Pasco MPO Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) Meeting Agenda Packet - June 3, 2026

MPO Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) Meeting · 2026-06-03 · agenda_packet

[12118 Lake Blanche Drive, Odessa, FL 33556; case MPO26-0173, MPO26-0171, MPO26-0167, MPO26-0168, MPO26-0172, MPO26-0164] This document outlines the Pasco County Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) agenda for June 3, 2026. It includes approval of minutes from the May 6, 2026 meeting (File Number MPO26-0173), a report on the May 21, 2026 MPO Board meeting (File Number MPO26-0171) with a recommendation for no action required, and action items for the approval of the FINAL MPO 2026 List of Project Priorities (LOPP) (File Number MPO26-0167) and the FINAL MPO FY 2027-2031 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) (File Number MPO26-0168). It also includes a presentation on the Freight Plan Update (File Number MPO26-0172) and a reminder for the August 5, 2026 TAC meeting (File Number MPO26-0164). The document also details the Pasco MPO 2026 List of Project Priorities (LOPP) and the FY 2027-2031 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP), which include numerous transportation projects across Pasco County, such as road widenings, intersection reconfigurations, pedestrian overpasses, multi-use paths, and sidewalk improvements. The LOPP lists specific projects with their funding phases, responsible agencies, and estimated completion timelines. The TIP provides a broader overview of planned transportation improvements for the next five fiscal years. Public comment was solicited but none was provided for the May 6, 2026 meeting minutes approval. A 30-day public comment period was provided for the TIP. This document outlines the Pasco County Metropolitan Planning Organization's (MPO) Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) for Fiscal Years 2027-2031, detailing project priorities, funding, and selection processes. It includes a list of specific roadway and multi-use path projects with their locations, descriptions, responsible agencies, funded phases, and anticipated funding years. The document also details public involvement opportunities and the criteria used for project selection, emphasizing alignment with federal requirements and local transportation plans. Several projects are listed with specific locations and descriptions, such as widening and reconstruction of SR 52/Schrader Hwy, intersection realignments, pedestrian overpasses, and multi-use path construction. Public comment periods and meetings are scheduled throughout the TIP development process. [SR 52/Schrader Hwy from E of Schrader Rd to E of Ehren Cutoff] Project involves adding lanes and reconstructing SR 52 from East of Schrader Highway to East of Ehren Cutoff in Pasco County. The project length is 3.018 miles, with plans to expand from 2 to 4 lanes with provisions for future expansion to 6 lanes and a pedestrian path. Funding is allocated across multiple sources including Advance Construction, Protect Grant Program, District Dedicated Revenue, State Primary Highways, Local Funds, and Transportation Regional Incentive Program. The project is managed by FDOT. [CR 578/County Line Rd from E of Mariner Blvd/Shady Hills Rd to W of Suncoast] Project involves adding lanes and reconstructing CR 578/County Line Road from East of Mariner Boulevard/Shady Hills Road to West of Suncoast in Pasco County. The project length is 0.000 miles. Funding includes Advance Construction, Safe Routes to School, Local Funds, and Transportation Regional Incentive Program. The project is managed by FDOT. [US 301/SR 41/Gall from S of SR 56 to S of SR 39/Paul Buchman] Project involves adding lanes and reconstructing US 301/SR 41/Gall from South of SR 56 to South of SR 39/Paul Buchman in Pasco County. The project length is 1.763 miles, involving widening from 2 to 4 lanes. Funding is sourced from Advance Construction, District Dedicated Revenue, State Primary Highways, STP (Any Area), and STP (Urban Areas > 200K). The project is managed by FDOT. [SR 45 (US 41) at SR 54 from W of Wilson Rd to E of Osprey Ln] Project involves constructing a new interchange at SR 45 (US 41) at SR 54, from West of Wilson Road to East of Osprey Lane in Pasco County. The project length is 3.817 miles and includes widening from 6 to 8 lanes with a new interchange. Funding is provided by District Dedicated Revenue, State Primary Highways, Advance Construction, Turnpike bonds, State - SW Interstate/Intrastate Highway, and Statewide ITS. The project is managed by FDOT. [CR 52 at Meridian Ave/21st St/Suwanee Way/St. Joe Rd] Project involves intersection improvement at CR 52 at Meridian Avenue/21st Street/Suwanee Way/St. Joe Road in Pasco County. The project length is 0.162 miles. This is a FY 2023 State Member Earmark Project. Funding includes State Primary Highways, GAA Earmarks FY2023, GAA Earmarks FY 2025, Advance Construction, STP (Urban Areas > 200K), Local Funds, and Local Funds Interest Earned. The project is managed by FDOT. [US 41 from Hillsborough County Line to Hernando County Line] Project involves Arterial Traffic Management (ATMS) along US 41 from Hillsborough County Line to Hernando County Line in Pasco County. The project length is 19.799 miles and includes adding cameras, travel