Technical Memorandum II: Documenting Improved Mobility Techniques on SIS and Trip Facilities

The desire to maintain mobility on Florida’s transportation system is universal; however, deciding who or what entity is ultimately responsible remains elusive. One thing is clear – all agencies involved with development approval or transportation service provision must work together. This guide includes tools, resources, and guidance to enable transportation partners to respond effectively to growth management issues, to become more proactive, and to maximize use of limited transportation funds. These transportation partners may include among others local governments, metropolitan planning organizations (MPO), regional planning councils (RPC), and the Florida Departments of Transportation (FDOT) and Community Affairs (DCA). It also offers examples of what may be considered acceptable mitigation of transportation impacts to transportation facilities that are part of the Strategic Intermodal System (SIS) or Florida Intrastate Highway System (FIHS), or are funded through the Transportation Regional Ince tive Program (TRIP). + Read more