CCRPC

The Campus Area Transportation Management Association (CATMA) and Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission (CCRPC), in association with the Cities of South Burlington and Burlington, are currently studying the feasibility of an intermodal transit and parking facility and a new I-89 off-ramp at Exit 14 in South Burlington, Vermont.

CATMA, the CCRPC, and project consultant, David Saladino of Resource Systems Group, present an overview of the scoping study including the project goals and objectives, background information on the existing site and study area, and a discussion of the project schedule and process. The project team describes the characteristics of an intermodal intercept facility and presents examples from around the county.

The Chittenden County Reginal Planning Organization (CCRPC) promotes cooperation among the 19 municipalities of the Chittenden County region. 

The Chittenden County Reginal Planning Organization (CCRPC) promotes cooperation among the 19 municipalities of the Chittenden County region. 

Agenda includes: Summary of how Task Force Recommendations Regarding Implementation Projects will be fit into the FY13 Capital Program, Michele Boomhower.
Review Staff-recommended Package of Phase 1: Short Term Implementation Projects for FY13 Capital Program.  Since the Governor's May 20, 2011 announcement that the Circumferential Highway - as originally conceived - would not be built, the Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission (CCRPC) Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) staff has been coordinating with VTrans, the "CIRC Communities" (Colchester, Essex, Essex Junction, and Williston), and other stakeholders to examine alternatives. The Governor asked the MPO to coordinate a process to identify projects and planning activities to address mobility, congestion, transportation demand, safety, livability, and economic development in the region.