 1966 - $3,450,000 for Design Services I-10 Aesthetics - $10,000,000 Design/Project Management (Airway) Chávez Managed Lanes - Project Management, Toll System Planning, Design, Testing, Install, Operate & Maintain
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Camino Real Regional Mobility Authority CRRMA Project Involvement • Americas Interchange Remaining Work - Designing remaining direct connectors, frontage roads and cloverleaf work • Downtown Parking and City Bridge Studies • El Paso Bike Share Program, Phase I - $720,000 • 2013 El Paso County CMP - $72,000,000 (VRF) • Tornillo-Guadalupe POE Toll Collection System - $1,700,000 • Border West Expressway - $500,000,000 • El Paso Streetcar Project - $97,000,000
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Camino Real Regional Mobility Authority CRRMA Operations – Today Toll Road Projects – César Chávez Managed Lanes (Opened January, 2014) – Americas Managed Lanes (Environmental & Schematic)
International Toll Bridges – Tornillo-Guadalupe Port of Entry (Toll Collection System Design/Install) – City of El Paso Ports of Entry (Operational Study)
Parking Facilities – Feasibility Study for Downtown Facility – Expanded Study of Downtown Parking Needs 7
Camino Real Regional Mobility Authority Regional Mobility Authorities – In General • A regional mobility authority (RMA) is a political subdivision of the State of Texas. RMAs are intended to develop, operate and maintain transportation projects that assist in the improvement of the regional and statewide transportation systems. • A transportation project is broadly defined and includes: highways/roadways (toll and non-toll), rail facilities, ferries and airports, pedestrian and bicycle paths, parking facilities/meters, intermodal hubs, international crossings and mass transit systems.
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Camino Real Regional Mobility Authority
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Questions?
Camino Real Regional Mobility Authority 300 N. Campbell, 2nd Floor El Paso, Texas 79902 (915) 212-1072 [email protected] www.crrma.org
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