Campo public meetings in 2023
20 substantive meetings from 2023, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Executive Board
The NC Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization Executive Board met to approve a contract for the Wake Transit Plan Update and an additional funding request for two bridge replacements in Raleigh. The board also reviewed amendments to the FY2024-2033 Transportation Improvement Program and the FY2024 operating budget. These decisions affect regional transportation planning and funding for infrastructure projects in Wake, Franklin, Granville, Johnston, and Harnett counties.
- Approve contract for Wake Transit Plan Update
- Approve additional funding for City of Raleigh B-5121/B-5317 Capital Blvd/Peace St Bridge and Capital Blvd/Wade Ave Bridge Replacements
- Receive FY2024-2033 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) Amendment #2 as information
- Approve FY2024 2nd Quarter Wake Transit Work Plan Amendment Requests
- Receive FY2024 Operating Budget and Member Shares as information
Technical Coordinating Committee
The Technical Coordinating Committee for the NC Capital Area MPO will review transportation planning updates, including the FY2024-2033 Transportation Improvement Program and draft 2055 Metropolitan Transportation Plan goals. The committee is asked to recommend approval for additional funding for two bridge replacements in Raleigh and to consider amendments to the Wake Transit Work Plan. Other items include safety performance targets and FY2024 budget projections.
- Recommend approval of additional funding for City of Raleigh’s B-5121/B-5317 Capital Blvd/Peace St Bridge and Capital Blvd/Wade Ave Bridge Replacements
- Consider recommending approval of FY2024 2nd Quarter Wake Transit Work Plan Amendment Requests
- Review Amendment #2 to FY2024-2033 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)
- Review DRAFT 2055 MTP Goals, Objectives & Performance Measures
- Review FY2024 Member’s Shares and Operating Budget projections
The Technical Coordinating Committee approved the FY2024 2nd Quarter Wake Transit Work Plan amendment requests, including a $11M request for GoTriangle's RUS Bus with conditions, and recommended approval of an additional $5,060,874 in federal reimbursable funding for Raleigh's Capital Blvd/Wade Ave bridge replacements. The committee also received informational updates on CMAQ/CRP funding, safety performance targets, and the draft 2055 MTP goals.
- Approved FY24 Q2 Wake Transit Work Plan amendments (unanimous)
- Recommended approval of $5,060,874 additional funding for Raleigh B-5121/B-5317 bridge project (unanimous)
- Approved October 5, 2023 meeting minutes (unanimous)
- Received CMAQ/CRP funding update as information
- Received safety performance targets for 2024 as information
- Received TIP Amendment #2 as information
- Received draft 2055 MTP goals as information
Executive Board
The NC Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization Executive Board meets virtually to approve contracts for a transit feasibility study and a safety action plan. The board conducts a public hearing to approve Amendment #1 to the FY2024-2033 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) and considers prioritization of candidate project lists for submission to NCDOT. Additional items include reviewing a funding agreement with GoTriangle and receiving updates on the 2055 Metropolitan Transportation Plan.
- Public hearing to approve Amendment #1 to the FY2024-2033 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)
- Approval of contract for the NW Harnett County Transit Feasibility Study
- Authorization to sign contract with VHB for the Regional Multi-Modal Safety Action Plan
- Consideration of Prioritization 7.0 Modal Candidate Project Lists for NCDOT submission
- Approval of Funding Agreement with GoTriangle for the Wake Transit Baseline Revenue Assessment
The Executive Board unanimously approved the consent agenda, including the September minutes, a transit feasibility study contract, and a safety action plan contract. They also approved Amendment #1 to the FY2024-2033 TIP, the Prioritization 7.0 candidate project lists, and a funding agreement with GoTriangle for the Wake Transit Baseline Revenue Assessment. Several informational updates were received on NC 540 bonus allocation projects, the 2055 MTP, and budget projections.
