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Orientation Manual Orientation Manual RVACTRogue Valley Area Commission on Transportation Table of Contents Chapter 1: Introduction Oregon Transportation Commission………………………………………….. 5 ODOT Transportation Regions Map……………………………………………. 9 Region 3 Map…………………………………………………………………………… 10 What is an Area Commission on Transportation………………………. 11 Oregon Area Commissions on Transportation Map………………….. 13 OTC Policy on Formation and Operation of ACTs……………………… 15 Quick Reference: Oregon Public Meetings Law………………………… 37 Common Terms and Acronyms………………………………………………… 53 Internet Links…………………………………………………………………………… 75 Chapter 2: RVACT RVACT Bylaws Presentation……………………………………….…………… 77 RVACT Bylaws……………………………………………………………….……..…. 87 Membership List (May 2013)……………………………………………...…… 91 Chapter 3: STIP Project Selection STIP Primer………………………………………………………………………………. 97 Introduction to the Enhance‐it/Fix‐it Process…………………………. 113 2015‐18 Enhance Timeline…………………………………………………….. 129 2015‐18 STIP Timeline……………………………………………………………. 130 2015‐18 STIP Funding Allocations…………………………………………… 131 2015‐18 STIP Funding Process Presentation…………………………... 133 2015‐18 RVACT 150% Project Packet for OTC…………………………. 149 Oregon Transportation Commission What is the Oregon Transportation Commission? The Oregon Transportation Commission (OTC) establishes state transportation policy. The commission also guides the planning, development and management of a statewide integrated transportation network that provides efficient access, is safe, and enhances Oregon’s economy and livability. The commission meets monthly to oversee Department of Transportation activities relating to highways, public transportation, rail, transportation safety, motor carrier transportation, and drivers and motor vehicles. The governor appoints five commissioners, ensuring that different geographic regions of the state are represented. One member must live east of the Cascade Range; no more than three can belong to one political party. For more information: Visit the OTC website. Oregon Transportation Commission Members Pat Egan, Chair Pat Egan is VP, Customer and Community Affairs for Pacific Power. Egan is an attorney and has served as Legislative Director and Transportation Policy Adviser to Gov. Kitzhaber and as Chief of Staff to Gov. Kulongoski. Egan was also State Affairs Manager at the Port of Portland. He serves on the boards of the NW Energy Efficiency Alliance, the Pacific NW Utilities Conference Committee, the Oregon Sports Authority and the Oregon State University Alumni Association. Mr. Egan earned a law degree from the Willamette University College of Law and holds a bachelor’s of science degree from Oregon State University. Commission Chair Pat Egan Commission term: 12/1/2011 to 6/30/2012; 7/1/2012 to 6/30/2016 Page 5 David Lohman Dave Lohman is an attorney in southwest Oregon. He began practicing law in 1981. Mr. Lohman holds an undergraduate degree in English from Yale and a law degree from the University of Michigan. He has held senior management positions at the Port of Portland and the Oregon Economic Development Department. Mr. Lohman served on the congressional staff of U.S. Congressman John Dellenback and the professional staff of the U.S. Senate Appropriations Committee. Commission term: 2/18/2008 to 6/30/2013 David Lohman Mary Olson Mary Olson is the president of Norris, Olson & Associates in Portland and the former vice-president for the Port of Portland Commission. She is a member of the Finance Committee for Northwest Electrical Light and Power Association, and the corporate co-chairperson of U.S. Bancorp United Way Campaign. Ms. Olson holds a bachelors degree from Oregon State University and attended the Northwest School of Banking. Commission term: 3/1/2010 to 6/30/2012; 7/1/2012 to 6/30/2016 Mark Frohnmayer Mary Olson Mark Frohnmayer graduated from UC Berkeley in 1996 with a degree in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. After 11 years in the computer games industry and a successful exit from his first startup, GarageGames, Mr. Frohnmayer has turned his entrepreneurial energy towards sustainable business development in Oregon. He founded Arcimoto in October 2007 to bring quality, affordable, sustainable vehicles to the public. Mr. Frohnmayer served on the Oregon governor's Alternate Fuel Vehicle Infrastructure Working Group in 2009 and was peer selected as one of the Pacific Northwest's clean technology Pivotal Leaders. He is currently serving on the Oregon Mark Frohnmayer Transportation Commission and the Oregon Passenger Rail Leadership Council, which was recently appointed by Oregon Gov. Kitzhaber to guide the Oregon Passenger Rail Environmental Impact Statement Project. Commission term: 6/20/2011 to 6/30/2013 Page 6 Tammy Baney Tammy Baney is in her second term as a Deschutes County