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from SHA to SACOG re MTP/SCS 2035 Letter 9, 2012 January to achieve transit equity in the earlier part of the remainder investment the SACOG Plan period. of you for considering our comments and recommendations. SHA looks forward to Thank engagement and collaboration with SACOG to ensure that the MTP/SCS meets its continued Tawatao Mona Counsel Regional fullest potential to advance sustainability, equity and economic growth for all in the SACOG region. Sincerely, 11 Page 162 of 165
from SHA to SACOG re MTP/SCS 2035 Letter 9, 2012 January help MTP/SCS updates and local discussions on development patterns, including transportation to measures and opportunities related to accessibility, equity, public health, a• youth, performance Strategy: During the design phase, review transportation projects to assess whether they foster 2.7 choices, improve local community circulation and provide access to areas of hiqh transportation or divide and further seqreqate communities, and either avoid or mitigate negative impacts opportunity those to public health;safety; air quality; housinq quality, affordability and stability; and the (including Strategy: Encourage adequate supply of housing at a variety of price ranges in the region, to meet 4.3 demand and prevent the export of housing to adjacent regions and the exacerbation of local Strategy: Provide support for jurisdictions to overcome common issues identified in local analyses of 4.5 to fair housing, such as racial and ethnic seqreqation, and a regional analysis funded by impediments Strategy: Help air districts and local agencies study localized air pollution impacts on health and the 8.4 particularly in EJ areas and areas of hiqh poverty and/or racial/ethnic concentration, environment, air toxins, by providing analysis and information from SACOG's planning work. Support public including efforts to raise awareness of these connections. information Strategy: Examine, analyze and steer funds and resources toward addressinq commute pattern 24.3 needs of those in job placement programs such as CaI-WORKS, those working nontraditional travel shifts, and those with reverse commutes as-a-guide-• for transit and supplemental travel employment imp'rovements. service Strategy: Ensure through examination, context sensitive design, and avoidance or mitigation of 24.5 system impacts wherever feasible, particularly displacement of residents, localized air transportation ATTACHMENT TO SACRAMENTO HOUSING ALLIANCE'S COMMENT LEI-rER ON DRAFT MTP/SCS 2035 2.5 Strategy: Continue to develop and apply social equity analysis methods and performance measures racial/ethnic inteqration and de-concentration of poverty. environment). racial/ethnic seqreqation and poverty concentration. federal grant funding from HUD. quality and noise impacts, when building improvements in low-income and minority communities adjacent to freeways, major roadways, and railroad corridors. 12 Page 163 of 165
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