2023 NDOT Annual Report - Gas Tax Excerpt

This summary provides more information on Federal, State, and County gas taxes across Nevada.

2023 NDOT Annual Report

The gas-tax excerpt is from the 2023 NDOT Annual Report. You can read the full report located on NDOT's website and at the link above.

Preserve Carson City Roads

The Preserve Carson City Roads website has more information about options for funding your local neighborhood roads, including the Final Report for the Preserve Local Roads Project.

Nevada Sustainable Transportation Funding Study

During the 2021 session, the Nevada Legislature enacted Assembly Bill (AB) 413, which drew on the previous year’s work conducted pursuant to Senate Concurrent Resolution 3. Passed unanimously by both the Nevada Assembly and Senate, AB 413 established an Advisory Working Group (AWG) and charged the AWG with investigating the transportation funding needs of the state and providing recommendations for future sustainable funding options in light of the state’s interest in transitioning to ZEVs.

The AWG focused its efforts on identifying appropriate mechanisms for generating transportation revenue and did not make a recommendation or proposal to raise revenue in any specific quantity or at any specific tax or fee rate. Instead, the AWG made a series of recommendations that collectively offer to the Nevada Legislature a blueprint for how to deploy several funding mechanisms in the near term and long term capable of providing sustainable funding that aligns with the guiding principles adopted by the group.

 Vulnerable User Pedestrian Safety Improvement Project

Latest Concept Design for Vulnerable User Pedestrian Safety Improvement Project- 9/2024

30% Concept Design for Vulnerable User Pedestrian Safety Improvement Project- 02/2024

The Vulnerable User Pedestrian Safety Improvement Project will improve pedestrian and bicycle safety near Carson Middle School and Bordewich Bray Elementary School in west Carson City to promote safe and accessible transportation options for students, staff, and community members. The project was identified through Carson City’s Safe Routes to School Master Plan. The Project area includes the following streets:

• 5^th Street - between Thompson Street and Richmond Avenue,
• Musser Street - between Mountain Street and Richmond Avenue, and
• Telegraph Street - between Mountain Street and Richmond Avenue.

The project includes the construction of new sidewalks to close existing sidewalk gaps and the reconstruction of existing sidewalks and ADA compliant curb ramps and driveways. Along with vulnerable user safety improvements, roadway improvements will include a slurry seal to preserve the existing condition of the pavement along these local streets. Carson City Public Works (CCPW) staff will be reaching out to nearby property owners to discuss project improvements along their specific properties.

CCPW estimates a construction start date of late 2024 or early 2025 with completion date of mid-summer 2025. CCPW will require a future contractor to notify residents prior to construction near any residential or business driveways.

To see initial concepts of the project, please see the link above. If you have additional questions about the project and potential impacts to your property, please contact Chris Martinovich or Katura Tullar at the contact information provided.

Katura Tullar                                                                                                                              Chris Martinovich, PE

Project Manager: ktullar@yopin365.com                            Transportation Manager: cmartinovich@yopin365.com  

775.283.7083                                                                                                                                         775.283.7367

District 1 – College Pkwy & Airport Road Pavement Preservation Project

This project is a pavement preservation project along College Parkway and Airport Road. The project limits are as follows: Airport Road - Between College Pkwy and Hwy 50. College Parkway - Between N. Lompa Lane and Hwy 50. The project scope includes the placement of a chip seal on the pavement along with updates to signing and striping and minor sidewalk modifications for compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, (ADA). The project is being designed by Carson City Public Works (CCPW).

CCPW estimates a construction start date of early 2025 with a completion date of mid-year, 2025. CCPW will require a future contractor to notify residents prior to construction near any residential or business driveways.

To see initial concepts of the project, please see the link below. If you have additional questions about the project and potential impacts to your property, please contact Amanda Singleton or Chris Martinovich at the contact information provided.

Amanda Singleton                                                                                                                   Chris Martinovich, PE 

Project Manager, asingleton@yopin365.com                       Transportation Manager, cmartinovich@yopin365.com

775.283.7370                                                                                                                                         775.283.7367

 District 3 East Fifth Reconstruction Project

Update September 18, 2024:

Construction on 5th Street has been completed.

This project was directed by the RTC board on May 10, 2023, to revise the project scope as the following. E. 5th Street between Carson River Road and Marsh Road will have pavement reconstruction, pavement rehabilitation, a new right-turn lane (intersection of Carson River Road and 5th Street), waterline enhancements, ADA curb ramp improvements, curb, gutter and sidewalk reconstruction, multi-use path enhancement, drainage, landscaping, and utility cover adjustments. Improvements to the roundabout at 5th Street and Fairview Drive have been postponed until additional funding can be secured.

The project is a transportation infrastructure projects for Pavement Performance District 3. It was identified as being a Major Rehabilitation/Reconstruction Project due to the deteriorating pavement condition and includes a combination of rehabilitation and pavement preservation treatments. Improvements along E. 5th Street will improve pedestrian safety for children and families walking to and from Eagle Valley Middle School as identified in the 2020 Safe Routes to School Master Plan. Lastly, the Water Utility Division has identified the need to replace the waterline along E. 5th Street. This replacement will be included as a component of the project.

Brian Elder, PE                                                                                                                           Chris Martinovich, PE

Project Manager                                                                                                                  Transportation Manager

775-283-7586                                                                                                                                         775-283-7367

belder@yopin365.com                                                                                                          cmartinovich@yopin365.com

District 5, Winnie Lane Reconstruction Project

Update September 18, 2024:

Construction on Winnie Lane has been completed.

Winnie Lane Reconstruction Project Documents

Carson City Public Works (CCPW), and the Transportation Division, are planning to reconstruct Winnie Lane between North Carson Street and Mountain Street. Located in Performance District 5, the project includes the full depth removal and replacement of the asphalt pavement along with required compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) to replace failing concrete sidewalk, and non-ADA compliant curb ramps and driveways.

Winnie Lane has a pavement condition index (PCI) of ‘Very Poor’ to ‘Serious’ as measured by recent pavement surveys. Design was recently completed in October 2023. The project cost is $1,420,000.

In March 2024, the RTC awarded the project to Sierra Nevada Construction. They contractor has set a tentative construction start date of June 3, 2024. Construction is anticipated to continue through August. During construction, residents in the area should expect minor delays and periodic lane and road closures. Parking along Winnie Lane will also be restricted. It is the City’s goal to keep full road closures to a minimum, but there may be short periods of time that full closures may take place. Access to driveways may also be affected at times during construction. Stay tuned for more construction updates!

To see excerpts of the plans, please see the link above. If you have additional questions about the project and potential impacts to your property, please contact Brian Elder or Chris Martinovich at the contact information provided.

Brian Elder, PE                                                                                                                           Chris Martinovich, PE

Project Manager                                                                                                                  Transportation Manager

775-283-7586                                                                                                                                         775-283-7367

belder@yopin365.com                                                                                                          cmartinovich@yopin365.com