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On March 15, Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) plans to release its draft fiscal-year 2005 Short Range Transit Plan and Capital Improvement Program (SRTP/CIP).
Required by the Federal Transit Administration and Metropolitan Transportation Commission, the plan serves as a management and financial planning tool, enabling BART to analyze operating and capital funding needs, priorities, and funding strategies through FY2014. The plan also provides a long-term perspective on current operating and capital programs, and outlines the agency’s approach to capital investment and funding strategies.
The draft SRTP/CIP includes an overview of BART’s organization, facilities and fare structure; information on current and future rail ridership, service and operating performance; description of a "Next Generation" renovation program; updates on the Earthquake Safety Program, and expansion projects and proposals; and strategies for successful partnerships with communities to promote ridership and land use.
BART will accept public comments on the SRTP/CIP until its June 24 meeting, when the agency’s board plans to adopt the document.
3/5/2004
Rail News: Passenger Rail
BART drafts FY2005 10-year plan
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On March 15, Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) plans to release its draft fiscal-year 2005 Short Range Transit Plan and Capital Improvement Program (SRTP/CIP).
Required by the Federal Transit Administration and Metropolitan Transportation Commission, the plan serves as a management and financial planning tool, enabling BART to analyze operating and capital funding needs, priorities, and funding strategies through FY2014. The plan also provides a long-term perspective on current operating and capital programs, and outlines the agency’s approach to capital investment and funding strategies.
The draft SRTP/CIP includes an overview of BART’s organization, facilities and fare structure; information on current and future rail ridership, service and operating performance; description of a "Next Generation" renovation program; updates on the Earthquake Safety Program, and expansion projects and proposals; and strategies for successful partnerships with communities to promote ridership and land use.
BART will accept public comments on the SRTP/CIP until its June 24 meeting, when the agency’s board plans to adopt the document.
