N.Y. TRA Law § 410
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Transportation plans
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* § 410. Transportation plans. 1. The council shall develop and review\nannually areawide transportation goals and objectives, considering\nfederal and state policies and requirements, for the guidance of its\nconstituent transportation coordinating committees.\n 2. Each transportation coordinating committee shall develop and review\nand update as necessary, a transportation coordinating committee's\ntransportation plan, consisting of long-range and short-range elements,\nincluding transportation systems management components, and shall submit\nthe plan to the council.\n 3. Upon receipt of the transportation coordinating committee's\ntransportation plans, the council shall examine them with respect to its\ngoals and objectives, reconcile any differences, inconsistencies, or\nconflicts by consensus as defined herein, integrate the plans into an\nareawide transportation plan, and endorse the resultant plan as meeting\nthe requirements of 23 CFR 450 and 49 CFR 613.\n * NB Expired June 30, 1983\n
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