Campo public meetings in 2024
20 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Executive Board
The Capital Area MPO Executive Board will hold public hearings on a Transportation Improvement Program amendment and a SPOT division needs point assignment, then consider action items including a resolution supporting NCDOT's Corridor P and approval of draft goals for the 2055 Metropolitan Transportation Plan update. Consent items include minutes, a UPWP amendment, and a transit work plan amendment. Several items are informational only, including project updates and budget projections.
- Public hearing on Amendment #6 to FY2024-2033 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)
- Public hearing on SPOT 7.0 Division Needs Local Input Point Assignment
- Resolution of support for NCDOT Strategic Transportation Corridors - Corridor P
- Approval of draft goals, objectives, performance measures, and guide totals for 2055 MTP
- Consent: FY 2025 UPWP Amendment #2 and FY 2025 Q2 Wake Transit Work Plan amendment
The CAMPO Executive Board approved Amendment #6 to the FY2024-2033 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) as amended, which removed project U-5811 at the request of the Town of Morrisville. The board also approved the SPOT 7.0 Division Needs Local Input Point assignment, a resolution of support for NCDOT's Corridor P, and the draft goals, objectives, performance measures, and county guide totals for the 2055 Metropolitan Transportation Plan (MTP). All votes were unanimous.
- Approved TIP Amendment #6 as amended to remove project U-5811 (unanimous)
- Approved SPOT 7.0 Division Needs Local Input Point assignment (unanimous)
- Adopted Resolution of Support for NCDOT Strategic Transportation Corridor P (unanimous)
- Approved draft goals, objectives, performance measures, and county guide totals for 2055 MTP (unanimous)
- Approved Consent Agenda including October minutes, UPWP Amendment #2, and Wake Transit Q2 amendments (unanimous)
Technical Coordinating Committee
The Technical Coordinating Committee will consider several transportation items, including a resolution supporting NCDOT's Strategic Transportation Corridors Corridor P, an amendment to the FY2024-2033 Transportation Improvement Program, and approval of draft goals for the 2055 Metropolitan Transportation Plan. The committee will also receive updates on the Wake Transit Plan and project reports.
- Resolution of support for NCDOT Strategic Transportation Corridors - Corridor P
- Amendment #6 to FY2024-2033 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)
- DRAFT 2055 MTP goals, objectives, performance measures, and guide totals
- FY2025 Quarter 2 Wake Transit Work Plan amendment request
- FY 2025 Unified Planning Work Program Amendment #2
The Technical Coordinating Committee unanimously recommended the Executive Board adopt a Resolution of Support for NCDOT's Strategic Transportation Corridor P, and also recommended approval of Amendment #6 to the FY2024-2033 Transportation Improvement Program. Several other items were recommended for approval, including the FY 2025 UPWP Amendment #2, SPOT 7.0 Division Needs Local Input Point assignment, and draft 2055 MTP goals. Informational updates were received on projects U-5747/U-5750, the 2055 MTP scenario development, and the Wake Transit Plan Update.
- Recommended adoption of Corridor P Resolution of Support (unanimous)
- Recommended approval of Amendment #6 to FY2024-2033 TIP (unanimous)
- Recommended approval of FY 2025 UPWP Amendment #2 (unanimous)
- Recommended approval of SPOT 7.0 Division Needs Local Input Point assignment (unanimous)
- Recommended approval of draft 2055 MTP goals, objectives, performance measures, and guide totals (unanimous)
- Approved FY2025 Q2 Wake Transit Work Plan amendment requests (unanimous)
- Approved October 3, 2024 meeting minutes (unanimous)
Executive Board
The Capital Area MPO Executive Board will hold a public hearing on the FY 2025 Congestion Management Process update and consider consent items including the September minutes and updated Title VI/LEP plans. They will also receive information on GoTriangle's financial audit findings, a Transportation Improvement Program amendment, and a regional safety action plan. The meeting is mostly informational and procedural, with no major funding decisions on the agenda.
