Gateway Transportation Collaboration Forum. 21/01/2015 Gateway Transportation Collaboration Forum 1

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Gateway Transportation Collaboration Forum 21/01/2015 Gateway Transportation Collaboration Forum 1

21/01/2015 Gateway Transportation Collaboration Forum 2 BACKGROUND AND CONTEXT 2006 Asia-Pacific Gateway and Corridor Initiative (APGCI) $1.2B ~2013 Many successful APGCI projects completed 2014 New Building Canada Plan $53B - Including $4B merit based National Infrastructure Component Roberts Bank Rail Corridor Program (RBRC), North Shore and South Shore Trade Area projects, South Fraser Perimeter Road, Pitt River Bridge, widening and improved intersections, Ashcroft terminal expansion, the Regional Transportation Management Centre, Marine Container Inspection Facility Transport Canada and Infrastructure Canada become two departments GTCF formed

21/01/2015 Gateway Transportation Collaboration Forum 3 NEW BUILDING CANADA PLAN

21/01/2015 Gateway Transportation Collaboration Forum 4 New Building Canada Plan (NBCP)

21/01/2015 Gateway Transportation Collaboration Forum 5 National Infrastructure Component (NIC) What is it? $4 billion merit-based fund Supports projects of national significance that: generate positive economic activity generate productivity gains for Canadian economy provide benefits extending beyond province where it would be located reduce potential economic disruption

21/01/2015 Gateway Transportation Collaboration Forum 6 National Infrastructure Component (NIC) Project Categories (7): highways and major roads rail infrastructure port infrastructure disaster mitigation infrastructure public transit local and regional airports Intelligent Transportation Systems

21/01/2015 Gateway Transportation Collaboration Forum 7 National Infrastructure Component (NIC) Recipients: Province or territory, municipal or regional government Public sector body established by/under provincial statue or by regulation A Canada Port Authority, International Bridge and/or Tunnel Authority (unless a federal Crown Corp) or US fed and state level transportation authorities Private sector (including not-for-profit and for-profit - in the case of for profit must be in partnership with one of entities listed, excluding Port Authorities) Band council (as defined in Indian Act)

21/01/2015 Gateway Transportation Collaboration Forum 8 National Infrastructure Component (NIC) Federal Cost Sharing: Generally speaking, federal cost sharing on a 1/3 basis Maximum federal contribution is 50% for provincially owned highways and major roads, as well as public transit projects Projects having total eligible costs over $100 million must undertake a P3 Screening. Maximum federal contribution is 25% for projects procured as P3s.

21/01/2015 Gateway Transportation Collaboration Forum 9 GATEWAY TRANSPORTATION COLLABORATION FORUM (GTCF)

21/01/2015 Gateway Transportation Collaboration Forum 10 GTCF Charter Background: Build on the success of past projects and initiatives Purpose: To collaboratively prioritize, pursue solutions and funding opportunities under the New Building Canada Plan Goal: To develop business cases and gain funding support of transportation and related gateway infrastructure necessary for supporting continued gateway growth and provide overall net benefits to host communities

21/01/2015 Gateway Transportation Collaboration Forum 11 GTCF Scope

21/01/2015 Gateway Transportation Collaboration Forum 12 Organization

21/01/2015 Gateway Transportation Collaboration Forum 13 Steering Committee Responsibilities: Build on past successes Understand stakeholder interests and issues Develop project inventory Collaborate on priority infrastructure projects Evaluate and prioritize projects Identify and pursue viable funding sources

21/01/2015 Gateway Transportation Collaboration Forum 15 Working Groups Responsibilities: Engage directly with stakeholders Inventory existing studies, prioritize, conduct and administer new studies Support development of relevant business cases necessary for funding applications Report to Steering Committee Technical analysis and assessment Day-to-day stakeholder liaison

21/01/2015 Gateway Transportation Collaboration Forum 16 Current Status GTCF Steering Committee and working groups engaged with municipalities, Aboriginal groups and stakeholders GTCF has identified potential infrastructure projects to meet trade demands and mitigate impacts to host communities 52 projects submitted ~27 projects prioritized as gateway related priorities in 1 st phase Number of studies funded by GTCF stakeholders underway including: Roberts Bank Trade Area Awarded and in progress Fraser River Trade Area in RFQ Specific project applications and business cases being prepared by project proponents

21/01/2015 Gateway Transportation Collaboration Forum 17 Next Steps Phase1ProjectPriorities Year1 2015 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Submit IC letter and supporting docs GTCF Secretariat Stakeholder Briefings Trade Area Studies Concept Plan Business Cases Business Case internal approvals Submission drafting Submission internal approvals Submission with GTCF endorsement Final submission to IC with GTCF funding request Final submission with GTCF with PMVfunding request RBTA FRTA - RFQ FRTA - RFP Monthly GTCF Working Group and Steering Committee Meetings

21/01/2015 Gateway Transportation Collaboration Forum 18

21/01/2015 Gateway Transportation Collaboration Forum 19 RESOURCES Contacts: info@gtcf.ca 604.665.9639 New Building Canada Plan http://www.infrastructure.gc.ca/plan/plan-eng.html Checklists Before you Apply: National Infrastructure Component: http://www.infrastructure.gc.ca/plan/nic-vin/nbcf-niclist-liste-vin-nfcc-eng.html Provincial-Territorial Infrastructure Component (National/Regional Projects): http://www.infrastructure.gc.ca/plan/ptic-vipt/nbcf-nrp-list-liste-pnr-nfcc-eng.html Provincial-Territorial Infrastructure Component (Small Communities): http://www.infrastructure.gc.ca/plan/ptic-vipt/nbcf-scf-list-liste-fpc-nfcc-eng.html P3 Canada Fund http://www.p3canada.ca/en/