- Approved consent agenda including Sept 20 minutes, NW Harnett transit study contract, and Regional Multi-Modal Safety Action Plan contract (unanimous)
- Approved Amendment #1 to FY2024-2033 TIP adding missing statewide projects (unanimous)
- Approved Prioritization 7.0 candidate project lists for NCDOT submittal (unanimous)
- Approved Wake Transit Baseline Revenue Assessment funding agreement with GoTriangle, authorizing Executive Director to execute (unanimous)
Technical Coordinating Committee
The Technical Coordinating Committee will consider recommending approval of Amendment #1 to the FY2024-2033 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP), which is the main action item. The committee will also receive updates on the 2055 Metropolitan Transportation Plan (MTP) using CommunityViz, NC 540 bonus allocation projects, and various informational reports including budget and project updates.
- Recommend approval of Amendment #1 to FY2024-2033 TIP
- Receive update on 2055 MTP using CommunityViz
- Receive update on NC 540 Bonus Allocation Projects
- Receive FY 2023 operating budget projection and member dues projection
- Receive October 2023 project updates and public engagement updates
The Technical Coordinating Committee approved Amendment #1 to the FY2024-2033 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP), which adds statewide programs that were omitted from the initial TIP release. The committee also received informational updates on the 2055 MTP land use model, NC 540 bonus allocation projects, budget, and project updates. No other formal actions were taken.
- Approved September 7, 2023 meeting minutes (unanimous)
- Approved Amendment #1 to FY2024-2033 TIP (unanimous)
Executive Board
The Capital Area MPO Executive Board will hold public hearings on several transportation items, including an amendment to the FY2020-2029 Transportation Improvement Program, the Prioritization 7.0 modal candidate project lists, a revised MPO boundary, and the 5310 program management plan. The board will also consider consent items such as approving minutes, adopting transit asset management targets, and amending the FY 24 UPWP. Action items include receiving an update on the FY2024-2033 TIP amendment and the Regional Rail Subcommittee.
- Public hearing on Amendment #13 to FY2020-2029 TIP
- Public hearing on Prioritization 7.0 modal candidate project lists for NCDOT
- Public hearing on 2020 Urbanized Area and MPO boundary update
- Public hearing on 5310 Enhanced Mobility program management plan
- Consent item: Adopt FY 24 UPWP Amendment #1
The Executive Board unanimously approved a revised MPO boundary reflecting the 2020 Census urbanized area, adding Chatham County and expanding into Harnett County. The board also approved the consent agenda, TIP Amendment #13, the 5310 Program Management Plan, and held a public hearing on Prioritization 7.0 project lists. Several items were received as information only, including the FY2024-2033 TIP Amendment #1 and the Regional Rail Subcommittee update.
- Approved consent agenda including Aug 16 minutes, TAM targets, and FY24 UPWP Amendment #1 (unanimous)
- Approved Amendment #13 to FY2020-2029 TIP adding 6 new projects (unanimous)
- Approved revised MPO boundary adding Chatham Co. and expanding Harnett Co. (unanimous)
- Adopted updated 2023 GoRaleigh Section 5310 Program Management Plan (unanimous)
- Held public hearing on Prioritization 7.0 candidate project lists; hearing remains open
- Received FY2024-2033 TIP Amendment #1 as information only
- Received Regional Rail Subcommittee update as information only
Technical Coordinating Committee
The NC Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization's Technical Coordinating Committee is meeting to recommend actions on several transportation planning documents. Key items include updating the 5310 Program Management Plan for seniors and individuals with disabilities, adopting 2024 transit asset management performance measures, and approving Amendment #13 to the FY2020-2029 Transportation Improvement Program. The committee will also review candidate project lists for prioritization and amendments to the FY 24 Urbanized Area Planning and Programming (UPWP) document.