- Public hearing on Congestion Management Process FY 2025 update
- GoTriangle financial audit findings presentation (Deloitte)
- Amendment #6 to FY2024-2033 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)
- Update to CAMPO's Title VI and Limited English Proficiency Plans
- Regional Multi-Modal Safety Action Plan project update
The CAMPO Executive Board approved the FY 2025 Congestion Management Process update and all consent agenda items, including the September minutes and updated Title VI/LEP plans. The board also received informational presentations on GoTriangle's financial audit, TIP Amendment #6, SPOT 7 updates, and the Regional Multi-Modal Safety Action Plan. No substantive decisions were made on these informational items.
- Approved September 18, 2024 meeting minutes (unanimous)
- Approved updated Title VI and Limited English Proficiency Plans (unanimous)
- Approved Congestion Management Process FY2025 update (unanimous)
Technical Coordinating Committee
The Technical Coordinating Committee will consider recommending approval of updated Title VI and Limited English Proficiency Plans, endorse the Congestion Management Process final report, and receive updates on a Transportation Improvement Program amendment, SPOT 7, and a regional safety plan. The meeting also includes informational items on the FY2025 budget and project updates.
- Recommend Executive Board approve updated Title VI and Limited English Proficiency Plans
- Recommend Executive Board endorse Congestion Management Process final report
- Receive Amendment #6 to FY2024-2033 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)
- Receive SPOT 7 Update & Division Needs Phase
- Receive Regional Multi-Modal Safety Action Plan project update
The Technical Coordinating Committee recommended approval of the updated Title VI and Limited English Proficiency Plans and endorsed the Congestion Management Process (CMP) FY 2025 update. Both items were approved unanimously. The committee also received information-only updates on the TIP Amendment #6, SPOT 7, the Regional Multi-Modal Safety Action Plan, and budget reports.
- Recommended Executive Board approval of updated Title VI and LEP Plans (unanimous)
- Recommended Executive Board endorsement of CMP FY 2025 final report (unanimous)
- Approved September 5, 2024 meeting minutes (unanimous)
- Received TIP Amendment #6 as information only
- Received SPOT 7 update as information only
- Received Regional Multi-Modal Safety Action Plan update as information only
Executive Board
The Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization (CAMPO) Executive Board will meet to consider consent items, hold public hearings, and take action on several transportation planning matters. Key actions include approving federal transit fund sub-allocations, adopting performance measures, and updating the coordinated public transit plan. The board will also receive informational updates on the budget and project status.
- Approve FY 2025 Unified Planning Work Program Amendment #1
- Approve FFY 2024 FTA Section 5307, 5340, and 5339 sub-allocations for Raleigh urbanized area
- Public hearing on FY 24 Coordinated Public Transit - Human Services Transportation Plan
- Approve SPOT 7 Division Needs target modal mix
- Approve updated U.S. 1 Council of Planning Memorandum of Understanding
The Executive Board unanimously approved the 2024 Coordinated Public Transit-Human Services Transportation Plan update, which guides regional transit funding and services. They also approved the Division Needs target modal mix for SPOT 7, the updated U.S. 1 Council of Planning MOU, and the consent agenda. The Title VI/LEP Plan update and Congestion Management Process update were received as information only.
- Approved consent agenda including FY 2025 UPWP Amendment #1 and FTA fund sub-allocations (unanimous)
- Approved 2024 Coordinated Public Transit-Human Services Transportation Plan update (unanimous)
- Approved SPOT 7 Division Needs target modal mix (unanimous)
- Approved updated U.S. 1 Council of Planning MOU (unanimous)
- Received Title VI and LEP Plan update as information
- Received Congestion Management Process update as information
Technical Coordinating Committee
The Technical Coordinating Committee will review and recommend actions on several transportation planning items, including an update to the U.S. 1 Council of Planning MOU, SPOT 7 target modal mixes, the FY 24 Coordinated Public Transit-Human Services Transportation Plan, transit asset management performance measures, and FTA funding sub-allocations. They will also consider an amendment to the FY 2025 Unified Planning Work Program and receive informational updates on budget, projects, and engagement.
