I-70 Transportation Operations Facility
Background
The I-70 Transportation Operations Facility Project involves construction of transportation-related facilities at the Town’s Public Works site located at 500 Swift Gulch Road. This major capital project has been planned
since 1995. The purpose of this project
is to replace degrading and under-sized “back-of-house” infrastructure used by
the Town in the provision of municipal services for transit, road maintenance,
trails maintenance, and general facility and grounds maintenance. The project includes a 24-stall bus storage building, including 4,000 square feet of office space, new bus wash and relocation of public works facilities to make way for the bus storage building.
Grant funding
The I-70 Regional Operations Transportation Facility offer regional benefits so, the project was awarded several Federal and State grants in late 2010. These grants will pay the majority of professional services and construction of the transportation-related elements of the Project. The project involves site grading, installation of utilities and infrastructure, relocation of the existing modular office building, and construction of a new bus storage, wash, and maintenance facility.
Table 1: I-70
RTOF Project Budget
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Sources
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Grant
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Local
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Total
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FTA 5309 State of Good Repair
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$7,500,000
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$1,875,000
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$9,375,000
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FTA 5309 Bus and Bus Facilities
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$367,323
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$91,831
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$459,154
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CDOT FASTER
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$1,000,000
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$370,880
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$1,370,880
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ARRA
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$522,000
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$ -
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$522,000
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TOA COP Funds (less non-grant eligible PW expenses)
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$142,086
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Totals
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$9,389,323
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$2,337,711
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$11,869,120
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Build Green
The Town Council directed staff to use sustainable products and other
“green” elements in the design and construction of the Project. There are
numerous “green” options that willbe incorporated into the Project
without significantly increasing the capital costs, such as recycled
asphalt, storm-water management, energy efficient HVAC systems, and local
materials. While the planned photovoltaic system and solar thermal
heating systems have been excluded, the building will be designed to
accommodate their installation at a later date.
Fun Facts
- How tall will the
building be? 50 feet.
- How big is the
building? 33,000 square feet
- How many pounds of
concrete were used to build the facility? 1,180 cubic yards, 2,261 tons, 4,522,000
pounds
- How many I-beams were used: Approximately 171
steel I-beams
- How many tons of
dirt were moved/removed? 18,058 tons
- How much glass is
in it? 2,144 square feet
- How big are the gas
tanks? 10,000 gallon unleaded, 20,000 gallon diesel
- How many gas tanks? 2 tanks: 1 unleaded and 1 diesel, with 3 dispensers: 1 unleaded and 1 diesel
outside and 1 diesel inside
- How tall is the
awning over the gas pumps? 18 feet
- What is the
concrete strength, PSI? 4,000 psi minimum (specification), 4,500 psi
mix design
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