- Recommend endorsement of the updated 2023 GoRaleigh Section 5310 Program Management Plan
- Recommend adoption of 2024 Performance Measures and Targets for Transit Asset Management and State of Good Repair
- Recommend approval of Amendment #13 to FY2020-2029 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)
- Recommend Executive Board approval of Prioritization 7.0 Modal Candidate Project Lists
- Recommend Executive Board adoption of Amendment #1 to the FY 24 UPWP
The Technical Coordinating Committee elected Tracy Stephenson as Chair and Luana Deans as Vice Chair, both by unanimous vote. The committee unanimously approved the 2023 GoRaleigh Section 5310 Program Management Plan, 2024 Transit Asset Management performance measures, Amendment #13 to the FY2020-2029 TIP, P7 candidate project lists, FY24 UPWP Amendment #1, and a revised MPO boundary. All votes were unanimous.
- Elected Tracy Stephenson as TCC Chair (unanimous)
- Elected Luana Deans as TCC Vice Chair (unanimous)
- Approved 2023 GoRaleigh Section 5310 Program Management Plan (unanimous)
- Adopted 2024 Transit Asset Management performance measures and targets (unanimous)
- Approved Amendment #13 to FY2020-2029 TIP (unanimous)
- Recommended approval of P7 candidate project lists (unanimous)
- Recommended adoption of FY24 UPWP Amendment #1 (unanimous)
- Approved revised MPO boundary (unanimous)
Executive Board
The NC Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization Executive Board will hold public hearings to adopt the FY 2024-2033 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) and Amendment 1 to the 2050 Metropolitan Transportation Plan. The board will also adopt resolutions supporting the removal of the US 1A designation and the rerouting of US 70. Additionally, the board will approve the 2025-2030 Wake Transit Bus Plan and update personnel policies.
- Adoption of the FY 2024-2033 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)
- Approval of Amendment 1 to the 2050 Metropolitan Transportation Plan and Air Quality Conformity Determination
- Adoption of Resolutions of Support for US 1A Designation Removal and US 70 Rerouting
- Adoption of the 2025-2030 Wake Transit Bus Plan
- Approval of Locally Administered Projects Program (LAPP) FFY 2025 Proposed Changes and Target Modal Mix
The Executive Board unanimously adopted the FY 2024-2033 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP), which includes all projects from the 2029 STIP with no new projects added. The board also approved several other items, including the Wake Transit Bus Plan, the updated Public Participation Plan, and the 2050 Metropolitan Transportation Plan Amendment. All votes were unanimous.
- Adopted FY 2024-2033 Transportation Improvement Program (unanimous)
- Adopted 2025-2030 Wake Transit Bus Plan (unanimous)
- Approved FY 2023 Period of Performance Extension Requests (unanimous)
- Approved CAMPO Personnel Policy update (unanimous)
- Adopted resolutions supporting US 1A designation removal and US 70 rerouting (unanimous)
- Approved Locally Administered Projects Program additional funding request (unanimous)
- Adopted updated Public Participation, Title VI, and Limited English Proficiency Plans (unanimous)
- Approved LAPP FFY2025 changes and opened One-Call-for-All (unanimous)
Technical Coordinating Committee
The Technical Coordinating Committee will consider recommending the Executive Board adopt resolutions supporting US 1A designation removal and US 70 rerouting, and will also review the FY 2024-2033 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) for adoption. The committee will also discuss amendments to the 2050 Metropolitan Transportation Plan, the Wake Bus Plan update, and various funding and planning items. Public comments are invited at the start of the meeting.
- Resolutions of Support for US 1A Designation Removal and US 70 Rerouting
- FY 2024-2033 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) adoption recommendation
- Amendment #13 to FY2020-2029 TIP (information item)
- 2050 Metropolitan Transportation Plan Amendment and Air Quality Conformity Determination
- FY 2023 Period of Performance Extension Requests
The Technical Coordinating Committee unanimously recommended the Executive Board approve Amendment 1 to the 2050 Metropolitan Transportation Plan, the Air Quality Conformity Determination, and adopt the Triangle Regional Model G2 as the official travel demand model. The committee also recommended approval of the FY 2024-2033 Transportation Improvement Program, the Wake Transit Bus Plan, and several other items. All votes were unanimous.
