TIP Project #2013-77-218: SR-171 (Mt. Juliet Road) Traffic Adaptive Signal Control System Corridor Optimization Project

Implementation of a fully functioning, reliable adaptive signal control system through the installation of a master signal controller, wireless communication devices, and radar detection for both vehicular and bicycle (self-propelled) traffic.
Lead Agency:	Mt. Juliet	Type:	M ITS
County:	Wilson County	Regional Plan ID:	1087-701
Name/Route:		TDOT PIN:	119203.00
Location:	Various intersections along SR-171/ Mt. Juliet Rd	Federal ID:
Length:	1.10 miles	Total Cost:	$893,000.00
Air Quality Status:	Exempt	Programmed:	$893,000.00
	Project in Transportation Improvement Program for FYs 2014-2017

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Programmed Funds

Fiscal Year	Phase	Funding Source	Total Funds	Federal Funds	State Funds	Local Funds
2014	PE-D	LOCAL	$68,000.00	$0.00	$0.00	$68,000.00
2016	CONSTRUCTION, IMPLEMENTATION	U-STP	$825,000.00	$660,000.00	$0.00	$165,000.00
TOTAL			$893,000.00	$660,000.00	$0.00	$233,000.00

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2013-77-218

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Project Notes

Note	Posted On
Funding-eligible activities for FY15 include construction-type activities, such as the installation of the master signal controller, and implementation-type activities that are necessary to complete the project.	7/08/2015

Project Amendments

Amendment #	Action	MPO Approval	TDOT Approval	US DOT Approval
2016-014	This amendment adds $192,000 (federal) to this project from a bucket of funding identified in TIP# 2014-89-9999 for ITS projects and projects that improve the operations of the regional system without adding capacity. The City of Mt. Juliet has been pursuing an adaptive signal system. Upon bidding the construction portion of the project, the City found that previous estimates were insufficient and is revising project cost utilizing this available funding based on updated bids.	6/15/2016

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