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CRTPA adopts right-of-way–focused cost-feasible scenario for regional mobility plan
Summary
The Capital Regional Transportation Planning Agency adopted a draft cost‑feasible regional mobility plan that prioritizes right‑of‑way acquisition for key corridors amid a funding shortfall and rising project costs.
The Capital Regional Transportation Planning Agency on Sept. 16 adopted the draft cost‑feasible scenario that prioritizes right‑of‑way acquisition for major corridor projects, a move staff said will position projects for future construction if funding becomes available. The action, moved and seconded during the board meeting, passed on a voice vote with all members saying “aye.” CRTPA staff and consultants told the board the region faces a gap between projected needs and projected revenues: the top priorities carry an estimated $412 million in 2025 dollars, while available revenue across the 25‑year plan is about $287 million (inflated across time bands). Staff described the adopted “right‑of‑way” scenario as one that spends limited funds primarily to acquire property needed for future construction phases and to set aside…
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