- Approved minutes of June 1, 2023 meeting (unanimous)
- Recommended Executive Board adopt Resolutions of Support for US 1A designation removal and US 70 rerouting (unanimous)
- Recommended Executive Board adopt 2025-2030 Wake Transit Bus Plan (unanimous)
- Recommended Executive Board approve FY 2023 Period of Performance Extension Requests (unanimous)
- Recommended Executive Board approve LAPP Additional Funding Request for Beaver Creek Greenway Extension (unanimous)
- Recommended Executive Board approve Amendment 1 to 2050 MTP, Air Quality Determination, and adopt TRMG2 model (unanimous)
- Recommended Executive Board adopt FY 2024-2033 Transportation Improvement Program (unanimous)
- Recommended Executive Board adopt updated Public Participation, Title VI, and Limited English Proficiency Plans (unanimous)
Executive Board
The NC Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization Executive Board meets to approve consent items including a legal services contract and the Morrisville Parkway Access Management Study agreement. The board conducts public hearings to approve Amendment #12 to the FY2020-2029 Transportation Improvement Program, the FY2024 Wake Transit Work Plan, the Wake Bus Plan Update, and the 2023 Section 5310 Program of Projects. Additional agenda items include receiving information on the I-440 Widening Project and endorsing the Mobility Management Implementation Study.
- Public hearing and approval of Amendment #12 to the FY2020-2029 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)
- Public hearing and approval of the FY 2024 Recommended Wake Transit Work Plan and project agreements
- Public hearing for the Recommended FY25-30 Wake Bus Plan Update
- Public hearing and approval of the 2023 Section 5310 Enhanced Mobility of Seniors and Individuals with Disabilities Program of Projects
- Approval of the Morrisville Parkway Access Management Study Interlocal Agreement between the Town of Morrisville and CAMPO
The Executive Board approved the FY 2024 Wake Transit Work Plan and project agreements, despite concerns from Wake County about GoTriangle's removal of vehicle rental tax revenue from the program. The board also approved Amendment #12 to the FY2020-2029 Transportation Improvement Program and the 2023 Section 5310 Program of Projects. Several items were received as information only, including the Wake Bus Plan update and the 2050 Metropolitan Transportation Plan Amendment.
- Approved FY 2024 Wake Transit Work Plan and project agreements (unanimous)
- Approved Amendment #12 to FY2020-2029 Transportation Improvement Program (unanimous)
- Approved 2023 Section 5310 Program of Projects (unanimous)
- Approved consent agenda including May minutes, legal services, Morrisville Parkway study, and LAPP move forward (unanimous)
- Received Wake Bus Plan update as information and public hearing only
- Received I-440 widening project update as information only
- Received Mobility Management Implementation Study as information only
- Received 2050 MTP Amendment and related items as information only
Technical Coordinating Committee
The Technical Coordinating Committee will consider recommending approval of the FY 2024 Wake Transit Work Plan, endorse a Mobility Management Implementation Study, and approve the 2023 Section 5310 Program of Projects. They will also receive updates on the I-440 widening project, proposed changes to the Locally Administered Projects Program, and amendments to the Transportation Improvement Program and 2050 Metropolitan Transportation Plan.
- Project U-2719 - I-440 Widening Project (information item)
- Wake Transit FY 24 Recommended Work Plan (recommend approval)
- 2023 Section 5310 Enhanced Mobility Program project selection (recommend approval)
- Amendment #12 to FY2020-2029 Transportation Improvement Program (recommend approval)
- Update to CAMPO Public Participation, Title VI, and Limited English Proficiency Plans (information item)
The Technical Coordinating Committee recommended the Executive Board approve the FY 2024 Recommended Wake Transit Work Plan and its project agreement structure, with revenue assumption modifications. The committee also recommended approval of the 2023 Section 5310 Program of Projects and the Mobility Management Implementation Study. Several items were received as information only, including updates on the I-440 widening project and proposed changes to the Locally Administered Projects Program.
