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Oct 30, 2026
Nov 12, 2026
Consulting services to assess and recommend improvements to downtown Durham’s public parking operations, finances, supply and demand, and long-term parking asset use and redevelopment strategy.
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Durham
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Durham
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4307 Emperor Blvd Suite 110
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27703
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Durham Chapel Hill Carrboro MPO
The committee addressed several consent items, including an amendment to the Transportation Improvement Program, a fund transfer request between federal agencies, a grant application for safety initiatives, and updates to the work program. Key action items involved recommending the adoption of resolutions regarding Transit Asset Management performance measures. Informational discussions focused on the Congestion Management Process, timelines for the draft State Transportation Improvement Program, and various updates from the NCDOT regarding project statuses and equity screening tools. The committee also received reports concerning recent electric bus grant awards.
The committee reviewed the SPOT P7 project candidates list and discussed funding implications for the upcoming work program due to the removal of the rental car tax. Key actions included the adoption of a resolution supporting state pavement and bridge condition and system performance targets. The agenda also featured a review of the Triangle Bikeway Study, updates on the FY 2023-2024 Draft STIP, and reports from NCDOT divisions regarding ongoing infrastructure projects, including I-40 widening and the Alston Avenue Project. The committee also addressed concerns regarding fiscal constraints and revenue assumptions in local transit plans, alongside other consent agenda items including apportionment split letters and an amendment to the Transportation Improvement Program.
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The committee reviewed Amendment #13 to the Transportation Improvement Program and discussed the draft Durham County Transit Plan, recommending its release for a public comment period. Discussions included the key themes of the plan, such as service enhancements and financial breakdowns, as well as the upcoming milestones for its adoption. Additionally, the committee reviewed the procedure for the FY2024 Call for Projects, addressing benchmarks for project closeout and application timelines. Updates were provided by various NCDOT divisions regarding ongoing infrastructure projects.
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