time readers, fiber, detectors, and signal controller upgrades along the corridor. Funding is from District Dedicated Revenue and State In-House Product Support. The project is managed by FDOT. [SR 52 from Hicks Rd/Indian Dr to US 41] Project involves Arterial Traffic Management (ATMS) along SR 52 from Hicks Road/Indian Drive to US 41 in Pasco County. The project length is 9.410 miles and includes adding cameras, travel time readers, fiber, detectors, and signal controller upgrades along the corridor. Funding is from District Dedicated Revenue and State In-House Product Support. The project is managed by FDOT. [US 98/SR 35/SR 700 from Polk Co Line/CR 54 to US 301/SR 35/SR 39/SR 700] Project involves adding lanes and reconstructing US 98/SR 35/SR 700 from Polk County Line/CR 54 to US 301/SR 35/SR 39/SR 700 in Pasco County. The project length is 8.183 miles, involving widening from 2 to 4 lanes. Funding includes American Rescue Plan Act, District Dedicated Revenue, Environmental Mitigation, State In-House Product Support, State Primary Highways, GFSTPBG Any Area, STP (Any Area), Turnpike bonds, State - SW Interstate/Intrastate Highway, and Local Funds. The project is managed by FDOT. [US 19/SR 55 from N of Flora Ave to S of Fivay Rd] Project involves drainage improvements of a specific storm sewer system along US 19/SR 55 from North of Flora Avenue to South of Fivay Road in Pasco County. The project length is 13.746 miles. Funding is provided by Advance Construction, Protect Grant Program, District Dedicated Revenue, State In-House Product Support, and State Primary Highways. The project is managed by FDOT. [US 19/SR 55 from Phoenix Dr to SR 52] Project involves corridor study along US 19/SR 55 from Phoenix Drive to SR 52 in Pasco County. The project length is 11.486 miles. Funding is from Advance Construction and State In-House Product Support. The project is managed by FDOT. [Old Pasco Rd from CR 54/Wesley Chapel Blvd to N of Sonny Dr] Project involves widening Old Pasco Road from CR 54/Wesley Chapel Boulevard to North of Sonny Drive in Pasco County. The project length is 2.261 miles, widening from 2 to 4 lanes. Funding is from County Incentive Grant Program, Local Funds for Participating, and Local Funds. The project is managed by Pasco County Board of County Commissioners. [US 19/SR 55 from S of Tudor Ln to N of Tudor Ln] Project involves pedestrian safety improvements along US 19/SR 55 from South of Tudor Lane to North of Tudor Lane in Pasco County. The project length is 0.189 miles. Funding is from Advance Construction (SS, HSP), District Dedicated Revenue, and State In-House Product Support. The project is managed by FDOT. [Zimmerman Rd from Ranch Rd to SR 52] Project involves constructing a 6 ft sidewalk along Zimmerman Road from Ranch Road to SR 52 in Pasco County, associated with Gulf Highlands Elementary. The project length is 0.991 miles. Funding is from Local Funds and Safe Routes - Transfer. The project is managed by FDOT. [US 41/SR 45 from Washington Ln to S of County Line Rd] Project involves resurfacing US 41/SR 45 from Washington Lane to South of County Line Road in Pasco County. The project length is 7.913 miles, for 2 lanes. Funding includes District Dedicated Revenue, State In-House Product Support, State Primary Highways, STP (Any Area), Advance Construction, and State Bridge Repair & Rehab. The project is managed by FDOT. [Leonard Rd from US 41/SR 45/Land O Lakes Blvd to Henley Rd] Project involves constructing new sidewalk along Leonard Road from US 41/SR 45/Land O Lakes Boulevard to Henley Road in Pasco County. The project length is 1.215 miles. Funding is from Local Funds, Transportation Alts (<200K), and Transportation Alts (Any Area). The project is managed by Pasco County Board of County Commissioners. [I-275/I-75 from Hillsborough County Line to CR 54] Project involves resurfacing I-275/I-75 from Hillsborough County Line to CR 54 in Pasco County. The project length is 9.803 miles. Funding includes Advance Construction NHPP, District Dedicated Revenue, State In-House Product Support, State Primary Highways, and State Bridge Repair & Rehab. The project is managed by FDOT. [US 41/SR 45 from Bell Lake Rd to N of Ehren Cutoff] Project involves milling and resurfacing US 41/SR 45 from Bell Lake Road to North of Ehren Cutoff in Pasco County. The project length is 1.600 miles. Funding includes District Dedicated Revenue, State In-House Product Support, State Primary Highways, and Advance Construction. The project is managed by FDOT. [ALT US 19/SR 595 from Pinellas County Line to US 19] Project involves milling and resurfacing ALT US 19/SR 595 from Pinellas County Line to US 19 in Pasco County. The project length is 0.859 miles. Funding includes District Dedicated Revenue, State In-House Product Support, State Primary Highways, and Advance Construction. The project is managed by FDOT. [US 98/SR 35/SR 700 from S of Prairie Dr to US 301] Project involves milling and resurfacing two lanes of US 98/SR 35/SR 700 from South of Prairie Drive to US 301 in Pasco County. The project length is 1.015 miles. Funding includes District Dedicated Revenue, State In-House Product Support, State Primary Highways, and Advance Construction. The project is managed by FDOT. [SR 52 from E of Hicks Rd to W of Moon Lake Rd] Project