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ATTACHMENT A <br />TRI-VALLEY TRANSPORTATION COUNCIL <br />1990 WORK PROGRAM <br />Preparation of a Tri-Valley Transportation Plan and Program which includes the following <br />content; <br />Priority #1 Planning for the near term. <br />preparation of an inventory of existing major system deficiencies in priority <br />order; <br />identification of appropriate strategies for addressing these problems (capacity <br />improvements, congestion mitigation measures, etc.); and <br />estimation of costs and funding sources. <br />Priority #2 Planning for the long term. <br />analyses of the potential impacts of anticipated growth on the planned Tri- <br />Valley transportation system to identify problems, these analyses to be based <br />in part on the use of a computer model; <br />evaluation of the potential for alternative transportation plans and polices to <br />mitigate future problems, again using the computer model; and <br />providing Council with recommendations, including, those associated with <br />funding and implementation, on how current plans and policies might be <br />changed to address longer -range needs. . <br />Priority #3 New approaches to planning <br />development of a strategy to balance jobs with affordable housing in the Tri- <br />Valley; and <br />review and modification, as appropriate, of development and transportation <br />policies in potential rail corridors, to ensure the highest degree of <br />complementation. <br />The Transportation Plan and Program should include the following events: <br />a. Identify major deficiencies on the existing transportation system that require <br />immediate attention. <br />b. Define a long-range network of highway, arterial and transit facilities for the <br />Tri-Valley (Tri-Valley Transportation System) and evaluate its potential to <br />accommodate travel. <br />