- Recommend approval of updated U.S. 1 Council of Planning Memorandum of Understanding
- Recommend approval of SPOT 7 Division Needs target modal mix
- Recommend approval of 2024 Coordinated Public Transit-Human Services Transportation Plan update
- Recommend adoption of 2025 Transit Asset Management Performance Measures and Targets
- Recommend approval of FFY 2024-2026 FTA Section 5307, 5340, and 5339 sub-allocation MOU and FFY 2024 sub-allocations
The Technical Coordinating Committee recommended the Executive Board approve eight items, including an updated US 1 Council of Planning MOU, SPOT 7 division needs target modal mixes, the 2024 Coordinated Public Transit-Human Services Transportation Plan, transit asset management performance measures, and several FTA funding allocations. All votes were unanimous. The committee also received informational updates on the Title VI Plan, Congestion Management Process, budget, and project updates.
- Recommended approval of updated US 1 Council of Planning MOU (unanimous)
- Recommended approval of SPOT 7 Division needs target modal mix (unanimous)
- Recommended approval of 2024 Coordinated Public Transit-Human Services Transportation Plan (unanimous)
- Recommended adoption of 2025 Transit Asset Management Performance Measures and Targets (unanimous)
- Recommended approval of FTA Section 5307/5340/5339 sub-allocation MOU for FFY 2024-2026 (unanimous)
- Recommended approval of FFY 2024 FTA Section 5307/5340/5339 sub-allocations (unanimous)
- Recommended approval to reaffirm City of Raleigh as Designated Recipient for FTA funds (unanimous)
- Recommended adoption of FY 2025 UPWP Amendment #1 (unanimous)
Executive Board
The Capital Area MPO Executive Board will hold public hearings and consider approving the FFY 2026 Locally Administered Projects Program (LAPP), Amendment #5 to the FY2024-2033 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP), and the SPOT 7.0 Regional Impact point allocation. The board will also vote on the revised FY 2025 Wake Transit Work Plan and several consent items, including funding requests and project approvals.
- Public hearing and approval of FFY 2026 Locally Administered Projects Program (LAPP)
- Public hearing and approval of Amendment #5 to FY2024-2033 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)
- Approval of SPOT 7.0 Regional Impact Local Input Point Allocation
- Consideration of revised FY 2025 Wake Transit Work Plan and project agreements
- Additional funding request for Town of Garner's U-6225 White Oak, Hebron, and Ackerman Roundabout project
The Executive Board unanimously approved the revised FY2025 Wake Transit Work Plan, which includes $2.528M of Vehicle Rental Tax (VRT) revenue (half of the originally proposed $5.056M) and defers decisions on VRT allocations for FY2026-2035 pending mediation. The board also approved the consent agenda, including the Morrisville Parkway Access Management Study, a functional classification change for Ligon Mill Road, and multiple funding and contract items. Public hearings were held and approvals granted for the FFY 2026 LAPP program, TIP Amendment #5, and SPOT 7.0 Regional Impact point allocations.
- Approved FY2025 Wake Transit Work Plan with $2.528M VRT revenue (unanimous)
- Approved consent agenda including Morrisville Parkway Access Management Study, Ligon Mill Road classification change, and Triangle Bikeway contracts (unanimous)
- Approved FFY 2026 LAPP program and opened Call for Projects (unanimous)
- Approved Amendment #5 to FY2024-2033 TIP (unanimous)
- Approved SPOT 7.0 Regional Impact point allocation and staff coordination (unanimous)
- Approved 31 FY2024 Wake Transit Work Plan period of performance extensions (consent)
- Approved additional funding for Garner's U-6225 roundabout project (consent)
- Approved LAPP prior year project move forward requests (consent)
Technical Coordinating Committee
The Technical Coordinating Committee will consider and recommend actions on several transportation items, including the revised FY 2025 Wake Transit Work Plan, an amendment to the FY2024-2033 Transportation Improvement Program, and funding requests for locally administered projects. The committee will also receive updates on the MTP Bicycle/Pedestrian Element and the operating budget. Public comments are accepted at the start of the meeting.
