What Does New Visions Say About Environmental Justice?
CDTC's Title VI-Environmental Justice initiative is intended to ensure that EJ principles are inherently integrated into the planning process at both the system and project level. The Environmental Justice Analysis Report documents the equitable distribution of transportation projects throughout the region and provides an evaluation of CDTC’s plans, programs and processes in relation to EJ issues. Policies related to public involvement are addressed in detail in CDTC’s Public Involvement Policy. Additional transportation concerns with Title VI / Environmental Justice aspects (noise, etc.) have been fairly examined in the “big ticket, big initiative” work. CDTC’s approach to Title VI/EJ policy, analysis, and documentation will continue to be updated and enhanced as programs change and as more recent and improved data becomes available.
CDTC's Title VI-Environmental Justice initiative is intended to ensure that EJ principles are inherently integrated into the planning process at both the system and project level. The Environmental Justice Analysis Report documents the equitable distribution of transportation projects throughout the region and provides an evaluation of CDTC’s plans, programs and processes in relation to EJ issues. Policies related to public involvement are addressed in detail in CDTC’s Public Involvement Policy. Additional transportation concerns with Title VI / Environmental Justice aspects (noise, etc.) have been fairly examined in the “big ticket, big initiative” work. CDTC’s approach to Title VI/EJ policy, analysis, and documentation will continue to be updated and enhanced as programs change and as more recent and improved data becomes available.
