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The goals of the Transit Plan are to: <br />Strategies to accomplish these goal <br />include: A <br />authorize public referendum <br />on half -cent sales tax increase <br />to fund transit improvements <br />October 2012 <br />Approval of the <br />Implementation Agreement <br />November 2012 <br />Citizens of Orange County <br />vote in favor of a half -cent <br />sales tax increase to support <br />increased investment in <br />transit <br />April 2013 <br />One half -cent sales tax is <br />implemented in Orange <br />County <br />July 2013 <br />Accountabi ity <br />Orange County Annual Programming <br />of Bus Service Expansions <br />Each December, Triangle Transit will <br />communicate to Orange County and the Chapel <br />Hill Transit Partners how much money will <br />be available for bus service expansions in <br />the upcoming year. If the amounts are not <br />consistent with the adopted Plan, Triangle <br />Transit will explain why. Then, Orange County, <br />the Chapel Hill Transit Partners, and Triangle <br />Transit will each identify which bus services <br />from the Transit Plan will be paid for with the <br />available money. Triangle Transit's Board of <br />Trustees is responsible for making sure that the <br />services funded with the 1/2 -cent sales tax and <br />the vehicle registration fees are consistent with <br />State law, local agreements, and the County <br />Plan. <br />Once reviewed and approved by Triangle <br />Transit, the County and the Chapel Hill Transit <br />Partners can budget for and implement the <br />planned services. <br />Next Steps <br />Upcoming Bus Service Expansions <br />The following services will be implemented in the upcoming fiscal <br />year (July 2013 through June 2014): <br />• More frequent weekday service between Streets at <br />Southpoint park- and -ride and UNC- Chapel Hill on Triangle <br />Transit Route 800 (August 2013) <br />• Later weekday service on Chapel Hill Transit routes CM, <br />CW, D, F, and J (August 2013) <br />• Improved Saturday service on Chapel Hill Transit routes <br />CM, CW, and JN (August 2013) <br />Orange County and Triangle Transit are also working cooperatively <br />to refine a bus service expansion program for central and northern <br />Orange County to meet growing needs for local and regional transit <br />travel. This program of services is expected to be completed by <br />December 2013. The schedule for service expansions will be <br />determined through this process. <br />Over the upcoming five years, Chapel Hill Transit, Orange Public <br />Transportation, and Triangle Transit will implement new or <br />expanded bus services. Residents will also see new bus shelters, <br />park- and -ride lots and sidewalk connections to bus stops. <br />
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