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The following items were handed out at the January 4, 2018 NVTC Meeting.

Blue Item #3D 2018 NVTC COMMITTEE AND BOARD APPOINTMENTS NVTC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Paul Smedberg, Chairman/WMATA Board* Matt Letourneau, Vice-Chairman* Katie Cristol, Secretary-Treasurer * Jim Corcoran, WMATA Board Christian Dorsey, WMATA Board Catherine Hudgins, WMATA Board Adam Ebbin, General Assembly Sharon Bulova, Fairfax Co. Board Chair Jeff McKay, Immediate Past Chairman NVTC LEGISLATIVE & POLICY COMMITTEE Katie Cristol, Co-Chair Jeff Greenfield, Co-Chair Catherine Hudgins Matt Letourneau Paul Smedberg Dave Snyder Senate: Jennifer Wexton House: *Nominated NVTC GOVERNANCE AND PERSONNEL COMMITTEE John Cook, Chairman Jim Corcoran Christian Dorsey Adam Ebbin Libby Garvey Jeff McKay Ron Meyer Jennifer Mitchell Paul Smedberg Dave Snyder NVTC S WMATA BOARD OF DIRECTORS Principals: Jim Corcoran* Catherine Hudgins *Up for reappointment Alternates: Christian Dorsey Paul Smedberg NVTC S VIRGINIA RAILWAY EXPRESS OPERATIONS BOARD* Alternates: Jeff McKay Principals: Sharon Bulova John Cook Katie Cristol Paul Smedberg *Selected by Jurisdiction Libby Garvey Tim Lovain NVTC S VIRGINIA TRANSIT ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS* Principals: Alternates: David Snyder Katie Cristol Kate Mattice Jeff McKay *Up for reappointment

Blue Item #7ue Transform66: Inside the Beltway Nick Donohue Deputy Secretary of Transportation January 2018

Context for I-66 Inside the Beltway 2

Previously Planned Changes to I-66 Transportation Planning Board at MWCOG adopted plan to increase to HOV-2 to HOV-3 on I-66 both inside and outside the Beltway Federal rules require limiting or discontinuing use of HOV lanes by hybrids when lanes are degraded I-66 is currently degraded and has been for a number of years Bus on-shoulder pilot program underway to allow buses to by-pass significant congestion points Spot improvements in westbound direction Spot Improvements #1 and #2 are open to traffic 3

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2016 Compromise with General Assembly on I-66 Inside the Beltway Convert I-66 to express lanes from 5:30a to 9:30a EB and 3:00p to 7:00p WB Initiate work to widen I-66 EB from Dulles Connector Road to Ballston Contract was awarded by CTB in December Re-invest toll revenues in the corridor for improvements recommended by the Northern Virginia Transportation Commission HOV-2 to HOV-3 in 2022 when 66 outside opens 5

Public Outreach: Pre-2016 Outreach Numbers 12 Public Information Meetings (since 2011) 76 presentations to elected officials, agencies and localities (in 2015) 17 presentations to Chambers of Commerce, homeowners and civic associations, and other community groups (in 2015) Outreach and Communications Tools Briefings and coordination with key stakeholders Project website Email and Electronic Marketing to stakeholder database of more than 4,500 Proactive media outreach 6

How Is I-66 Performing? 7

How are the Parallel Routes Performing in the AM? Travel Times in Minutes December 2016 December 2017 Route 50 21.6 20.1 Route 29 27.2 24.4 Route 7 14.4 13.1 GW Parkway 17.0 16.3 8

How are the Parallel Routes Performing in the PM? Travel Times in Minutes December 2016 December 2017 Route 50 23.3 23.6 Route 29 27.8 25.4 Route 7 15.1 14.9 GW Parkway 17.4 18.2 9

Toll Rates Vary based on demand to ensure free flow travel as required by federal law Average toll over the first 2 weeks was $13.48 $3.52 less than estimated average round-trip toll for typical trip of $17 in Fall of 2015 $8.88 eastbound in the AM $4.60 westbound in the PM Significant media attention on high tolls during former HOV hours 17 people choose to pay $44 29 people choose to pay $40 10

Excerpt from October 2015 Public Meetings 11

Extended Restricted Hours on I-66 12

Route 50 as an alternative to 66 at 6am Travel times from Nutley Street to Roosevelt Bridge I-66 in December 2016 took 19.8 minutes I-66 to 495 to Route 50 in December 2017 took 19.8 minutes 13

GW Parkway as an alternative to I-66 at 6am Travel times from Dulles Toll Road @ 495 to Roosevelt Bridge Dulles Connector Road to I-66 in December 2016 took 17.3 minutes 495 to GW Parkway in December 2017 took 12.4 minutes 14