- Recommended FY2024 Wake Transit Work Plan to Executive Board (unanimous)
- Recommended Mobility Management Implementation Study endorsement (unanimous)
- Recommended 2023 Section 5310 Program of Projects approval (unanimous)
- Recommended TIP Amendment #12 approval with requested considerations (unanimous)
- Approved May 4, 2023 meeting minutes (unanimous)
- Received I-440 widening project update as information
- Received LAPP FFY2025 proposed changes as information
- Received Title VI/PPP/LEP plan updates as information
Executive Board
The NC Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization Executive Board is meeting to approve a contract for updating the Metropolitan Transportation Plan's bicycle and pedestrian elements. The board will also approve the sub-allocation of Federal Transit Administration funds for the Raleigh urbanized area. Additionally, the board will review performance targets for pavement, bridges, and travel times for 2022-2025.
- Approve $249,960.35 contract with Alta for Bicycle and Pedestrian Element update
- Approve FFY 2023 FTA Section 5307, 5340, and 5339 sub-allocations for Raleigh UZA
- Review Pavement, Bridge, and Travel Time Performance Measures & Targets 2022-2025
- Receive information on Amendment #12 to FY2020-2029 Transportation Improvement Program
The Executive Board unanimously approved the consent agenda, which included approving the April minutes, endorsing performance targets, awarding a $249,960.35 contract to Alta for the Bicycle and Pedestrian Element update, and approving FFY 2023 FTA fund sub-allocations. All other agenda items were received as information only, with no other formal decisions made.
- Approved April 19, 2023 meeting minutes (unanimous)
- Agreed to plan and program projects toward state performance targets (unanimous)
- Approved $249,960.35 contract with Alta for Bicycle/Pedestrian MTP update (unanimous)
- Approved FFY 2023 FTA Section 5307, 5340, 5339 sub-allocations (unanimous)
Technical Coordinating Committee
The Technical Coordinating Committee recommended that the Executive Board approve planning and programming projects that contribute to the state's 2022-2025 performance targets for pavement, bridge, and travel time reliability. The committee also recommended approval of the FFY 2023 FTA Section 5307, 5340, and 5339 sub-allocations for the Raleigh urbanized area. All other items were received as information only.
- Recommended to Executive Board to plan and program projects toward state's 2022-2025 performance targets (unanimous)
- Recommended to Executive Board approval of FFY 2023 FTA Section 5307, 5340, and 5339 sub-allocations (unanimous)
- Approved April 6, 2023 TCC meeting minutes (unanimous)
Executive Board
The Capital Area MPO Executive Board will consider consent items including March minutes and multimodal planning grant resolutions for Angier and Raleigh. The regular agenda consists of informational updates on the Rail Corridor Identification and Development Program, Complete 540, the Southeast Area Study, MTP Roadway Prioritization, and the 2024-2033 TIP/STIP. Budget and project updates are also informational. No action items requiring votes are listed beyond the consent agenda.
- Consent: adopt March 15, 2023 meeting minutes
- Consent: adopt multimodal planning grant resolutions for Town of Angier and City of Raleigh
- Info: Rail Corridor Identification and Development Program update
- Info: Complete 540 update from NC Turnpike Authority
- Info: 2024-2033 TIP/STIP update
The Executive Board unanimously approved the consent agenda, which included adopting the March meeting minutes and resolutions supporting NCDOT Multimodal Planning Grant applications for the Town of Angier and the City of Raleigh. The board received informational updates on the FRA Rail Corridor Identification and Development Program, Complete 540, the Southeast Area Study, MTP Roadway Prioritization, and the 2024-2033 TIP/STIP. No other formal votes were taken.
