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Suggested Citation:"Appendix - Self-Assessment Tool Template." National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. 2020. Guidebook for Assessing Collaborative Planning Efforts Among Airport and Public Planning Agencies. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/25781.
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Suggested Citation:"Appendix - Self-Assessment Tool Template." National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. 2020. Guidebook for Assessing Collaborative Planning Efforts Among Airport and Public Planning Agencies. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/25781.
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39 A P P E N D I X Self-Assessment Tool Template Description of Collaboration Criteria Points Agency Culture Is collaborative planning with other planning agencies in your region a part of your agency culture? No: 0 Yes: 3 Does top leadership in your agency recognize the importance of collaborative planning? No: 0 Yes: 3 Are there external requirements for collaborative planning guiding your planning efforts? No: 1 Yes: 3 Are the benefits of collaborative planning clearly articulated and defined at your agency? No: 0 Yes: 3 Does top leadership support collaborative planning with resource allocation and staff recognition? No: 0 Yes, but only on a project basis: 1 Yes, support for continual interaction: 3 Does your agency have formal processes or standard operating procedures requiring collaborative planning processes for airport access planning or planning in general? No: 0 Yes: 3 Are there champions for collaborative planning in your agency (including yourself)? No: 0 Yes: 3 Are your agency staff involved in collaborative efforts well trained to be effective in such efforts? No: 0 Yes: 3 Do you think past collaborative efforts have led to effective and lasting relationships with your planning partners? No: 0 Yes: 3 History of Collaboration Has your agency collaborated with the airport or planning agencies [choose one] in the past with respect to airport planning projects? No: 0 Yes, on a project basis: 1 All the time: 3 Has your agency collaborated with the airport or planning agencies [choose one] in the past with respect to regional or area planning? No: 0 Yes, for a few studies: 1 Yes, for the majority of studies: 2 Yes, all studies: 3 Do you know the names of your planning counterparts at your airport or planning agency [choose one] partners? No: 0 Yes: 3 Have collaborative planning efforts between the airport and planning agencies in the past been successful in achieving desired outcomes? No: 0 Yes, on a couple of occasions: 1 Yes, majority of occasions: 2 Yes, all the time: 3 Is there a data-sharing agreement between the airport and planning partners in the region? No: 0 Yes: 3 Has your agency shared models or other analysis tools with the airport or planning agencies [choose one] for airport access planning reasons? No: 0 Yes: 3 Does your region’s transportation plan include airport access as an issue with accompanying strategies? No: 0 Yes: 3

40 Guidebook for Assessing Collaborative Planning Efforts Among Airport and Public Planning Agencies Description of Collaboration Criteria Points • 31 to 50: Maturity Level 2 • 51 to 65: Maturity Level 3 • 66 to 75: Maturity Level 4 Do airport planning staff participate in the development of the regional transportation plan? No: 0 Yes, sometimes: 1 Yes, all the time: 3 Do airport planning staff participate in the development of the region’s TIP? No: 0 Yes, sometimes: 1 Yes: 3 Do you think the transportation planning process in your region is viewed by external stakeholders and the media as being effectively collaborative? No: 0 Yes, by most: 2 Yes, by all: 3 Institutional Structure Are there formal committees/task forces established for planning partners relating to airport access issues? No: 0 Yes, on a case-by-case basis: 1 Yes, continual committee activities: 3 Do the representatives from the planning or airport [choose one] partners attend committee meetings? No: 0 Yes, but low-level staff attend: 1 Yes, high-level staff attend periodically: 2 Yes, high-level staff attend all the time: 3 Is the regional transportation planning process guided by policies that encourage collaborative planning efforts? No: 0 Don’t know: 1 Yes: 3 Have memoranda of understanding been signed with the airport or planning agencies [choose one] that guide collaborative efforts? No: 0 Yes: project-by-project basis: 1 Yes, master agreement for all efforts: 3 When was the last time you participated in a collaborative committee relating to airport planning issues, including considering airport concerns in regional transportation planning? Never: 0 More than 1 year ago: 1 More than 6 months ago, but less than 1 year: 2 Less than 6 months ago: 3 • 0 to 30: Maturity Level 1

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Public-use airports, metropolitan planning organizations (MPOs), and local land-use/ transportation planning agencies all have independent yet interrelated planning processes bound by legal and policy requirements to ensure compatibility. This means that they should work cooperatively to solve joint transportation challenges in the most effective and efficient manner.

The TRB Airport Cooperative Research Program's ACRP Research Report 216: Guidebook for Assessing Collaborative Planning Efforts Among Airport and Public Planning Agencies offers guidance for enhancing collaboration between airports and metropolitan surface transportation planning agencies.

An additional resource is the contractor's final report.

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