Project Planning Reviews (PPR)
The NOACA Governing Board’s Regional Transportation Investment Policy (RTIP) requires Project Planning Review (PPR) for all new projects being added to the Transportation Plan and/or Transportation Improvement Program (TIP). PPR is also required for projects that undergo a change of scope or a cost increase greater than 20 percent.
Click on the links below to review:
Click here for the Project Planning Review Schedule.
PPR Process
The PRR process is comprehensive and takes at least three months. Check this link to see the calendar year 2012 PPR schedule.
- Staff Review
NOACA staff reviews the project application for completeness and appropriate documentation and offer comments. Transportation Division staff also assesses each project with regard to the ten transportation goals of the regional Transportation Plan, Connections 2030.
- Committee Review
Staff comments are summarized and distributed quarterly to various NOACA committees and councils for further review and comment, beginning as an information item to the Transportation Advisory Committee (TAC). The project is presented again to the TAC the following month for its recommendation to the Board.
- Intergovernmental Review and Consultation (IGRC) and Public Involvement
Each project is available for public involvement and intergovernmental review from the time it goes to the TAC until the Board makes a decision. Staff comments about each project, as well as those from the public, committees and governmental organizations, are posted on the NOACA Web site.
- Governing Board Review/Consideration
After comments are gathered and TAC makes its recommendations, the Governing Board considers the project for approval. When approved, the Governing Board issues a resolution indicating that the project review has been successfully completed. This resolution allows the project to be amended to the Transportation Plan and become a candidate to be amended to the TIP.
If you are a representative of a governmental entity and would like to comment on a project, or if you looking for more information, please email us or call 216-241-2414 x322.
Public Involvement:
NOACA encourages email from the public on proposed transportation improvement projects. Please email us if you would like to be added to our e-mail notification list for future updates.
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