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2008 RTP

2008 RTP Development Contact Us California Transportation Plan 2035

2008 RTP Development

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New federal transportation regulations require Metropolitan Planning Organizations such as BCAG to adopt a plan to provide the public with opportunities to be involved in the transportation planning process. In response to SAFETEA-LU regulations, the development of a Public Participation Plan has been completed. One goal of the PPP is to invite participation from a broad range of groups and individuals in the 2008 RTP and other BCAG plans and programs with the development and decision-making process.

If your group or agency would like a presentation on the RTP, please contact the BCAG office.

*******The documents will remain in draft form until BCAG Board adoption, scheduled for the December 11, 2008 *******

2008 RTP DOCUMENT Cover Page & Table of Contents
Chapter 1 - Introduction and Physical Setting
SECTION 1 - POLICY ELEMENT Chapter 2 - Goals, Policies and Objectives
SECTION II - ACTION ELEMENT Chapter 3 -Analysis - Preparatory Activities (Blueprint Planning, Pop. & Employment, Traffic Model)
Chapter 4 - Global Climate Change and Greenhouse Gas
Chapter 5 - Conclusions
Chapter 6 - Highways & Local Streets and Roads
Chapter 7 - Transit (NOTE: For current transit routes please click here)
Chapter 8 - Non-Motorized Transportation
Chapter 9 - Intelligent Transportation Systems
Chapter 10 - Aviation
Chapter 11 - Rail
Chapter 12 - Goods Movement
SECTION III - FINANCIAL ELEMENT Chapter 13 - Financial Element

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If you have comments or questions regarding the 2008 RTP, please contact Ivan Garcia, Programming Manager at (530) 879-2468 or via e-mail at igarcia@bcag.org.

If you would like to receive updates and/or notifications regarding the 2008 RTP please send an e-mail to igarcia@bcag.org and be sure to include your:

Name
Mailing or E-mail Address
Daytime Phone Number (optional)

California Transportation Plan 2035

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CALTRANS LAUNCHES THE CALIFORNIA TRANSPORTATION PLAN 2035 WEB PORTAL

The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) announced the launch of a new interactive Web portal, http://www.californiatransportationplan2035.org for the development of the California Transportation Plan 2035. The plan is a statewide, long-range transportation plan that is updated every five years, and will be completed in September 2010. It includes goals, policies, and strategies to achieve a collective vision for California's future transportation system.

Public input into this plan is vital and the Web portal is an easy location for Web users to receive information and provide feedback to Caltrans. The site features continually updated information on the progress of the Plan's development, a calendar of events that will take place around the State, opinion polls, feature articles, and background information, including tools to help facilitate collaborative planning with other agencies. Web portal visitors will be able to search the site, sign up for automatic email updates or RSS feeds, submit comments, and view comments of other visitors.

For more information visit the site via the weblink above, or call (916) 653-4466.