involves milling and resurfacing 6 lanes of SR 52 from East of Hicks Road to West of Moon Lake Road in Pasco County. The project length is 2.927 miles. Funding includes Advance Construction, Advance Construction (SS, HSP), District Dedicated Revenue, State In-House Product Support, State Primary Highways, and State Bridge Repair & Rehab. The project is managed by FDOT. [CR 54 from CR 581/Bruce B Downs Blvd to E of Curley Rd] Project involves milling and resurfacing CR 54 from CR 581/Bruce B Downs Boulevard to East of Curley Road in Pasco County. The project length is 2.823 miles. Funding includes District Dedicated Revenue, State In-House Product Support, State Primary Highways, STP (Any Area), and Advance Construction. The project is managed by FDOT. [Pasco County] Project involves sidewalk gap design in Pasco County. The project length is 0.000 miles. Funding includes District Dedicated Revenue, State In-House Product Support, State Primary Highways, and Advance Construction. The project is managed by FDOT. [Pasco County Sidewalk Gaps - Various Locations - Phase II] Project involves Pasco County Sidewalk Gaps - Various Locations - Phase II. The project length is 0.000 miles. Funding includes Advance Construction (SA), State In-House Product Support, and Advance Construction. The project is managed by FDOT. [Pasco County Sidewalk Gaps - Various Locations - Phase III] Project involves Pasco County Sidewalk Gaps - Various Locations - Phase III. The project length is 0.000 miles. Funding includes Advance Construction (SU) and State In-House Product Support. The project is managed by FDOT. [Pasco County Sidewalk Gaps - Various Locations - Phase IV] Project involves Pasco County Sidewalk Gaps - Various Locations - Phase IV. The project length is 0.000 miles. Funding includes Advance Construction (SA), State In-House Product Support, and Advance Construction. The project is managed by FDOT. [Pasco County Sidewalk Gaps - Various Locations - Phase V] Project involves Pasco County Sidewalk Gaps - Various Locations - Phase V. The project length is 0.000 miles. Funding includes State In-House Product Support, Transportation Alts (>200K), and Transportation Alts (Any Area). The project is managed by FDOT. [US 98/US 301/SR 35/SR 700 from N of Long Ave to S of US 98] Project involves milling and resurfacing US 98/US 301/SR 35/SR 700 from North of Long Avenue to South of US 98 in Pasco County. The project length is 4.997 miles. Funding includes District Dedicated Revenue, State In-House Product Support, State Primary Highways, Advance Construction, and State Bridge Repair & Rehab. The project is managed by FDOT. [SR 54 from E of Crossing Blvd to E of Aventura Blvd] Project involves pavement resurfacing (flex) along SR 54 from East of Crossing Boulevard to East of Aventura Boulevard in Pasco County. The project length is 0.917 miles. Funding includes District Dedicated Revenue, State In-House Product Support, Advance Construction, and State Primary Highways. The project is managed by FDOT. [US 98 from US 301 to Hernando County Line] Project involves milling and resurfacing US 98 from US 301 to Hernando County Line in Pasco County. The project length is 1.774 miles. Funding includes District Dedicated Revenue, State In-House Product Support, Advance Construction NHPP, Advance Construction (SA), and State Primary Highways. The project is managed by FDOT. [Perrine Ranch Rd from E of Grand Blvd to Mountain Ash Way] Project involves constructing a 10' multi-use path along Perrine Ranch Road from East of Grand Boulevard to Mountain Ash Way in Pasco County. The project length is 0.646 miles. Funding is from Local Funds and Transportation Alts (>200K). The project is managed by Pasco County Board of County Commissioners. [I-75 (SR 93) from SR 54 to S end of Overpass Rd SB On Ramp] Project involves landscaping along I-75 (SR 93) from South of Overpass Road SB On Ramp to SR 54 in Pasco County. The project length is 2.519 miles. Funding includes District Dedicated Revenue, State In-House Product Support, and Advance Construction. The project is managed by FDOT. [US 19 at Louis Ave, Eastwood Ln/Beacon Sqr. Dr, Charlene Ln, Tudor Ln] Project involves pedestrian safety improvements at US 19 at Louis Avenue, Eastwood Lane/Beacon Square Drive, Charlene Lane, and Tudor Lane in Pasco County. The project length is 10.206 miles. Funding includes Advance Construction (SL), District Dedicated Revenue, State In-House Product Support, and Advance Construction. The project is managed by FDOT. [I-75 (SR 93) from N of SR 52 to Hernando County Line] Project involves resurfacing I-75 (SR 93) from North of SR 52 to Hernando County Line in Pasco County. The project length is 7.874 miles. Funding includes Advance Construction NHPP, District Dedicated Revenue, State In-House Product Support, and State Primary Highways. The project is managed by FDOT. [US 41 from County Line Rd to SR 54 & SR 597 from County Line Rd to US 41] Project involves ITS communication system along US 41 from County Line Road to SR 54 & SR 597 from County Line Road to US 41 in Pasco County. The project length is 2.439 miles. Funding includes State In-House Product Support, Statewide ITS - State 100%, and Advance Construction. The project is managed by FDOT. [SR 52/Schrader Hwy from W of Suncoast Pkwy to E of