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Program planning <strong>for</strong> street use <strong>events</strong> includeactivities, as summarized in Table 13-6, on both a regional and local level.Some distinguishing considerations of thisevent category during the program planningphase include:• A regional transportation committee on<strong>planned</strong> <strong>special</strong> <strong>events</strong> considers theplanning and resource requirements ofstreet use <strong>events</strong> in connection with<strong>managing</strong> all <strong>planned</strong> <strong>special</strong> <strong>events</strong> in aregion. A primary committee focus concernsfacilitating interagency coordinationand collaboration. For instance, atask <strong>for</strong>ce may exist <strong>for</strong> a specific largescale,recurring street use event thatworks throughout the year to integratepast event successes and lessons learnedinto future event planning.• Two or more stakeholders, representingmultiple jurisdictions and/or disciplines,may establish a joint operations policy<strong>for</strong> <strong>managing</strong> <strong>travel</strong> <strong>for</strong> all <strong>planned</strong> <strong>special</strong><strong>events</strong> in a region.• Stakeholders may develop a standardroute <strong>for</strong> all street use <strong>events</strong> of a certaintype (e.g., parades, street races, etc.) thatoccur within a region or jurisdiction inorder to create a more efficient event operationsplanning process <strong>for</strong> futurestreet use <strong>events</strong>.• Because street use <strong>events</strong> occur infrequentlyand on the roadway system, aninfrastructure needs assessment on theprogram planning level should focus onequipment and technology applicationstransferable to <strong>managing</strong> all <strong>planned</strong><strong>special</strong> <strong>events</strong> in a region and/or day-todaytransportation system operations.PRODUCTInstitutionalframeworksPolicies andregulationsInfrastructuredeploymentTable 13-6Program Planning Activities <strong>for</strong> Street Use EventsTOPICPAGENO.• Creation of a regional transportation committee on <strong>planned</strong> <strong>special</strong> <strong>events</strong> (e.g., 2-15oversight team).4-25-3• Development of a <strong>for</strong>mal <strong>planned</strong> <strong>special</strong> event permit program. 4-10• Creation of a transportation operations task <strong>for</strong>ce <strong>for</strong> a recurring street use event. 5-3• Development of a joint operations policy. 5-15• Traffic and parking restrictions. 5-10• Standard street use event routes. 5-15• Public-private towing agreements. 5-16• Planned alternate route <strong>for</strong> diverting background traffic around a venue. 6-40• Portable traffic management system. 6-56• Express, charter or shuttle bus service. 6-327-117-12• Telephone in<strong>for</strong>mation systems. 7-17• Public in<strong>for</strong>mation campaign. 7-1913-10

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