- Amendment #5 to FY2024-2033 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)
- Revised Recommended FY 2025 Wake Transit Work Plan and project groupings
- Additional funding request for Town of Garner's U-6225 White Oak, Hebron, and Ackerman Roundabout project
- Functional classification change for Ligon Mill Road, Wake Forest, NC
- 31 period of performance extensions for FY 2024 Wake Transit Work Plan agreements
The TCC recommended approval of the FFY 2026 LAPP with revised design requirements (30% design for ROW, ROW authorization submitted for construction) and directed staff to explore multi-year programming by May 2025. It also recommended approval of a $1,021,200 additional LAPP funding request for the Town of Garner's roundabout project, and approved several other items including the FY 2025 Wake Transit Work Plan with a compromise language on Vehicle Rental Tax revenue. All votes were unanimous except the Wake Transit Work Plan groupings, which passed by majority with one opposition.
- Approved revised LAPP FFY 2026 recommendations (unanimous)
- Approved $1,021,200 additional LAPP funding for Garner roundabout (unanimous)
- Approved LAPP prior year project move forward requests (unanimous)
- Approved Amendment #5 to FY2024-2033 TIP (unanimous)
- Approved SPOT 7.0 Regional Impact local input point allocation (unanimous)
- Endorsed Morrisville Parkway Access Management Study (unanimous)
- Approved functional classification change for Ligon Mill Road (unanimous)
- Approved FY2025 Wake Transit Work Plan with Wake County language (unanimous; project groupings approved by majority)
Executive Board
The Capital Area MPO Executive Board is meeting to approve consent items, including a rail study agreement and a regional area study update. The primary decision item is a public hearing on the recommended FY 2025 Wake Transit Work Plan. The board will also review informational updates on the transportation improvement program, budget projections, and project statuses.
- Public hearing on the Recommended FY 2025 Wake Transit Work Plan
- Approval of Interlocal Funding Agreement for Strategic Rail Infrastructure Investment Study
- Endorsement of Southeast Area Study Update final report
- Approval of Regional Impact target modal mix for SPOT 7 Update
- Review of Amendment #5 to FY2024-2033 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)
The Executive Board unanimously approved the FY 2025 Recommended Wake Transit Work Plan, including project agreement groupings and reporting deliverables, and authorized execution of all FY 2025 project-level agreements. The board also approved the Regional Impact target modal mix for SPOT 7 and the consent agenda, which included approving May minutes, an interlocal funding agreement for a rail study, and endorsing the Southeast Area Study. Several items were received as information only, including updates on Complete 540, the North Harnett County Transit Study, and the Wake Transit Plan.
- Approved FY 2025 Recommended Wake Transit Work Plan and project agreements (unanimous)
- Approved Regional Impact target modal mix for SPOT 7 (unanimous)
- Approved consent agenda including May minutes, rail study funding agreement, and Southeast Area Study endorsement (unanimous)
- Received Complete 540 update as information only
- Received North Harnett County Transit Study update as information only
- Received Wake Transit Plan update as information only
- Received FY 24 Coordinated Public Transit-Human Services Transportation Plan update as information only
- Received LAPP and TIP Amendment #5 updates as information only
Technical Coordinating Committee
The Technical Coordinating Committee for the NC Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization is meeting to review transportation planning updates. Key actions include recommending the Executive Board endorse the Southeast Area Study Update and approve the FY 2025 Wake Transit Work Plan. The committee will also receive informational updates on the Complete 540 project, FFY 2026 Locally Administered Projects Program, and the FY 2024 operating budget.
- Recommend Executive Board endorsement of the Southeast Area Study Update final report
- Recommend approval of the FY 2025 Wake Transit Work Plan and project agreement groupings
- Receive information on the Complete 540 project update from NC Turnpike Authority
- Receive information on FFY 2026 Locally Administered Projects Program (LAPP)
- Receive information on FY 2024 Operating Budget projections and member shares
The Technical Coordinating Committee recommended the Executive Board approve the FY 2025 Wake Transit Work Plan, project agreement groupings, and deliverables, and authorize the Executive Director to execute agreements. The recommendation passed by majority vote with one opposition. The committee also unanimously recommended endorsement of the Southeast Area Study Update and approval of the Regional Impact target modal mix for SPOT 7.