Relationship to I-66 Outside the Beltway Traffic and revenue for I-66 outside the Beltway showed significant increase if I-66 inside the Beltway was converted to express lanes Benefits could only be realized in P3 procurement if private sector could count on conversion being implemented After 2016 compromise with General Assembly 66 contract, prior to final bids, was amended to include compensation event if tolls were not implemented as planned 15

What Happens if Tolls are Suspended? Elimination of a travel choice for solo drivers during the height of rush hour Carpoolers and bus riders on I-66 will experience slower travel times, discouraging their use Hybrids will not be allowed back on I-66 Elimination of funding for increased travel options serving the 66 corridor Likely reduction in 66 outside the Beltway concession payment - less projects in the corridor 16

Blue Item #7 Northern Virginia Transportation Commission (NVTC) Resolution on New I-66 Tolls January 4, 2017 WHEREAS, The Northern Virginia Transportation Commission (NVTC) is the recipient of revenue from the new tolls from the "Transform 66 - Inside the Beltway project for funding to improve transit in the corridor, and WHEREAS, NVTC includes jurisdictions which commute on I-66, including Loudoun, Fairfax, and Arlington Counties and the Cities of Fairfax and Falls Church, and WHEREAS, the "Transform 66 - Inside the Beltway project has been conceived, implemented, and managed by the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT); NVTC has no authority over the toll rates or management of this facility, and WHEREAS, due to the new hours of operation associated with the Transform 66 - Inside the Beltway project, many working Virginians who previously utilized the roadway are now significantly impacted in their daily efforts to get to and from work; Prior to December 4 th, these Virginians could utilize I-66 without HOV restriction or tolls during the 5:30 6:30 AM and 9 9:30 AM time frames eastbound and the 3 4 PM and 6:30 7 PM time frames westbound, and WHEREAS, after one month of tolling operations, the road has been visibly under capacity and at speeds exceeding the speed limit, despite the federal minimum standard for dynamic tolls being 45 mph, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the NVTC requests that the Commonwealth consider taking action regarding Transform 66 - Inside the Beltway to lower tolling costs, which could include reconfiguring the system, dropping the minimum speed to 45 mph, lowering the base price, and/or capping the maximum toll, and THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, NVTC requests that the Commonwealth consider modifying the hours of operation for the tolling system to bring it closer to the previous restricted access time periods. Draft prepared by Supervisor Ron Meyer, Loudoun County.

I-66 Commuter Choice Program FY 2018 Application Summary Applicant Application Title Funding Request Description Arlington County Expanded TDM Outreach with Extended Multimodal Options $ 350,000 Arlington County Commuter Services seeks to expand outreach to business and residents along the I-66 corridor focused on providing practical options to remove cars from I-66 & parallel roads. Transit, biking, vanpool and carpool formations, as well as telework and flexible work schedules will all be supported. Arlington County I-66 Corridor ITS Enhancements $ 400,000 This project seeks to upgrade Intelligent Transport System (ITS) assets along parallel routes in the I-66 Corridor. The funds will be used to increase count stations, CCTV coverage, and Bluetooth detectors through the Corridor. The funds will also cover the cost of making the data available to partnering agencies such as VDOT. Arlington County Arlington County Traffic Management Center $ 400,000 This project seeks to improve operations and traffic flow on Arlington roads by monitoring and improving incident response capabilities to the County. Currently, the County does not have the staff resources to dedicate full time staff to monitor peak period traffic. This grant would allow for the County to better respond to incidents on I-66 at the ramp junctions as well as provide improved feedback to adjust adjacent intersection timings to better facilitate the flow of vehicles on and off of the I-66 toll facilities. City of Fairfax City of Fairfax CUE Access and Technology Improvements $ 965,000 The City of Fairfax seeks to evaluate and implement access and technology improvements to the CUE bus system, which connects riders directly to the Vienna Metrorail Station and regional bus routes. These improvements will encourage travelers to consider CUE and Metrorail as an alternative to driving on I-66 or parallel commuting routes. City of Falls Church Metrobus Route 3T Extension and Service Expansion $ 845,754 This project seeks to restore direct Metrobus service between West Falls Church and East Falls Church Metrorail Stations via W. Broad Street and N. Washington Street. This peak-period-only service will be bi-directional with 20-minute headways, and will overlap with existing 28A service. City of Falls Church Multimodal Access to West Falls Church Metrorail Station $ 6,208,678 This project seeks to support the design and reconstruction of the intersection of Route 7 and Haycock/Shreve Road in Fairfax County to improve multimodal transportation connectivity, including a new multi-use path along Shreve Road to better connect the W&OD and the West Falls Church Metrorail Station. City of Manassas Bicycle parking improvements at the VRE station in Manassas $ 55,000 This project seeks to improve bicycle parking facilities at the VRE station in Historic Downtown Manassas. This project includes the installation of new bike racks, a bicycle parking shelter, bike lockers, and a bike repair station. Fairfax County Capital Bikeshare Stations in I-66 corridor from Oakton/Vienna to Merrifield/Falls Church $ 496,394 Fairfax County seeks to expand its Capital Bikeshare along the I-66 corridor between Route 123 and West Falls Church Metro Station. The goal of the project is to connect residents along the I-66 corridor to the Vienna and Dunn-Loring Metro stations, the I-66 trail and the W&OD regional trail. Fairfax County Weekday Commuter Bus Service from Vienna Metro Station to Pentagon $ 4,488,500 Fairfax County seeks to operate express bus service linking Vienna Metrorail Station in Fairfax County to Pentagon Transit Center in Arlington County. Service will feature 10 in-bound morning and 10 out-bound afternoon trips utilizing 5 buses. This list includes all applications submitted for FY 2018 I-66 Commuter Choice Program funding by the application closing date of December 22, 2017. Applications have not yet been screened for eligibility. Page 1 of 2