- Approved consent agenda including March minutes and multimodal grant resolutions (unanimous)
- Received rail corridor program update as information
- Received Complete 540 update as information
- Received Southeast Area Study update as information
- Received MTP Roadway Prioritization update as information
- Received 2024-2033 TIP/STIP update as information
- Received budget and member shares reports as information
- Received project and staff updates as information
Technical Coordinating Committee
The Technical Coordinating Committee for the NC Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization meets virtually to review transportation planning updates. The committee will receive information on the Rail Corridor Identification and Development Program, the Complete 540 project, and the Southeast Area Study. The primary action item is to recommend the adoption of the 2023 NCDOT Multimodal Planning Grant Application to the Executive Board.
- Recommend Executive Board Adoption of the 2023 NCDOT Multimodal Planning Grant Application
- Review updates on the Complete 540 project presented by NC Turnpike Authority staff
- Receive information on the Rail Corridor Identification and Development Program
- Review Q2 projections for the FY 2023 Operating Budget and Member Dues
- Review updates on the Southeast Area Study and MTP Roadway Prioritization
The Technical Coordinating Committee approved resolutions supporting NCDOT Multimodal Planning Grant applications for the Town of Angier and the City of Raleigh. The committee also approved the March 2, 2023 meeting minutes. All other agenda items were received as information only, including updates on rail corridors, Complete 540, Southeast Area Study, and MTP roadway prioritization.
- Approved March 2, 2023 meeting minutes (unanimous)
- Approved multimodal planning grant resolutions for Town of Angier and City of Raleigh (unanimous)
Executive Board
The NC Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization Executive Board is meeting to approve updates to the 2024-2033 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) and hold a public hearing on TIP Amendment #11. The board will also review the recommended FY 2025-2030 Wake Bus Plan and approve additional funding for the Mingo Creek Greenway Extension. These decisions shape regional transportation funding and bus service routes in Wake County and surrounding areas.
- Public hearing on TIP Amendment #11 to the FY 2020-2029 Transportation Improvement Program
- Approval of swaps for projects U-5966, U-5751, U-6193, U-6117, U-6119, and TD-5307 in the 2024-2033 TIP
- Approval of additional funding request for the Mingo Creek Greenway Extension project
- Review of the Recommended FY 2025-2030 Wake Bus Plan
- Approval of the NCLM Insurance Pool Program interlocal agreement
The CAMPO Executive Board approved TIP Amendment #11 to the FY 2020-2029 Transportation Improvement Program, pending no negative public comments by March 24, 2023. The board also unanimously approved the consent agenda, which included the February minutes, an insurance pool agreement, a TIP project swap, a 5310 MOU, endorsement of the Mobility Management framework, and additional funding for the Mingo Creek Greenway Extension. Informational items on the Wake Bus Plan, FY 2024 Wake Transit Work Plan, and Rapid Bus Extension study were received without action.
- Approved TIP Amendment #11 (unanimous), pending no negative comments
- Approved consent agenda (unanimous), including February minutes
- Approved NCLM insurance pool interlocal agreement (unanimous)
- Approved swap of U-5966 for U-5751 and U-6193 for U-6117, U-6119, TD-5307 in TIP (unanimous)
- Authorized Executive Director to execute 5310 MOU with City of Raleigh (unanimous)
- Endorsed Mobility Management Program Implementation Study framework (unanimous)
- Approved additional LAPP funding for Mingo Creek Greenway Extension (unanimous)
Technical Coordinating Committee
The NC Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization's Technical Coordinating Committee met virtually to review the Recommended FY 2025-2030 Wake Bus Plan and update the Transportation Improvement Program. The committee considered recommendations to adopt Amendment #11 to the FY 2020-2029 TIP and approve additional funding for the Mingo Creek Greenway Extension. Staff also presented updates on the Rapid Bus Extension Major Investment Study and the Section 5310 program for seniors and individuals with disabilities.
- Review of the Recommended FY 2025-2030 Wake Bus Plan and draft short-range transit plans for GoCary, GoRaleigh, and GoTriangle.