- Recommended FY2025 Wake Transit Work Plan approval (majority vote, 1 opposed)
- Recommended Southeast Area Study Update endorsement (unanimous)
- Recommended SPOT 7 Regional Impact target modal mix approval (unanimous)
- Approved May 2, 2024 meeting minutes (unanimous)
Executive Board
The NC Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization (CAMPO) Executive Board met to approve several transportation agreements and program updates. Key decisions included authorizing an Interlocal Funding Agreement for the Triangle Bikeway NEPA/Design project and approving projects for inclusion in the Transportation Improvement Program under the NC 540 Bonus Allocation. The board also conducted a public hearing to approve Amendment #4 to the FY2024-2033 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP). Additionally, the board adopted a resolution of support for a Harnett County microtransit feasibility grant application.
- Approve Interlocal Funding Agreement for Triangle Bikeway NEPA/Design
- Approve projects for NC 540 (R-2829) Bonus Allocation Programming
- Public hearing to approve Amendment #4 to FY2024-2033 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)
- Adopt Resolution of Support for Harnett County 2024 NCDOT Microtransit Feasibility Grant
- Approve FY 2024 Q4 Wake Transit Work Plan Amendment Request
The Executive Board unanimously approved the consent agenda, which included the April minutes, a Wake Transit work plan amendment, a microtransit grant resolution, a bikeway funding agreement, and a planning area agreement. They also held a public hearing and unanimously approved Amendment #4 to the FY2024-2033 Transportation Improvement Program, adding electric bus charging infrastructure projects. Additionally, the board unanimously approved programming two projects (A228a1 and A929) for NC 540 bonus allocation funds. Several items were received as information only, including the Triangle Regional Transit Survey, Morrisville Parkway study recommendations, and the FY 2025 Wake Transit Work Plan update.
- Approved consent agenda including minutes, Wake Transit Q4 amendment, microtransit grant resolution, bikeway ILA, and DCHC agreement (unanimous)
- Approved Amendment #4 to FY2024-2033 TIP adding electric bus charging projects TD-5269 and TD-5285 (unanimous)
- Approved NC 540 bonus allocation programming for projects A228a1 and A929 (unanimous)
- Received Triangle Regional Transit Survey 2023 as information
- Received Morrisville Parkway Access Management Study recommendations as information
- Received FY 2025 Wake Transit Work Plan update as information
Technical Coordinating Committee
The Technical Coordinating Committee is meeting to review and make recommendations on several transportation items, including the Triangle Regional Transit Survey 2023, the Morrisville Parkway Access Management Study, and a FY 2024 Q4 Wake Transit Work Plan amendment. The committee will also consider approving an amendment to the FY2024-2033 Transportation Improvement Program, programming NC 540 bonus allocation funds, and approving updates to its bylaws and a planning area agreement with DCHC MPO. Public comments are accepted at the start of the meeting.
- Triangle Regional Transit Survey 2023 presented for information
- Morrisville Parkway Access Management Study recommendations presented
- FY 2024 Q4 Wake Transit Work Plan Amendment recommended for Executive Board approval
- Amendment #4 to FY2024-2033 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) recommended for approval
- NC 540 (R-2829) bonus allocation project recommendations reviewed
The Technical Coordinating Committee recommended the Executive Board approve two projects (A228a1 and A929) for inclusion in the Transportation Improvement Program using NC 540 bonus allocation funds. The committee also recommended approval of the FY2024 Q4 Wake Transit Work Plan Amendment and Amendment #4 to the FY2024-2033 TIP. Several informational items were received, including the Triangle Regional Transit Survey and the Morrisville Parkway Access Management Study.
- Recommended Executive Board approve NC 540 bonus allocation projects A228a1 and A929 (majority vote, 1 opposed)
- Recommended Executive Board approve FY2024 Q4 Wake Transit Work Plan Amendment (unanimous)
- Recommended Executive Board approve Amendment #4 to FY2024-2033 TIP (unanimous)
- Approved TCC Bylaws amendments adding Campbell University as ex-officio member (unanimous)
- Recommended Executive Board approve CAMPO-DCHC MPO Planning Area Agreement update (unanimous)
- Approved April 4, 2024 meeting minutes (unanimous)
Executive Board
The NC Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization (CAMPO) Executive Board meets to approve consent items including a $50,000 funding agreement with NCDOT for the FAST 2.0 study. The board will also review Amendment #4 to the FY2024-2033 Transportation Improvement Program and recommend approval of an updated Memorandum of Understanding for local adoption. Additional informational items include the FY2024 operating budget and project updates.
