IIb. 2014 King County Regional Project Selection Process The Puget Sound Regional Council (PSRC) for their Regional Surface Transportation Program and Congestion Mitigation Air Quality grant program has capped the number of applications to be submitted at 36 proposals. They have distributed the 36 applications slots as follows: 6 each from Kitsap, Pierce and Snohomish countywide groups; 12 from the King County Countywide group; and 2 each from WSDOT, Sound Transit, and the Puget Sound Clean Air Agency. One of the responsibilities delegated to the King County Project Evaluation Committee (KCPEC) is the develop of a recommendation to the King County Members of the Transportation Policy Board for which 12 projects from the King County area are eligible to complete in the Regional STP and CMAQ grant program competition. PSRC’s To identify the 12 proposals from the King County area, the KCPEC has established a process where 20 candidate proposals compete to be one of the 12 projects from the King County area. The 20 candidate proposals slots are distributed as follows: King County Subarea Boards: Eastside Transportation Partnership (ETP) (5), South County Area Transportation Board (SCATBd) (5), SeaShore (5 - Seattle 3 and rest of SeaShore 2), King County (4) and Port of Seattle (1). Once the Subarea Boards and specified agencies (Seattle, Port of Seattle, and King County) have selected the projects, the King County members of the Regional Project Evaluation Committee (RPEC) review and prioritize the projects using the PSRC Regional Competition criteria. This ranking will be reviewed by the KCPEC which will develop and forward a recommendation to the King County Members of the PSRC Transportation Policy Board for review and approval. IIc. 2014 King County Countywide Process
IIb. 2014 King County Regional Project Selection Process The Puget Sound Regional Council (PSRC) for their Regional Surface Transportation Program and Congestion Mitigation Air Quality grant program has capped the number of applications to be submitted at 36 proposals. They have distributed the 36 applications slots as follows: 6 each from Kitsap, Pierce and Snohomish countywide groups; 12 from the King County Countywide group; and 2 each from WSDOT, Sound Transit, and the Puget Sound Clean Air Agency. One of the responsibilities delegated to the King County Project Evaluation Committee (KCPEC) is the develop of a recommendation to the King County Members of the Transportation Policy Board for which 12 projects from the King County area are eligible to complete in the PSRC’s Regional STP and CMAQ grant program competition. To identify the 12 proposals from the King County area, the KCPEC has established a process where 20 candidate proposals compete to be one of the 12 projects from the King County area. The 20 candidate proposals slots are distributed as follows: King County Subarea Boards: Eastside Transportation Partnership (ETP) (5), South County Area Transportation Board (SCATBd) (5), SeaShore (5 - Seattle 3 and rest of SeaShore 2), King County (4) and Port of Seattle (1). Once the Subarea Boards and specified agencies (Seattle, Port of Seattle, and King County) have selected the projects, the King County members of the Regional Project Evaluation Committee (RPEC) review and prioritize the projects using the PSRC Regional Competition criteria. This ranking will be reviewed by the KCPEC which will develop and forward a recommendation to the King County Members of the PSRC Transportation Policy Board for review and approval. IIc. 2014 King County Countywide Process
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