Agenda
posted before 5:00 PM, May 10, 2012
Thursday, May 17, 2012, 10:00 AM (Estimated duration: 2 hours and 45 minutes expected ending at 12:45PM)
1.
Introductions, 5 minutes
2.
Public Comments, 10 minutes
3.
Chair’s Report, 5 minutes
4.
Committee Chairs’ Reports, 5 minutes
5.
Regional Transportation Advisory Council Report, 5 minutes
6.
Executive Director’s Report, 5 minutes
7.
Action Items:
8.
Transportation
Improvement Program Update, Sean Pfalzer, MPO Staff, 45 minutes (posted)
a. FFYs 2012-15 TIP, presentation and discussion of Administrative Modification/Amendment to
accommodate minor cost changes to some FFY 2012 projects
b. Draft FFYs 2013-16 TIP, presentation and discussion of a set of
earmarks for inclusion in the Final TIP
9.
Work Scope:
Health Impacts of Lowering Speeds on Local Roads, Karl Quackenbush,
Executive Director, CTPS, and Eric Bourassa, Transportation Director, MAPC, presentation, discussion of this proposed
work program, 15 minutes (posted)
10.
State
Implementation Plan Update, Kate
Fichter, Office of Transportation Planning, MassDOT, monthly report for
public information on progress, 5 minutes (to be posted)
11.
Members’ Items, reports and notices by MPO Members, including
regional concerns and local community issues, 5 minutes
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