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42 Metropolitan Planning Organizations: Strategies for Future Success Survey Summary: NCHRP Project 08-122 Figure 4-1. Summary of major survey results.
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plans (LRTPs) , often referred to as Metropolitan Transportation Plans or sometimes regional Association of MPOs transportation plans, all of which in this context refer to a fiscally constrained plan of projects with 2019 Conference Participant at least a 20-year time horizon.
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External Partnerships Public participation remains a vital centerpiece of the MPO planning process, but the rules of engagement have changed over the last decade and will continue to change. Online engagement platforms greatly expand opportunities for public collaboration and input, as has the growth in communication tools and the use of social media.
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These findings were significantly informed by input from the Regional Roundtables and Information Forums conducted from February to April of 2021. The approach taken for these sessions and the key findings from them are summarized in the next chapter.
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§450 (Planning Assistance and Standards) Subpart C (Metropolitan Transportation Planning and Programming)
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They also identified noteworthy best practices that are being utilized by other MPOs and between state and federal agency partners. Likewise, the Regional Roundtable attendees discussed major MPO policy issues that are facing MPOs and their agency partners and how those issues could be better addressed through the 3C planning process (see Appendix B)
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The FTA regions were used to ensure the roundtable discussions were held for diverse areas throughout the country but otherwise had no bearing on the content or order of the Regional Roundtables. Six of the Regional Roundtables were conducted with MPOs and their agency partners from the states of Connecticut, New York, Florida, Arizona, Washington, and Texas.
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• Part I: Best Practices, Challenges, and Opportunities in the 3C Planning Process – A discussion of challenges and opportunities experienced by MPOs and agency partners in the 3C planning process was followed by input on best practices. • Part II of Regional Roundtable Discussion – MPO major policy issues identified from polling questions were followed by a discussion of potential enhancements or changes to the 3C planning to address those issues.
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