News Release

TPB approves funding for eight projects that integrate transportation planning and land use

May 17, 2017

The National Capital Region Transportation Planning Board (TPB) approved $370,000 in funding for eight projects, including one from the District of Columbia, four from Maryland, and three from Virginia, through the TPB’s Transportation/Land-use Connections (TLC) Program

The TLC Program provides consultant support to local jurisdictions as they deal with the challenges of integrating land-use and transportation planning at the community level. 

“The eight projects include local planning or design studies that will help local jurisdictions develop vibrant communities that support biking, walking, and transit use,” said COG Transportation Planner John Swanson, who manages the TLC program for TPB.

Since its inception in 2007, the TPB has funded 100 technical assistance projects across the region, totaling $3.7 million in funding.

The TPB approved the following projects, selected in part based on how well they advance regional transportation priorities:

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MORE: View the agenda and materials from the TPB meeting.

Contact: Laura Ambrosio
Phone: (202) 962-3278
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