Affected Agencies Sample Clauses

Affected Agencies. For the purpose of consulting on transportation conformity issues, the following participating agencies will comprise the Michigan Transportation Conformity Interagency Workgroup (MITC-IAWG): • United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) • Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) • Federal Transit Administration (FTA) • Michigan Department of Environmental Quality (MDEQ) • Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) • Michigan Metropolitan Planning Organizations (MPOs) located in USEPA designated nonattainment and maintenance areas; e.g., the Southeast Michigan Council of Governments (SEMCOG). An MPO only participates if it has jurisdiction over the Long Range Transportation Plan (LRTP) or Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) being developed or amended. The MITC-IAWG is a work group that makes technical and policy recommendations regarding transportation conformity issues. The workgroup will be comprised of technical staff members from the affected agencies associated directly with transportation conformity. Each agency will appoint a designated contact for the MITC-IAWG. The MITC-IAWG is a forum to continue the dialogue and sharing of information between air quality and transportation planning agencies regarding transportation conformity. Participating agencies provide coordination, advice, consultation, and cooperation regarding air quality and transportation planning. The forum uses a variety of communication methods for consultation: meetings, written and electronic correspondence, workshops, site visits, telephone discussions, and websites. The form of consultation that the MITC-IAWG undertakes largely depends on the proposal, the complexity, and the relationship with the parties to be consulted.
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Affected Agencies. For the purpose of consulting on transportation conformity issues, the following participating agencies will comprise the Minnesota Interagency Air Quality & Transportation Planning Committee (“MNIAQTPC”): • U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) • Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) • Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) • Federal Transit Administration (FTA) • Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) • Minnesota Metropolitan Planning Organizations (MPOs) located in EPA designated non-attainment and maintenance areas, e.g. The Metropolitan Council (Council), and Metropolitan Interstate Council (MIC). (An MPO only participates if a conformity issue is specific to an area/county served by the MPO). The MNIAQTPC is a work group that makes technical and policy recommendations regarding transportation conformity issues. The workgroup will be comprised of technical staff members from the affected agencies associated directly with transportation conformity. Each agency will appoint a designated contact for the MNIAQTPC. The MNIAQTPC is a forum to continue the dialogue and sharing of information between air quality and transportation planning agencies regarding transportation conformity. Participating agencies provide coordination, advice, consultation, and cooperation regarding air quality and transportation planning. The forum uses a variety of communication methods for consultation: meetings, written and electronic correspondence, workshops, site visits, telephone discussions, and websites. The form of consultation that the MNIAQTPC undertakes largely depends on the proposal, the complexity, and the relationship with the parties to be consulted.
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