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Transportation Review Advisory Council (TRAC)

The Transportation Review Advisory Council (TRAC) has accepted Major/New Project applications for the 2009 TRAC project selection round. Major/New Projects are those transportation projects that have a total project cost greater than $5 million and do one or more of the following:

increase mobility
provide connectivity
increase the accessibility of a region for economic development
increase the capacity of a transportation facility
reduce congestion

TRAC has requested our formal involvement in sorting out the priorities of the projects submitted from our MPO area. MORPC previously adopted and is now executing its policy to arrive at priorities for the fifteen projects which have been submitted to the TRAC from our MPO area.

We received and reviewed public input and comments related to these projects. We anticipate recommending regional priorities for adoption during the September business meetings. These priorities will be transmitted to TRAC shortly thereafter and a presentation of them will be made to TRAC in the fall.

Clickable map of central Ohio TRAC project sites. Text links below.
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