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63 <br /> , f <br /> 2 <br /> RUFZAL PLANNING ORGANIZATION REPORT <br /> January 18 , 2002 <br /> North Carolina Department of Transportation ( NODOT ) , to ensure that all rural counties <br /> will k�e able to farm a Mural Planning Organization} ( RPO ) with other counties having <br /> similar transportation interests and needs , has requested that counties consider their <br /> interest in participating in the RPO Program . The following repast gives a brief out Ine of <br /> tho program , orange County ' s options and advantages and disadvantages of each <br /> option for Orange County , <br /> Background <br /> North Carolina General Assembly , In 2000 , enacted legislation that authorized North <br /> Carolina Department of Transportation in cooperaUori with local elodad officials to <br /> establish Rural Transportation Planning Organizaticris ( RP' Os ) to plan rural <br /> transportation systems and to advise the DOT on rural transportation policy, The <br /> purpose of the RPO program is to provide a cooperative unified void for rural entities to , <br /> advocate for their funding and project needs , and to be meaningfully involved in <br /> integrated multi- modal transportation planning and the project programming process . <br /> Participation in the program is voluntary . <br /> The core functions of the RPO are : <br /> ( 1 ) to owrdinate locai . and regional multimmodal transportation plans ; <br /> ( 2 ) to provide a mechanism for meaningful public participation in the transportation <br /> planning process , <br /> ( 3 ) sto develop and prioritize transportation projects for input Into the Statewide <br /> Transportation improvement Program (STIP ) I, and <br /> ( 4 ) to provlda a transportation - related information clearinghouse ( informs or) resource <br /> center) for local gevarrrments and other interested organizar cns and persons . <br /> The Rural Planning Organization includes representatives frorn three to fifteen <br /> contiguous counties , with total population of at least 60 , 000 , and Is set up like the <br /> Metropolitan Planning Organization ( MPO ) with a lead planning agency ( LPA ) . <br /> However , the RPO , unlike the MPO which is a policy board , acts in an advisory <br /> capadty . <br /> The State has appropriated a bass of $80 , 000 and a ceiling of $ 100 , 000 for each RPO _ <br /> Local jurisdictions mast provide a twenty - percant match . The funds are being made <br /> avaiiable to pay for lead planning) agency staff end their planning work . <br /> The local entities seeking to establish are RPO in their region would develop a <br /> Memorandurn of Understanding ( MOU ) , to bo signed by all local members , as Well as <br /> by NCDOT , The RPO hr OU specifies theRPO ' s geographic area * mission , eligible <br />
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