SANTA CRUZ COUNTY
REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION

Regional Transportation Plan (RTP)

The Regional Transportation Plan is a state-mandated, long range planning document that serves as a blueprint to guide future transportation funding decisions. The RTP outlines transportation challenges and establishes investment priorities for all of Santa Cruz County. The plan includes lists of transit, highway, local road, bike, and pedestrian needs in the region and estimates the amount of local, state and federal dollars that may be available for these projects through the year 2030. The plan is updated to reflect the latest funding and project needs every three to four years. The Regional Transportation Commission adopted the 2005 Regional Transportation Plan (RTP) and accompanying Environmental Impact Report (EIR) on May 5, 2005.

 

General Info

2005 RTP

2001 RTP

2005 RTP

RTP DOCUMENT

RTP DEVELOPMENT

  • Staff report from the May 5, 2005 RTC Meeting (See item 35)
  • Staff report from the March 17, 2005 TPW Meeting and Public Hearing (See item 10)
  • Staff report from the April 1, 2004 meeting on the project lists
  • Staff report from the September 18, 2003 Transportation Policy Workshop meeting "Regional Transportation Plan - Policy Element"
  • Staff report from the September 4, 2003 RTC meeting "Timeline and Cost-Sharing for Regional Transportation Plan Update"
  • Staff report from the June 6, 2003 RTC meeting "Coordinated Update and Environmental Review of the Regional Transportation Plan and AMBAG's Metropolitan Transportation Plan Update"

PUBLIC PARTICIPATION & NOTICES

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  • Public Hearing on 2005 Final Regional Transportation Plan and Final
  • News Release: Draft 2005 RTP and EIR are now available!
  • News Release: Input on the Scope of the Environmental Impact Report for the RTP (6-10-04)
  • The Notice of Preparation (NOP) released May 28, 2004
  • News Release: Draft Project List (3-2-04)
  • News Release: Call for New Transportation Project Ideas (11-5-03)
2001 RTP

We would like your feedback on the long range plan. All RTP-related e-mail or correspondence received will be forwarded to the Transportation Commissioners. If you prefer, you may send your comments to the following RTC staff members:

If you have other questions about the RTP please contact: Rachel Moriconi

If you have questions, comments or would like additional information on any of the Commission's activities, programs or projects, please contact staff.

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