Fort Worth presents first consolidated Master Transportation Plan, emphasizes project readiness
City staff told the committee the plan consolidates previous transportation documents into one fiscally constrained program that identifies 72 priority roadway connections, aligns projects to four-year and ten-year delivery windows and relies on partner funding to increase delivery readiness.
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City Transportation and Public Works staff described Fort Worth'9s first consolidated Master Transportation Plan and a strategy to make projects "shelf stable" so they can move quickly when funding appears. "We've identified 72, roadway connections" Kelly Porter said, adding the plan ties projects to funding cycles and prioritizes project readiness so schematics and environmental work are complete when funds become available.
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