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Room 120 320 E. McCarty. Jefferson City. MO 6510 I Phone 573.634.6410 Fax 573.634.6457
Board of Directors
Wednesday, December 16,2015 at 12:15 p.m.
Meeting Location: Boone/Bancroft Room# 200, John G. Christy Municipal Building
320 E. McCarty, Jefferson City, MO 6510 I -Enter through Main Lobby
Tentative Agenda
I. Call to order, roll call, and determination of a quorum
2. Public comment
3. Adoption of the agenda as printed or amended
4. Approval of the minutes from the meeting of November 18, 2015
5. Communications received
6. New Business
A. Amendment #2 to the 2016-2020 Transportation Improvement Program
I. TIP #20 16-13: Frog Hollow Greenway Trail Extension. Sponsor: City of Jefferson Parks, Recreation
and Forestry
2. TIP #2016-14: Halifax Road Realignment and Sidewalk Construction. Sponsor: City of Holts Summit
3. TIP #20 16-15: Section 5310 Door to Door Service in Jefferson City. Sponsor: OATS
4. TIP #20 16-16: Scoping Bridge Improvements on Route J over US 50. Sponsor: MoDOT
5. TIP #20 16-17: Scoping Safety and Shoulder Improvements on Route B. Sponsor: MoDOT
Actio11 Requested: Approve TIP Amendment #2
B. Consultant Services Request for Qualifications-Transit Ridership Study and Travel Demand Model
Actio11 Requested: Discussion
7. Other Business
A. FY2016 Unified Planning Work Program
B. New Federal Highway Transportation Bill (Fixing America's Surface Transportation Act)
C. Status of current work tasks
8. Next Meeting Date-Wednesday, January 20, 2016 at 12:15 p.m. in the Boone/Bancroft Room #200
9. Adjournment
NOTES
Box lunches will be ordered from the Old Brick House Deli at a cost of$6.25 per perso11. If you wish to order a box
lunch, please contact Anne Stratman by 12:00 p.m. on Tuesday, December 15, 2015. Box lunches include a
sandwich and chips. Mayonnaise and mustard packets are included.
Sandwich options: ham on French baguette; Italian hero on French baguette; smoked turkey & bacon on whole grain
wheat
Deluxe house salad: $6.25
Cobb Salad: $6.25
Individuals should contact the ADA Coordinator at (573) 634-6570 to request accommodations or alternative formats
as required under the Americans with Disabilities Act. Please allow three business days to process the request.
Please call (573) 634-6410 with questions regarding agenda items.
MINUTES
Board of Directors
CAPITAL AREA METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION
BOARD MEMBERS PRESENT
Larry Benz, P.E., Cole County
November 18, 2015
12:15 p.m.
Brian Crane, City of Holts Summit, Small Cities Representative
Larry Henry, Jefferson City
Jeff Hoelscher, Chairman, Cole County
David Bange, Designee for Ken Hussey, Jefferson City
Doc Kritzer, Callaway County
Janice McMillan, AICP, Jefferson City
Matt Morasch, P.E., Jefferson City
Doug Reece, St. Martins, Small Cities Representative
Mark Schreiber, Jefferson City
Bob Scrivner, Vice Chairman, Jefferson City
Steve Engelbrecht, Designee for David Silvester, P.E., MoDOT
BOARD MEMBERS ABSENT
Mark Mehmert, Jefferson City
EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS ABSENT (Non-Voting)
Bruce Hackmann, Callaway County Economic Development Representative
Michael Henderson, MoDOT
Michael Latuszek, Federal Highway Administration
Jeremiah Shuler, Federal Transit Administration
CAMPO STAFF PRESENT (Non-Voting)
Sonny Sanders, Senior Transportation Planner
Alex Rotenberry, Transportation Planner
Anne Stratman, Administrative Assistant
OTHERS PRESENT
Cary Maloney, CAMPO Pedestrian/Bicycle Advisory Committee
Katrina Williams, Mid-Missouri Regional Planning Commission
1. Call to order, roll call, and determination of a quorum
Chairman Hoelscher called the meeting to order at 12:15 p.m. and asked Ms. Stratman to call
roll. A quorum was present with 12 of 13 members or their designee present.
