2004 Annual Update to "...and Justice for All": DVRPC's Strategy for Fair Treatment and Meaningful Involvement of All People
Contributing Organization(s): Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission
Author(s)/Creator(s): Richard G. Bickel
Publishing Date: 2004-09-01
Issue Areas: Energy and Environment; Transportation; Race and Ethnicity
Ownership/Rights Info: Copyright 2004 Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission. All rights reserved.
File info: 31 pages; 10.24 MB file size
In 2001, DVRPC published the . . and Justice for All report to identify impacts of disparate funding and services on defined low-income and minority groups. A methodology was created, refined in subsequent years, to identify populations that may be adversely affected by transportation planning decisions. This report is an annual update of that initial report and catalogues DVRPC's fiscal year 2008 programs and plans that contain Environmental Justice (EJ) elements. Descriptions for each project or program that utilize DVRPC's EJ methodology are discussed, including a TIP analysis and corridor studies. Additional Title VI and Public Outreach efforts are incorporated into this report, as are forthcoming procedures for EJ and Title VI.
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