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David S. Ekern, P.E. April 7, 2005 Transforming Transportation Building the Next Generation Environmental Stewardship Breakout Session
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Page 1: David S. Ekern, P.E. April 7, 2005 David S. Ekern, P.E. April 7, 2005 Transforming Transportation Building the Next Generation Environmental Stewardship.

David S. Ekern, P.E.

April 7, 2005

David S. Ekern, P.E.

April 7, 2005

Transforming Transportation Building the Next Generation Transforming Transportation Building the Next Generation

Environmental Stewardship Breakout Session

Environmental Stewardship Breakout Session

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Improving Project/Program Delivery

Planning and Innovative Finance

Improving Safety

Enhancing System Operations

Organizational Development

Strategic Strategic Focus AreasFocus AreasStrategic Strategic

Focus AreasFocus AreasActivities intended to move

transportation and the organization from one place to another

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Integrating Vision Integrating Vision and Performanceand Performance

Corridor and Area

Plans

Customer Expectation

State System Planning

System Health

The VisionSystem

Performance

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Project / Program Project / Program DeliveryDelivery

Project / Program Project / Program DeliveryDelivery

2004 Context Sensitive Solutions/Policy

2005

Resource Agency Agreements

ITD / FHWA / LHTAC Stewardship Oversight Agreement

Funding Neutral Project Development Process

Consultant Process Review

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Successful ProjectSuccessful ProjectElementsElements

Community Acceptance

Environmental Compatibility

Engineering and Functional Credibility

Financial Feasibility

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CSS ObjectivesCSS ObjectivesCommunity Acceptance/Support

Involvement in project scoping Satisfaction with projects Adding something to the community

Environmental Compatibility One process for development Commitment follow through Award winning nominations Compliance with environmental rules

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CSS ObjectivesCSS ObjectivesFinancial and delivery commitment (on time – on budget)

Unique financing plans for program/projects Cost Schedule Plan quality

Engineering/Functional/Credibility Produced electronically Scoped to include community/environmental

values/needs Focused on purpose Quality measures/uniformity of plans built within

AASHTO guidelines Improving safety

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FRAMEWORK- -TRAINING FOR PROJECT DEVELOPMENT*

Values/Element

Level

1Broad Frame-work Overview

2Indepth

Course Work

3Issue Oriented

Training

4Functional

Group Training& Info Sharing

5Informal

ProjectManagement

Expertise

StakeHolderInput

EnvironmentalSensitivity/Agency

InvolvementCommunityIntegration

Aesthetics andVisual Quality

Engineering/Design

CONTEXT SENSITIVE DESIGN APPROACH(Philosophy of how we approach project development)

Project Management Forums for “Hot Topics” (1day)

Individual or Small Group Meetings (as needed - day-to-day)

Preliminary Design Engineers, Detail Design, Other Functional Group Meetings

PAC Meetings (quarterly meetings)

ProjectManagement

Academy (8 days)

Public Involvement

Training Course

Context Sensitive Design Workshop

-Excellence Goals -Case Studies-Qualities -Principles

EnvironmentalSchool

(4 days)

Geometric Design Course (NWTI)-GEOPAK Training-Training Tapes-Other

* Project Managers, Designers, Technicians, Architects, Landscape Architects**Each funct ional area within the department probably has internally developed & delivered tra ining or uses external services

AestheticDesignPractice

Workshop

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Thank YouThank You

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— Quality Transportation Through People Who Make a Difference —


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