US 41/SR 45] Project involves landscaping along SR 52/Schrader Highway from West of Suncoast Parkway to East of US 41/SR 45 in Pasco County. The project length is 4.643 miles. Funding includes District Dedicated Revenue, State In-House Product Support, and Advance Construction. The project is managed by FDOT. [US 98/US 301/SR 35/SR 700 from N of Countryside Pl to Sunset Ave] Project involves milling and resurfacing US 98/US 301/SR 35/SR 700 from North of Countryside Place to Sunset Avenue in Pasco County. The project length is 0.373 miles. Funding includes Advance Construction (SA), State In-House Product Support, Advance Construction NHPP, and Advance Construction (SA). The project is managed by FDOT. [FC-5 Maintenance Contract in Pasco County] Project involves FC-5 maintenance contract in Pasco County. The project length is 0.000 miles. Funding is from FC5 - Open Grade Friction Course FC5. The project is managed by FDOT. [I-75 Pasco SB - Rest Area Aesthetics] Project involves I-75 Pasco SB Rest Area Aesthetics in Pasco County. The project length is 0.000 miles. Funding is from State In-House Product Support and Rest Areas - State 100%. The project is managed by FDOT. [I-75 Pasco NB - Rest Area Aesthetics] Project involves I-75 Pasco NB Rest Area Aesthetics in Pasco County. The project length is 0.000 miles. Funding is from State In-House Product Support and Rest Areas - State 100%. The project is managed by FDOT. [I-75 Pasco SB Drainage Improvements] Project involves I-75 Pasco SB Drainage Improvements in Pasco County. The project length is 0.000 miles. Funding is from State In-House Product Support and Rest Areas - State 100%. The project is managed by FDOT. [Suncoast Pkwy (SR 589), County Line to SR 54] Project involves widening Suncoast Parkway (SR 589) from County Line to SR 54 in Pasco County. The project length is 1.270 miles. Funding is from Turnpike Improvement, Turnpike Indirect Costs, Turnpike Master Bond Fund, and Turnpike Improvement. The project is managed by FDOT. [SR-589 Suncoast Parkway SR-54 SB Off-Ramp Improvements (MP 19)] Project involves TSM&O Suncoast Parkway SR-54 SB Off-Ramp Improvements (MP 19) in Pasco County. The project length is 0.345 miles. Funding is from Turnpike Improvement and Turnpike Indirect Costs. The project is managed by FDOT. [Pasco County FY 2026/2027-2027/2028 UPWP] Project involves Pasco County FY 2026/2027-2027/2028 UPWP (Unified Planning Work Program) for Transportation Planning. Funding is from Advance Construction Planning and State In-House Product Support. Managed by Pasco County MPO. [Pasco County FY 2028/2029-2029/2030 UPWP] Project involves Pasco County FY 2028/2029-2029/2030 UPWP (Unified Planning Work Program) for Transportation Planning. Funding is from Advance Construction Planning and State In-House Product Support. Managed by Responsible Agency Not Available. [Pasco County FY 2030/2031-2031/2032 UPWP] Project involves Pasco County FY 2030/2031-2031/2032 UPWP (Unified Planning Work Program) for Transportation Planning. Funding is from Advance Construction Planning, Advance Construction (SU), and State In-House Product Support. Managed by Responsible Agency Not Available. [Pasco Co (14)] Routine Maintenance project in Pasco County (14). Funding from Unrestricted State Primary and State In-House Product Support. [Pasco Co (14)] Routine Maintenance project in Pasco County (14). Funding from Unrestricted State Primary and State In-House Product Support. [FC-5 Maintenance Contract in Pasco County] FC-5 Maintenance Contract in Pasco County. Funding from FC5 - Open Grade Friction Course FC5 and State In-House Product Support. [Zephyrhills Airport - Master Plan Update] Zephyrhills Airport Master Plan Update. Project length is 0.000 miles. Funding from District Dedicated Revenue, State - PTO, FAA - Federal Aviation Admin, and Local Funds. Managed by FDOT. [Pasco Board of County Commissioners - FTA Section 5307] Pasco Board of County Commissioners - FTA Section 5307 Capital Assistance for Fixed Route. Funding from Federal Transit Administration. Managed by Pasco. [PCCT Public Transit Block Grant Program - Operating] PCCT Public Transit Block Grant Program - Operating Assistance. Funding from District Dedicated Revenue, State - PTO, State Primary Highways, and Local Funds. Managed by FDOT. [US 19; case 408319 1] Project PCPT PUBLIC TRANSIT CORRIDOR PROGRAM-ROUTE 19 OPERATING involves inter-county service between Pasco and Pinellas on US 19. The total estimated cost is $10,688,302, with funding allocated across multiple fiscal years. The project is managed by the Pasco County Board of County Commissioners. [case 422314 1] Project PASCO BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS - FTA SECTION 5311 involves capital equipment for non-prioritized service. The total estimated cost is $16,039,182, with funding allocated across multiple fiscal years. The project is managed by Pasco County. [SR 54; case 429940 1] Project PASCO BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS - TRANSIT CORRIDOR PROGRAM involves urban corridor improvements for the Pasco Intracoounty SR 54 Connector (54X). The total estimated cost is $9,747,305, with funding allocated across multiple fiscal years. The project is managed by Pasco County. [case 443414 1] Project PCPT SECTION 5339 SMALL URBAN involves