Federal regulations require that metropolitan planning organizations develop long-range transportation plans, which must be updated every 3-5 years. The COMPASS Board adopted the most recent plan, Communities in Motion: Regional Long-Range Transportation Plan 2030 (CIM), in August 2006. CIM evaluates the transportation systems in Ada and Canyon counties, as well as the state roads in Boise, Elmore, Gem, and Payette counties.
Documents, reports, maps and other material specific to CIM are available on the project website: www.communitiesinmotion.org.
COMPASS is beginning the process of updating Communities in Motion. The current plan was adopted by the COMPASS Board of Directors in August 2006; it must be updated and re-adopted every four years. The update is expected to be completed in August 2010.
To update the plan, staff will examine how the region may develop over the next 20 – 30 years based upon projected population and employment growth, current and future transportation needs, safely, financial capacity, and preservation of the human and natural environment.
Click here to read more on the update.
Previous plans are located in the Archives.
For more information contact: Toni Tisdale , 855-2558, ext 228.
COMMUNITIES IN MOTION
Communities in Motion: Regional Long-Range Transportation Plan 2030
Communities in Motion Implementation Guidebook
Amendment - Eagle Road Corridor
Approved by the COMPASS Board on November 19, 2007
Communities in Motion Annual Performance Monitoring Report, October 22, 2007 (3MB)
Executive Summary: Communities in Motion Annual Performance Monitoring Report (October 17, 2007)
SAFETEA-LU and its implementing regulations require supplemental work to bring Communities in Motion into compliance. For the Communities in Motion Compliance Supplements adopted by the COMPASS Board on July 16, 2007, click here.
Documents, reports, maps and public comment opportunities specific to Communities in Motion are available on the project website www.communitiesinmotion.org.