- Authorize signing of FAST 2.0 Funding Agreement with NCDOT for $50,000 contribution
- Receive Amendment #4 to FY2024-2033 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) as information
- Recommend approval of updated CAMPO Memorandum of Understanding for local adoption
- Authorize signing of Mobility Management Program Memorandum of Understanding
- Review FY2024 Operating Budget and Member's Shares as informational items
The Executive Board unanimously approved an updated Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) that expands membership to include Chatham County, the Town of Coats, and the Town of Lillington as voting members. The board also approved the consent agenda, which included the March minutes, a Mobility Management Program agreement, and a FAST 2.0 funding agreement. Several items were received as information only, including the Southeast Area Study update, TIP Amendment #4, and NC 540 bonus allocation programming.
- Approved updated CAMPO MOU for local adoption (unanimous)
- Approved March 20, 2024 meeting minutes (consent agenda)
- Authorized Executive Director to sign Mobility Management Program MOU (consent)
- Authorized Executive Director to sign FAST 2.0 funding agreement with NCDOT (consent)
Technical Coordinating Committee
The Technical Coordinating Committee for the NC Capital Area MPO is meeting to review transportation planning updates, including the Southeast Area Study and Amendment #4 to the FY2024-2033 Transportation Improvement Program. The body will also authorize the signing of a Mobility Management Program Memorandum of Understanding and recommend approval of an updated CAMPO MOU for local adoption. Additionally, the committee will approve updated TCC Bylaws and receive informational reports on the FY2024 operating budget and project updates.
- Amendment #4 to FY2024-2033 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)
- NC 540 (R-2829) Bonus Allocation Programming
- Authorization to sign Mobility Management Program Memorandum of Understanding
- Recommendation to approve updated CAMPO Memorandum of Understanding
- Approval of updated TCC Bylaws
The Technical Coordinating Committee approved three items unanimously: recommending the Executive Director sign the Mobility Management Program MOU, recommending approval of the updated CAMPO MOU for local adoption, and approving updated TCC Bylaws. The committee also received informational updates on the Southeast Area Study, TIP Amendment #4, NC 540 bonus allocation programming, budget, and project updates. No public comments were made.
- Approved March 7, 2024 meeting minutes (unanimous)
- Recommended Executive Director sign final MMP MOU (unanimous)
- Recommended approval of updated CAMPO MOU for local adoption (unanimous)
- Approved updated TCC Bylaws (unanimous)
Executive Board
The NC Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization Executive Board will hold a public hearing to approve Amendment #3 to the FY2024-2033 Transportation Improvement Program. The board will also endorse the final phase of the US 401 Corridor Study and approve an interlocal agreement for the US 1 North Toll Study. Additional items include approving the Apex Rail Switching Operations Relocation Study agreement and reviewing the FY2024 operating budget.
- Public hearing to approve Amendment #3 to FY2024-2033 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)
- Endorsement of US 401 Corridor Study - Final Phase recommendations
- Approval of interlocal agreement for US 1 North (U-5307) Toll Study
- Approval of Apex Rail Switching Operations Relocation Study Interlocal Agreement
- Review of FY2024 Operating Budget and Member’s Shares
The Executive Board unanimously endorsed and adopted the US 401 Corridor Study recommendations, instructing staff to include them in the next Metropolitan Transportation Plan. The board also approved the consent agenda, including the Apex Rail Switching Operations Relocation Study Interlocal Agreement, and approved Amendment #3 to the FY2024-2033 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP). Additionally, the board approved an interlocal agreement for the US 1 North Toll Study with a $150K cost share.
- Endorsed and adopted US 401 Corridor Study recommendations (unanimous)
- Approved consent agenda including Apex Rail Switching Operations Relocation Study ILA (unanimous)
- Approved Amendment #3 to FY2024-2033 TIP (unanimous)
- Approved US 1 North Toll Study interlocal agreement with $150K cost share (unanimous)
Technical Coordinating Committee
The NC Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization's Technical Coordinating Committee will review transportation planning updates for Wake and surrounding counties. The body is scheduled to endorse the final phase of the US 401 Corridor Study and recommend approval of Amendment #3 to the FY2024-2033 Transportation Improvement Program. Other items include receiving information on the Draft FY 2025 Wake Transit Work Plan, TCC Bylaws amendments, and the FY2024 operating budget.
