Publications and Links
SB 375 and TDM - Gateway COG
Reforming Parking Policies to Support Smart Growth - Metropolitan Transportation Commission
Developing Parking Policies to Support Smart Growth in Local Jurisdictions: Best Practices - Metropolitan Transportation Commission
Riverhead Parking Management Workshop Report - Town of Riverhead
Parking/Strategic Parking Plan - City of Bend
Local Jurisdiction Parking Requirements
Parking Management Strategies - SCAG
Charge for Parking: A Major Policy Step for Glendale, CA - Parking Today
Federal
United States Department of Transportation
Federal Transit Administration
Research and Innovative Technology Administration DOT (Transportation Statistics)
HUD-DOT-EPA Sustainable Communities Partnership
State
California Transportation Commission (CTC)
California High-Speed Rail (HSR) Authority
Regional
New York Metropolitan Transportation Council
Orange County Transportation Authority
Southern California Association of Governments
Local
City of Denver Strategic Parking Plan
Central City Neighborhood Partners
Planning Links
Awards Won
2008 International Parking Institute – Award of Excellence, Category III – Reforming Parking Policies to Support Smart Growth – Metropolitan Transportation Commission – Wilbur Smith Associates
2008 American Planning Association – Planning Excellence Award for Grassroots Initiative – Central City Community Transportation Plan – Central City Neighborhood Partners
2007 International Association for Public Participation – Project of Year Awards of Merit - “Communities in Motion: Regional Long-Range Transportation Plan 2030” Community Planning Association of Southwest Idaho (COMPASS) - Meridian, Idaho, USA - Presented to Terri Schorzman, COMPASS and Rosemary Curtin – Kittelson & Associates
2007 American Planning Association, Los Angeles Section - Planning Excellence Award for Grassroots Initiative – Central City Community Transportation Plan – Central City Neighborhood Partners
2007 American Metropolitan Planning Organization Award - The National Award for Outstanding Achievement in Metropolitan Transportation Planning - Recipient: Community Planning Association of Southwest Idaho (COMPASS) in Meridian, Idaho – Kittelson & Associates
The AMPO national award for outstanding achievement in metropolitan transportation planning was presented to the Community Planning Association of Southwest Idaho (COMPASS) in Meridian, Idaho for their Plan, Communities in Motion: Regional Long-Range Transportation Plan 2030 or CIM. In the past, their Plans had been little more than a collection of individual projects. For this Plan, they evaluated the regional transportation needs across a six-county region for the next 20 years and tied quantitative and qualitative evaluations of land use patterns to transportation needs associated with desired growth patterns. During the three-year project, they involved the public in numerous ways and thus brought significant attention to the need for transportation and land-use integration. Local elected officials commended them for their public involvement efforts and a local nonprofit noted that, “They were a changed region because of Communities in Motion outreach.”
2006 ACEC of Idaho – Engineering Excellence Awards – Studies, Research and Consulting Engineering Services – First Place and Grand Award – Communities in Motion – COMPASS – Kittelson & Associates
1997 President’s Award for Outstanding Service – Association for Commuter Transportation, Southern California Chapter
MK in the News
MK Public Appearances
Panelist - The Future of Transportation in Los Angeles - USC Make Your Mark Conference
Panelist - The Future of High Speed Rail in America - 4th Annual U.S.--Japan Green Conference
MK in the News
The Chronicle of Higher Education - Professor Leads High Speed Rail Project in California
Executive Director Chosen to Lead Orangeline High Speed Rail Project
SPPD’s Kodama Lays Tracks for High-Speed Rail
The City of Riverhead Releases Parking Management Workshop Report
Finding a Space for Parking in Chinatown
Orangeline Development Authority News
Orangeline Development Authority: Moving Forward