1.	Project Title:	Sorrento Avenue Complete Streets from Orange Street to Red Tail Boulevard
2.	Senate Sponsor:	Senator Baxley
3.	Date of Request:	10/20/2017
4.	Project/Program Description:
Sorrento Avenue, currently State Road 46, is anticipated to be transferred to Lake County as part of the Wekiva Parkway project. Complete Streets will improve safety and access to the corridor. The Complete Streets project will enable safe access for bicyclists, motorist, and pedestrians in Sorrento.
5.	State Agency to receive requested funds:	FDOT
State Agency Contacted?	Yes
6.	Amount of the Non-Recurring Request:
Amount Requested for Operations	Amount Requested for Fixed Capital Outlay	Total Amount of Requested State Funds
$0	$2,000,000	$2,000,000
7.	Total Project Cost (include all requested State funds and any other funding sources):	$2,000,000
8.	Type, amount and percent of matching funds available for this project:
Type	Amount	Percent
Federal:
State (Excluding the amount of this request):
Local:
Other:
9.	Was the project previously funded by the State?
Fiscal Year(s)	Amount	Vetoed
Recurring	Non-Recurring
No
10.	Is future-year funding likely to be requested? If yes, indicate non-recurring amount per year.
Yes. Right of Way and Construction. Dates not set. Amount unknown.
11.	Program Performance (if needed, include additional documentation):
a.	What is the specific purpose or goal that will be achieved by the funds requested?
The Complete Streets project will enable safe access for bicyclists, motorsts, and pedestrians in the area.
b.	What are the activities and services that will be provided to meet the intended purpose of these funds?
The requested funds will be utilized to design a Complete Streets corridor to improve safety and access along the corridor. The Complete Streets project will provide safer access for residents and visitors to the homes and businesses along this corridor. The expected impacts of the transfer of Sorrento Avenue to Lake County after completion of the Wekiva Parkway Interchange to the west will allow for the corridor to become more of a downtown area.
c.	How will the funds be expended?
Spending Category	Description	Amount
Administrative Costs:
Executive Director/Project Head Salary and Benefits	N/A	0
Other Salary and Benefits	N/A	0
Expense/Equipment/Travel/ Supplies/Other	N/A	0
Consultants/Contracted Services/ Study	Design of a Complete Streets Corridor	$850,000
Operational Costs:
Salary and Benefits	N/A	0
Expense/Equipment/Travel/ Supplies/Other	N/A	0
Consultants/Contracted Services/ Study	N/A	0
Fixed Capital Construction/Major Renovation:
Construction/Renovation/Land/ Planning Engineering	N/A	N/A
d.	What are the direct services to be provided to citizens by the appropriations project?
A design of a Complete Streets project with roundabouts, sidewalks, crosswalks, a trail, on-street parking, curb and gutter, drainage improvements and turn lanes.
e.	Who is the target population served by this project? How many individuals are expected to be served.
All citizens and business interests.
f.	What is the expected benefit or outcome of this project? What is the methodology by which this outcome will be mesasured?
Expected results of the redeisgn of the corridor include safer access for bicyclists, motorists, and pedestrians to the many homes and businesses and economic benefits to the community. Crosswalks, sidewalks and improved parking will provide safer access to the community and spur economic development.
g.	What are the suggested penalties that the contracting agency may consider in addition to its standard penalties for failing to meet deliverables or performance measures provided for in the contract?
None
12.	The owners of the facility to receive, directly or indirectly, any fixed capital outlay funding. Include the relationship between the owners of the facility and the entity.
State Road 46 (Sorrento Ave.) is being transferred from FDOT to Lake County for ownership and maintenance as part of the Wekiva Parkway project.
13.	Requestor Contact information:
a.	Name and Title:	Fred Schneider, County Engineer
b.	Organization:	Lake County Board of County Commissioners
c.	E-mail Address:	Fschneider@lakecountyfl.gov
d.	Phone Number:	352-253-6000
14.	Recipient Contact Information:
a.	Organization:	Lake County Board of County Commissioners
b.	Municipality and County:	Lake County
c.	Organization type (check all that apply):
☐	For-profit Entity
☐	Non Profit 501(c) (3)
☐	Non Profit 501(c) (4)
☐	Local Entity
☐	University or College
☒	Other (please specify)	Local Government
d.	Contact Name and Title:	Fred Schneider, County Engineer
e.	E-mail Address:	Fschneider@lakecountyfl.gov
f.	Phone Number:	352-253-6000
15.	Lobbyist Contact Information:
a.	Name:	Chris Carmody
b.	Firm:	Gray - Robinson
c.	Email Address:	Chris.Carmody@gray-robinson.com
d.	Phone Number:	407-843-8880
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16.	Have you applied for alternative state funding?
☐	Waste Water Revolving Loan
☐	Drinking Water Revolving Loan
☐	Small Community Wastewater Treatment Grant
☐	Other (Please describe)	Click here to enter text.
☒	N/A
17.	What is the population economic status?
☐	Financially Disadvantaged Community (ch. 62-552, F.A.C)
☐	Financially Disadvantaged Municipality (ch. 62-552, F.A.C)
☐	Rural Area of Economic Concern
☐	Rural Area of Opportunity (s. 288.0656, Florida Statutes)
18.	What is the status of construction?
Not Started
19.	What percentage of the construction has been completed? What is the estimated completion date?
0
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