Summary of Operation Green Light Traffic Signal Advancements KS

MARC

Contact Information

Organization: MARC
Contact person: Raymond Webb
Title: Traffic Operation Manager
Phone: 8164744240
E-mail: rwebb@marc.org
Organization address: 600 Broadway, Suite 200, Kansas City
  Kansas City, MO    64105


General Information

G8.1 Project title: Operation Green Light Traffic Signal Advancements KS
G8.2 Project description: Enhances the OGL communications system with fiber optics in Leawood that will provide more robust communications and reliability and additional redundancy. Upgraded controllers in KCK and Leavenworth that are not up to date and capable of providing a high level of reliability. Also adds CCTV’s in KCK, Merriam and Leawood on high volumes routes in areas that currently do not have coverage to allow better observing of traffic patterns as well as enhanced ability to diagnose traffic signal malfunctions. Also is the advancement of HERE data acquisition for the Johnson County that will provide arterial performance measures
G8.3 Project contact: Raymond Webb, Traffic Operation Manager, MARC
600 Broadway, Suite 200
Kansas City, MO 64105
816.474.4240
G1. Project Type: Road & Bridge - ITS Capital Improvements
G2. Funding Stream: CMAQ STP
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G4. State: Kansas
G5. Project county: 1. Wyandotte 2. Johnson 3. Leavenworth
G6. Project municipality: 1. Multi-City
G7. Multiple agencies / jurisdictions? Yes
The Regional Operation Green Light program is enhanced with fiber communications, vehicle detection, advanced traffic signal controllers and CCTV. HERE data included for Johnson County that will provide arterial performance data. This work will modernize the intersections to allow for more efficient operation for all users including pedestrians and transit
G8.4 Purpose and need: Enhances the OGL communications system with fiber optics in Leawood that will provide more robust communications and reliability and additional redundancy. Upgrades 62 controllers in KCK and 1 in Leavenworth that are out of date and unable of providing a high level of reliability. Adds 12 CCTV’s in KCK, 1 in Merriam and Leawood on high volumes routes in areas that currently do not have coverage to allow better observing of traffic patterns as well as enhanced ability to diagnose traffic signal malfunctions. Vehicle detection to be added in KCK for 6 key approaches currently lacking detection. Also is the advancement of HERE data acquisition for the Johnson county region
 
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G10. Functional Classification: Principal Arterial
G11. In Transportation Outlook 2040? Yes   Decade:   2010
G12. Muli-Agency Plan? Yes
This project implements recommendations of the Operation Green Light Final project report
G13. Included in a CIP? No
G14. Planning stage: Conceptual Plan
G15. Reviewed by state DOT? No
G16. Right-of-Way acquisition: All acquired or none needed
G17. ROW by local public agency process manual? Yes
G18. Other unique local goals and objectives? Yes
In addition to regional goals and benefits to the traveling public identified in the Transportation Outlook 2040, OGL operations will support local goals to enhance the efficiency of the state and local public agency traffic signal operations.
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G22. Sustainable Places Criteria: ---------------- Complete Street Design---Connected Street Network----------- ---------------- ---------------- ---------------- Transit-Ready Corridors-----
G22.1. Describe CSP relationship: Traffic signals provide multi modal access for pedestrians, bike and transit.
G23. Implements Sustainable Places Initiatives? No
G24. Serves Regional Activity Center? No
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G25. Environmental justice tracts? Yes
Project improves access to and from multiple EJ tracts by coordinate traffic signal timing on routes serving these areas.
G26. Reduces greenhouse gas emissions? Yes
Due to the reduction of vehicle stops, delay and idling traffic, greenhouse gases are reduced. National studies show benefits of traffic signal timing and operations and local examples of OGL reducing emissions can be found at http://marc.org/Transportation/Commuting/Operation-Green-Light/OGL-System-Coordination
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G30.1 Complies with MARC’s CSP? Yes
G30.2 Exception to the MARC CSP? No
 
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Project Financial Information

CMAQ Federal amount 570  (Thousands of $)
CMAQ Match amount: 142  (Thousands of $)
CMAQ Year requested: 2021
STP Federal amount: 570  (Thousands of $)
STP Match amount: 142  (Thousands of $)
STP Year requested: 2021
Source of Local Match: match from participating agencies local funds
 
Explain: Preliminary Engineering is included in the project
 
Scope Change: This project can use either STP or CMAQ and is scalable. More or fewer intersections will be aided depending on the funding available. The elements are independent of one another.
 
Cost Breakdown:
Highway: 100  %
Transit:   %
Bike:   %
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