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%~ <br />0 <br />"Attachment A" <br />.O <br />Sponsors (rjv~ <br />Chatham County <br />Durham County <br />Johnston County <br />lee County <br />Moore County <br />Orange County <br />Wake County <br />City of Raleigh <br />City of Durham <br />town of Cory <br />Town of chapel Hill <br />Town of Morrisville <br />Research Triangle <br />oundaSon <br />orth Carolina State <br />university <br />University of North <br />Carolina -Chapel Hill <br />.Duke University <br />North Carolina Central <br />University <br />Trangle Transit <br />Authority <br />Regional <br />7ransportafion Alliance <br />Research Triw~g/e <br />Regional Partnership <br />Capitol Anew MPO <br />Durham-Chapel Hill- <br />Corrboro MPO <br />RDU Airport <br />NC Dor <br />NC Division of <br />Community Asrisfanoe <br />Urban land Institute-- <br />Reaearch Triangle <br />Community Colleges <br />TRIANGLE ! COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS <br />L>enmber i, 2006 <br />Par6iership for <br />Development & Iufrastructnre <br />Why Do We Need A <br />Partnership? <br />Faced with complex, costly and <br />conflicting development and infra- <br />structure issues, the region's uni- <br />versity, government and business <br />leaders would benefit from a fo- <br />rum to understand, track and ad- <br />dress the capital needs so crucial to <br />the success of the region. <br />The Development & Infrastructure <br />Partnership provides the opportu- <br />nity for our region's leading insti- <br />tutions to contribute leadership, <br />staff involvement and support to <br />the efforts that will shape our re- <br />gion over the next generation. <br />The Partnership's work will be <br />driven by its sponsors, but can fo- <br />cus on: <br />• mapping out our infrastructure <br />future; <br />• providing the tools and knowl- <br />edge to make better-informed <br />decisions; and <br />• providing the means for commu- <br />nities, regional infrastructure au- <br />thorities, the private sector and <br />universities to resolve issues that <br />arise between them. <br />It will also include existing work <br />on rural transportation planning, <br />air quality and participation in the <br />planning efforts of partner com- <br />munities and regional groups. <br />What Do We Ask Of <br />Sponsors? <br />Unless we change the direction <br />we are going, we may end up <br />where we are headed. <br />-Chinese proverb <br />To be successful, the Partnership <br />requires three things: <br />1. Commitment by senior institu- <br />tional leadership to come to- <br />gether 2 or 3 times a year with <br />their peers to focus on the most <br />crucial development and infra- <br />structure issues facing the re- <br />gion. <br />2. Sustained involvement by staff <br />and members from the spon- <br />sors in the work of the Partner- <br />ship. <br />3. A three- to five-year initial <br />funding commitment to define <br />and carry out the Partnership's <br />work program. <br />Our target is to gain partner com- <br />mitments over the next few <br />months and launch the Partner- <br />ship by August 2007. <br />We are committed to making the <br />Partnership a valued use of time <br />and resources. Join us in helping <br />chart a successful development <br />and infrastructure investment fu- <br />ture for the Research Triangle Re- <br />gion. <br />~lj1t~`~oy~tiiec commurn, -K~~ ~. ~ ers~ta <br />.lsang-term; regional strategies ~or' <br />,:~. <br />• development and conservation of land <br />• infrastructure to support development <br />• improved mobility <br /> <br />