Strategies for Improving the Project Agreement Process between Highway Agencies and Railroads (2010) / Chapter Skim
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Highway agencies are public entities, accustomed to providing advice and reviews without cost. Highway agency personnel are trained to focus on the public's
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In fact, few states could produce metrics on their own project submittals to determine how many projects fail to receive a review or an approval within an agreed-on time frame. A few states have developed master agreements that include desired review times, but those appear to be in the minority.
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Army Corps of Engineers in addressing its large civil works projects. It also has been encouraged by the Federal Highway Administration, some state departments of transportation, and their associated contracting companies.
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4• Participate in efforts through their professional associations to continue dialogue on ways to share best practices and perpetuate the further development of model agreements and model practices. References 1.
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