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Arizona Revised Statutes Title 28. Transportation § 28-6354. Annual report;  hearing;  priority criteria

Current as of March 08, 2022 | Updated by FindLaw Staff

A. The regional planning agency shall issue an annual report on the status of the projects funded pursuant to § 42-6105 and shall hold a public hearing in the county within thirty days after the report is issued.  The report and the hearing shall address the following topics:

1. The status of the projects.

2. Proposed changes to the regional transportation plan.

3. Proposed changes in corridor and corridor segment priorities and to other projects funded pursuant to § 42-6105.

4. Project financing and project options.

5. The criteria used to establish priorities as required by subsection B of this section.

B. The regional planning agency shall develop criteria to establish the priority of corridors and corridor segments and other transportation projects, including:

1. The extent of local public and private funding participation.

2. The social and community impact.

3. The establishment of a complete transportation system for the region as rapidly as is practicable.

4. The construction of projects to serve regional transportation needs.

5. The construction of segments that provide connectivity with other elements of the regional transportation system.

6. Other relevant criteria developed by the regional planning agency.

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