2. Public Comment
No comments were received.
3. Adoption of the agenda as printed or amended
Mr. Benz moved and Mr. Bange seconded to adopt the agenda as printed. The motion passed
unanimously.
4. Approval of the minutes from the meeting of August 19, 2015
Mr. Morasch moved and Ms. McMillan seconded to approve the minutes from the Regular
Meeting of August 19, 2015 as printed. The motion passed unanimously.
5. Communications Received
A. OneDOT pertaining to the FY2016 Unified Planning Work Program
Minutes/Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization
November 18, 2015
6. New Business
Board of Directors
Page2
A Appointment of Pedestrian or Bicycle Transportation Interest Technical Committee Member
Mr. Rotenberry explained that at their September 3, 2015 meeting the CAMPO Technical
Committee recommended Mr. Cary Maloney as the Pedestrian/Bicycle Transportation Interest for
the Technical Committee. He stated that Mr. Maloney is a member of the CAMPO
Pedestrian/Bicycle Advisory Committee.
Mr. Scrivner moved and Mr. Reece seconded to appoint Mr. Cary Maloney as the
Pedestrian/Bicycle Transportation Interest to the Technical Committee. The motion passed
unanimously.
7. Other Business
A. MoDOT FY2017 State Transportation Improvement Program
Mr. Sanders explained that the state motor fuel tax, motor vehicle sales tax and vehicle licensing
fees come in over projection. He stated that $30.9 million are available for transportation projects in
the Central District. Mr. Sanders explained that the following projects are in the CAMPO planning
area: (1) bridge improvements for the Highway J overpass on US 50/63; (2) pavement
improvements on Route B from Jefferson City to Highway 133 in Osage County; and (3) addition of
2' shoulders and rumble strip on Route B from Wardsville to Meta. He stated that this is for
informational purposes only and no action is required.
Mr. Engelbrecht explained that these are scoping projects. He stated that design work can begin
once these projects are in CAMPO's TIP.
B. Adopt 2016 Meeting Schedule
Mr. Benz moved and Mr. Scrivner seconded to adopt the 2016 meeting schedule as proposed.
The motion passed unanimously.
C. Status of current work tasks
• Transit Ridership and Travel Demand Model draft RFQ to the CAMPO Technical
Committee at their December 3, 2015 meeting.
• Pedestrian/Bicycle Plan Update
8. Election of Officers (CAMPO Board of Directors Member List is attached)
A. Chairman
B. Vice Chairman
Mr. Scrivner, current Vice Chairman, announced that he will not be seeking re-election as his
term ends in April 2016.
Mr. Henry volunteered to be nominated Vice Chairman.
Mr. Morasch moved and Ms. McMillan seconded to nominate Mr. Hoelscher, Chairman. Mr. Benz
moved and Mr. Morasch seconded to nominate Mr. Henry, Vice Chairman. The motions passed
unanimously.
9. Next Meeting Date -Wednesday, December 16, 2015 at 12:15 p.m. in the Boone/Bancroft
Room #200
10. Adjournment
Mr. Benz moved and Mr. Morasch seconded to adjourn the meeting at 12:27 p.m.
