Product No.: 17069es
Date Published: 03/2018
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El Plan Connections 2045 para el Área Metropolitana de Filadelfia es el plan a largo plazo para la región del Área Metropolitana de Filadelfia. Evalúa las tendencias y los pronósticos locales y establece una visión compartida para el futuro. El Plan está organizado de acuerdo con cinco principios básicos para alcanzar la visión: Respetar el medio ambiente; Desarrollar comunidades habitables; Expandir la economía; Promover la equidad y fomentar la diversidad; y Desarrollar una red de transporte integrada multimodal. Contiene un plan financiero con restricciones fiscales que compara los ingresos disponibles con la visión de la región para invertir en infraestructura de transporte, asigna los ingresos a proyectos de acuerdo con las políticas y necesidades, y considera diferentes opciones de financiamiento que pueden ayudar a hacer realidad la visión de manera más plena. Por último, el Plan presenta acciones que todos podemos emprender para alcanzar la visión. Esta versión resumida es un complemento de la versión administrativa de Connections 2045 (Publicación N.° 17039 de la DVRPC).Geographic Area Covered: Los nueve condados de la región de la DVRPC, que incluye los condados de Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery y Filadelfia en Pennsylvania; y los condados de Burlington, Camden, Gloucester y Mercer en Nueva Jersey.
Key Words: Planeación a largo plazo, Área Metropolitana de Filadelfia, política regional, vinculación con el público, principios básicos de planeación, tendencias, pronósticos, futuro, fuerzas futuras, visión, medio ambiente, gestión del crecimiento, protección de los recursos naturales, preservación de espacios abiertos, uso de suelo, comunidades habitables, centros, equidad económica, diversidad, transporte, plan financiero, brecha de financiamiento, opciones de financiamiento, multimodal, tecnología, MPO, acciones.
Staff Contact(s)
- Brett Fusco (bfusco@dvrpc.org)
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