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Sustainable Growth and Environmental Protection: Insights from the 2013 Public Information Session

At the June 12, 2013 Public Information Session, we addressed the crucial issue of land consumption outpacing population growth in our region. Over 80 years, land development surged five times the growth rate, posing significant challenges for sustainable development. Our CORE PLAN principles emphasize managing growth while protecting the environment, creating livable communities, and building a modern multimodal transportation system. With declining federal funding and rising needs, join us in discussing strategies for a sustainable future at www.dvrpc.org/connections2040.

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Sustainable Growth and Environmental Protection: Insights from the 2013 Public Information Session

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  1. Public Information Session June 12, 2013

  2. 1930 1970 2010 3.3 million people 222,000 acres developed 5.1 million people 641,000 acres developed 5.6 million people 983,000 acres developed Regional TrendsSlowing Population Growth but rapidly increasing land consumption The rate of land developed increased at five timesthe rate of population growth over this 80-year period

  3. Manage Growth & Protect the Environment Create Livable Communities Build the Economy Establish a Modern Multimodal Transportation System Bending the Trends:Framework for a More Sustainable Future CORE PLAN PRINCIPLES

  4. Manage Growth & Protect the Environment

  5. Create Livable Communities

  6. Build the Economy

  7. Establish a ModernMultimodal Transportation System

  8. Transportation Challenges • Rapidly Escalating Need • Declining Federal Funding, Minimal Local Funding • Less Funding with a Higher Percentage for Preservation • 79% Preservation • 12% Operational Improvements • 9% System Expansion • Extensive Unmet Need • 2/3 of Bridge Preservation Need • 1/2 of Roadway Pavement Preservation Need • 2/3 of Transit Preservation Need

  9. www.dvrpc.org/connections2040

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