capital purchases for buses and bus facilities. The total estimated cost is $1,690,529, with funding allocated across multiple fiscal years. The project is managed by Pasco County. [case 446911 1] Project PASCO COUNTY BOCC SECTION 5307 involves the purchase of vehicles and equipment. The total estimated cost is $20,825,602, with funding allocated across multiple fiscal years. The project is managed by Pasco County. [case 452993 1] Project GOPASCO-FTA SECTION 5339 involves transit improvements. The total estimated cost is $2,134,000, with funding allocated across multiple fiscal years. The project is managed by Pasco County. [case 455278 1] Project GOPASCO - BUS REPLACEMENTS involves the purchase of vehicles and equipment. The total estimated cost is $3,073,500, with funding allocated across multiple fiscal years. The project is managed by Pasco County. [case 455304 1] Project GOPASCO - ADA BUS STOP IMPROVEMENTS involves public transportation shelters. The total estimated cost is $1,485,525, with funding allocated across multiple fiscal years. The project is managed by Pasco County. [case 456118 1] Project 5310 CAPTIAL - PASCO COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS involves the purchase of vehicles and equipment. The total estimated cost is $357,718, with funding allocated across multiple fiscal years. The project is managed by Pasco County Board of County Commissioners. [case 456118 2] Project 5310 CAPITAL - TAMPA/ST PETERSBURG UZA - PASCO COUNTY BOCC involves capital projects for large urban areas. The total estimated cost is $1,410,044, with funding allocated across multiple fiscal years. The project is managed by Pasco County Board of County Commissioners. [US 19; case 457608 1] Project US 19 MULTIMODAL TRANSFER CENTER involves transit improvements. The total estimated cost is $3,036,750, with funding allocated across multiple fiscal years. The project is managed by Pasco County. [SR 52; case 457908 1] Project SR52 CROSS BAR RANCH WATER LINE RELOCATION involves relocating utility systems. The total estimated cost is $2,537,050, with funding allocated across multiple fiscal years. The project is managed by FDOT. [US 301/SR 41/GALL FROM S OF SR 56 TO S OF SR 39/PAUL BUCHMAN; case 416564-2] Project 416564-2: US 301/SR 41/GALL FROM S OF SR 56 TO S OF SR 39/PAUL BUCHMAN involves adding lanes and reconstruction. Right of Way acquisition is planned for 2029. [SR 52/SCHRADER HWY FM EHREN CUTOFF TO W OF CR 581/BELLAMY BROTHERS BLVD; case 256334-3] Project 256334-3: SR 52/SCHRADER HWY FM EHREN CUTOFF TO W OF CR 581/BELLAMY BROTHERS BLVD involves adding lanes and reconstruction. Construction is planned for 2028, and Right of Way Utilization is planned for 2028. [US 98/SR 35/ SR700 FROM POLK COUNTY LINE/CR54 TO US 301/SR 35/SR 39/SR 700; case 443368-3] Project 443368-3: US 98/SR 35/ SR700 FROM POLK COUNTY LINE/CR54 TO US 301/SR 35/SR 39/SR 700 involves adding lanes and reconstruction. Right of Way acquisition is planned for 2027. [OLD PASCO RD FROM CR 54/WESLEY CHAPEL BLVD TO N OF SONNY DR; case 445653-2] Project 445653-2: OLD PASCO RD FROM CR 54/WESLEY CHAPEL BLVD TO N OF SONNY DR involves adding lanes and pavement rehabilitation. Right of Way acquisition is planned for 2026, and Construction is planned for 2028. [SR 52/SCHRADER HWY FROM E OF US 41 (SR 45) TO EHREN CUTOFF; case 256334-1] Project 256334-1: SR 52/SCHRADER HWY FROM E OF US 41 (SR 45) TO EHREN CUTOFF involves adding lanes and reconstruction. Environmental review is planned for 2025, Construction is planned for 2027, and Right of Way Utilization is planned for 2027. [US 41(SR45) AT SR54 FROM W OF WILSON RD TO E OF OSPREY LN; case 419182-2] Project 419182-2: US 41(SR45) AT SR54 FROM W OF WILSON RD TO E OF OSPREY LN involves the construction of a new interchange. Right of Way acquisition is planned for 2028. [SR 52/MERIDIAN AVENUE/ 21ST STREET/SUWANNEE WAY/ST. JOE ROAD; case 439832-5] Project 439832-5: SR 52/MERIDIAN AVENUE/ 21ST STREET/SUWANNEE WAY/ST. JOE ROAD involves intersection improvement. Construction is planned for 2026 and 2027. [US19/SR55 FROM SOUTH OF TUDOR LN TO NORTH OF TUDOR LANE; case 447522-2] Project 447522-2: US19/SR55 FROM SOUTH OF TUDOR LN TO NORTH OF TUDOR LANE involves pedestrian safety improvement. Construction is planned for 2027. [US 19/SR 55 FROM PHOENIX DR TO SR 52; case 444055-1] Project 444055-1: US 19/SR 55 FROM PHOENIX DR TO SR 52 involves corridor/subarea planning. Planning is scheduled for 2031. [US19 AT LOUIS AVE, EASTWOOD LN/BEACON SQR. DR, CHARLENE LN, TUDOR LN; case 454098-1] Project 454098-1: US19 AT LOUIS AVE, EASTWOOD LN/BEACON SQR. DR, CHARLENE LN, TUDOR LN involves pedestrian safety improvement. Construction is planned for 2029. [LEONARD RD FROM US 41/SR 45/LAND O LAKES BLVD TO HENLEY RD; case 449032-1] Project 449032-1: LEONARD RD FROM US 41/SR 45/LAND O LAKES BLVD TO HENLEY RD involves sidewalk construction. Planning is scheduled for 2025, and Construction is planned for 2027. [GULF HIGHLANDS ELEMENTERY - ZIMMERMAN RD FROM RANCH RD TO SR 52; case 447530-1] Project 447530-1: GULF HIGHLANDS ELEMENTERY - ZIMMERMAN RD FROM RANCH RD TO SR 52 involves sidewalk construction. Construction is planned for 2028. [PERRINE RANCH RD FROM GRAND BLVD TO MOUNTAIN ASH WAY; case 452900-1] Project 452900-1: PERRINE RANCH RD FROM GRAND BLVD