Regional Transportation Planning an Introduction
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This presentation was originally given to Dr. Lu's Regional and Environmental Planning class at Valdosta State University on March 7, 2013.
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Regional Transportation Planning an Introduction
- 1. Regional Transportation Planning Valdosta State University March 7, 2013
- 2. Introductions • Name • Major • Why are you interested in planning? • Top transportation question/concern Valdosta – Lowndes Metropolitan Planning Organization
- 3. What have you Learned? • What have you learned about planning? • What do you find interesting about it? • Disinteresting? Valdosta – Lowndes Metropolitan Planning Organization
- 4. Agenda • History • Federal/State Laws • Planning Process • Current Trends • Local Issues Valdosta – Lowndes Metropolitan Planning Organization
- 5. Valdosta – Lowndes Metropolitan Planning Organization
- 6. History of Transportation Valdosta – Lowndes Metropolitan Planning Organization
- 7. History of Transportation Valdosta – Lowndes Metropolitan Planning Organization
- 8. History of Transportation Valdosta – Lowndes Metropolitan Planning Organization
- 9. History of Transportation Valdosta – Lowndes Metropolitan Planning Organization
- 10. History of Transportation Valdosta – Lowndes Metropolitan Planning Organization
- 11. History of Transportation Valdosta – Lowndes Metropolitan Planning Organization
- 12. History of Transportation Valdosta – Lowndes Metropolitan Planning Organization
- 13. Future of Transportation Valdosta – Lowndes Metropolitan Planning Organization
- 14. A Balancing Act • Planning is… • Politics, Politics, Politics – All politics are local, state and federal • Regulations, Regulations, Regulations – You cannot just do what you want to do • What is best for our community, region, state, nation Valdosta – Lowndes Metropolitan Planning Organization
- 15. Transportation Laws • Federal Highway Act of 1956 – Interstates • Federal-aid Highway Act of 1962 – Planning process – Metropolitan Planning Valdosta – Lowndes Metropolitan Planning Organization
- 16. Federal Laws • ISTEA – 1991, $158 B – Intermodal Approach, More power for MPOs • TEA-21 – 1998, $218 B – Economic vitality, safety and security, mobility, environment, connectivity, efficiency, preservation • SAFETEA-LU – 2005, $286 B – Transit and multi-modal approach, Earmarks • MAP-21 – 2012, $105 B – Performance Measures, Consolidation – Law Expires 9/2014 Valdosta – Lowndes Metropolitan Planning Organization
- 17. Other Federal Laws • National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 – Federal Environmental Regulations • Clean Air Act • Civil Rights Act • Americans with Disabilities Act • Executive Orders • Regulations Valdosta – Lowndes Metropolitan Planning Organization
- 18. State Laws • Georgia Planning Act – New 2013 Regulations for Local Comprehensive Plans • Georgia Sunshine Laws – Open Records – Open Meetings Valdosta – Lowndes Metropolitan Planning Organization
- 19. Metropolitan Planning • MPOs • Urban Areas 50,000 + • Forum for Regional Decision Making • Long Range Plan • Short Range Plan • Public Involvement • Annual Work Program Valdosta – Lowndes Metropolitan Planning Organization
- 20. Georgia MPOs • Atlanta • Athens • Augusta • Brunswick • Cartersville • Chattanooga • Columbus • Dalton • Gainesville • Macon • Rome • Warner Robins • Valdosta • Savannah • Hinesville • Albany Valdosta – Lowndes Metropolitan Planning Organization
- 21. Georgia Regional Commissions Valdosta – Lowndes Metropolitan Planning Organization
- 22. Southern Georgia Regional Commission • Comm. and Econ. Dev. – Comp. Plans, Zoning Codes, other plans, grant writing, environmental planning, transportation planning • Geographic Information Systems – www.valorgis.com • Local gov’t IT support • Area Agency on Aging – Advocates for older adults • Workforce Investment – Job Search, Training, Youth • Small Business Loan Program – $6M revolving loan fund Valdosta – Lowndes Metropolitan Planning Organization
- 23. Southern Georgia Regional Commission Valdosta – Lowndes Metropolitan Planning Organization
- 24. Valdosta-Lowndes MPO Valdosta – Lowndes Metropolitan Planning Organization
- 25. Valdosta-Lowndes MPO • Policy Committee – Highest Elected Officials • Technical Advisory Committee – Engineers, Planners, etc. • Citizen’s Advisory Committee – Grassroots public input Valdosta – Lowndes Metropolitan Planning Organization
- 26. Cooperative Comprehensive Continuing Valdosta – Lowndes Metropolitan Planning Organization
- 27. Planning Process Vision/Goals Performance Alternative Monitoring Strategies Public Participation Project Evaluation and Implementation Prioritization Develop Plans Valdosta – Lowndes Metropolitan Planning Organization