- Recommendation to adopt Amendment #11 to the FY 2020-2029 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP).
- Recommendation to approve additional funding for the Mingo Creek Greenway Extension project under the Locally Administered Project Program.
- Update on the Rapid Bus Extension Major Investment Study, including Western and Southern Extension project profiles.
- Endorsement of the Mobility Management Program Implementation Study framework and Phase 1 recommendations.
The Technical Coordinating Committee approved the February 2, 2023 minutes and unanimously endorsed the Mobility Management Implementation Study (MMIS) Phase I framework. It also unanimously recommended the Executive Board adopt TIP Amendment #11, approve the 2024-2033 TIP/STIP project swaps, and approve an additional $1.2M for the Mingo Creek Greenway Extension. Several items were received as information only, including the Wake Bus Plan, Rapid Bus Extension study, and FY 2024 Wake Transit Work Plan.
- Approved February 2, 2023 minutes (unanimous)
- Endorsed MMIS Phase I Mobility Management Program Framework (unanimous)
- Recommended Executive Board adopt TIP Amendment #11 (unanimous)
- Recommended Executive Board swap U-5966 for U-5751 and U-6193 for U-6177, U-6119, TD-5307 in 2024-2033 TIP/STIP (unanimous)
- Recommended Executive Board approve $1.2M additional funding for Mingo Creek Greenway Extension (unanimous)
Executive Board
The Capital Area MPO Executive Board will hold a public hearing and consider adopting the Unified Planning Work Program for FY 2024 and the FFY 2024 LAPP Program. The board will also receive updates on the Safe Routes to School road safety audit, the Mobility Management Implementation Study, the draft 2024-2033 TIP/STIP, and the 2020 Urbanized Area update. Consent items include approving January minutes, a TIP amendment, and an FTA funding memorandum of understanding.
- Public hearing and adoption of Unified Planning Work Program FY 2024
- Public hearing and approval of FFY 2024 LAPP Program
- Approve FTA Section 5307, 5340, and 5339 sub-allocation MOU for FFY 2023
- Receive draft 2024-2033 TIP/STIP update
- Receive CAMPO SRTS Program road safety audit report
The Executive Board unanimously approved the FY 2024 Unified Planning Work Program and the FFY 2024 LAPP Program after public hearings with no comments. The board also approved the consent agenda, which included the January minutes, TIP Amendment #11, and the FTA funding MOU. Several items were received as information only, including the SRTS road safety audit, mobility management study, and TIP/STIP update.
- Adopted FY 2024 Unified Planning Work Program (unanimous)
- Approved FFY 2024 LAPP Program (unanimous)
- Approved consent agenda including January minutes, TIP Amendment #11, and FTA MOU (unanimous)
- Received SRTS Road Safety Audit Report as information
- Received Mobility Management Program Implementation Study as information
- Received Draft 2024-2033 TIP/STIP Update as information
- Received 2020 Urbanized Area Update as information
- Received budget and project updates as information
Technical Coordinating Committee
The Technical Coordinating Committee will consider recommending adoption of the FY 2024 Unified Planning Work Program and approval of the FFY24 Locally Administered Projects Program (LAPP) Investment Program. They will also receive updates on the draft 2024-2033 TIP/STIP, a road safety audit, mobility management, and urbanized areas. The meeting is virtual due to COVID-19.
- FY 2024 Draft Unified Planning Work Program (UPWP) - recommend adoption
- FFY24 Locally Administered Projects Program (LAPP) Investment Program - recommend approval
- Draft 2024-2033 TIP/STIP Update - receive as information
- CAMPO SRTS Program - Road Safety Audit Report Review - receive as information
- 2020 Urbanized Areas Update - receive as information
The Technical Coordinating Committee unanimously recommended the Executive Board adopt the FY 2024 Unified Planning Work Program and the FFY24 Locally Administered Projects Program (LAPP) Investment Program. The committee also approved the January 5, 2023 meeting minutes. Several items were received as information only, including the draft 2024-2033 TIP/STIP update, TIP Amendment #11, and various program updates.
