Joint MTC Planning Committee/ABAG Administrative Committee
The MTC Planning Committee considers matters relating to MTC regional, corridor-level, and other planning activities. The ABAG Administrative Committee studies and submits reports and recommendations to the Executive Board on matters assigned by the Board. Agenda: Air Quality Conformity Redetermination Funding recommendations for the Regional PDA and PCA Planning Programs For assistance, please contact Janice … Continued
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Lisa Ratner
11:35 AM PST on February 4, 2013
The MTC Planning Committee considers matters relating to MTC regional, corridor-level, and other planning activities. The ABAG Administrative Committee studies and submits reports and recommendations to the Executive Board on matters assigned by the Board.
- Air Quality Conformity Redetermination
- Funding recommendations for the Regional PDA and PCA Planning Programs
For assistance, please contact Janice Richards, jrichards@mtc.ca.gov, 510.817.5815
This meeting will be audiocast on the MTC Web site during the meeting, and an audio filewill be available for approximately one month after the meeting date.
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