The Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) is a four-year work program of federally funded and regionally significant multimodal transportation projects within the Knoxville Urban Area.
The TIP must be fiscally constrained based on estimated revenues. Also, all projects in the TIP must be consistent with or selected from the current Metropolitan Transportation Plan, Mobility Plan 2040.
Administrative Modifications (minor) and Amendments (major) are changes
to the approved TIP as defined on page 26 of the FY 2020-2023 TIP.
to the approved TIP as defined on page 26 of the FY 2020-2023 TIP.
Proposed Amendments
Approved Amendments + Administrative Modifications
2020
February
Modifications
- 20-2020-305 City of Loudon Riverfront Pedestrian Way
- 20-2020-307 Higland Avenue resurface and sidewalk repair
March
Amendments
- 20-2014-015 Simpson Road Reconstruction
- 20-2014-079 Traffic Flow Improvements on US 11 and SR 72
- 20-2014-232 Lenoir City ITS Signal System
- 20-2017-042 Carpenters Grade Road Widening
- 20-2017-045 Kingston Pike at Watt Road Intersection Improvements
Modifications
- 20-2017-046 Oak Ridge Rails to Trails
- 20-2020-009 SR 115 - US 129 Smartway Geographic Expansion
- 20-2020-303 NHS Preservation and Operations Grouping (2)
- 20-2020-303 NHS Preservation and Operations Grouping
April
Modifications
- 20-2014-015 Simpson Road Reconstruction
- 20-2014-060 Morganton Road improvement
- 20-2014-080 Liberty Street Multimodal project
- 20-2014-082 Union Road at Hobbs Road improvements
- 20-2017-006 Maryville to Townsend Greenway Ph. 1 (Brown Creek)
- 20-2017-009 First Creek Greenway - Broadway Streetscape
- 20-2017-051 Middlebrook Pike (SR-169) ATMS expansion
- 20-2017-053 Oak Ridge Signal Timing Optimization Ph. 2
- 20-2017-062 Lenoir City ITS Ph. 2
- 20-2020-200,20-2020-202 FTA Section 5307 and 5339
- 20-2020-205 KAT Fixed Route Bus Purchase
- 20-2020-210 KAT Bus Engine Overhauls
- 20-2020-305 Fort Sanders Neighborhood to Tyson Park bike connection
Annual Listing of Obligated Projects
The Fixing America’s Surface Transportation Act (FAST Act) requires a listing of projects funded to be published or otherwise made available by the cooperative effort of the State, transit operators and metropolitan planning organization for public review. The report includes a listing of projects which Federal funds have been obligated for the Knoxville Urban Area in the preceding year, including investments in pedestrian and bicycle transportation facilities.
Craig Luebke
Craig.Luebke@knoxplanning.org
865-215-3825