NDOT Master Plan Partnering Process
Objectives: To work as a team in a spirit of partnering
to produce a quality master plan that meets all user, schedule
and phasing requirements, is cost effective, properly administered
and produces the data upon which to effectively design, build
and maintain the necessary erosion control and storm water
management facilities. To define and provide preliminary design
for water quality improvements on Nevada Highways 28 and 50.
Subcommittees:
- Design Subcommittee
- Environmental Subcommittee
- Public Involvement Subcommittee
Lead Agency: NDOT
Contact(s): Amir Soltani, 775-888-7000
Status: Active.
Calendar: Monthly meetings the 3rd Friday of each
month, Subcommittees meet monthly.
Transportation Technical Advisory
Committee
Remarks: Directly related to WQ through planning and
programming such things as cub/gutter/storm drain/water treatment
in highway projects. (For example: Tahoe City or Highway 50
in CST; alternative fuels; transit vehicles, etc.) Comprised
of each local jurisdiction, state DOTs, TMAs.
Lead Agency:
Contacts:
Calendar: Meets 4th Thursday of each month.
Tahoe Transportation Commission and
Tahoe Transportation District
Objective: Responsible for input into regional plans
and regional improvement programs. Each jurisdiction is represented,
plus agencies such as the USGS, and the Washoe Tribe. This
is a formal committee.
Contact: Richard Wiggins, TRPA, (775) 588-4547
Lake Tahoe Transportation and Water
Quality Coalition
No information is available at this time.
Transportation Conformity Task Force
Has met twice. Meets as needed. Contact Jim Allison, TRPA,
(775) 588-4547
Visibility Working Group
Meets approximately once per year. Contact Jim Allison, TRPA,
(775) 588-4547
Airshed Model Working Group
Formed 1998. Meets as needed. Contact Jim Allison, TRPA,
(775) 588-4547
Air Quality Monitoring Working Group
Meets approximately once per year. Contact Jim Allison, TRPA,
(775) 588-4547
Prescribed Burning TAC
Objective Summary: Coordinate prescribed burning activities
in relation to air quality thresholds.
Objectives: To coordinate prescribed burning activities
towards reduction of smoke and precipitation to surface waters.
Remarks: A connect/nexus to water quality issues exists
with respect to atmospheric deposition, modification of vegetation
component within stream environment zones, and soil impacts.
Lead Agency: TRPA
Contact(s): Steve Chilton, TRPA, 775-588-4547, schilton@trpa.org
Status: Active.
Calendar: A quarterly meeting schedule may be established.
