The Central Yavapai Metropolitan Planning Organization is responsible for producing a number of documents, or products.  The most important of these and their basic elements are:

Document	Time/Horizon	Contents	Update Requirements
Title VI	1 - 2 Years	Environmental Justice	Annually
UPWP	1 - 2 Years	Planning Studies & Tasks	Annually
MTP Long Range Plan	20 Years	Future Goals, Strategies & Projects	Every 5 Years (3 Years for non-attainment and maintenance areas)
MTIP	3 Years	Transportation Investments	Every 2 Years

Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 addresses consideration toward underrepresented groups, i.e., low-income and minority populations, within the planning process.

The Unified Planning Work Program.  The UPWP lists the transportation studies and tasks to be performed by the MPO or a member agency.

The Metropolitan Transportation Plan.  The MTP is the statement of the ways the region plans to invest in the transportation system.  The plan includes both long- and short-range program strategies/actions that lead to the development of an integrated inter-modal transportation system that facilitates the efficient movement of people and goods.

 

     CYMPO Transportation Plan Working Paper 1: Existing Conditions

     CYMPO Transportation Plan Working Paper 2: Existing Multi Modal Conditions

     CYMPO Transportation Plan Existing Conditions

     CYMPO Transportation Plan Presentation Open House

    

     CYMPO Final Regional Transportation Plan (2030 Plan) Executive Summary

     CYMPO Final Regional Transportation Plan  (2030 Plan)

     CYMPO Final SAFETEA-LU Amendment with Appendix and Appendices/References

   

     CYMPO Regional Transportation Plan October 18, 2006 Presentation to the Executive Board
 

                                   2030 Regional System                                       2030 Regional Systems - Volume

The Metropolitan Transportation Improvement Program.   The MTIP is a financially constrained three-year program covering the most immediate implementation priorities for transportation projects and strategies from the MTIP.  It is the region's way of allocating its limited transportation resources among the various capital and operating needs of the area, based on a clear set of short-term transportation priorities.

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