Members discuss using CVTA commitments to leverage smaller project segments
The committee reviewed a case where a large project was divided and CVTA regional funds applied to smaller segments to improve leveraging; members recommended running scope changes past the technical committee and avoiding excessive shifts in CVTA share relative to other funding.
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Members reviewed a practice used in the last round to divide a large regional alignment into smaller segments and apply CVTA funds to a portion of the original alignment to improve leverage with other programs. A recent example in the Route 60 Village/Midlothian corridor split a larger project into smaller pieces and reallocated regional funds to one segment to better align with SmartScale applications.
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