TO MOUNTAIN ASH WAY involves sidewalk construction. Construction is planned for 2029. [SR 54 FROM SR 581/BRUCE B DOWNS BLVD TO CURLEY ROAD; case 449400-1] Project 449400-1: SR 54 FROM SR 581/BRUCE B DOWNS BLVD TO CURLEY ROAD involves resurfacing. Construction is planned for 2027. [ALT US 19 FROM PINELLAS COUNTY LINE TO US 19; case 449166-1] Project 449166-1: ALT US 19 FROM PINELLAS COUNTY LINE TO US 19 involves resurfacing. Planning is scheduled for 2025, and Construction is planned for 2027. [US 41 /SR 45 FROM WASHINGTON LANE TO COUNTY LINE ROAD; case 447936-1] Project 447936-1: US 41 /SR 45 FROM WASHINGTON LANE TO COUNTY LINE ROAD involves resurfacing. Construction is planned for 2027. [US41 FROM BELL LAKE RD to EHREN CUTOFF; case 449165-1] Project 449165-1: US41 FROM BELL LAKE RD to EHREN CUTOFF involves resurfacing. Planning is scheduled for 2025, and Construction is planned for 2027. [US41/SR45 FROM WASHINGTON LANE TO S OF COUNTY LINE ROAD; case 452004-1] Project 452004-1: US41/SR45 FROM WASHINGTON LANE TO S OF COUNTY LINE ROAD involves signing and pavement markings. Construction is planned for 2027. [US98/US301/SR35/SR700 FR N OF COUNTRYSIDE PL TO SUNSET AVE; case 455356-1] Project 455356-1: US98/US301/SR35/SR700 FR N OF COUNTRYSIDE PL TO SUNSET AVE involves resurfacing. Construction is planned for 2029. [SR 52 FROM E OF HICKS ROAD TO MOON LAKE ROAD; case 449173-1] Project 449173-1: SR 52 FROM E OF HICKS ROAD TO MOON LAKE ROAD involves resurfacing. Construction is planned for 2026. [US 98/US 301 FROM LONG AVE TO US 98; case 451236-1] Project 451236-1: US 98/US 301 FROM LONG AVE TO US 98 involves resurfacing. Planning is scheduled for 2025, and Construction is planned for 2027. [I275/I75 FROM HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY LINE TO CR54; case 449142-1] Project 449142-1: I275/I75 FROM HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY LINE TO CR54 involves resurfacing. Construction is planned for 2027. [I75 FROM N OF SR52 TO HERNANDO COUNTY LINE; case 454499-1] Project 454499-1: I75 FROM N OF SR52 TO HERNANDO COUNTY LINE involves resurfacing. Construction is planned for 2029. [US 98 FR US 301 TO HERNANDO COUNTY LINE; case 452005-1] Project 452005-1: US 98 FR US 301 TO HERNANDO COUNTY LINE involves resurfacing. Construction is planned for 2029. [US98/SR35/SR700 FROM S OF PRAIRE DR TO US301; case 449168-1] Project 449168-1: US98/SR35/SR700 FROM S OF PRAIRE DR TO US301 involves resurfacing. Construction is planned for 2028. [US19/SR55 FROM N OF FLORA AVE TO S OF FIVAY RD; case 443707-1] Project 443707-1: US19/SR55 FROM N OF FLORA AVE TO S OF FIVAY RD involves drainage improvements. Planning is scheduled for 2026, and Construction is planned for 2028. [I75/SR93 FROM SR54 TO S END OF OVERPASS ROAD SB ON RAMP; case 454038-1] Project 454038-1: I75/SR93 FROM SR54 TO S END OF OVERPASS ROAD SB ON RAMP involves landscaping. Construction is planned for 2027. [SR52/SCHRADER HWY FR W OF SUNCOAST PKWY TO E OF US41/SR45; case 455329 -1] Project 455329 -1: SR52/SCHRADER HWY FR W OF SUNCOAST PKWY TO E OF US41/SR45 involves landscaping. Construction is planned for 2027. [US 41 FROM HILLSBOROGH COUNTY LINE TO HERNANDO COUNTY LINE; case 441936-1] Project 441936-1: US 41 FROM HILLSBOROGH COUNTY LINE TO HERNANDO COUNTY LINE involves ATMS - Arterial Traffic Management. Design is planned for 2029. [SR 52 FROM HICKS RD TO US 41; case 441937-1] Project 441937-1: SR 52 FROM HICKS RD TO US 41 involves ATMS - Arterial Traffic Management. Design is planned for 2029. [US 41 FR COUNTY LINE RD TO SR 54 & SR 597 FR COUNTY LINE RD TO US 41; case 454837-1] Project 454837-1: US 41 FR COUNTY LINE RD TO SR 54 & SR 597 FR COUNTY LINE RD TO US 41 involves an ITS Communication System. Design is planned for 2031. [SR 52 (SCHRADER HWY) FROM W OF SUNCOAST PKWY TO E OF US 41 (SR 45); case 256323 1] Project 256323 1: SR 52 (SCHRADER HWY) FROM W OF SUNCOAST PKWY TO E OF US 41 (SR 45) *NON-SIS* involves adding lanes and reconstruction. The total obligation for 2025 is $799,731. [US 41 (SR 45) FROM N OF CONNERTON BLVD TO S OF SR 52; case 256324 2] Project 256324 2: US 41 (SR 45) FROM N OF CONNERTON BLVD TO S OF SR 52 involves adding lanes and reconstruction. The total obligation for 2025 is $181,030. [SR52/SCHRADER HWY FROM E OF EHREN CUTOFF TO CR581; case 256334 1] Project 256334 1: SR52/SCHRADER HWY FROM E OF EHREN CUTOFF TO CR581 involves adding lanes and reconstruction. The total obligation for 2025 is $1,936,096. [SR52/SCHRADER HWY FM E OF US41 TO W OF CR581/BELLAMY BR; case 256334 4] Project 256334 4: SR52/SCHRADER HWY FM E OF US41 TO W OF CR581/BELLAMY BR involves right of way acquisition. The total obligation for 2025 is $2,420,842. [US301 (SR41/GALL) FROM SR39 TO S OF CR54; case 256422 2] Project 256422 2: US301 (SR41/GALL) FROM SR39 TO S OF CR54 involves adding lanes and reconstruction. The total obligation for 2025 is $46,900. [US301 (SR39) FM S OF CR54/EILAND BLVD TO N OF KOSSIK RD; case 408075 2] Project 408075 2: US301 (SR39) FM S OF CR54/EILAND BLVD TO N OF KOSSIK RD involves adding lanes and reconstruction. The total obligation for 2025 is $-1,086,822. [SR 54 FROM CR 577/CURLEY RD TO CR 579/MORRIS BRIDGE RD; case 416561 2] Project 416561 2: SR 54 FROM CR 577/CURLEY RD TO CR 579/MORRIS BRIDGE RD involves adding lanes and pavement