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1. Augmenting Metro Vision to a) address the range of housing, economic development, <br />environmental and other factors that are critical for successful transit - oriented and <br />urban center development throughout the region, b) engage a wide variety of <br />stakeholders and create broad support for the regional vision, and c) more fully <br />integrate the federal Livability Principles and serve to direct federal funding toward <br />regional priorities. <br />2. Focusing resources on local implementation efforts. Many local governments are <br />struggling with "last mile" challenges associated with successful transit - oriented and <br />urban center development, such as providing the urban infrastructure necessary to <br />support compact development, preserving or creating affordable housing, and <br />connecting residents with employment, shopping, recreation and other opportunities. <br />Through the establishment of a stable and enduring "Metro Vision Implementation and <br />Action Partnership," this grant would bring a wide variety of resources to bear on the <br />overarching mission of helping local governments transform the vision into reality. <br />Importance of partnerships <br />• To be eligible to apply for the SCRPG, DRCOG must demonstrate a commitment of support from <br />local jurisdictions representing at least 50% of the region's population. <br />• A successful application will make the region more competitive for future funding opportunities <br />emerging from the federal partnership, by earning the region "preferred status." The grant <br />announcement makes it clear that future funding will be tied to the planning efforts and <br />implementation programs completed under the SCRPG. <br />• The SCRPG is part of a larger shift away from formula -based funds to a nationally- competitive <br />funding process. This competitive focus requires greater regional coordination and prioritization <br />of potential projects going forward. <br />• Support and input from all of DRCOG's diverse membership will help ensure that grant- funded <br />activities focus on the region's highest priorities and create widespread benefits for local <br />communities throughout the region. <br />• Strong partnerships are crucial not only to the development of a successful grant application, <br />but also to successful completion of the work plan laid out in the application, and ultimately to <br />the achievement of Metro Vision goals. <br />What a commitment of support means <br />• DRCOG is asking local governments to pass resolutions that <br />1. Support DRCOG's submittal of a comprehensive joint application for the SCRPG, and <br />2. Commit to continue working collaboratively with DRCOG and stakeholders from across <br />the region to refine and implement Metro Vision to achieve the outcomes envisioned in <br />the Federal Livability Principles. <br />49 <br />
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