The Metropolitan Transportation Improvement Program (MTIP) is a set of transportation improvements and projects which are scheduled to occur within the Central Lane Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) area over a four-year time period. The MTIP primarily lists projects for which application of certain federal funds will be made or projects which will require USDOT approval to proceed. Priorities for the use of "surface transportation - urban (STP-U)" federal funds, administered by the MPO, are established during the development of the MTIP. In addition, the MTIP lists anticipated expenditures for significant local projects drawn from the capital improvement programs of Eugene, Springfield, Coburg, Lane County, Lane Transit District, and the Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT). All MTIP projects are determined by the transportation needs identified in the area's long-range transportation plan, the Regional Transportation Plan (RTP).
Federal legislation requires that the Metropolitan Planning Organization, in cooperation with the State and with transit operators, develop an MTIP that is updated and approved at least every four years. All projects within the MTIP are included in the Oregon Statewide Transportation Improvement Program (STIP).
The MTIP must be financially constrained by year and include a financial plan that demonstrates which projects can be implemented using current revenue sources and which projects are to be implemented using proposed revenue sources. Only projects for which funds are committed and available can be included in the first two years of the MTIP.
The Central Lane MTIP is developed by the Transportation Planning Committee (TPC), which is responsible for most of the technical details of the transportation planning process. The TPC recommends the MTIP to the Metropolitan Policy Committee (MPC) for review and adoption. MPC, which is composed of elected or appointed officials from Eugene, Springfield, Coburg, Lane County, Lane Transit District, and ODOT, conducts a public hearing and adopts the MTIP on behalf of LCOG and the MPO. The MPC also determines that the MTIP complies with the federal requirements of the Clean Air Act.
The MTIP project list itemizes for each project the anticipated year in which each phase will be undertaken, the funds source and amount, and the responsible agency. Transit projects in the MTIP make up LTD's Program of Projects (POP).
Downloads:
Economic Stimulus Funded Projects -- see map and table here.
FFY10-13 Metropolitan Transportation Improvement Program (MTIP), final approval pending Air Quality Conformity:
Complete document (94 pages, 3.48 Mb PDF
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Document without maps (930 Kb PDF
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Project Location Map (Appendix F) (720 Kb PDF
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Summary of funds programmed (14 Kb) PDF
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FFY08-11 Metropolitan Transportation Improvement Program (MTIP):
As amended (August 31, 2010):
Amendment Log (78Kb PDF
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Amended Project List (175Kb PDF
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Summary of funds programmed (19Kb PDF
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[Note: descriptions of the amendments can be found in the TPC meeting materials]
As adopted (August 30, 2007):
Complete document (96 pages, 1.60Mb PDF
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Document without map (96 pages, 844Kb PDF
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Project Map (Appendix F) (829Kb PDF
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Summary of funds programmed for LTD's "Program of Projects" (8Kb PDF
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End of FFY09 Report on Obligated Projects within the MPO area - Dec 31, 2009 (517Kb PDF
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Surface Transportation Program Fund Applications for FFY07-09 Modernization/Preservation/Project Development: (all in PDF
format)
Summary of Project Applications
Location of Construction Projects (map)
Draft Staff Proposal - Transportation Planning Committee, January 25, 2007
Individual STP-U Applications Received - Refer to MPC Meeting Materials of Feb 8, 2007
STP-U Projects Programmed - Refer to MPC Meeting Materials of March 8, 2007