State, Regional, and Local Government Plans and Policies Sample Clauses

State, Regional, and Local Government Plans and Policies a. State whether the proposed project is consistent with the Texas Statewide Long-Range Transportation Plan 2035 (SLRTP). xxxx://xxx.xxxxx.xxx/public_involvement/transportation_plan/report.htm b. Describe any existing corridor or subarea plans that would include the proposed project and whether the proposed project is consistent with those plans and whether those plans met the State’s requirements for public involvement and agency coordination, as well as currency (less than five years old) to qualify for incorporation by reference in the environmental document for the proposed project. c. Land use plans by jurisdictions should be shown to illustrate compatibility with local plans and policies. Include future land use and transportation plan maps from the respective plans. d. Describe land use, transportation, environmental, and other community goals, objectives, and policies of applicable local government and regional (i.e., MPO) plans for the project area. e. Describe how the proposed project is or is not consistent with state and local comprehensive plans, transportation plans, and other mobility plans. f. If the project scope is only a portion of the project scope of state and local transportation plans, disclose the reasonably foreseeable future phases of the facility shown in the plans and include this eventuality in the environmental analysis. g. Is the project scope in the document consistent with the project scope in the TIP and STIP and, if applicable, the project scope in the MTP and RTP for all CSJs? DocuSign Envelope ID: B951F3F6-E6BB-4D9E-AFCF-6ACF0EF5B3D9 h. Check the following: i. CSJ number
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