- Approved January 5, 2023 meeting minutes (unanimous)
- Recommended FY 2024 UPWP adoption (unanimous)
- Recommended FFY24 LAPP Investment Program approval (unanimous)
Executive Board
The Capital Area MPO Executive Board will elect its 2023 Chair and Vice Chair, and receive updates on the Wake Transit Greater Triangle Commuter Rail study, the FY24 draft Unified Planning Work Program, and the Locally Administered Projects Program investment plan. The board will also consider consent items including the Wake Bus Plan Project Prioritization Policy and safety performance targets, and hold a public hearing.
- Election of Chair and Vice Chair for 2023
- Wake Transit: Greater Triangle Commuter Rail Update (information)
- FY24 Draft Unified Planning Work Program (information)
- Locally Administered Projects Program (LAPP) Investment Program (information)
- Consent: Adopt Wake Bus Plan Project Prioritization Policy
The CAMPO Executive Board unanimously approved the consent agenda, including the Wake Bus Plan Project Prioritization Policy, safety performance targets, and resolutions supporting Paved Trails and Sidewalk Feasibility Grant applications for Apex, Holly Springs, and Morrisville. Vivian Jones was elected Chair and Butch Lawter Vice Chair for 2023. The board received informational updates on the Greater Triangle Commuter Rail study, the FY 2024 Draft Unified Planning Work Program, and the Locally Administered Projects Program investment plan.
- Approved Nov 16, 2022 Executive Board minutes (unanimous)
- Adopted Wake Bus Plan Project Prioritization Policy (unanimous)
- Approved Safety Performance Measures and Targets 2023 (unanimous)
- Adopted resolutions endorsing Paved Trails and Sidewalk Feasibility Grant applications for Apex, Holly Springs, and Morrisville (unanimous)
- Elected Vivian Jones as Chair for 2023 (unanimous)
- Elected Butch Lawter as Vice Chair for 2023 (unanimous)
Technical Coordinating Committee
The NC Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization's Technical Coordinating Committee met virtually to review transportation planning items. Key actions included recommending the Executive Board endorse a Paved Trails and Sidewalk Feasibility Grant for three towns and adopt an updated Wake Bus Plan Project Prioritization Policy. The committee also reviewed safety performance targets and received informational updates on commuter rail and the FY 2024 planning work program.
- Recommendation to endorse Paved Trails and Sidewalk Feasibility Grant for towns of Apex, Holly Springs, and Morrisville
- Recommendation to adopt updated Wake Bus Plan Project Prioritization Policy
- Review of Safety Performance Measures and Targets for 2023
- Informational update on Greater Triangle Commuter Rail
- Informational review of FY 2024 Draft Unified Planning Work Program
The Technical Coordinating Committee elected Ben Howell as Chair and Tracy Stephenson as Vice Chair for 2023 by unanimous vote. It also unanimously approved recommending the Paved Trails and Sidewalk Feasibility Grant applications for Apex, Holly Springs, and Morrisville, and the updated Wake Bus Plan Project Prioritization Policy to the Executive Board. The committee received informational updates on the Greater Triangle Commuter Rail, the FY 2024 Unified Planning Work Program, and the LAPP Investment Program.
- Elected Ben Howell as Chair and Tracy Stephenson as Vice Chair for 2023 (unanimous)
- Approved recommending Paved Trails and Sidewalk Feasibility Grant applications for Apex, Holly Springs, and Morrisville (unanimous)
- Approved recommending updated Wake Bus Plan Project Prioritization Policy to Executive Board (unanimous)
- Approved recommending safety performance targets supporting NCDOT's state targets (unanimous)
- Received as information: Greater Triangle Commuter Rail feasibility update
- Received as information: FY 2024 Draft Unified Planning Work Program
- Received as information: LAPP Investment Program for FFY 2024
- Received as information: 2023 budget projections and member shares