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4 <br /> • capacity utilization of BRT average during peak and off-peak <br /> Operating costs <br /> • Operating costs LRT per passenger per trip for first 10 years of operation <br /> • Operating costs BRT per passenger per trip for first 10 years of operation <br /> • Total LRT cost per trip (operating + maintenance + interest on borrowing + <br /> depreciation) <br /> • Total BRT cost per trip (operating + maintenance + interest on borrowing + <br /> depreciation) <br /> • VMT (vehicle miles of transit service) for Durham and Orange County under DO-LRT <br /> plan (Vehicle miles of transit service is the total mileage traveled by all the buses (or <br /> train cars) in the entire system, reflecting both the route miles of the entire system as <br /> well as the frequency of service.) <br /> • Current VMT for Wake county <br /> VMT (vehicle miles of transit service) for Durham and Orange County under BRT plan (Vehicle <br /> miles of transit service is the total mileage traveled by all the buses (or train cars) in the entire <br /> system, reflecting both the route miles of the entire system as well as the frequency of service) <br /> Support systems <br /> • Planned feeder bus system for LRT. Details about costs and routes. Make assumptions <br /> explicit about sources of funding. <br /> • Planned feeder bus system for BRT. Details about costs and routes. Make assumptions <br /> explicit about sources of funding <br /> Chair Dorosin referred to the items at the Commissioners' places, and asked if <br /> Commissioner McKee could outline how they relate to his petitions. <br /> Commissioner McKee said first page is asking for information for detailed information <br /> on expenses, and the second sheet is to be given to consultants to help obtain the viability of <br /> the light rail project. <br /> Chair Dorosin said other Commissioners may have questions for a consultant as well. <br /> He suggested the Manager work with Chair/Vice-Chair by email to put together a <br /> comprehensive list to give to the consultant. <br /> Chair McKee said his list is by no means comprehensive. He said his intent is not to <br /> harass GoTriangle, but the BOCC has a big decision to make in April, which he would like to <br /> be based in fact, not emotions. <br /> Commissioner Price said she would like a comparison on the light rail with two counties, <br /> other than Charlotte. <br /> Chair Dorosin said the Legislative Issues Work Group (LIWG) must convene by the end <br /> of 2016. He asked if there are two Commissioners willing to serve, through 2017, on this work <br /> group. <br /> Commissioner Price and Commissioner Marcoplos volunteered to be on the LIWG. <br /> Commissioner Rich asked if this group will be addressing State or Federal legislative <br /> issues, as there is a deadline for federal issues on January 20, 2017. <br /> Greg Wilder, County Manager's Office, said the North Carolina Association of Counties <br /> (NCAC) has asked for information to be returned. He said he will work with the LIWG on a list <br /> of issues, and disseminate all information to the BOCC for review and comment, prior to <br /> submitting it to the NCAC. <br /> 4. Proclamations/ Resolutions/ Special Presentations <br />