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The 2006 CMA Board Retreat focuses on the critical funding programs available through the Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC), highlighting project needs, eligibility requirements, and flexibility. Key programs discussed include the Local Streets and Road Program, Regional Bike and Pedestrian Program, and Transportation for Livable Communities/Housing Improvement Program. With a total funding of $55 million, the retreat will strategize on current programming, explore consolidation options, and discuss how individual projects can align with program guidelines and priorities.
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Funding Summary CMA BOARD RETREAT Friday, February 10, 2006
Funding Programs: Project Needs, Eligibility and Flexibility 2
MTC Program Guidelines and Federal Funding Program Guidelines: 3
PROGRAMS 4
Transportation for Livable Communities/Housing Improvement Program (TLC/HIP) 9
Transportation for Livable Communities/Housing Improvement Program (TLC/HIP) 10
Transportation for Livable Communities/Housing Improvement Program (TLC/HIP) 11
Transportation for Livable Communities/Housing Improvement Program (TLC/HIP) 12
MTC Programs 19
MTC Programs Total Funding $55M 20
Current Programs MTC programs a portion of the funds directly, including programs such as: • 511 - TravInfo • Translink Program • Rideshare Program • Freeway Ops-TOS, Incident Management • Regional Transit Marketing • Regional TLC/HIP • Regional Bike/Pedestrian 21
Current Programming Strategy • Smaller amounts of funding in each program • Smaller projects as the programming amounts are smaller • Project sponsor focus on how a project may fit within a funding program’s guidelines rather than on a project’s overall priority 23
Programming Strategy Options • Consolidate programs • Allow more programming flexibility • Allow more exchanges to facilitate flexibility • Others? 24