- 28. Valdosta – Lowndes Metropolitan Planning Organization
- 29. Long Range Plan • It is a Regional Plan – Projects from State/Locals – Policy Committee must agree to a region- wide list of projects • Spans Jurisdictions and Political Terms • Federal Requirements – Address planning factors, fiscally balanced, system level, multi-modal Valdosta – Lowndes Metropolitan Planning Organization
- 30. Data Collection • Drives the Travel Demand Model and Decision-making Process • Socioeconomic Data – Population, Households, Income, Employment, School Enrollment • Traffic Counts • Future Growth Map – Developed Using the Delphi Method Valdosta – Lowndes Metropolitan Planning Organization
- 31. Socioeconomic Data 2006 2035 Population 103,751 140,068 Households 38,935 53,297 Employment 55,668 72,051 Enrollment 32,932 66,655 Income $33,597 $50,683 Valdosta – Lowndes Metropolitan Planning Organization
- 32. Traffic Analysis Zones Valdosta – Lowndes Metropolitan Planning Organization
- 33. Highway Network Valdosta – Lowndes Metropolitan Planning Organization
- 34. Delphi Method • Using Focus Groups to Separately Come to a Consensus – Met with Each Local Jurisdiction – Confirmed Type, Amount and Date of Future Growth – Generally All of the Future Growth Areas were the Same • Worked with Local Planners to Allocate Population and Employment to TAZs – Used GIS Tools to Allocate Date from VSU – VSU Forecasts were Used as Control Totals Valdosta – Lowndes Metropolitan Planning Organization
- 35. Future Growth Map Valdosta – Lowndes Metropolitan Planning Organization
- 36. Socioeconomic Change Population Change Employment Change Valdosta – Lowndes Metropolitan Planning Organization
- 37. Traffic Simulation Models Valdosta – Lowndes Metropolitan Planning Organization
- 38. What Else Do We Do? • Freight Planning • Aviation Planning • Bike and Pedestrian Planning • Transit Planning • Land Use Coordination • Access Management • Intelligent Transportation Systems • Air Quality Planning • Project Development • Etc… Valdosta – Lowndes Metropolitan Planning Organization
- 39. Current Trends in Transportation • What do you think some of these current trends are? • What impacts you everyday? Valdosta – Lowndes Metropolitan Planning Organization
- 40. Current Trends in Transportation Valdosta – Lowndes Metropolitan Planning Organization
- 41. Federal Highway Trust Fund Valdosta – Lowndes Metropolitan Planning Organization
- 42. Georgia’s Transportation Investment Valdosta – Lowndes Metropolitan Planning Organization
- 43. Revenue Sources • $0.18.4/gallon • $0.07.5/gallon + – Highway Trust Fund about $0.13- – Mass Transit .15/gallon Account • General Fund • Generating about • SPLOST $25-35 B a year • Since 2008, $56B has been transferred from general fund Valdosta – Lowndes Metropolitan Planning Organization
- 44. How Would You Fill the Gap? Valdosta – Lowndes Metropolitan Planning Organization
- 45. What Are the Local Issues? Valdosta – Lowndes Metropolitan Planning Organization
- 46. Public Transit Valdosta – Lowndes Metropolitan Planning Organization
- 47. Bike and Pedestrian Projects • Very popular projects • Typically hard to get funding for • Growing interest in Valdosta and Lowndes County • Talk to your local elected officials • June 10, 2013 Valdosta Bike Symposium Valdosta – Lowndes Metropolitan Planning Organization
- 48. Local Funding • Woodrow Wilson • 2035 Transportation Drive Plan Includes • Jerry Jones Drive – $416M • Forrest Street – $500M+ that we cannot afford • US 84/W Hill Ave. • I-75 Interchanges • Oak St. Extension • Five Points Valdosta – Lowndes Metropolitan Planning Organization
- 49. Freight Movement Valdosta – Lowndes Metropolitan Planning Organization
- 50. Traffic Management Valdosta – Lowndes Metropolitan Planning Organization
- 51. Valdosta – Lowndes Metropolitan Planning Organization
- 52. Contact Us Corey Hull, AICP chull@sgrc.us www.sgrc.us/transportation 229-333-5277 Valdosta – Lowndes Metropolitan Planning Organization
Notas do Editor
- Great, quick read on how the transportation/road building process
- Wide enough for two horses, carts axel width of one horse
- Carried over to new world
- Carried over to railroads
- Then cars
- First national highway map
- At 1903s world’s fair, the depiction of the city in the 1950s. How does it compare to today?
- MIDSDemand ResponseCall 229-316-2153$3 up to 10mi.$5 over 10mi.$11 M in future projects
- Money, Money, MoneyCapital – 80% FederalOperating – 50% LocalStart-up Capital - $8.6MAnnual Operating - $1.98M
- Local Economic EngineHow do we make sure our community is ready for future needs2015 Panama Canal – Port of Savannah3 of 4 growth industries depend on transportation locally