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Technical Advisory Committees and Working Groups
The Aviation Technical Advisory Committee (ATAC) is a quarterly regional forum for aviation professionals (e.g. airport planners, transportation agency officials, and academics) to share technical and professional expertise on regional aviation issues with SCAG. SCAG uses information and data provided by the ATAC to inform aviation element of the Connect SoCal Regional Transportation Plan/Sustainable Communities Strategy, as well as other planning and research efforts. The ATAC shall not serve as a policy, legislative, or voting body; thus, meetings are not subject to the Brown Act.
Meeting agendas and related materials are available on this page. To access agendas older than three years, please submit a public records request.
Scott Strelecki
Planning Supervisor
Mobility Planning and Goods Movement
The “Highways to Boulevards Regional Study” will identify areas to remove, retrofit, or mitigate the negative impacts of highways and railways through highway-to-boulevard conversions, freeway caps, and railroad conversions. The study will create two project advisory committees to gather input from organizations in the region.
The first Highways to Boulevards project advisory committee aligns with regional goals defined by SCAG in the Connect SoCal Regional Transportation Plan/Sustainable Communities Strategy by identifying locations for conversion and mitigation. The study will rely on input from cities, councils of government, and country transportation commissions to help identify preliminary project locations. The project advisory committee will contribute to the vision and goals for the study, define methodologies, screen and prioritize criteria, and determine corridors for future conceptual design.
The second project advisory committee also aligns with the regional goals, gathering agencies and community-based organizations to take the lead in seeking funding and implementing identified projects. The primary goals of the second project advisory committee are to provide guidance on the top six to 10 corridors identified, determine next steps, and seek funding. The project advisory committee will identify preliminary designs and anti-displacement strategies to arrive at final designs, implementation, and funding strategies.
The Modeling Task Force (MTF) coordinates SCAG’s various modeling programs and provides a forum to discuss data standards and share information and new ideas. Participation in the MTF is open to all interested parties including governmental staff, education-related individuals and groups, environmental organizations, business groups, and the general public. The MTF is not a legislative body of SCAG, so meetings of the MTF are not subject to the Brown Act.
Meeting agendas and related materials are available on this page. To access agendas older than three years, please submit a public records request.
Staff Contact
Ellen Jisu Lee
(213) 236-1867
leej@scag.ca.gov
The Regional Transit Technical Advisory Committee (RTTAC), made up of representatives from the region’s transit operators, provides a forum for coordination of input in the development of the Connect SoCal Regional Transportation Plan/Sustainable Communities Strategy and the Federal Transportation Improvement Program. Past RTTAC discussion topics have included funding programs, intelligent transportation systems, transit-oriented development, and performance measures. A list of upcoming meetings is available on the SCAG calendar.
Meeting agendas and related materials are available on this page. To access agendas older than three years, please submit a public records request.
Staff Contact
Priscilla Freduah-Agyemang
(213) 236-1973
agyemang@scag.ca.gov
The purpose of the Technical Working Group (TWG) for regional planning and growth is to enhance the quality, data integrity, and transparency of the Connect SoCal Regional Transportation Plan/Sustainable Communities Strategy. The TWG provides a venue for SCAG staff to discuss and receive feedback on growth-related technical approaches, data collection, and technical tools with local and regional planning partners, regulatory and coordinating agencies, and technical experts. The TWG shall not serve as a policy, legislative, or voting body; thus, meetings are not subject to the Brown Act.
View the Technical Working Group Charter
Meeting agendas and related materials are available on this page. To access agendas older than three years, please submit a public records request.
Staff Contact
Kevin Kane
(213) 236-1828
kane@scag.ca.gov
The Transportation Conformity Working Group (TCWG) is a regional forum for interagency consultation and coordination to maintain transportation conformity and improve air quality in Southern California.
The TCWG meets monthly to facilitate inclusive transportation and air quality planning processes and to fulfill the interagency consultation requirements of Federal Transportation Conformity Regulations. The group helps resolve regional issues pertaining to transportation conformity and coordinates with the Statewide Transportation Conformity Working Group.
