PDAC: Submission #1288 | Dayton Development Coalition

Submission information

Project Details

1. To which Review Panel are you submitting your project? Defense

2. Project title Woodman Drive Project

3. Short description Woodman Drive Phase 4 extends along Woodman Drive between Airway Road and the City of Riverside's north corporation line, north of Springfield Street. The City looks to provide improvements and modifications to reduce the frequencies of crashes, particularly into WPAFB's perimeter security fence; address the crumbling infrastructure; and provide multi-modal & aesthetic improvements to the corridor which compliment those recently completed by the City along Springfield Street.

Organization Details

4. Organization making the request The City of Riverside

5-8. Address 5200 Springfield Street, Suite 100
Riverside, Ohio. 45431

9. County Montgomery

10. Recipient organization SAME

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16. Organization type Government

Organization Contact Details

17. Name Kathy Bartlett

18. Title Director of Public Service

19. Organization City of Riverside

20. Telephone (937) 233-1801

21. Email kbartlett@riversideoh.gov

22-25. Address 5200 Springfield Street, Suite 100
Riverside, Ohio. 45431

26. County Montgomery

27. Additional contacts Vanessa Glotfelter, MCTID, (513) 265-2627, vglotfelter@mctid.org

Location Details

28. City Riverside

29. County Montgomery

30. Congressional district Ohio 10th

Financial Details

31. Funding request 3000000

32. Total Cost 16000000

33. Other sources of funds $400,000 has been committed by the City for the Feasibility Study & Preliminary Engineering on Phase 4, plus matching costs for the SS4A grant work. The City has invested $6.8M in the Woodman/Harshman corridor to date.

34. How the funds will be used Planning or Studies

35. Do you have matching funds raised or committed? If yes, explain in question #36. If no, skip to question #37. Yes

36. If yes, please provide additional information. (Or, budget document can be uploaded, see question 37) The City of Riverside is requesting funding for engineering design, right-of-way costs and the removal of the bridge to begin the much needed work. Concurrently, the City is using a SS4A federal grant to develop an actionable plan for improving safety and reducing injuries and fatalities on known areas of transportation safety concerns along this corridor. $400,000 has been committed by the City for the Feasibility Study & Preliminary Engineering on Phase 4, plus matching costs for the SS4A grant work. The City has invested $6.8M in the Woodman/Harshman corridor to date.

37. Budget Yes

Budget File Upload

woodman-cost-estimate.pdf (125.56 KB)

38. By what date will you be ready to spend the funds Within the next 6 months

39. Programs/grants for which this project would qualify ODOT Safety funding; OPWC (Ohio Public Works Commission) funding; TRAC (Transportation Review Advisory Committee) funding; STP (Surface Transportation Program); JobsOhio 629 Grant; SIB (State Infrastructure Bank) Loan; additional Federal SS4A (Safe Streets & Roads for All) grants; and potential public/private partnerships.

Community Details

40. Community Need Woodman Drive serves as a gateway not only to the City of Riverside but also as an entrance to downtown Dayton, Montgomery County and WPAFB/NMUSAF. Woodman Drive has exceeded its useful life. Repairs and upgrades are in progress along segments of the corridor.

The City has invested $6.8M in the corridor to date, of which $400,000 has been committed to studying Phase 4. It is important to note that although WPAFB is the largest single-site employer in the State of Ohio, the City of Riverside isn't able to draw upon income tax revenues needed to maintain their infrastructure surrounding the base.

The City of Riverside is seeking $3M to fund the engineering design, right-of-way costs and bridge removal at Woodman Drive and Springfield Street.

41. Previous Funding: Has the requesting organization received Congressionally earmarked funding in the past? If so, please provide a brief project description, year funded, amount, and Congressional sponsor. No.

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43. Existing jobs retained? {Empty}

44. Sustained permanent jobs? {Empty}

45. Please explain how you determined the job creation listed in questions 42-44. {Empty}

46. Using your best guess, of the jobs created over the next 10 years, what will the average salary be? {Empty}

47. Is your project a workforce development program? {Empty}

48. If yes, does your program center on one of the ten JobsOhio targeted industries? {Empty}

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Additional Details

50. Letters of endorsement, supporting materials, additional information. You can submit ONE PDF file that does not exceed 10 pages.

Woodman-Riverside-PDAC 2023.pdf (912.71 KB)

51. Is there opposition to the project? No

52. Name of person filling out this form. Vanessa Glotfelter

53. Telephone number of person filling out this form. (513) 265-2627

54. Email of person filling out this form. This is where notification will be sent that the form was received. vglotfelter@mctid.org

55. Do you want your project to be considered as a Community Project in the fiscal year 2025 –2026 State Capital Budget Bill? No

56. If your project type is on the list of ineligible projects (see above), please offer an explanation why your project could be eligible. If your project is not on the list, answer the question by stating that your project is not on the list of ineligible projects. {Empty}

57. Has your organization received state capital budget funding in the past? If so, provide a brief project description, year funded, and amount. {Empty}

58. Does your project have a connection with, or provide some benefit to, a state agency that has bonding authority? Please check all that apply from the following list: {Empty}

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