Respectfully Submitted,
Anne Stratman, Administrative Assistant
Capital Area Metropolitan
Planning Organization
Room 120,320 E . McCarty St.. J c rre r so n C ity. MO 65 10 1 Phon~: 573.634.6410 Fax: 573.634.6457
:Jvtemorandum
TO: CAM PO Board of Dire c tors
FROM: So nny Sa nd ers , Se ni or Tran sportation Planner
De ce mb e r 9, 20 15 DATE:
SUBJECT: Ame ndm e nt #2 to the 2016-2020 Tra nsportati o n Im proveme nt Progra m
Five project s have rece nt ly bee n s ubmitted for in c lu s ion in the Tra nsp o rtation Improvement Pr og ram as
th e seco nd ame nd ment to the 2016 -2020 T IP:
I. T IP #20 16-13: Frog Ho ll ow G ree nwa y T rail Extens ion . Sponsor: City o f Jeffe rso n Parks ,
Recreati o n and Fo res try
2. T IP #20 16-14: Halifa x Road Reali g nm e nt a nd S id ewa lk Co nstru c tion. Spo nso r : City o f Ho lt s
Summit -#20 16-14
3. TIP #20 16-1 5: Sect io n 53 10 Doo r to door se rvice in Jeffe rson C ity. Spo nso r: OATS
4. TIP #2 0 16-1 6: Scopi ng Brid ge Improve me nt s o n Route J ove r US 50 . Sponso r: MoDOT
5. T IP #20 16 -17: Sco pin g Safety and Sho uld er Imp rove ments o n Route . Sp o nso r: Mo DOT
Attached fo r yo ur rev iew is detailed project informati o n fro m th e TIP Project Applic ations . The
Techn ica l Comm ittee reco mm e nd s approva l all of th ese projects as Ame ndm ent #2 of the 2016 -2020
TIP.
Age nda Item 6A.l
Individ ua ls should co nt ac t th e ADA Coord in ator at (5 73) 6 34 -6570
to reque s t acco mm odations o r alte rn ati ve formats as required und e r th e Americ a ns with Disabili ties Act. Pl ease
a ll ow three bu s in ess da ys to proc ess t he re qu e st.
Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization
2016-202 0 N ew Project Application
Project Name: Frog Hollow Greenway Trail Ex t ension -Phas e 2
Primary Project Spo nsoring Organ ization: City of Jeffer son Parks, Recr eation & Forestry
Projec t Co ntac t: J.J. Gates-Park Re so urces Div is ion Direct or
Sponsor Project Number: 20 15-13
Type of Proj ect (check all that app ly):
0 Airport/Aviat ion
0 Plans/Studies
0 Sa fety
Project Descr i ption:
!8l Bi cyclc/Pedcs triun
0 Roadway Expans ion
0 Trans i t
D Bridge
0 Hoadway Preservation
0 Other:
TIP# 2016-13
0 Intersec t ion
0 Railway
Thi s project invo lves a .18 m ile westward extension of the 10' wide concrete trail from t he current t erminus on Frog
Hollow Road. The project i nvolves construction of a low water creek crossing and retain in g walls as we ll as the tra il
cross in g und er the Highway 179 bridge which spans the Wears Creek valley i n west central Jeffe rson City.
Project Loca tion :
Frog Hollow Road at Highway 179 in Jefferson City, Misso uri
Project History:
This proj ect conti nues to implement the Jefferson Ci ty Area Gr eenway Ma ster Plan in a phased approach which ca ll s for
extension of t he t rail system alo ng the Frog Ho llow Br anc h of Wears Creek.
Project Tim eline, Cost and Funding Sources:
CAMPO Fiscal Yea r s
Project Fundin g Funding Agency Fundi ng
Pr i or Funding
Ph ase Sou r ce Agency Category Years 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 Source
Totals
i=()N Fe~ral FHW,6. TA/R.ec, Trails $200,000 $200,000
CON Local Parks CIP $307.,260 <;"\O? ?fiO
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Yearly Total s
Total Project Cost =~
Source of operat in g I maintenance funding for 10 years after project is complet ed :
The project will be mainta in ed fro m the annua l operati ng budget of Je fferson City Parks, Recreation & Forestry which
primary source of fundin g is from the Loc al Parks Sales Tax .
