| Northeast Minnesota Area Transportation Partnership
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The Northeast Minnesota Area Transportation Partnership (NE MN ATP) is a committee of elected officials, engineers, planners, and other agency representatives from an eight county area of northeast Minnesota. ATP’s were established in Minnesota as a result of the 1991 federal Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency Act (ISTEA), and have been continued. Approximately $42 million per year of federal formula funds is allocated to Northeast Minnesota. The chart below shows the NE MN ATP investment guidelines for the spending of that money. The role of the ATP is to prioritize the spending of available federal dollars by developing the Area Transportation Improvement Program (ATIP), which is a four-year list of prioritized projects. This list is submitted to the Minnesota Department of Transportation (Mn/DOT), which gives final approval to the ATIP, making it a part of the State Transportation Improvement Program (STIP)…more
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| ARDC Participates in the NE ATP by:
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For more information contact Bryan Anderson |
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2012 Enhancements | |
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ATP Membership | |
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Recommended FY 2012 Enhancement Projects | |
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FY 2012 Federal Aid Candidate Projects |
| Meeting Summaries
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| ATP Meeting Summaries ATP Steering Committee Meeting Summaries |
| Trail Planning
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Recreational trails have many important benefits, both for communities and for individual users. They contribute to the quality of life, they contribute to local economies, build pride and put places “on the map”. They offer a wide range of rewards, physically, mentally and emotionally, many of which are directly transferable into both work and home environments....more
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| Regional Trails in Northeast Minnesota
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There are three non-motorized trails in NE Minnesota. The Gitchi-Gami State Trail, the Willard Munger State Trail, and the Mesabi Trail.
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| Mn/DOT District One
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| District 1 lies between Minneapolis/St. Paul and the United States/Canadian border and supports the transportation network of northeastern Minnesota, including the counties of Cook, Lake, St. Louis, Carlton, Pine, Aitkin, Itasca and Koochiching. Duluth, the location of the district headquarters, is situated at the western tip of Lake Superior and overlooks an international harbor and Lake Superior (the largest freshwater lake in the world)...more |
| Mn/DOT Office of Investment Management
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| Mn/DOT's Transportation Plans and Program Management…more |
| Mn/DOT News
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