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57 <br /> Orange County Transit Plan March 2017 Revision 2 <br /> years. Section 4 describes these projects and services, discussion purposes. Table ES-1 below compares the Tax <br /> unfunded priorities from the 2012 Plan, and additional District Revenues used to fund projects and services between <br /> expansion that would remain unfunded in this Plan. the 2012 Plan and this draft 2017 Plan. <br /> As a major project which serves both counties, the cost of As in the 2012 Plan, there remains uncertainty about whether <br /> construction, operations, and maintenance of the Durham- and how much state and federal funding will be available to <br /> Orange Light Rail Transit Project is shared between the two implement the services and projects in the 2017 Plan. However, <br /> county Plans using agreed upon percentage splits. In the 2012 those funding amounts will be known prior to entry into <br /> Plan, the split was approximately 77 percent Durham, 23 construction for any project, providing opportunity to reduce <br /> percent Orange.The parties are negotiating a new cost-split for project scope or revise the schedule, consider other funding <br /> several reasons: sources, or suspend the projects. <br /> • The scope of the D-0 LRT Project has been expanded. When evaluating the ability of the Tax District Revenue to <br /> The alignment now extends 0.6 miles further into accommodate potential reductions in state and federal funding <br /> Durham, with an additional station at North Carolina availability, it is important to assess the projected level of <br /> Central University borrowing. The projected borrowing capacity is linked directly <br /> • Changes to the alignment at the New Hope Creek to the assumptions about Tax District Revenue growth. In <br /> Crossing have extended the length of the alignment in accordance with industry standards, the 2017 Plan uses a <br /> baseline revenue forecast developed in late 2016 by Moody's <br /> Durham Analytics, a well-regarded economic analytics firm. In <br /> • A station proposed for Orange County, Meadowmont accordance with Federal Transit Administration (FTA) guidance, <br /> Station, has been replaced by Woodmont Station in the financial plan has also been evaluated using a downside <br /> Durham County forecast developed by the same firm, to understand the effects <br /> Representatives from Orange County, Durham County, and and potential mitigations that may be required to plan for less- <br /> GoTriangle have worked to achieve consensus on an than-expected sales tax growth. A detailed financial plan can <br /> appropriate cost-split.This Plan includes a prospective scenario be found in Section 5. Further explanation of the risks to the <br /> with Orange County's share of Tax District Revenues paying 18 financial health of the plan and the available mitigation <br /> percent of the local share of the Durham-Orange LRT Project strategies can be found in Section 5.4. <br /> costs, and 20 percent of the light rail operating costs. This This 2017 Plan comes at a pivotal time for Orange County and <br /> assumption does not represent an agreement or a the broader region. The Triangle region has grown significantly <br /> recommendation, but is included in this draft Plan for and is forecasted to continue growing. There also continues to <br /> Draft Document Public Review April 10, 2017 revision Page 3 of 49 <br />
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