1 Agenda Item 6A.2
I' Capita l Area M etropolit an Planning Organization
2016-2020 New Project Application
Project Nam e: Halifax Road Realignment and Sidewalk Proj ect
Pri mary Projec t Sponsor in g Organ ization: City of !Jo lts Su m mi t
Project Contact: Mark Tate
Sponsor Project Number :
Typ e of Proj ec t (che ck all that apply):
0 Airport/Avia tion
0 Plans/Studies
!81 Safe ty
Pr oj ec t Desc ription:
!81 Bicycle/P edest ri an
0 Roadway Ex pansion
0 Trans it
0 Bridge
0 Roadway Preserv ation
n Other:
TIP# 2016-14
0 Inter section
0 Railw ay
Th e City's u se of the Direct Loa n shall be speci fically to widen Ha lifax Road to red u ce a slight cu rve, install curb,
gutter and sewer for drainage and co nstruct a pedestrian sidewa lk
Project l ocation:
839 Hal ifax Road to 99 1 Halifax Road, Holts Summit, MO
Proj ec t Hi story:
Traffic Study Conducted in 2010 after fat al accident. Included in LRTP .
Project Timeline, Cost and Funding So urces :
I Proje ct Funding Fu ndi ng Agency Funding Prio r Pha se So urce llgency Category Years 2016 2017
PE Federal MTFC Study, PE & $116,000 Const Docs.
RW Feder a l MTFC Acquisition & $43,200 In ci dentals
CON Feder a l M TFC Uti lity $10,000 Re location
CON Fede r al MTFC Cons t ruct ion $387 ,500
CON Feder al MTFC Const. $32,300 Engi neering
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Yaarly Total s $519,000
~!Years
Fund ing
2018 2019 2020 So u rce
Totals
$46,000
$43,200
$10,000
$387,500-
$32,300
Tota l Proj ect Cost=~
So urce of ope r ati ng I ma i nte na nce fun ding for 10 years after proj ect is completed: City Street Fund
Addition<~! Comments: NON E
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Agenda Item 6A.3
TIP# 2016-15
Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization
2016-2020 New Project Appltcatlon
Project Name: Transportation for Seniors & People with Disabilities
Primary Project Sponsoring Organization:
Project Contact:
Sponsor Project Number:
Type of Project (check all that apply):
OATS, Inc.
Jack Heusted
0 Airport/Aviation 0 Bicycle/Pedestrian
0 Plans/Studies 0 Roadway Expansion
0 Safety X Transit
0 Bridge
0 Roadway Preservation
0 Other:
0 lntersectfon
D Railway
Project Description: OATS receives federal funding to provide general public transportation In rural areas; however}
there Is no such funding available for areas designated as small urban. Therefore, we submitted an application to the
MO Department of Transportation for Federal Transit Administration Section 5310 funding which is for services for
senfors and peopJe with disabilities. OATS serves Jefferson City on a limited bases providing door-to-door service with
the drivers helping passengers on and off the vehicle and with their packages. The fare Is $5. This funding allows OATS to
expand services and keep fares low.
Project Location: Jefferson City, MO
Project History: OATS received a Section 5310 grant administered by the MO Department of Transportation for the
period 7/1/15-6/30/16. OATS Is applying for $84,000 to continue services In FV17 (7 /1/16·6/30/17}.
Project Tfmellne 1 Cost and Funding Sources:
CAMPO Fiscal Vears
Project Funding Funding Agenty Funding Prior Funding
Phase source Agency Category Years 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 Source
Totals
MoDOT Transit 46,000 168,000 184,800 ?no:t ?RO ??~ 1\0R 41? SM4 -,~.
Total Project Cost ~ .. _, __ ..
T e1:1ny I OUII5
Source of operating I maintenance funding for 10 years after project Is completed: FTAfundlng, fares, donations, social
service contracts.
Additional Comments: We started low In 2016 to begin build up; If we are successful with our 2017 grant application,
then we will re-apply each year with at least a 10% Increase to cover rising costs.
