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Missouri citizens expect and demand an active voice in the location and design of transportation facilities. They recognize the important role transportation has in their life as well as the life of their community. Existing transportation facilities and in particular transportation improvements, have a direct impact on the social, economic and environmental resources of the community. As a result, MoDOT values the input the public provides on [[Image:129 PHOTO1 Public With maps.jpg|thumb|right]] | Missouri citizens expect and demand an active voice in the location and design of transportation facilities. They recognize the important role transportation has in their life as well as the life of their community. Existing transportation facilities and in particular transportation improvements, have a direct impact on the social, economic and environmental resources of the community. As a result, MoDOT values the input the public provides on [[Image:129 PHOTO1 Public With maps.jpg|thumb|right]] | ||
[[Image:129 PHOTO2 Warrenton Public Meeting.jpg|thumb|right]]transportation improvements and has established various methods to gather it. Some of these methods are: | [[Image:129 PHOTO2 Warrenton Public Meeting.jpg|thumb|right]]transportation improvements and has established various methods to gather it. Some of these methods are: | ||
* Identification of needs | * [[121.2 The Planning Process#121.2.2 Identify Needs|Identification of needs]] | ||
* Prioritization of needs | * [[121.2 The Planning Process#121.2.3 Prioritize Needs|Prioritization of needs]] | ||
* Funding distributions | * Funding distributions | ||
* [[129.1 Public Involvement#129.1.1.1 Prelocation Study Meetings|Prelocation Study Meetings]] | * [[129.1 Public Involvement#129.1.1.1 Prelocation Study Meetings|Prelocation Study Meetings]] | ||
Revision as of 11:55, 25 April 2007
Missouri citizens expect and demand an active voice in the location and design of transportation facilities. They recognize the important role transportation has in their life as well as the life of their community. Existing transportation facilities and in particular transportation improvements, have a direct impact on the social, economic and environmental resources of the community. As a result, MoDOT values the input the public provides on
transportation improvements and has established various methods to gather it. Some of these methods are:
- Identification of needs
- Prioritization of needs
- Funding distributions
- Prelocation Study Meetings
- Agency scoping Meetings
- Location Public Hearings
- Formal Public Hearings
- Open-House Public Hearings
- Design Public Hearings
- Project selection
In addition, MoDOT provides useful; information to Missourians concerning the operation of the highway system. This information is available from the following sources:
The development of quality transportation improvements depends on early, often and continuous involvement of the public in project decisions. Additionally, real time information about the State’s highway system permits the traveling public to use it efficiently. MoDOT always looks for ways to improve the quantity and quality of transportation information to the citizens of Missouri.
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