Common use of AMATS Community Advisory Committee Clause in Contracts

AMATS Community Advisory Committee. The AMATS Community Advisory Committee (CAC) shall be a committee consisting of a cross section of the public and transportation stakeholders in the AMATS planning area. The CAC shall provide a public forum for and advisory reports to other AMATS committees and groups and officials in its review and consideration of citizen comments and recommendations on suggested transportation and air quality plans and programs. The focus of the Community Advisory Committee (CAC) is to provide transparency and a community perspective. The CAC is responsible for advising the AMATS Policy Committee regarding plans, programs and activities to determine consistency with current policies of AMATS; makes recommendations on transportation policies; and other activities as directed by the AMATS Policy Committee. The CAC also serves as a conduit for information between the Policy Committee and the public. Members serve as liaisons between the public and the Policy Committee, relaying information between the two groups.

AMATS Community Advisory Committee. The AMATS Community Advisory Committee (CAC) shall be a committee consisting of a cross section of the public and transportation stakeholders in the AMATS planning area. The CAC shall provide a public forum for and advisory reports to other AMATS committees and groups and officials in its review and consideration of citizen public comments and recommendations on suggested transportation and air quality plans and programs. The focus of the Community Advisory Committee (CAC) is to provide transparency and a community perspective. The CAC is responsible for advising the AMATS Policy Committee regarding plans, programs and activities to determine consistency with current policies of AMATS; makes recommendations on transportation policies; and other activities as directed by the AMATS Policy Committee. The CAC also serves as a conduit for information between the Policy Committee and the public. Members serve as liaisons between the public and the Policy Committee, relaying information between the two groups.