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Agenda Item 6A.4
Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization
2016-2020 New Project Application
Project Name: Rte. J -Bridge Improvements
Primary Project Sponsoring Organization: MoDOT
Project Contact: qavid Silvester-District Engineer
Sponsor Project Number: SS3146
Type of Project (check all that apply):
0 Airport/ Aviation
0 Plans/Studies
0 Safety
0 Bicycle/Pedestrian
0 Roadway Expansion
0 Transit
f.8l Bridge
0 Roadway Preservation
0 Other:
TIP# 2016-16
0 Intersection
0 Railway
Project Description: Seeping for bridge improvements over Rte. 50 near Taos. Project involves bridge A3200.
Project location: Rte. J over Rte. 50 near Taos.
Project History: New Project
Project Timeline, Cost and Funding Sources:
CAMPO Fiscal Years
Project Funding Funding Agency Funding Prior Funding
Phase Source Agency Category Years 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 Source
Totals
PE State MoOOT TCOS 7 15 22
PE Federal FHWA STP 28 61 89
.
~ Yearly Totals
Total ProJect cost
I
Source of operating I maintenance funding for 10 years after project is completed: MoDOT
Additional Comments:
1
Agenda Item 6A.5
Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization
2016-2020 New Project Application
Project Name: Rte. B-Pavement and shoulder Improvements.
Primary Project Sponsoring Organization: MoDOT
Project Contact: David Silvester-District Engineer
Sponsor Project Number: 5S3149
Type of Project (check all that apply):
0 Airport/ Aviation
0 Plans/Studies
r8l Safety
0 Bicycle/Pedestrian
0 Roadway Expansion
D Transit
0 Bridge
181 Roadway Preservation
0 Other:
TIP# 2016-17
0 Intersection
0 Railway
Project Description: Scoplng for pavement and shoulder improvements from lorenzo Green Drive In Jefferson City to
Rte. 133 in Meta.
Project Location: From Lorenzo Green Drive in Jefferson City to Rte. 133 in Meta.
Project History: New Project
Project Time line, Cost and Funding Sources:
CAMPO Fiscal Years
I Project Funding Funding Agency Funding Prior Funding
Phase Source Agency Category Years 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 Source
Totals
PE State MoDOT TCOS 22 44 66
PE Fed~al FHWA STP 86 176 262
Yearly 1 otals
Total Project cost;~
v
Source of operating I maintenance funding for 10 years after project Is completed: MoDOT
Additional Comments:
1 Agenda Item 6A.6
Capital Area Metropolitan
Planning Organization
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Memorandum
CAM PO Board of Directors
So nn y Sa nd ers, Se nior T ra nspo rta ti on Pl ann er
Dece mb e r 9, 20 15
SUB J ECT: T rans it Riders hip Stud y and Trave l Demand Mode l Reque s t for Qua lifi ca ti ons
As th e ST P g rant fundin g co ntract is a nti c ipated to be exec uted by the C ity o f Jeffe rso n a nd MoDOT in
Decem be r, it is time to sta ti th e p roce ss of select in g a con s ulta nt for upcoming serv ice s.
T he Tech ni ca l Com m ittee wa s co nsulted rega rd ing t he re lea se o f the reque st fo r qu a lifi ca ti o ns fo r the two
projects. T he co nse nsus o f the Tec hni ca l Co mmittee was to sta ger th e two projects; movi ng th e T ran si t
A na lys is Study fo rwa rd now a nd sta tting the requ est fo r qualifi ca tion s for the T rave l De ma nd Mo de l
Upda te and li st of reco mm ended improveme nt s s ho rt ly a ft e rwa rd s .
The reaso nin g for sta rting th e Travel Demand Model Update wa s to avo id ove rl oad in g staff an d the
t im ing of th e comp le ti o n of th e Lafayett e In tercha nge. Muc h wo rk ca n begi n o n th e Trave l Demand
Mode l Upd ate by staff and th e co nsul tan t pri o r to th e int e rc han ge co mp leti o n, but it is de s ired to let the
in te rc ha nge ope n and traffic to no rma lize pr io r to tra ffi c co unt s, w hi c h a re an esse nti a l co mp o ne nt of the
mode lli ng pr oce ss . Staff inte nd s to sta rt th e T rav e l De ma nd Mode l Upd a te requ es t fo r qu a lifi cat io ns
process in late w inte r o r early s pr ing of 20 16, afte r th e Tra nsit Ana lys is S tud y has co mm e nced a nd th e
new pl a nn e r ha s been hi re d.
