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Founded in 1962, the Civic League For New Castle County is an organization comprised of community civic associations, umbrella civic groups, good government groups, businesses, and interested individuals. The League provides a forum for education about, discussion of, and action on issues relating to the impact of government on the quality of life in New Castle County

Friday, July 30, 2010

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PUBLIC WORKSHOP AND COMMENT PERIOD FOR TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM (TIP) AMENDMENTS

The public is invited to comment on proposed amendments to WILMAPCO's Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) for fiscal years 2011-2014; the proposal will be available for public review beginning August 2 through September 1. The TIP provides federal funding for transportation projects in our region and these amendments will make the TIP consistent with available state funding based on the Delaware Bond Bill. In step with federal regulations, the FY 2011 - 2014 TIP also features an air quality conformity analysis. This analysis demonstrates that the planned projects meet the our region's air quality requirements.

Information will be available for public review and comment at a public "open house" workshop on August 30, at
WILMAPCO (850 Library Ave., Newark, DE) from 4 p.m. through 7 p.m. This workshop is cosponsored by DelDOT and the Council on Transportation. All WILMAPCO information will also available at WILMAPCO's office and at www.wilmapco.org/tip.

Those wishing to submit comments about the TIP amendments can:

* Mail comments to WILMAPCO at 850 Library Ave., Suite 100, Newark, DE 19711
* Attend the August 30 public workshop
* Attend the September 9 Council Meeting, 6:30 p.m., at WILMAPCO, to speak during the public comment period
* Submit comments via email to wilmapco@wilmapco.org

For more information about the proposed TIP amendments visit www.wilmapco.org/tip or call WILMAPCO at 302-737-6205, or 888-808-7088 from Cecil County.

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