Overall Work Program
Regional Transportation Improvement Program
Public Transit
Unmet Transit Needs
Relevant Documents and Studies
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Overall Work Program
The Overall Work Program (OWP) serves as a roadmap or primary management tool for the Inyo County Local Transportation Commission. Each year the Inyo County Local Transportation Commission is required to adopt an OWP concurrent with the fiscal year. An OWP is described on page 2-1 of the California Department of Transportation Regional Planning Handbook as follows:
| The OWP introduces the agency and provides an overview of the region, with a focus on its transportation goals and objectives, and the actions to achieve those goals and objectives. The OWP is a scope of work for transportation planning activities, including estimated costs, funding sources, and completion schedules. |
The Regional Transportation Planning Agency
Overall Work Program
Guidance FY 2008/2009 and
Regional Planning Handbook can be viewed
by following their respective highlighted links. The Regional
Planning Handbook serves as a guide to administering Overall Work
Programs, Regional Transportation Plans and their funding sources. The Regional
Planning Handbook characterizes the OWP as follows:
| The core regional transportation planning document is
the Overall Work Program (OWP) and its core product is the
Regional Transportation Plan (RTP). The OWP and RTP are directly and inextricably interconnected. OWP activities support the RTP and development of the RTP is an OWP activity. The RTP is implemented through the Regional Transportation Improvement Program (RTIP) and the Federal Transportation Improvement Program (FTIP). Development of the RTIP and FTIP are OWP activities. |
The Draft 2009-2010 OWP was released for public comment on April 15, 2009. A Staff Report for the April 22, 2009 LTC meeting introduces the Draft OWP. Comments were submitted by Caltrans and Inyo County - the final OWP incorporates changes based on those comments. The LTC adopted the 2009-2010 OWP at its June 17, 2009 meeting.