T he sco pe o f services in clud ed in the requ es t fo r qualifi ca ti o ns is to be broad in na ture and a ft er
co ns ult ant se lecti o n, durin g nego ti a ti on s na rrowed and more defi ned. Be low are th e broad scope o f
serv ices fo r the two pr oj ects .
Transit A na lysis Study. T he Ca pital Area Metropo li tan Pl a n ni ng Organ izatio n (CAMPO) is see kin g
qu al ifi ca ti o ns fo r a JEFFTRA N sys tem-w ide ass ess me nt, foc usin g o n se rvice go al s a nd pe rfo rm a nce
mea s ures. co ns ultin g res pon s ibiliti es ma y in c lu de but are not limited to th e fo ll ow in g :
• Eva luate ex istin g service.
• Pee r sys tem rev iew.
• Rid e rship fo reca s tin g.
• Ser vice plan de ve lopment.
• Da ta co ll ectio n adv ice, su ppo rt or recom me nd ati o ns to supp o rt above act iv iti e s .
Trave l D ema nd Model Update. T he Cap it a l Area Met ropo li tan Pl a nnin g Orga ni zatio n (C AM PO ) is
seeki ng qual ifi catio ns fo r th e upd ate o f th e c urr e nt C AM PO trave l de ma nd mode l and deve lo pm e nt of a
list of short a nd lo ng ran ge recom me nd a t ion s for th e co nstr uctio n of th oro ug hfa re a nd inter secti o n
e nh an ce ments .
No act io n is req uired , th ese projects have been identi fi ed in the c u rrent Unifi ed Pla nn ing Work Pr ogra m
a nd thi s is for informati o na l pu r po ses on ly.
Agenda Ite m 6B.l
In d ividual s shou ld co nt act the ADA Coordi nator at (5 73 ) 634-6570
to request ac co mmodation s o r alt ernat i ve forma ts as requ ired und e r t he Am e rica ns with Disab ilities Ac t. Pl ease a ll ow three
bus in ess da ys to process t he requ es t.
Capital Area Metropolitan
Planning Organization
Ro o m 120.32 0 E . Mc C ar t y St.. Jeffe r so n C i t y . MO 65 10 1 Ph o ne: 573.63 4 .64 10 r:ax: 573.6 3 4.6457
TO :
FROM :
DAT E:
SUB J ECT :
Memorandunt
CA M PO Bo ard of Direc tors
So nn y Sand ers , Se ni o r T ransport a tion Pl ann er
Decembe r 9 , 20 15
FY 20 16 Unifi ed Plannin g Work Program
The ON E DOT lette r of appro va l fo r th e cunent FY 20 16 Unifi ed P lanning Work Pro gra m sta ted
the approval was co ntin ge nt up on cl arifi cat ion of wo rk e le ments, spec ifical ly, adju st ments to
de scripti o ns within Work E lem ent 2. ONE DOT has rev iewed th e clarifi ca ti o ns and is satisfied .
The followi ng italici zed note has be en in c lud ed in th e FY 20 16 UPWP:
O NE DOT approval of this Unified Planning Wo rk Progra m was continge nt upon clarifications ojwork
elements. A t t im e of ONE DO T approval, the origin ally submilled Unified Planning Wo rk Prog ra m was
found to support Federal Hig hway Administration a nd Federa l Tran s it Adminis tra tion funded tec hnical
s tudies and g rant ac ti vities.
Th is document includes the clar[fications r eques ted by ONE DOT, which wer e revie·wed and accepted by
CA MPO Tee/mica/ Co mm itt ee and Board of Direc tors a t t he ir respecti ve r egularly scheduled meetings in
Decemb er 20 15 :
• Wo rk Elem en t 2-Added th e wo rd ··coo rdina ti on " to th e end of th e work elem ent title.
