1. COLLABORATIVE
Alaska Federal Lands Collaborative Long Range Transportation Plan (CLRTP)
FLMAs:
Bureau of Land Management (BLM)
National Park Service (NPS)
US Fish & Wildlife Service (USFWS)
US Forest Service (USFS)
Partners:
Federal Highway Administration (FHWA)
AK Department of Transportation & Public Facilities (ADOT&PF) 1

2. COLLABORATIVE
Map of Alaska – Federally Managed Lands 2

3. What is the Alaska Federal Lands CLRTP?
COLLABORATIVE
What is the Alaska Federal Lands CLRTP?
2012 interagency planning team developed the Alaska Federal Lands LRTP
First multi-agency LRTP for Federal Lands
Policy-level plan: how FLMAs & Partners plan/manage transportation related to access
Establishment of common goals, objectives, and performance metrics
Alaska is unique = we use all modes of travel / transportation to access these Federally Managed Lands
- bus; ferry or boat; planes of all sizes; 4 wheelers; snowmachines; vehicles; bikes; hiking
Strategy
Projects

4. CLRTP Process Update our Mission, Goals, and Objectives
COLLABORATIVE
CLRTP Process
Update our Mission, Goals, and Objectives
Collect and analyze new data/updated info (CVTS)
Develop goal-based performance measures
Interagency coordination for 5-Year transportation improvement plans
Stakeholder outreach
Identify range of implementation strategies
Develop draft plan
Stakeholder outreach: AFN - AFE - this symposium – others?

5. COLLABORATIVE
CLRTP Update Purpose
• New Fixing America’s Surface Transportation(FAST) Act requirements and funding opportunities
• Use updated transportation and visitation data (CVTS) -condition and needs of transportation on Federal lands
• Align the updated CLRTP with FLMAs’ national guidance
• 2012 Plan - FLMA and partner accomplishments
• Develop performance measures and monitoring systems
• Increase understanding - benefits and challenges of transportation planning for Federal lands in Alaska
1) FAST Act passed in 2015 – transportation legislation
2) CVTS – Collaborative Visitor Transportation Survey = accomplishment
3) NPS has a National LRTP that we wanted to match – other FLMAs have National Plans as well – aligning goals and objectives
4) Accomplishment – CVTS
5) Performance measures were not a part of 2012 plan – updating that

6. COLLABORATIVE
Goals
System Management: Provide a long-term transportation system to address current and future land management needs.
User Experience: Proactively enhance the Alaskan multimodal transportation system experience and connectivity.
Safety & Mobility: Provide users with safe, efficient, affordable, and agency-appropriate access to and through Federal lands.
Environment: Protect and enhance natural and cultural resources through comprehensive transportation planning and management.
Climate Change: Develop a long-term transportation system that addresses a changing climate.
Partnerships: Maintain existing mutually beneficial relationships and build future opportunities for collaboration with tribal, Federal, state, local, and other external partners.
6 Goal Areas
Objectives developed under each goal area
Currently developing performance measures for each objective – to be measured in baseline conditions.

7. Timeline Contacts Started CLRTP update in Fall 2017
COLLABORATIVE
Timeline
Started CLRTP update in Fall 2017
Completion of Draft Plan by Spring 2019
Contacts
Dawna Pearson = BIA
Randy Goodwin, BLM
Paul Schrooten, NPS
David Morton, FWS
Amy Thomas, USFS
Eric Taylor, ADOT&PF
Roxanne Bash, WFLHD

8. Questions I appreciate the opportunity to talk with you today…
COLLABORATIVE
Questions
I appreciate the opportunity to talk with you today…
And to be part of the Tribal Transportation Symposium – we value your input and coordination

9. How to be Involved Long Range / Regionwide Plans Unit Level Plans
COLLABORATIVE
How to be Involved
Long Range /
Regionwide Plans
Tribal Involvement: Review FLMA goals and objectives, note FLMA needs and gaps (Are there partnership opportunities where Tribal needs and gaps overlap with FLMA’s?)
Unit Level Plans
Tribal Involvement: Comment on the importance of specific FLMA transportation assets, initiatives, alternatives, project ideas, and/or partnership opportunities.
Project Plans
Tribal Involvement: Comment on FLMA project alternatives and/or logistics
More project specific
Less project specific