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Contact us at KY Government
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Transportation Planning Program The primary function of the Kentucky River Area Development District is to support the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet's long range planning process by analyzing transportation data, identifying and evaluating the needs of the region, evaluating and prioritizing projects for the possible inclusion in the Six-Year Highway Plan and coordinating a process for public input. The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet website provides access to various transportation data resources.
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Regional Transportation Concept Plan Each Area Development District completed the first Regional Transportation Concept Plan (RTCP) during Fiscal Year 2000. During the Fiscal Year 2005 each ADD updated the RTCP to include a specific set of resource documents as identified below. This plan shall be utilized as a resource document for the entire region while developing goals and objectives for the transportation system, identifying and evaluating needs, reviewing and documenting projects, and throughout the prioritization/ranking process. A major update is prepared every 2 years. 8a – Regional Goals and Objectives
8b – Public Involvement
8c – Multimodal Facilities Inventory
8d – Major Traffic Generators
8e – Comprehensive Review and Evaluation of Major Regional Transportation Routes (CREMRTR)
8f – Inventory of Local Planning Units
8g – Demographics
* Hard copies are available upon request.
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KRADD Transportation Planning Committee
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Data Collection Project The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet has contracted with the ADD to record new and update the existing selected roadway inventory data such as intersections, shoulder data, median data, speed limit data, etc. on state maintained roads in South Eastern Kentucky. This data is used to determine portions of Kentucky’s federal aid apportionments each year. It is also used to support a host of other functions within and outside of the Transportation Cabinet, including; economic modeling and development, mapping, project planning and programming, and performance monitoring. Data Collection contact: Gladys Slone.
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