Commissioner. She also serves as the elected President of the Association of Oregon Counties. Baney has an extensive background in public service and community advocacy, working with groups such as CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocate for children), Habitat for Humanity, Commission on Children and Families, Family Law Advisory Council, Family Access Network and has been a foster parent for years. Baney has been appointed by Governor Kitzhaber to various leadership teams to assist with policy creation for both early childhood learning and healthcare reform efforts. Baney was appointed by Governor Tammy Baney Kulongoski to the Oregon Housing Council in 2010 and also serves on the Road User Fee Task Force for the OTC. She is a champion for integrating community health reform into transportation planning. Baney is the proud mom of Addy and her three grown foster daughters Lindsi, Ashley, and Alesha. Commission term: 7/1/2011 to 6/30/2015 Page 7 Page 8 OREGON DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION 104 Astoria Warrenton Svensen 2W 105 Mayger 102 Westport Olney 30 9 110 Clatskanie Gearhart Rainier 47 4 Seaside REGION MAP Mist Goble 202 2 Umapine Troy Necanicum Junction Jewell 730 332 339 Milton-Freewater 9 Umatilla Cannon Beach 103 Pittsburg Cold Springs Junction Flora 36 Elsie Columbia City 395 101 53 26 Holdman 8 102 Boardman 730 70 Helix Vernonia Saint Helens Irrigon INTERSTATE 46 47 47 Hermiston 37 334 Athena 82 54 3 333 Nehalem 335 2W Stanfield Adams Weston Scappoose Heppner Junction Manzanita 11 Echo 204 Hood River 67 11 Buxton 100 INTERSTATE Arlington Wheeler 2 331 INTERSTATE 330 30 282 84 LEGEND 6 84 301 Spur Rufus 30 320 Blalock Minam Rockaway Beach Banks 100 Mosier Celilo Village Biggs Junction Pendleton North Plains Cascade Locks 82 INTERSTATE 281 REGION OFFICE Garibaldi 47 301 206 207 6 *# 123 2 Odell Wallowa 37 5 Wasco Imnaha Bay City Forest Grove HILLSBORO PORTLAND Multnomah Falls The Dalles 74 Elgin 10 INTERSTATE Fairview 405 INTERSTATE 28 INTERSTATE STATE HIGHWAY 6 26 205 GRESHAM 100 300 8 *# 5 Oceanside 52 Ione 84 Summerville Lostine Parkdale 4 206 131 Cornelius 91 Pilot Rock Tillamook Gaston BEAVERTON Enterprise 350 350 STATE HIGHWAY Netarts Milwaukie Happy Valley Moro 395 Imbler Tigard 174 Dufur Lexington 100 Lake Oswego 42 NUMBER 47 Tualatin 81 Damascus Sandy 74 219 3 26 207 52 Joseph 64 35 Hilgard Yamhill INTERSTATE Gladstone 172 26 74 Sherwood 205 Zigzag 197 Island City 9 240 26 151 99 Oregon City Eagle Creek Grass Valley 237 W 173 Heppner 351 COUNTY BOUNDARY *# 342 Wilsonville 99 290 La Grande Carlton E Dundee Newberg Estacada 19 206 Cove Government Camp 216 207 Wallowa Lake Lafayette Canby 206 66 Hebo 219 213 300 203 REGION NUMBER Dayton Donald Barlow Union 22 McMinnville 1 Aurora 224 Tygh Valley Sherars Bridge Saint Paul Condon 18 81 Hubbard 211 341 32 39 161 53 Maupin 244 340 171 Neskowin Dolph Woodburn 237 Sheridan 97 Willamina INTERSTATE Molalla 44 157 214 153 Amity Ukiah 66 ROUTE SHIELDS 39 5 160 216 Gervais Wapinitia Lonerock 150 Brooks 140 Marquam Otis 18 Valley Junction Cornucopia 221 Mount Angel Scotts Mills Ripplebrook 30 22 North Powder Medical Springs INTERSTATE 99 72 W Lincoln City Silverton 321 Keizer 42 Oxbow Shaniko Fossil 413 291 30 Rickreall SALEM 197 203 Dallas *# 414 Kernville 163 207 Haines 189 51 U.S. 193 291 Halfway Falls City 26 Antelope 218 395 181 194 214 66 Depoe Bay Turner Silver Falls City 53 293 28 12 229 Independence Spray 86 Monmouth Aumsville Sublimity Monument 43 22 OREGON 164 Mehama 19 Granite Stayton 402 Otter Rock Gates Baker City Warm Springs Service Creek 410 Richland Siletz Lyons Detroit 402 Hamilton Jefferson Kimberly 211 226 Mill City Greenhorn Scio 4 Long Creek Sumpter 191 Idanha INTERSTATE Adair Village 71 Newport 180 223 31 Millersburg 207 7 Salisbury 84 Toledo Eddyville 20 33 Albany 19 245 Durkee Crabtree Madras 390 Blodgett CORVALLIS 5 Bates 6 210 361 34 162 Mitchell Philomath Lebanon Metolius 26 Tangent 22 5 41 360 415 Culver 99 Waterloo E Sodaville Waldport 1 Unity 99 58 27 W Santiam Junction Dayville John Day Prairie City 16 20 97 26 34 Brownsville 20 1W Halsey 16 41 101 Alsea 228 212 Mount Vernon Sweet Home Cascadia Canyon City Huntington 449 INTERSTATE Yachats 501 Ironside 9 370 201 Monroe 5 126 O'Neil 215 Prineville 26 Sisters 15 126 Harrisburg Redmond 455 229 200 126 36 126 242 Goldson 17 Powell Butte 201 1W Junction City 227 Jamieson Payette 5 Greenleaf Coburg Vida 15 Post Junction Deadwood 380 Paulina Seneca 69 126 Blue River 228 Elmira INTERSTATE Swisshome 105 Ontario 62 *# 126 Noti 14 455 126 Veneta BEND Mapleton EUGENE 225 SPRINGFIELD 48 451 Vale 26 Florence 27 7 20 Cairo Goshen 222 26 200 20 Dunes City Creswell Lowell 7 222 Nyssa 99 1 226 20 Cottage 18 7 450 Grove Brothers Gardiner 20 Adrian Reedsport Westfir 395 Oakridge 453 45 99
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