Membership of the TCWG includes federal (U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Federal Highway Administration, Federal Transit Administration), state (California Air Resources Board, Caltrans), regional (air quality management districts, SCAG), and subregional (county transportation commissions) agencies and other stakeholders.
Meeting agendas and related materials are available on this page. To access agendas older than three years, please submit a public records request.
Staff Contact
Lijin Sun
(213) 236-1804
sunl@scag.ca.gov
The Aviation Technical Advisory Committee (ATAC) is a quarterly regional forum for aviation professionals (e.g. airport planners, transportation agency officials, and academics) to share technical and professional expertise on regional aviation issues with SCAG. SCAG uses information and data provided by the ATAC to inform aviation element of the Connect SoCal Regional Transportation Plan/Sustainable Communities Strategy, as well as other planning and research efforts. The ATAC shall not serve as a policy, legislative, or voting body; thus, meetings are not subject to the Brown Act.
Meeting agendas and related materials are available on this page. To access agendas older than three years, please submit a public records request.
Scott Strelecki
Planning Supervisor
Mobility Planning and Goods Movement
The “Highways to Boulevards Regional Study” will identify areas to remove, retrofit, or mitigate the negative impacts of highways and railways through highway-to-boulevard conversions, freeway caps, and railroad conversions. The study will create two project advisory committees to gather input from organizations in the region.
The Modeling Task Force (MTF) coordinates SCAG’s various modeling programs and provides a forum to discuss data standards and share information and new ideas. Participation in the MTF is open to all interested parties including governmental staff, education-related individuals and groups, environmental organizations, business groups, and the general public. The MTF is not a legislative body of SCAG, so meetings of the MTF are not subject to the Brown Act.
Meeting agendas and related materials are available on this page. To access agendas older than three years, please submit a public records request.
Staff Contact
Ellen Jisu Lee
(213) 236-1867
leej@scag.ca.gov
The Regional Transit Technical Advisory Committee (RTTAC), made up of representatives from the region’s transit operators, provides a forum for coordination of input in the development of the Connect SoCal Regional Transportation Plan/Sustainable Communities Strategy and the Federal Transportation Improvement Program. Past RTTAC discussion topics have included funding programs, intelligent transportation systems, transit-oriented development, and performance measures. A list of upcoming meetings is available on the SCAG calendar.
Meeting agendas and related materials are available on this page. To access agendas older than three years, please submit a public records request.
Staff Contact
Priscilla Freduah-Agyemang
(213) 236-1973
agyemang@scag.ca.gov
The purpose of the Technical Working Group (TWG) for regional planning and growth is to enhance the quality, data integrity, and transparency of the Connect SoCal Regional Transportation Plan/Sustainable Communities Strategy. The TWG provides a venue for SCAG staff to discuss and receive feedback on growth-related technical approaches, data collection, and technical tools with local and regional planning partners, regulatory and coordinating agencies, and technical experts. The TWG shall not serve as a policy, legislative, or voting body; thus, meetings are not subject to the Brown Act.
View the Technical Working Group Charter
Meeting agendas and related materials are available on this page. To access agendas older than three years, please submit a public records request.
Staff Contact
Kevin Kane
(213) 236-1828
kane@scag.ca.gov
The Transportation Conformity Working Group (TCWG) is a regional forum for interagency consultation and coordination to maintain transportation conformity and improve air quality in Southern California.
The TCWG meets monthly to facilitate inclusive transportation and air quality planning processes and to fulfill the interagency consultation requirements of Federal Transportation Conformity Regulations. The group helps resolve regional issues pertaining to transportation conformity and coordinates with the Statewide Transportation Conformity Working Group.
Membership of the TCWG includes federal (U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Federal Highway Administration, Federal Transit Administration), state (California Air Resources Board, Caltrans), regional (air quality management districts, SCAG), and subregional (county transportation commissions) agencies and other stakeholders.