Transportation Control Measure Delays and Substitutes Clause Samples

Transportation Control Measure Delays and Substitutes. The MPO (or MDOT, for nonattainment areas not included in an MPO) is the lead agency to ensure that the LRTP and TIP provides for the timely completion or implementation of TCMs in the applicable implementation plan eligible for funding. Additionally, a review of the process and funding sources to ensure implementation of TCMs is on schedule is included as part of the TIP criteria. If TCMs are behind schedule, then the MPO, MDOT, and MDEQ will work collaboratively to determine whether past obstacles to implementation of TCMs have been identified and are being overcome, and whether state and local agencies with influence over approvals or funding for TCMs are giving maximum priority to approval or funding for TCMs. The MPO, MDEQ, and MDOT will consult early regarding any delay in TCM implementation to determine the best path forward regarding any necessary revisions to the applicable SIP, including potential removal of a TCM or substitution of a TCM or other transportation-related emission reduction measure.
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