• Wo rk Elem ent 2 -Replaced th e word. "deve lopmen t " wit h "crafting.·· in th e.firs t paragraph of
the "Purpose " section.
• Wo rk Element 2-Added th e phrase "the tra nsport a tion compon ent of" p rior to referen ces to
compr eh ensive planning doc um ent s in both th e first paragraph of th e "Purpose" secti on and the
firs t objecti ve in th e "Objectives I Activit ies " section.
• Work Elem ents 3 and 5 clarified respons ible parties for task s of each work elemen t.
And att ached is the revised Work E leme nt 2 page from the FY 20 16 Unified Pl a nnin g Work
P rog ram , in o rde r to view th e chan ges in conte xt. No ac ti o n is req ui red ; thi s is fo r in format iona l
purpos es onl y.
Agenda Item 7 A. I
Indi vidu als shou ld co nta ct the 1\D A Coordin ato r at (573) 634-6570
to requ est acco mm odat io ns or alt ernati ve form ats as req uir ed und er the Ame ri can s wi th Di sabi li ti es Act. Pl ease a ll ow three
bu siness da ys to process the reque st.
Work Element 2 -General Development and Comprehensive Planning
Coordination
Purpose
Not a ll of th e CAMPO me mb e r orga ni zat io ns have pl ann ing staff o r current comp rehen sive pla nn in g
doc um e nts in place . In o rde r to fac ili tate tran s po rtati on plannin g by inc orpo ratin g the vision a nd go a ls for
the memb e r organi za tion s a nd t he publi c, CA MPO wil l provide a ssistance in t he de'>'e lopment craft in g of
th e tra nspo rtat ion com po ne nt o f loca l compre he nsive plannin g doc umen ts, as pract ical. T hi s tas k may
in c lude the deve lop me nt and maintena nce of re lated s pati a l and non -s patia l data collectio n and anal ys is;
e xa mpl es in c lude la nd use, hous in g , hum an se rvices , e nv ironm e nta l/na tur a l reso urces , recreat ion/open
space, a nd pub li c fac iliti es.
Accomplishments during Previous Work Program Pe riod
Provid ed tec hnica l assis tance in various gran t app li cat ion proce sses for transportation projec ts with in the
CA MPO area. CA MPO staff a lso prov id ed pro bono pub li co services s uc h as : parti c ipatio n in t he
deve lo pm e nt of loca l compre hen siv e plan s o f member o rga ni zation s, pro vided GIS a na ly sis/data
(e leva ti ons, d emogra phi c, stre e t ROW , etc .) to s upport de ve lop me nt , and gran t applicatio n ac ti v ities.
Objectives I Activities
• Prov ide technica l planning ass ista nce to CAM PO memb ers in the deve lo pment o f the
transporta t ion co mpone nt of co mpr ehens ive and oth er p lann in g doc umen ts, in c ludi ng G IS
s uppo rt.
• Ass is t jurisd icti ons in the acqui sit ion and us e of G IS a nd othe r data fo r use in p la ns,
transpo rt at ion grant app li cations , me as urin g performance, and fo recastin g prov ided by t he US
Ce ns us, MoDOT and ot hers .
Products for FY 2016
• Var io us in put s for comprehensive pla nn ing documen ts -on go in g for m ul t ip le years .
Re s pons ibl e Parties
• CA MPO staff s upports loca l juri sd iction s in the deve lop me nt of the ir p la ns, but the local
juri sdi ct ion s have ultim ate respons ibilit y fo r the deve lop me nt and pu b lishi ng of th e ir
pla nning documents.
Funding So urces
• Loca l Match Funds $16,300 (20 %), Fede ra l Fund s $65 ,200 (80%, CPG fund s $8,000 and
STP Funds $57 ,200).
Planning Factors Addressed
• 1,5,and7.
Ca pi tal Area Metropolitan Pl an n ing Orga n izatio n FY2016 Un ifie d Planning W o r k Program 5