rehabilitation. The total obligation for 2025 is $90,004. [SR45 (US41) @ SR54 FROM S OF INTERSECTION TO N OF INTERSECTION; case 419182 1] Project 419182 1: SR45 (US41) @ SR54 FROM S OF INTERSECTION TO N OF INTERSECTION involves a PD&E/EMO study. The total obligation for 2025 is $36,385. [I75/SR 56 INTERCHANGE FM E OF CR 54 TO W OF CYPRESS RIDGE BL(PHASE I); case 430573 1] Project 430573 1: I75/SR 56 INTERCHANGE FM E OF CR 54 TO W OF CYPRESS RIDGE BL(PHASE I) involves adding lanes to an interchange. The total obligation for 2025 is $42,611. [CR 52/MERIDIAN AVE FROM W OF STORCH LN TO US 98/US 301/SR 533; case 439832 1] Project 439832 1: CR 52/MERIDIAN AVE FROM W OF STORCH LN TO US 98/US 301/SR 533 involves resurfacing. The total obligation for 2025 is $1,009,268. [CR 52 AT COLLEGE AVE/POMPANIC ST; case 439832 3] Project 439832 3: CR 52 AT COLLEGE AVE/POMPANIC ST involves roundabout construction. The total obligation for 2025 is $-27,686. [CR52 AT MERIDIAN AVENUE/21ST STREET/SUWANEE WAY/ST. JOE ROAD; case 439832 5] Project 439832 5: CR52 AT MERIDIAN AVENUE/21ST STREET/SUWANEE WAY/ST. JOE ROAD involves intersection improvement. The total obligation for 2025 is $4,606,499. [US 301/SR 41/GALL BLVD FROM HILLSBOROUGH CO LINE TO S OF SR 39; case 440063 1] Project 440063 1: US 301/SR 41/GALL BLVD FROM HILLSBOROUGH CO LINE TO S OF SR 39 involves resurfacing. The total obligation for 2025 is $-88,555. [OLD CR 54 FROM SR 54 TO W OF LITTLE RD; case 441094 1] Project 441094 1: OLD CR 54 FROM SR 54 TO W OF LITTLE RD involves sidewalk construction. The total obligation for 2025 is $-115,501. [SR 581 (BRUCE B DOWNS BLVD) FROM S OF EAGLESTON BLVD TO SR 54; case 441099 1] Project 441099 1: SR 581 (BRUCE B DOWNS BLVD) FROM S OF EAGLESTON BLVD TO SR 54 involves intersection improvement. The total obligation for 2025 is $-1,724. [SR 56/54 FROM GUNN HWY TO CR 581; case 441320 1] Project 441320 1: SR 56/54 FROM GUNN HWY TO CR 581 involves ATMS - Arterial Traffic Management. The total obligation for 2025 is $-320,345. [US 41/SR 45 FROM N OF COUNTY LINE/WILLOW BEND PARKWAY TO BELL LAKE RD; case 441659 1] Project 441659 1: US 41/SR 45 FROM N OF COUNTY LINE/WILLOW BEND PARKWAY TO BELL LAKE RD involves resurfacing. The total obligation for 2025 is $489,269. [SR 54 FROM E OF LITTLE RD INTERSECTION TO MARATHON DR; case 443784 1] Project 443784 1: SR 54 FROM E OF LITTLE RD INTERSECTION TO MARATHON DR involves resurfacing. The total obligation for 2025 is $2,079,468. [BEXLEY ELEMENTARY - BALLANTRAE BLVD FROM N OF STRATON PL TO TOWER RD; case 445502 1] Project 445502 1: BEXLEY ELEMENTARY - BALLANTRAE BLVD FROM N OF STRATON PL TO TOWER RD involves sidewalk construction. The total obligation for 2025 is $-123,531. [PASCO ELEMENTARY - FORT KING RD FROM HESTER TO N OF COLEMAN AVE; case 445503 1] Project 445503 1: PASCO ELEMENTARY - FORT KING RD FROM HESTER TO N OF COLEMAN AVE involves sidewalk construction. The total obligation for 2025 is $3,000. [MITCHELL BLVD FROM CHURCHILL PKWY TO TRINITY OAKS BLVD.; case 445664 2] Project 445664 2: MITCHELL BLVD FROM CHURCHILL PKWY TO TRINITY OAKS BLVD. involves bike path/trail construction. The total obligation for 2025 is $3,078,558. [JASMINE BLVD FROM US19/SR55 TO CR 1/LITTLE RD; case 447372 1] Project 447372 1: JASMINE BLVD FROM US19/SR55 TO CR 1/LITTLE RD involves bike path/trail construction. The total obligation for 2025 is $2,407,701. [SCHOOL ROAD FROM COMMUNITY CENTER RD TO US41/LAND O LAKES BLVD; case 447373 1] Project 447373 1: SCHOOL ROAD FROM COMMUNITY CENTER RD TO US41/LAND O LAKES BLVD involves bike path/trail construction. The total obligation for 2025 is $6,835. [US 19/SR 55 FROM JASMINE BLVD TO PALATINE DR; case 447522 1] Project 447522 1: US 19/SR 55 FROM JASMINE BLVD TO PALATINE DR involves traffic signals. The total obligation for 2025 is $2,499,669. [US41/SR45 FROM WASHINGTON LANE TO S OF COUNTY LINE ROAD; case 447936 1] Project 447936 1: US41/SR45 FROM WASHINGTON LANE TO S OF COUNTY LINE ROAD involves resurfacing. The total obligation for 2025 is $101,110. [SR39 FROM N OF CENTRAL AVE TO US301/GALL BLVD; case 447951 1] Project 447951 1: SR39 FROM N OF CENTRAL AVE TO US301/GALL BLVD involves resurfacing. The total obligation for 2025 is $2,958,710. [SR 54 FROM E OF GUNN HWY TO E OF CROSSING BLVD; SR 54A BLACK LAKE RD; case 447953 1] Project 447953 1: SR 54 FROM E OF GUNN HWY TO E OF CROSSING BLVD; SR 54A BLACK LAKE RD involves resurfacing. The total obligation for 2025 is $2,412,797. [CR581/BRUCE B DOWNS BLVD FROM SR56 TO SR54; case 449170 1] Project 449170 1: CR581/BRUCE B DOWNS BLVD FROM SR56 TO SR54 involves resurfacing. The total obligation for 2025 is $-98,212. [PASCO COUNTY SIDEWALK GAPS - VARIOUS LOCATIONS; case 450970 1] Project 450970 1: PASCO COUNTY SIDEWALK GAPS - VARIOUS LOCATIONS involves sidewalk construction. The total obligation for 2025 is $897,232. [RUMBLE STRIP INITIATIVE PASCO COUNTY; case 452487 1] Project 452487 1: RUMBLE STRIP INITIATIVE PASCO COUNTY involves signing and pavement markings. The total obligation for 2025 is $85,307. [US301/GALL BLVD S OF WIRE RD TO N OF WIRE RD; case 455145 1] Project 455145 1: US301/GALL BLVD S OF WIRE RD TO N OF WIRE RD involves traffic signals. The total obligation for 2025 is $2,055,080. [case 439337 4] Project 439337 4: PASCO COUNTY FY 2022/2023-2023/2024 UPWP