Common use of Transportation Improvement Program Clause in Contracts

Transportation Improvement Program. 6.4.1. The Municipality, in cooperation with the State, is responsible for developing or updating the AMATS Transportation Improvement Program, which shall: (1) Follow the latest federal planning requirements, (as prescribed in April 2011, 23 CFR Part 450, subsection 450.324); and (2) In summary: (a) Include capital transportation improvements and projects (roads, transit, pedestrian/bicycle, and congestion mitigation etc.) that are consistent with the AMATS Metropolitan Transportation Plan; (b) Cover a period of time not less that four years; (c) Be reviewed and updated at least every four years; (d) Be financially constrained; (e) Provide an air quality conformity analysis; (f) Provide a minimum 30-day public comment period on program development (draft program) and amendments.

Transportation Improvement Program. 6.4.1. The Municipality, in cooperation with the State, is responsible for developing or updating the AMATS Transportation Improvement Program, which shall: (1) Follow the latest federal planning requirements, (as prescribed in April 2011, October 1993, 23 CFR Part 450, subsection 450.324); and (2) In summary: (a) Include capital transportation improvements and projects (roads, transit, pedestrian/bicycle, and congestion mitigation etc.) that are consistent with the AMATS Metropolitan Long-RangeMetropolitan Transportation Plan; (b) Cover a period of time not less that three four years; (c) Be reviewed and updated at least every two four years; (d) Be financially constrained; (e) Provide an air quality conformity analysis; (f) Provide a minimum 30-day public comment period on program development (draft program) and major amendments.