20020672 Ver 3_Agency Meeting - July 18 DRAFT MINUTES_20120904 (4)

Carpenter,Kristi
From:Karoly, Cyndi
Sent:Tuesday, September 04, 2012 4:25 PM
To:Chapman, Amy
Subject:FW: Monroe Connector/Bypass (R-3329/R-2559) -- Agency Meeting - July 18 DRAFT
MINUTES
Attachments:Baker Presentation for Agency Meeting_7_18_12.pdf

From: Shumate, Christy
Sent: Friday, August 03, 2012 10:47 AM
To: Chris Militscher
Cc: Johnson, Alan; Simes, Amy; Blackburn, Barney R; Moose, Barry S; Carl Gibilaro; Dagnino, Carla S; Mellor, Colin;
Karoly, Cyndi; Wainwright, David; Lewis, Ed F; Lusk, Elizabeth L; [e-mail]; '[e-mail]'; Thorpe,
Gregory J; Alavi, J S; Nelson, Jane C; Gilstrap, Jesse W; Harris, Jennifer; '[e-mail]'; Hamidi, K. Zak;
Gettier, Lawrence; Parkins, Lorna; Thompson, Larry B; '[e-mail]'; Chambers, Marla J; Clawson, Marshall
W; Watson, Malcolm C; Staley, Mark K; Wilkins, Ronald B; Gledhill-earley, Renee; Baucom, Richard W;
'[e-mail]'; '[e-mail]'; Gurganus, Stephen J (Steve) - HEU; Slusser, Scott
([e-mail]); Franklin, Spencer T; [e-mail]; Mcfadden, Timothy T; [e-mail]; Tina
Swiezy ([e-mail]); Fischer, Kevin
Subject: RE: Monroe Connector/Bypass (R-3329/R-2559) -- Agency Meeting - July 18 DRAFT MINUTES

Chris,

We will clarify this in the minutes. The 2003/2004 socioeconomic forecasts are forecasts of future population and
employment (year 2030) developed by MUMPO for use in their long range planning and travel demand modeling. These
are the forecasts that we used in the indirect and cumulative effects analysis to represent the future No-Build
condition. MUMPO is currently updating their long range transportation plan and associated socioeconomic projects;
however, these will not be available for at least nine months and likely a year. Therefore, the 2003/2004 projections are
still the best available forecast data that has been reviewed and approved by regional leaders. We are still investigating
options for other socioeconomic forecasts that may inform any update to the ICE and if you have any recommendations

we will gladly look into those.

Attached is a pdf of the presentation made at the agency meeting that explains the data and methodology used in the
ICE study. We would be happy to review the presentation with you via conference call or answer any questions you

have.

Thanks,

Christy

From: Chris Militscher \[mailto:[e-mail]\]
Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2012 1:16 PM
To: Shumate, Christy
Cc: Johnson, Alan; Simes, Amy; Blackburn, Barney R; Moose, Barry S; Carl Gibilaro; Dagnino, Carla S; Mellor, Colin;
Karoly, Cyndi; Wainwright, David; Lewis, Ed F; Lusk, Elizabeth L; [e-mail]; '[e-mail]'; Thorpe,
Gregory J; Alavi, J S; Nelson, Jane C; Gilstrap, Jesse W; Harris, Jennifer; '[e-mail]'; Hamidi, K. Zak;
Gettier, Lawrence; Parkins, Lorna; Thompson, Larry B; '[e-mail]'; Chambers, Marla J; Clawson, Marshall
W; Watson, Malcolm C; Staley, Mark K; Wilkins, Ronald B; Gledhill-earley, Renee; Baucom, Richard W;
'[e-mail]'; '[e-mail]'; Gurganus, Stephen J (Steve) - HEU; Slusser, Scott
([e-mail]); Franklin, Spencer T; [e-mail]; Mcfadden, Timothy T; [e-mail]; Tina
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Swiezy ([e-mail]); Fischer, Kevin

Subject: Re: Monroe Connector/Bypass (R-3329/R-2559) -- Agency Meeting - July 18 DRAFT MINUTES

Christie: I read in the meeting minutes that only 2003-2004 socioeconomic data is available. Maybe I have confused

myself on this issue because the 2010 U.S. Census is completed.

http://quickfacts.census.gov/qfd/states/37000.html

Thanks.

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