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Central Lane Metropolitan Planning Organization: MOVING INTO THE FUTURE

Unified Planning Work Program

The Unified Planning Work Program (UPWP) is a federally required document describing the transportation planning activities to be undertaken in and surrounding the Central Lane metropolitan area.  These activities are performed in response to the requirements specified for metropolitan planning organizations in federal regulations (Titles 23 and 49). The Central Lane MPO's UPWP covers a two year period and is reviewed annually by USDOT, ODOT and the MPO's policy board.

 Within the guidelines set by the U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT), the UPWP sets priorities for transportation planning activities within the region. These priorities are responsive to the goals set by the MPO's Regional Transportation Plan (RTP), and development of the UPWP provides local transportation agencies with the opportunity to identify their regional planning needs, objectives and products.

The UPWP contains detailed information about the following elements:

  1. The planning tasks and studies that will be conducted within the two-year period;
  2. All federally funded studies as well as all relevant state and local planning activities conducted without federal funds;
  3. Funding sources identified for each project;
  4. A schedule of activities; and
  5. The agency responsible for each task or study.
In addition to the planning funds that the MPO receives from USDOT on a formula-basis, the UPWP also utilizes surface transportation funds that are allocated by the MPO policy board.  These fund the regional planning activiities of the MPO and MPO partner agencies including the Cities of Coburg, Eugene, and Springfield, Lane County, and Lane Transit District.

Downloads:
FY2010-2011 Unified Planning Work Program, adopted April 2009 (835 kb PDF PDF

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