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2.4 Ranking schemes Finally, in order to prioritise projects with the same profile, a points system is used. Projects which align with the ‘Strategic Focus Areas’ stated in Chapter 4 – Statement of Priorities, are awarded points. Focus Area 1 – Greater focus on regional arterial roads, which is considered of highest importance is awarded 5 points, Focus Area 2 – Greater focus on safety engineering for streets and roads is awarded 4 points and so on. In addition, if a project aligns with the short-term challenges as stated in Chapter 4 a further point is awarded It is important to note that GPS impacts are explicitly taken account of in the prioritisation process via the Strategic Focus Areas, and the Seriousness challenges and Effectiveness objectives. Finally, all points are added up and the projects with the highest number of points are ranked higher in the priority list than lower scoring projects. Figure 1 summarises the prioritisation process. Figure 1: Prioritisation process Activity submitted No Discretionary activity? Yes No Committed activity? Yes No Generic activity? Yes • Profile Seriousness and Effectiveness as ‘high’ for all activities • Rank above discretionary activities Rank above discretionary activities Profile Seriousness, Urgency and Effectiveness Generic profile Seriousness and Effectiveness Profile Efficiency Rank activities with same profile based on: • Strategic balance • Short-term challenges • Strategic focus areas (include GPS) 85
GLOSSARY ARLTP ARC ARTA ATP GPS NZTS NZTA NZTA HNO Auckland Regional Land Transport Programme Auckland Regional Council Auckland Regional Transport Authority Auckland Transport Plan Government Policy Statement New Zealand Transport Strategy New Zealand Transport Agency (formerly Land Transport NZ) New Zealand Transport Agency Highways and Network and Operations (formerly Transit NZ) responsible for State highways LGAAA Local Government (Auckland) Amendment Act 2004 LTCCP Long Term Council Community Plan LTMA Land Transport Management Act 2003 RLTP NLTF NLTP PTNP RLTS RTPIS Regional Land Transport Programme National Land Transport Fund National Land Transport Programme Passenger Transport Network Plan Regional Land Transport Strategy Real Time Passenger Information System Useful websites: Auckland Regional Council Auckland Regional Transport Authority New Zealand Transport Agency KiwiRail RoadSafe Auckland Auckland City Council Franklin District Council Manukau City Council North Shore City Council Papakura District Council Rodney District Council Waitakere City Council www.arc.govt.nz www.arta.co.nz www.nzta.govt.nz www.kiwirail.govt.nz www.roadsafeauckland.org.nz www.aucklandcity.govt.nz www.franklin.govt.nz www.manukau.govt.nz www.northshorecity.govt.nz www.pdc.govt.nz www.rodney.govt.nz www.waitakere.govt.nz 86
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2009/10-2011/12 AUCKLAND REGIONAL L
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CONTENTS CHAIRMAN’S FOREWORD ....
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2 CONTEXT ARTA’s Role Established
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What’s New in this Regional Land
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Achievement of the expected increas
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Walking and cycling initiatives Del
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GPS Funding Allocations and Request
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