- Endorsement of US 401 Corridor Study - Final Phase recommendations
- Recommendation for approval of Amendment #3 to FY2024-2033 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)
- Informational review of Draft FY 2025 Wake Transit Work Plan
- Informational review of TCC Bylaws Amendments & Updates
- Informational review of FY2024 Operating Budget and Member's Shares
The Technical Coordinating Committee recommended the Executive Board endorse the US 401 Corridor Study recommendations, covering improvements to US 401, NC 55, Angier Bypass, and NC 210. The committee also recommended approval of Amendment #3 to the FY2024-2033 Transportation Improvement Program, which adds the Jones Sausage Road project in Garner. Several items were received as information only, including the FY23 TDM report, draft FY 2025 Wake Transit Work Plan, TCC bylaws updates, NC 540 bonus allocation update, and the 2055 MTP goals.
- Recommended Executive Board endorse US 401 Corridor Study recommendations (unanimous)
- Recommended Executive Board approve Amendment #3 to FY2024-2033 TIP (unanimous)
- Approved February 1, 2024 TCC minutes (unanimous)
- Received FY23 TDM Annual Impact Report as information
- Received Draft FY 2025 Wake Transit Work Plan as information
- Received TCC Bylaws Amendments & Updates as information
- Received NC 540 Bonus Allocation Update as information
- Received Draft 2055 MTP Goals, Objectives, and Performance Measures as information
Executive Board
The NC Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization (CAMPO) Executive Board met to adopt the FY 2025 Unified Planning Work Program and consider the FFY 2025 LAPP Investment Program. The board also received informational updates on the final phase of the US 401 Corridor Study, Amendment #3 to the FY2024-2033 Transportation Improvement Program, and draft 2055 Metropolitan Transportation Plan goals. Consent items included approving January minutes and signing Mobility Management Program funding agreements.
- Adoption of the FY 2025 Unified Planning Work Program (UPWP)
- Public hearing and consideration of the FFY 2025 LAPP Investment Program
- Informational review of the US 401 Corridor Study - Final Phase
- Informational review of Amendment #3 to the FY2024-2033 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)
- Authorization to sign FY24 CAMPO REGULAR 5310 and CRRSAA 5310 Subrecipient grant agreements
The Executive Board unanimously approved the FY 2025 Unified Planning Work Program and the resolution certifying the MPO planning process, following a public hearing with no comments. The board also unanimously approved the FFY 2025 LAPP Investment Program as recommended by the Selection Panel, after a public hearing. Several items were received as information only, including the US 401 Corridor Study recommendations and a draft update to the CAMPO Memorandum of Understanding.
- Approved FY 2025 Unified Planning Work Program and certifying resolution (unanimous)
- Approved FFY 2025 LAPP Investment Program as recommended (unanimous)
- Approved consent agenda including Jan 17 minutes, Q3 Wake Transit Work Plan amendments, and Mobility Management funding agreements (unanimous)
- Received US 401 Corridor Study final recommendations as information only
- Received TIP Amendment #3 as information only
- Received draft 2055 MTP goals and objectives as information only
- Received CAMPO MOU draft updates as information only
- Entered closed session and reconvened
Technical Coordinating Committee
The Technical Coordinating Committee is reviewing transportation planning documents for the Capital Area MPO. Key items include recommendations to approve the FFY 2025 LAPP Investment Program and adopt the FY 2025 Unified Planning Work Program. The committee will also receive information on the US 401 Corridor Study and Amendment #3 to the FY2024-2033 TIP.