involves transportation planning. The total obligation for 2025 is $-285,468. [case 439337 5] Project 439337 5: PASCO COUNTY FY 2024/2025-2025/2026 UPWP involves transportation planning. The total obligation for 2025 is $1,846,066. [case FL-2024-002-00] Project FL-2024-002-00: Pasco County Public Transportation 5307 involves capital and operating assistance for fixed route and paratransit service. Total Federal Funds in TIP: $5,103,741. [case FL-2023-082-00] Project FL-2023-082-00: Pasco County Public Transportation 5339 involves capital assistance for fixed route and paratransit service. Total Federal Funds in TIP: $862,256. [8731 Citizens Drive, Suite 320, New Port Richey, FL 34645; case MPO26-0138] This document outlines the Pasco County Metropolitan Planning Organization's (MPO) Unified Planning Work Program (UPWP) for State Fiscal Years 2027-2028 (July 1, 2026 - June 30, 2028). The UPWP details transportation planning activities, funding sources, and coordination efforts with various stakeholders. It includes the development and maintenance of the Long-Range Transportation Plan (LRTP) and the Transportation Improvement Program (TIP). The MPO will also focus on integrating freight, safety, security, accessibility, environmental, connectivity, efficient management, preservation, resilience, and travel/tourism factors into its planning. Public participation is a key component, with opportunities for input throughout the planning process. The document also addresses transit asset management and safety performance measures for GoPasco. The MPO's office is located at 8731 Citizens Drive, Suite 320, New Port Richey, FL 34645. This document outlines the Pasco MPO's Unified Planning Work Program (UPWP) for Fiscal Years 2027-2028, detailing planned transportation planning activities, studies, and coordination efforts. It covers a wide range of tasks including performance management, safety planning, freight and transit planning, bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure development, and regional coordination. The document also details the budget allocation for these activities, with significant funding from FHWA, FTA, and local Pasco County sources. Consultants may assist with various tasks. The UPWP is designed to support comprehensive, programmed, long-range transportation initiatives throughout Pasco County and the Tampa Bay region. This document details the review and revision process for the Pasco MPO UPWP (Unified Planning Work Program) for FY27-FY28. It includes correspondence between the Pasco MPO and the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) District 7, as well as comments from the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) and Federal Transit Administration (FTA). The document outlines numerous corrections and updates required for the UPWP, covering general corrections, agreement sections, task pages, budget tables, and appendices. Key areas of discussion include the update of CFDA numbers, federal aid project numbers, planning factors, travel policies, grant agreements, staff service agreements, soft match calculations, job titles, environmental justice language, DBE program language, and the inclusion of specific grants like SS4A. The document also addresses the need for clarity on intergovernmental agreements and the inclusion of specific funding amounts and footnotes. The review process spanned from March to May 2026, with finalization pending MPO Board approval. [case MPO26-0172] The Pasco MPO Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) agenda memorandum MPO26-0172 concerns an informational presentation on the Pasco County Freight Plan Update. The plan aims to analyze the county's freight transportation system, focusing on roadways, and will be developed in partnership with local economic development and planning organizations, and the regional freight industry. Recommendations are categorized into Policy & Systemwide and Infrastructure & Operational. The document outlines potential actions such as evaluating freight access for developments, managing construction logistics, considering truck lane restrictions, identifying a Designated Freight Network, monitoring truck counts and rail crossings, assessing the state of repair for the freight network, and exploring truck parking solutions. Implementation will be aligned with FDOT's Work Program, the MPO's Transportation Improvement Plan, and local Capital Improvement Programs, categorized by cost and timeframe. Specific infrastructure recommendations include potential improvements at the SR 52 and I-75 interchange and freight signal priority along the SR 54 corridor. [19420 Central Boulevard, Land O' Lakes, FL 34637 (for TAC meeting); case MPO26-0164] The Pasco MPO Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) agenda memorandum MPO26-0164 serves as a meeting reminder for the TAC meeting scheduled for August 5, 2026, at 1:30 PM in the Anclote and Cotee Conference Room at the Pasco County Utilities Administration Building, 19420 Central Boulevard, Land O' Lakes, FL 34637. The meeting is informational, with no action required. The document also includes a 2026 Meeting Schedule for various Pasco MPO Board and Committees, detailing dates, times, and locations for MPO Board, TAC, BPAC, and CAC meetings throughout the year.