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10 Developing a Measure of Effective Public Involvement The research team developed a measurement framework, crafted measurement items, and designed methods for implementing the measurement tools, all informed by lessons learned from the literature review. The research team used the following definitions of terms when developing the survey instrument, [which can be found on the TRB website (www.trb.org)
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Developing the Survey and Securing Transportation Projects for Testing 11 well as potentially revising decisions made at earlier phases. The following are examples of this process: • As items were created, the idea of whether to combine certain indicators was considered.
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12 Measuring the Effectiveness of Public Involvement in Transportation Planning and Project Development be found on the TRB website (www.trb.org) by searching for "NCHRP Research Report 905".
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Developing the Survey and Securing Transportation Projects for Testing 13 Washington State Ferries' Long-Range Plan Washington State Ferries is developing a long-range plan to better understand and prepare for the ferry system's changing needs through 2040. The process includes robust community engagement centered on two milestones: identification of issues and priorities in spring 2018 and review of a draft long-range plan in fall 2018.
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