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FHWA - FTA Scenario Planning Program Faith Hall FTA, Office of Planning & Environment Rae Keasler FHWA, Office of Planning DRCOG MetroVision 2040 Workshop June 7, 2012 FHWA/FTA Support places that balance their economic and


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FHWA/FTA

FHWA - FTA Scenario Planning Program

Faith Hall – FTA, Office of Planning & Environment Rae Keasler – FHWA, Office of Planning

DRCOG MetroVision 2040 Workshop

June 7, 2012

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Support places that balance their economic and natural assets so the diverse needs of local residents can be met now and in the future.

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Transportation Choices Housing Choices Economic Competitiveness Support Existing Communities Align Federal Policies Value Communities

By working together, [HUD, DOT, and EPA] can make sure that when it comes to development— housing, transportation, energy efficiency—these things aren’t mutually exclusive; they go hand in hand. And that means making sure that affordable housing exists in close proximity to jobs and transportation. That means encouraging shorter travel times and lower travel costs. It means safer, greener, more livable communities. President Barack Obama

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 “Support economic vitality;  Increase safety and security of motorized and

non-motorized users;

 Increase accessibility and mobility of people

and freight;

 Protect and enhance the environment,

promote energy conservation, improve quality

  • f life, and promote consistency between

transportation improvements and State and local planned growth and economic development patterns . . .”

 – 23 USC 134-35 / 49 USC 5303-5304

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  • Sustainable Communities

Regional Planning and Challenge Grants

  • Affordable Housing

Programs

  • Capacity Building
  • H+T Index Research

Environmental Protection Agency

  • Brownfields Areawide Planning Pilots
  • Smart Growth Implementation Assistance
  • Greening America's Capitals
  • Sustainable Communities Building Blocks
  • TIGER Grants
  • FTA New Starts, Bus Livability, and

Urban Circulator Grants

  • Flex Funding
  • FHWA Discretionary Grants
  • Technical Assistance
  • Capacity Building

U.S. Department of Agriculture

  • Rural Development

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Department of Transportation Housing and Urban Development

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 TPCB offers comprehensive training & technical

assistance

 Supports state, local, regional, and tribal governments,

transit operators, and community leaders

 Webinars, NHI / NTI, Travel Model Improvement Program,

Center for Transit Oriented Dev’t, Research: TCRP / NCHRP ; Scenario Planning Workshops; Peer Exchanges

www.planning.dot.gov

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 Website:

www.fhwa.dot.gov/planning/scenario_and_visualization/

  • Reports from recent workshops
  • Guidance & case studies

 Webinars

  • Two webinars per year
  • Range of topics at varied levels of sophistication

 Scenario Planning Guidebook

  • Suggested six-phase framework
  • Presents key steps/considerations and examples for each

phase

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Share Models of Local Successes Continue Coordination to Make Government Work Better Help Communities Solve Problems

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 USDOT for Denver

  • FHWA, Bill Haas 720-963-3016
  • FTA, Dave Beckhouse 720-963-3306

 USDOT Headquarters

  • FHWA, Fred Bowers 202-366-2374 & Rae Keasler 202-366-0329
  • FTA, Jeff Price 202-366-0843 & Faith Hall 202-366-9055

 USDOT Volpe Center

  • Alisa Fine 617-494-2310 Alisa.Fine@dot.gov

 FHWA Resource Center

  • Brian Betlyon 410-962-0086 & Jim Thorne 708-283-3538

Jim.Thorne@dot.gov