Transportation Documents
FY2009-FY2012 Draft Transportation Improvment Program (TIP)
The Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) is the regionally agreed-upon list of priority transportation projects. The TIP shows estimated costs and schedule by project phase and is financially constrained based on the amount of federal, state, and local funds that will be available for transportation projects in the region. The TIP can be amended after it is adopted and is updated every two years.
The Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission (DVRPC) released the FY2009 - FY2012 Draft TIP for public comment in May 2008. The Pennsylvania Draft TIP includes 350 projects totaling over $4 billion for the next four years. The Draft TIP will be presented to the DVRPC Board for adoption in June 2008.
Transportation Policy Paper (PDF, 422 KB)
Come find out how transportation planning will be guided under Landscapes2. These policies have been endorsed by the Commissioners and will serve as interim guidance in the preparation of the action plan and the preparation of the Transportation Improvement Program for Chester County.
Chester County Transportation Priorities 2007 (PDF, 2.32 MB)
These proposed transportation projects were adopted by the Chester County Planning Commission in June 2007 and were recommended by the Commission and State Legislative Delegation for Chester County to the State Transportation Commission in August 2007. Prepared by CCPC.
Transportation Improvements Inventory 2007 (PDF, 187 KB)
Listing of all capital transportation projects that have been recommended to the Chester County Planning Commission. This inventory was adopted in 2007. Prepared by CCPC.
DVRPC’s 2030 Long Range Plan
As the Metropolitan Planning Organization, the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission has prepared this document to guide transportation, economic, environmental and other goals, throughout the region.
DVRPC's Transportation Improvement Program (TIP)
The 2007 Transportation Improvement Program was adopted by the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission in June 2006. It is normally amended on a monthly basis.
SEPTA's Capital Program (PDF, 1.54 MB) and
Chester County Capital Projects (PDF, 1.14 MB)
Every year SEPTA develops a budget for capital improvements, such as rail cars, buses and stations. Chester County capital projects are then published separately.
PennDOT’s PA Mobility Plan
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation has recently updated their statewide comprehensive plan. The PA Mobility Plan provides direction for transportation through 2030.
Transportation Plan presentation, August 22, 2007 (PDF, 2.06 MB)
Because transportation is an integral part of almost every aspect of planning, from housing and land use to public infrastructure and natural resources, Transportation was discussed as the second topic for the Steering Committee to consider. Prepared by CCPC.