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New Mexico – Chihuahua Border Master Plan

New Mexico – Chihuahua Border Master Plan. Pre-proposal Meeting Project Number: CN P900400 RFP No. 14-41 February 19, 2014. Project Summary. B i-national comprehensive approach to coordinate the planning, inventory, and delivery of projects at Land Ports of Entry (LPOE ).

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New Mexico – Chihuahua Border Master Plan

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  1. New Mexico – ChihuahuaBorder Master Plan Pre-proposal Meeting Project Number: CN P900400 RFP No. 14-41 February 19, 2014 Homer Bernal - NMDOT International Programs

  2. Project Summary • Bi-national comprehensive approach to coordinate the planning, inventory, and delivery of projects at Land Ports of Entry (LPOE). • Related transportation infrastructure serving the LPOEs in the New Mexico – Chihuahua border region. • Long range plan to address existing &anticipated future demand for cross-border travel &trade generated by: • Current and future stakeholders • Growing population • Increased bi-national economic activity • Document each region’s needs & priorities, identify and prioritize LPOE and LPOE-supportive transportation projects.

  3. Project Summary • Foster communication and coordination among border stakeholders. • Gather land use, environment, population, and socio-economic data. Evaluate growth and future capacity needs & forecast future conditions in the border region. • Evaluate the existing bi-national transportation and POE system, its current and future demand, and the infrastructure necessary to handle expected growth. • Outcome of the BMP process must be accepted and embraced by stakeholders throughout the border region.

  4. Region of Study

  5. Possible Stakeholders(NOT COMPLETE OR FINAL LIST) • State DOTs • City of Sunland Park • Cd. Juarez • Doña Ana County • Santa Teresa, NM • Industrial Associations • Village of Columbus • Puerto Palomas • Luna County • City of Deming • Municipiode Janos • Hidalgo County • Lordsburg, NM • Municipio de Ascensión • City of Las Cruces • Community Chambers of Commerce

  6. NMDOT Shall Provide • A representative from NMDOT to serve as a Project Manager (PM) and liaison for the project. • The PM will also serve as liaison for FHWA Joint Working Committee (JWC), Secretaría de RelacionesExteriores (SRE), U.S. Dept. of State, Secretaríade Comunicaciones y Transportes (SCT). • The PM will provide insight for project regarding (but not limited to) stakeholder participation, project guidance, overview for meetings, project progression, etc.

  7. NMDOT Shall Provide • NMDOT staff for coordination with NMDOT’s 2040 Statewide Long Range Multimodal Transportation Plan. • Available traffic impact reports, crash data, available traffic growth projection. • The PM will serve as liaison to Las Cruces MPO, El Paso MPO, South Central RTPO, and Southwest RTPO.

  8. Antelope Wells LPOE

  9. Columbus LPOE

  10. Santa Teresa LPOE

  11. Question or comments?

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