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SECTION 6: GLOSSARY OF TERMS AND ACRONYMS USED IN THE 2006/08 MTIP 226
GLOSSARY OF TERMS AND ACRONYMS USED IN THE 2006/08 MTIP The following glossary is intended to serve as a reference for anyone involved in the planning process, or for those less involved in the planning process, to understand the terms used in the MTIP. Air-Oualitv <strong>Conformity</strong> Analysis: Analysis that determines if certain transportation plans and programs conform to federal air-quality goals, namely that forecasts of vehicular emissions resulting from transportation plans stay within acceptable levels. These acceptable levels of future pollution are determined by the State Implementation Plan (SIP) for air quality. This analysis is required by federal law. APCD: Air Pollution Control District, a countywide agency which develops a countywide air quality plan. APCDs may be multi-county, such as the Yolo-Solano APCD. AQMD: Air Quality Management District, same role as APCDs above, but created and entitled by the state legislature specifically for the Sacramento metropolitan area, the Bay Area, and the South Coast region. AQMDs may be multi-county bodies, although the Sacramento Metropolitan AQMD includes only Sacramento County. State enabling legislation typically grants AQMDs statutory powers beyond those of APCDs. Benefit Assessment District: Fees collected by local agencies from property owners to pay for new and improved transportation facilities. Fees are calculated based on the anticipated Abenefit@ that the property owners in the area are expected to gain from improvements to the transportation system. Assessment funds can be used to pay for other infrastructure improvements unless the local enabling ordinance specifically precludes certain uses. Caltrans: The California Department of Transportation, responsible for planning, building, and maintaining the state highway system, and for planning and developing inter-regional transportation services such as the Capitol Corridor train service, among other duties. CMA: Congestion Management Agency, a countywide agency responsible for developing the Congestion Management Program (see below). CMAQ: Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality Program, a federal funding program that funds transportation projects and programs that will achieve reductions in air pollution from vehicles. CMP: Congestion Management Program, a countywide program designed to keep traffic congestion within an acceptable standard. The CMP must include traffic flow standards, standards for public transit service, a program to analyze the traffic impacts of land use decisions, a Atrip reduction/travel demand A element to reduce vehicular use, and a seven year capital improvement program. 1 227
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Sacramento Area Council of Governme
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Mr. Gene K. Fong, Mr. Leslie Rogers
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CONTENTS 1. A Long-Range Transporta
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In July 2005, SACOG approved anothe
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communities by heavy local auto tra
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• Finally, this plan proposes to
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2. DEVELOPMENT OF METROPOLITAN TRAN
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The 2006 MTP is consistent with the
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TABLE 1. REGIONAL GROWTH, 2005-2027
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to 1.76 million by 2000. In fact, t
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4. MEETING THE PLAN’S GOALS HOW T
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2. ACCESS AND MOBILITY: Improve acc
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e in attainment of the 8-hour ozone
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and trucks coming from and going to
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operations, and between transit and
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consensus about the role of transpo
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WHAT KINDS OF INFORMATION DO THE TR
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The modeling shows that that conges
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commuting and community design migh
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public services to meet the basic n
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6. THE CONTENTS OF THE 2006 MTP WHA
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Table 6. Plan Summary Total Cost: $
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• Sunrise Boulevard - Widen Sunri
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• Into downtown Sacramento from t
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• Transportation demand managemen
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The MTP 2025 assumed, and the 2006
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Table 8: REVENUE ESTIMATES - SUMMAR
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identified street and road maintena
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1. Implementation of the MTPs -- By
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• Continue corridor studies to de
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edevelopment programs, private deve
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ADA Requirements All ADA requiremen
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programs combined with other SACOG-
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detailed under the individual progr
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I. PROGRAM GOALS AND OBJECTIVES The
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K. PROJECT SPONSORSHIP Public agenc
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eview the recommendations from the
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• Are there leveraged, private de
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Structure: Build a two-level parkin
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County of Sacramento with numerous
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SAC24071 Elk Grove ITS Phase 1 Impl
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consistent with regional targets fo
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nationwide bus replacement funds. T
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at ¼ percent from 2016 to 2027 yie
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APPENDIX E LISTING OF PROJECTS AND
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Appendix E Project List ID Project
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APPENDIX F INTER-REGIONAL PASSENGER
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APPENDIX G FREIGHT TRANSPORTATION T
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• Approximate Total - $130-164,00
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emote locations could also result i
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To carry out these functions, the A
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AVIATION ISSUES The Aviation Issues
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provided such increases do not put
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Based upon the level of operations
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CONGESTION MONITORING AND PERFORMAN
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• Enhance congestion monitoring b
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location of these incidents makes t
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APPENDIX K REFERENCES (in chronolog
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APPENDIX L IRR TIP PROJECT Projects
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APPENDIX N KEY EXCERPTS FROM THE 20
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nto Area f ents 1415 L Street, Suit
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Winters Wheatland §¨¦ !" 80 99 A
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P r o j e c t s — 2 0 0 6 M e t r
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SACOG-06-010 Metropolitan Transport
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INTRODUCTION The 2006/08 Metropolit
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project or continue to the next pha
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would normally require a formal ame
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SECTION 2: FINANCIAL ELEMENT 11
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SECTION 4 STATUS OF PROJECTS FROM P
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