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REQUEST# FY 2026 FY START DATE Orange Transit Work Plan 23GOTCD4 Request Form Total Project Cost Operating and/or Capital I $ 140,000 Orange Transit Estimated Operating Project Name Requesting Agency Project Contact Cost Jay Heikes Base Year $ - Triangle Mobility Hub (Orange County share) GoTriangle FY 2027 $ - jheikesg otr�ian lg e.org Cumulative $ - Estimated Estimated Start Date Completion Notes Orange Transit Estimated Capital Cost FY20 FY29 Base Year $ 140,000 Cumulative $ 980,000 Project Enter below a summary of the project that may later be used as the project description in Description/Scope the FY 2026 Work Plan. The FY26 request includes phase II of the project, which consists of land aquisition, design, and construction of a new regional transit center(RTC). The Triangle Mobility Hub (aka regional Transit Center relocation)will provide travel time savings to riders of route 800 which serves Chapel Hill and UNC.The Triangle Mobility Hub and bus network improvements it enables will provide faster, more frequent connections for longer periods of the day to Orange County residents wishing to travel to destinations in/around RTP, including Hub RTP and Boxyard, as well as in Southern Durham County and Wake County. Additionally,through improved travel times/reduced operational costs, the relocation will also enable GoTriangle to realign the 800 and 805 in order to provide all day service,for the first time, on route 805 which also serves Chapel Hill and UNC.This concept was identified in the Draft GoTriangle SRTP and viewed favorably by riders on the 800 and 805. The completed feasibility study includes an evaluation of the current facility and identification of necessary passenger amenities and infrastructure improvements, and a feasibility study to evaluate the potential new locations for the RTC, taking into consideration current and future planned routes, land use, supply, and price.This study will is being used to inform the location and design of phase II.The feasiblity study was funded by county transit plans in Wake, Durham, and Oragne counties.