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Washington State Public Transportation Plan Endnotes Title VI: This law was enacted as part of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. It prevents discrimination on the basis of race, color and national origin in programs and activities receiving federal financial assistance. If an agency is found in violation of Title VI, that agency may lose its federal funding. Transit-Oriented Development: A type of mixed-use development that is located within walking distance to a quality, frequent transit service. Included are residential units, retail, offices and other uses that promotes a walkable and accessible area. Transportation Improvement Board: An independent Washington agency that distributes and manages grants for high priority transportation projects throughout the state. Traveler Information Systems: One component of Intelligent Transportation Systems. A wide range of information services, public and private, that convey useful information including transportation network condition and performance, weather, schedules and availability to auto and truck drivers, transit riders and other modal system users, both in advance of a trip, as well as after the trip is underway. Vehicle Miles of Travel: A measurement representing the total number of miles traveled by all vehicles within a region or roadway for a certain length of time. Washington State Department of Transportation: Washington’s state department responsible for planning, building, maintaining and operating the state highway system. Other responsibilities includes the state ferry system and partnering with other agencies to improve the entire multimodal transportation system in the state. Washington State Ferries: A part of WSDOT, a passenger and automobile ferry network providing service to various areas on Puget Sound and San Juan Islands. Washington State Transportation Commission: This is a public forum for transportation policy development and develops Washington’s 20-year Transportation Policy Plan. WSTC also sets the tolls for state highways and bridges as well as the fares for the Washington State Ferries. APPENDIX C. WSPTP ADVISORY GROUP PROJECT TEAM Brian Lagerberg, WSDOT Evan Olsen, WSDOT Gayla Reese Walsh, WSDOT Keith Cotton, WSDOT Stan Suchan, WSDOT Sharilyn Howell, WSDOT 98 WSDOT | <strong>DRAFT</strong> October 2015 | WaTransPlan.com
Washington State Public Transportation Plan Endnotes Stephanie Postier, WSDOT Rita Brogan, PRR, Inc. Sarah Shannon, PRR, Inc. Rachel Lee, PRR, Inc. ADVISORY GROUP MEMBERS Geri Beardsley, Washington State Transit Association Roland Behee, Community Transit Justin Bergener, Medstar Cabulance, Inc. Renee Biles, People for People Dennis Bloom, Intercity Transit Michael Cardwell, Quinault Indian Nation | Tribal Transportation Planning Organization Gil Cerise, Puget Sound Regional Council Barb Chamberlain, Washington Bikes Kevin Futrell, City of Yakima Celeste Gilman, University of Washington Matt Hansen, King County Metro Dezerae Hayes, Muckleshoot Indian Tribe Mark Hollandsworth, HopeSource Colleen Kuhn, Human Services Council Brent Meldrum, Coastal Transport E. Susan Meyer, Spokane Transit Authority Lynn Moody, Hopelink Carolyn Newsome, Intercity Transit Karl Otterstrom, Spokane Transit Authority Paul Parker, Washington State Transportation Commission Karen Parkhust, Thurston Regional Planning Council Melanie Smith, Sound Transit Bruce Tabb, City of Ellensburg Andrea Tull, Sound Transit Elaine Wells, Ride Connection WSDOT Tom Hanson, WSDOT Karena Houser, WSDOT Kathy Johnston, WSDOT Brigid Dean, WSDOT Charles Prestrud, WSDOT Ray Deardorf, WSDOT Dylan Counts, WSDOT Don Chartock, WSDOT WSDOT | <strong>DRAFT</strong> October 2015 | WaTransPlan.com 99
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