- Recommend approval of the FFY 25 LAPP Investment Program
- Recommend adoption of the FY 2025 Unified Planning Work Program
- Review FY 2024 3rd Quarter Wake Transit Work Plan Amendment Requests
- Receive information on US 401 Corridor Study - Final Phase
- Receive information on Amendment #3 to FY2024-2033 Transportation Improvement Program
The Technical Coordinating Committee recommended approval of the FFY 25 LAPP Investment Program, adding a condition that the City of Raleigh confirm its ability to accept funding for the Six Forks Road Project by the March TCC meeting. The committee also unanimously recommended approval of the FY 2024 Q3 Wake Transit Work Plan Amendments and the FY 25 Unified Planning Work Program. Several items were received as information only, including the US 401 Corridor Study and a draft Memorandum of Understanding update.
- Approved January 4, 2024 TCC minutes (unanimous)
- Recommended Executive Board approve FY 2024 Q3 Wake Transit Work Plan Amendments (unanimous)
- Recommended approval of FFY 25 LAPP Investment Program with March TCC deadline for Raleigh's Six Forks Road decision (unanimous)
- Recommended Executive Board adopt FY 25 Unified Planning Work Program (unanimous)
- Received US 401 Corridor Study as information only
- Received TIP Amendment #3 as information only
- Received CAMPO MOU draft updates as information only
- Received budget, project updates, and staff reports as information
Executive Board
The Capital Area MPO Executive Board will conduct a public hearing on Amendment #2 to the FY2024-2033 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) and elect a Chair and Vice Chair for 2024. The board will also receive updates on GoTriangle, safety performance targets, the FFY 2025 LAPP program, the UPWP, regional rail, and US-1 North (U-5307). Consent items include approving November minutes and the Wake Bus Plan Service Standards and ADA Funding Policy.
- Public hearing on Amendment #2 to FY2024-2033 TIP
- Election of Chair and Vice Chair for 2024
- Approve Wake Bus Plan Service Standards and ADA Funding Policy
- Review safety performance targets for 2024
- Receive FFY 2025 LAPP recommended investment program
The Executive Board approved the consent agenda, including the November minutes and Wake Bus Plan updates, and approved Amendment #2 to the FY2024-2033 TIP. They re-elected current officers for 2024 and approved safety performance targets. The board also voted to request NCTA to study tolling US-1, though this was received as information only.
- Approved consent agenda including Nov 15, 2023 minutes and Wake Bus Plan updates (unanimous)
- Approved Amendment #2 to FY2024-2033 TIP (unanimous)
- Re-elected current Chair and Vice Chair for 2024 (unanimous)
- Approved Safety Performance Measure Targets 2024 (unanimous)
- Requested NCTA to study tolling US-1 (motion by Currin, seconded by Wright)
Technical Coordinating Committee
The NC Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization's Technical Coordinating Committee meets to review 2024 safety performance targets and recommend approval of Amendment #2 to the FY2024-2033 Transportation Improvement Program. The body also recommends approval of updated Wake Bus Plan service standards and ADA funding policies to the Executive Board. Additionally, the committee conducts elections for the 2024 Chair and Vice Chair and receives informational reports on the FFY 2025 LAPP program and US 1 North project updates.
- Recommendation to approve Amendment #2 to the FY2024-2033 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP).
- Review of 2024 Safety Performance Measure Targets with a recommendation for the Executive Board.
- Recommendation to approve updated Wake Bus Plan Service Standards, Performance Guidelines, and ADA Funding Policy.
- Election of the 2024 Technical Coordinating Committee Chair and Vice Chair.
- Informational update on the US 1 North (U-5307) project.
The Technical Coordinating Committee recommended the Executive Board agree to state safety performance targets, elected Tracy Stephenson as 2024 Chair and Luana Deans as Vice Chair, and recommended approval of the Wake Bus Plan Service Standards and ADA Funding Policy. The committee also approved Amendment #2 to the FY2024-2033 Transportation Improvement Program and received informational updates on the LAPP program, UPWP, and US-1 North corridor options.
- Recommended Executive Board agree to state safety performance targets (unanimous)
- Elected Tracy Stephenson as 2024 TCC Chair (unanimous)
- Elected Luana Deans as 2024 TCC Vice Chair (unanimous)
- Recommended approval of Wake Bus Plan Service Standards and ADA Funding Policy (unanimous)
- Approved Amendment #2 to FY2024-2033 TIP (unanimous)
- Approved November 2, 2023 meeting minutes (unanimous)