Applicant Application Title Funding Request Description Loudoun County Extension of Route 88X to Dulles South Park and Ride Lot $ 1,654,140 Loudoun County Transit currently operates the Route 88X from the East Gate Park and Ride Lot and travels to the Wiehle-Reston East Metrorail Station during AM and PM peak rush hours. This request is to add an additional pick up location to the service, which is an existing park and ride lot in Stone Ridge. Application requests funding for operating hours and leasing of two buses. Loudoun County Purcellville Park and Ride lot and Enhanced Metro Connection Transit $ 1,044,360 Loudoun County seeks to lease at least 80 park and ride lot spaces in the Town of Purcellville, Virginia, that will be used as the starting location for transit service to the Wiehle-Reston East Metrorail Station (Silver Line). This transit service will operate three buses weekdays during morning and afternoon peak rush hour. PRTC Manassas Metro Direct Service Enhancement $ 3,691,200 This project enhances the existing OmniRide Manassas Metro Direct route between Manassas and the Tysons Corner Metro Station by adding midday and peak hour reverse commute service. Expanding mid-day travel options and peak hour reverse commute service has long proven effective in encouraging peak hour ridership and transit use in general. Fourteen new trips, 7 AM and 7 PM would be added. PRTC Linton Hall Metro Direct Enhancement $ 428,800 This project seeks to enhance the existing OmniRide Linton Hall Metro Direct route by providing two additional peak hour trips - one AM, one PM adding important capacity during construction of the I-66 Express Lanes outside the Beltway. PRTC Flexible Vanpool Program $ 455,200 This project seeks to create a formalized flexible vanpool program that uses technology to allow registered riders to transfer between vanpools and unregistered riders to an ad-hoc trips. The project would organize existing vanpools between western Prince William County and the Rosslyn/Ballston corridor and promote the creation of new vanpools in the corridor. PRTC PRTC Commuter Lot Shuttles $ 1,381,500 The project seeks to create on-demand shuttles between neighborhoods in western Prince William County and area commuter lots. The service is conceived as technology enabled - riders would arrange trips through a software interface. VRE Crystal City Station Improvements $ 4,000,000 The project seeks to provide design and engineering to demolish the existing VRE Crystal City Station and provide an expanded VRE station at a new location with better connections to the local and regional transportation network. The new station will serve full-length VRE trains on two tracks, and will have two pedestrian grade-separated access points to Crystal Drive. VRE VRE L'Enfant Station and Track Improvements $ 6,000,000 The project seeks to provide design and engineering to reconstruct the existing VRE L Enfant Station to service two tracks and provide better connections to the local and regional transportation network. The new station will serve full-length VRE trains on two tracks. Approximately 0.6 miles of fourth track will also be constructed to serve the L Enfant station area. VRE Manassas Line Realtime Multimodal Traveler Information $ 3,481,000 The project seeks to integrate real-time VRE train arrival, and seat and parking availability with multimodal data in the I-66 corridor, and share it via VRE Mobile, websites, and displays at key decision points along I-66 and adjacent roads including at Broad Run, Manassas, and Manassas Park stations and parking lots, and VDOT screens on highways, to give travelers viable mode choices for their trip. Total Funding Request $ 36,345,526 1/4/2018 This list includes all applications submitted for FY 2018 I-66 Commuter Choice Program funding by the application closing date of December 22, 2017. Applications have not yet been screened for eligibility. Page 2 of 2

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