Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization
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An introduction to CAMPO for the Lost Creek Civic Organization on April 7, 2016
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Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization
- 2. WHAT IS AN MPO? • Federally required in areas 50,000+ population • Develop a multi-modal, 20-year regional transportation plan • Set policy and guide the transportation planning process • Provide a forum for project selection by local officials for federal funds
- 3. CAMPO REGION • Six counties encompassing 5,302 square miles • 2 million people • 12,420 lane miles of roadway • 41.8 million miles traveled by vehicles every day • 31.2 million transit boardings each year
- 4. CAMPO GOVERNANCE • 20 member Transportation Policy Board – elected officials and representatives from local governments and agencies • 33 member Technical Advisory Committee – technical staff from local governments and agencies • CAMPO staff
- 5. REGIONAL PARTNERS • CAMPO – prepares planning documents for region and allocates project funding • TxDOT – manages project studies and design; headquarters reviews and approves studies • Other partners include local governments, the Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority, and transit agencies such as Capital Metro and Capital Area Rural Transportation System
- 6. CAMPO PLANNING DOCUMENTS • Regional Transportation Plan (RTP) – CAMPO 2040 Plan o Updated every 5 years o Covers at least 20-year horizon o Includes roads, transit, bike, and pedestrian • Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) – 2015- 2018 TIP o Covers 4 years o Must be consistent with long-range plan o Funding must be identified for each project • Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) – 2017- 2020 TIP is currently in development
- 7. REGIONAL PLANNING • RTP and TIP can be amended • Two times a year regional partners submit projects for amendments • Amendments can include adding a new project, or revising a project description • Amendments to 2040 Plan and 2015-2018 TIP approved by CAMPO Board on Monday • Public commenting on 2017-2020 TIP runs until May 13 • View submitted projects under Get Involved on CAMPO’s website – www.campotexas.org
- 8. 20 1 7 -20 20 TIP MAP
- 9. CONTACT INFORMATION Phillip Tindall, AICP 512-974-6441 Phillip.Tindall@campotexas.org Doise Miers 512-974-2282 Doise.Miers@campotexas.org www.campotexas.org
- 10. CONTACT INFORMATION Phillip Tindall, AICP 512-974-6441 Phillip.Tindall@campotexas.org Doise Miers 512-974-2282 Doise.Miers@campotexas.org www.campotexas.org
Notas del editor
- MPOs were required beginning in 1962 Original name Austin Transportation Study
- Six counties encompassing 5,302 square miles 2 million people 12,420 lane miles of roadway 41.8 million miles traveled by vehicles every day 31.2 million transit boarding each year Boundary determined by economic ties
- (A) support the economic vitality of the [United States, the States, nonmetropolitan areas, and] metropolitan area[s], especially by enabling global competitiveness, productivity, and efficiency; (B) increase the safety of the transportation system for motorized and nonmotorized users; (C) increase the security of the transportation system for motorized and nonmotorized users; (D) increase the accessibility and mobility of people and for freight; (E) protect and enhance the environment, promote energy conservation, improve the quality of life, and promote consistency between transportation improvements and State and local planned growth and economic development patterns; (F) enhance the integration and connectivity of the transportation system, across and between modes [throughout the State], for people and freight; (G) promote efficient system management and operation; and (H) emphasize the preservation of the existing transportation system.
- The projects submitted by local jurisdictions for the 2017-2020 TIP include: 10 Mobility 35 projects submitted by TxDOT Improvements to 2222 near 620 Improvements to SH 71 near Riverside Separating main lane traffic on south MoPac at the intersections of La Crosse and Slaughter