21 st Century Task Force Recommendation Go OHIO Transportation Futures Plan will deliver a detailed blueprint for transforming Ohios vast road, rail,

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21 st Century Task Force Recommendation Go OHIO Transportation Futures Plan will deliver a detailed blueprint for transforming Ohios vast road, rail, transit, maritime, aviation and bicycle/pedestrian assets into one, safe, fully integrated, technically-advanced system that will help ignite the economy and add value to communities across the state. 2

Go OHIO Goals Comprehensively evaluate Ohios transportation system, policies, and decision- making processes Identify potential improvements Tie transportation system investment to job retention and attraction Target transportation resources to gain the most bang for the buck 3

OHIO ECONOMIC GROWTH & PROSPERITY Go OHIO Framework 4 Increase State Competitiveness Connect Transportation System Investment to Targeted Industries Understand Impact of Government Land Use & Transportation Policies Embrace Environmental Stewardship to Advance a Green Economy

Policy Plan Identify policy/process gaps and conflicts Sample Action Steps Increase States Competitiveness Provide real-time traveler information Increase reliability/connectivity between modes Connect Transportation with Targeted Industries Address last-mile and intermodal connection needs Participate in statewide freight planning efforts What policies need to be adjusted in Ohio? 5

Which transportation assets are of the greatest strategic importance for economic prosperity in Ohio? 6 Go OHIO Asks:

Ohio Transportation System

Maritime

Ohio Transportation System Maritime Rail

Ohio Transportation System Maritime Rail Highway

Ohio Transportation System Maritime Rail Highway Aviation

Ohio Transportation System Maritime Rail Highway Aviation Public Transportation

Ohios Targeted Industries Advanced Energy and Environmental Technologies Aerospace and Aviation Agriculture and Food Processing Bioscience and Bioproducts Corporate and Professional Services Distribution and Logistics Instruments, Controls, and Electronics Motor Vehicle and Parts Manufacturing Polymers and Advanced Materials 13

System Designation Freight and People Movement 14 Find the Dots Identify the major business clusters for each of Ohios nine key industries 1 Identify residential locations and work sites for employees in target industries. Connect the Dots by Industry Find assets that support each industry 2 Identify corridors connecting home and work Put the Pieces Together Combine results for all industries to define assets most critical for Ohio 3 Freight People

System Designation Example Freight: Polymers and Advanced Materials 15 Note: Designation as of 7/29/10 Employers and Jobs

System Designation Example Freight: Polymers and Advanced Materials 16 System Designation- Road/Rail

System Designation Freight: Targeted Industries Goods Movement 17 All Target Industries

Potential ODOT Uses Statewide planning and programming Identify transportation assets most critical for economic development and prosperity Prioritize supporting transportation investments Business interested in locating or expanding in Ohio Identify locations with appropriate transportation infrastructure Identify supporting transportation investments 18

How You Might Use Go OHIO 19 Develop/ Prioritize Transportation Projects Develop/ Prioritize Transportation Projects Conduct Economic Development Planning Consider Environmental Benefits/Impacts Consider Inform Local Land Use Planning

Next Steps Complete Regional Business Leader Meetings Meet with Target Industries Statewide Public Involvement Continue Analysis Project completion expected in December 20

For More Information Contact: Andrea Stevenson, Administrator Office of Multi-Modal Planning 1980 West Broad Street Columbus, Ohio (614)