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Technical Advisory Committee

The Lincoln Area MPO established a Technical Advisory Committee to investigate specific transportation related topics in greater detail than what is typically accomplished at Officials Committee meetings. The Committee is made up of representatives of various professional transportation and related planning disciplines which serve in review capacity to consider the effects of transportation plans and programs on social, economic, and environmental factors in conformance to appropriate federal regulations. All Technical Advisory Committees meetings are posted and open to the public.

The Technical Advisory Committee generally will serve as the administrative and technical staff to implement the Operations Plan for Continuing Urban Transportation Planning in the Lincoln Metropolitan Area and to propose, develop and/or review transportation related programs, studies and proposals for the Lincoln Metropolitan Area. The Committee conducts the work necessary to produce the recommended Long Range Transportation Plan and makes recommendations to the Officials Committee on proposed amendments to the transportation plan. Short-term planning documents developed and reviewed by the Technical Advisory Committee include the Unified Planning Work Program, Transportation Improvement Program, and Annual Transportation Report among other implementation documents. The Technical Advisory Committee makes recommendations to the Officials Committee on proposed programs, studies and proposals.

The Technical Advisory Committee shall be constituted of the following members or their representatives:

Voting Members:

Non-voting Members:

While representatives from the cooperating governmental agencies represented on the Technical Advisory Committee may offer expertise in a variety of disciplines, it is anticipated, when necessary, that expert advice and guidance may be sought from other governmental agencies, law enforcement agencies, educational institutions, and, if necessary, private consulting organizations, depending upon staff availability and budgetary considerations.

The Technical Advisory Committee will hold meetings at least on a quarterly basis and subject to call as circumstances warrant. The meetings are open to the public and will be held at such time and place as generally convenient to the membership.

Last Updated: June, 2007

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