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Title
Active Transportation Program Regional Project Selection Process - Orange County Project Prioritization Methodology
Overview
On March 25, 2020, the California Transportation Commission adopted the statewide 2021 Active Transportation Program Guidelines and issued a two-tiered call for bicycle and pedestrian projects. The State of California and the Southern California Association of Governments will administer the call for projects and project selection process. A proposal for the methodology that the Orange County Transportation Authority will use to prioritize projects in Orange County for the Southern California Association of Governments Active Transportation Program regional project selection process is presented for Board of Directors’ approval.
Recommendation(s)
Approve the Orange County project prioritization methodology for the 2021 Active Transportation Program regional project selection process and future Active Transportation Program cycles.