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Human Service Transportation Plan (HSTP) Champaign Urbana Workshop 9/18/12 1
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2 C-U HSTP’s 2008 Adoption: Past Study Area Included…
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New Study Area 2010 Census Release Tolono Added Applications Impacted in 2014 LRTP Update MPO Boundary Update 3
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Workshop Purpose MAP 21 Moving Ahead for Progress– Federal Transportation Bill Update Federal Transportation Bill Update July 6 th, 2012 signed into law Coordination Mandate Funding (Section 5310, Section 5317, Section 5316) Impacts Services on State Cycle in 2014 Capturing Progress & Performance What it means on the ground level. 4
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Plan Outline MAP 21- Transportation Bill Overview Demographics Mobility Today Mobility Tomorrow Appendices Program of Projects Transportation Directory 5
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Demographics Maps (By Block Group) & Tables of Socio- Economic Data - Seniors (+65) Individuals with Disabilities Individuals with Low Income Zero Vehicle Households Minority Populations African Americans Hispanics 6
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Mobility Today Plan Development Coordination Progress/Successes Transportation Services Current Coordination Major Trip Generators Major Employers Needs, Gaps, and Duplication 7
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Major Trip Generators 8 Classification of Major Trip Generators Source: Business Analyst ArcGIS Interactive maps online Map 10 & Map 11
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10 Interactive Map Online at: www.ecihstp.org/ Interactive Map Online at: www.ecihstp.org/
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Major Employers 11 Source: Business Analyst ArcGIS Interactive maps online Map 12
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13 Interactive Map Online at: www.ecihstp.org/ Interactive Map Online at: www.ecihstp.org/
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Transportation Services Chart of providers within covers - Urbanized Area Public Transit – Route Map Rural Area Public Transit – Service Area Map Human Services Transportation – Service Inventory Student Transportation - School District Map Private Transportation - Intercity Bus Provider Map Transportation Directory Online 14
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C-U MTD Urban Public Transit (Section 5307) 15
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CRIS Rural Transit (Section 5311) 16
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HSTP Region 8 Public Transit Providers Section 5311 & Section 5309 17
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HSTP Region 8 Public Transit Systems – 3 Urban 7 Rural Region-Wide Mobility Manager TRIP: 1-855-477-8747 18
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19 Private (Intercity Bus)
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Mobility Today Needs, Gaps, and Duplication See handouts Survey Responses (Few) Problems with last minute trip accommodations Hours of Operation Funding Restrictions Lower Volunteer Rates Reliable Vehicles Accessible Vehicles 20
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Mobility Tomorrow Recommendations Goals Objectives Strategies MOEs Funding Sources 21
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Mobility Tomorrow Goal 1 – Improve accessibility, affordability, availability, & reliability of transportation services for people with disabilities, seniors & low-income individuals within existing budget constraints in the Champaign-Urbana area. Goal 2 - Maximize the resources available for special needs transportation through coordination in planning, service delivery, & reporting. 22
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23 Goals: End state brought about by the implementation of the HSTP. Objectives: Sub-goals that help organize the implementati on into manageable parts. Strategies: Specific action items to achieve objectives. Measures of Effectiveness: Data used to evaluate progress toward goals and objectives. Missing in Previous Plan
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What is a measure of effectiveness (MOEs)? Methods of evaluating achievement of goals & objectives What is a smart objective = Specific, Measurable, Agreed, Realistic, Time-Bound. 24 MOE & SMART Objective
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25 Example Goal: Transportation services increase. Objective: Job Access Routes increase by 5% by 2015. Strategy: Identify top 5 employers most likely to need job related route(s), develop applications & increase services. Measures of Effectiveness: Job related trips are recorded. (increase positive, decrease negative)
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Mobility Tomorrow Previous priorities set by short, mid, & long term objectives & strategies. What really are our priorities today? What are our priorities in the short term? What should be our priorities in the long term? See Chart Provided in Handouts (Large Page) 26
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Is your objective SMART? Specific – Is the desired outcome clearly written? Measurable – Can it be measured quantitatively and evaluated? If so, how? Agreed – Was there consensus among partners? Realistic - Can it be reasonably be accomplished? Time-Bound – Did you set a timeframe to complete performance? 27
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