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Project Timeline and Development Process Flowchart

After a Safe Routes to School (SRTS) project is awarded, the process normally takes 36 months from the date of the award date. All projects must follow the process.

A flowchart titled Non-Infrastructure Project Development Process Flowchart is available on the Project Development Documents Web page. This flowchart gives a summary of the necessary steps in completing your project. It also provides quick links to the appropriate step in implementation.



Timeline Components

The following project timeline is prescribed for SRTS Non-Infrastructure projects:

  • Project scoping kick-off meeting must occur within 6 months from the date of the annual workshop.
  • Project scoping must be completed within 12 months from the date of the annual workshop.
  • Environmental clearance must be obtained 18 months from the annual workshop. SRTS projects will normally not be allowed to proceed past Stage II (30%) design without environmental clearance if federal funds are used for project design.
  • Project must be completed, 36 months from the date of the annual workshop.
  • Project bid award must be completed within 6 months of bid-ready.

 

Development Process Flowchart

A flowchart titled Non-Infrastructure Project Development Process is illustrated below and available for download on the Project Development Documents Web page. This flowchart gives a summary of the necessary steps in completing your project. By clicking each of the boxes, it will redirect to the appropriate Web page.

 

Non-Infrastructure Project Development Process

Non-Infrastructure Project Development Process

 

Delayed Projects

A project can be cancelled if it does not make sufficient progress toward construction. Delays usually are a result of insufficient right of way to construct the project, insufficient funding, loss of local support, constructability issues, non-attainable environmental clearance, and conflicts with other planned improvements, to name a few.

 

Inactive Projects

Inactive projects are those that fail to meet the project development timelines. If the project development timelines are not met, a project cancellation notice will be issued within 30 days of failure to comply. The project sponsor may request an exception to the approved timeline if extenuating circumstances have led to project inactivity. ADOT's SRTS staff will provide the SRTS Advisory Committee with a recommendation on either approving or denying the extension. The Committee will then vote. A simple majority is required for action.

 

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