2035 Regional Plan Documents
Embracing the principles of Livability, Sustainability, Prosperity & Diversity, the MPO adopted its new Regional Transportation Plan in 2010. The Plan's three major policy initiatives include a bold new vision for mass transit; support for active transportation & walkable communities; and preservation & enhancement of strategic roadway corridors.
Policy and Framework Documents
- PRESS RELEASE - 2035 Plan Up for Public Review
- Regional Plan Overview
- Guiding Principles, Regional Goals, & Objectives
- Project Evaluation Factors
- Project Scoring Criteria
- 2008-2035 Population & Employment Forecasts
- Urban STP Investment Strategy
- Transportation Improvement Programming Policies
- Acronyms and Definitions
Plan Document
- Full Document (15 MB)
- Cover and Table of Contents
- Adoption Resolution
- Chapter 1. Introduction
An overview of the document, the MPO, and federal planning requirements
- Chapter 2. A Regional Context for Transportation Planning
Regional geography, Challenges and Opportunities, Public & Stakeholder Involvement, Guiding Principles, Regional Goals and Objectives
- Chapter 3. Regional Growth Forecasts
Population & Employment Trends, Land Development Forecasts
- Chapter 4. Evaluating the Existing Transportation System
Regional Travel Behaviors, Congestion, Safety, Freight Movement and an Overview of Existing Roadways, Transit, Walking & Bicycling Facilities
- Chapter 5. A Bold, New Vision for Mass Transit
Benefits of Transit, Service Strategies and Options, Regional Vision, Transit Recommendations
- Chapter 6. Active Transportation Choices & Walkable Communities
Regional Objectives & Strategies, Long-term Vision, Costs & Prioritization, Funding Opportunities
- Chapter 7. Preservation & Enhancement of Strategic Roadway Corridors
Complete Streets, Congestion Management Strategies, Freight Movement, Safety & Security, Long-Term Needs
- Chapter 8. Investing in Transportation for Our Future
Federal, State, and Local Funding Sources, Financial Forecasts, Urban Investment Strategy, Cost-Feasible Project Expenditures
- Chapter 9. Monitoring Performance and Impacts
Title VI & Environmental Justice, Environmental & Health Impacts, Congestion Management Process
- Appendices
Project Lists, Project Evaluation Process, Public & Stakeholder Involvement Documentation, Travel Demand Modeling Documentation, Air Quality Conformity, and Acronyms & Definitions
Plan Amendments & Modifications
Project Information
Maps
- Regional Base Map
- Federal Aid Urban Areas
- Existing Transit Service
- Existing Roads by Functional Classification
- Existing Bicycle and Greenway Facilities
- Congestion Forecast for Major Roadways
- Traditionally Underserved Areas (Title VI/ EJ)
- 2035 Candidate Roadway & Intersection Projects
- 2035 Candidate Bicycle & Pedestrian Projects
- 2035 Regional Transit Vision
- 2035 Cost-Feasible Projects (326 MB)
- Interactive Map: 2035 Cost-Feasible Roadway & Intersection Projects
