Techniques for Effective Highway Construction Projects in Congested Urban Areas (2011) / Chapter Skim
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Appendix A - Survey Questionnaire
Appendix A - Survey Questionnaire
Pages 43-53
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As part of this on-going research program it has become clear that transportation agencies are facing more and more challenging situations as they construct important road and highway projects in congested urban areas. Many transportation agencies are seeking solutions to the vexing problems associated with these projects including right-of-way concerns, utility relocations, high traffic volumes, sensitive stakeholder issues, environmental commitments, and many more.
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Comments: 12. Has your agency taken any special measures to address the issues associated with constructing projects in congested urban corridors?
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Do you use financial incentives for accelerating construction in your congested urban corridors?
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On-going project specific coordination meetings with utility companies even before construction is started g. Other -- Please specify: h.
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Comments: 32. What percentage of residential properties required condemnation on your urban corridor projects?
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Pay incentives to property owners that agree to sell early in the process c. Use private sector resources to fill critical roles and augment agency staff (e.g., appraisers, relocation specialists, etc.)
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Flyers distributed to residences or building occupants g. Door to door visits by project personnel h.
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50. Does your agency assign a project specific individual to its urban corridor projects for the purpose of managing media relations?
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We purchase commercial time on television stations g. We rely on the relationships we have with key media people to access their audiences and get our word out h.
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Contractor developed traffic control plan k. Agency developed traffic control plans l.
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What has your agency done to comply with the Federal regional mobility requirements for coordination of program within urban areas? Thank you for taking the time to participate in this survey.
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