RED PLAINS - TRANSPORTATION PLANNING PROJECTS

This project consisted of adding 221 routes (approximately 1100 miles) to the current IRR Inventory.

This project for the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe consisted of completing an IRR inventory of 86 routes (318 miles) of existing roadway and 19 routes (82 miles) of proposed roadway. The project also consisted of updating the Tribe's Long Range Transportation Plan.

This project consisted of writing a Long Range Transportation Plan. Red Plains first met with the Pawnee Nation to establish the policy goal and objectives to be met during the planning process. This project was completed within a 9 week period to meet an established deadline.

This project consisted of writing a Long Range Transportation Plan. Red Plains first met with the Comanche Nation to establish the policy goal and objectives to be met during the planning process. This project was completed within a 9 week period to meet an established deadline.

This project for the Hoopa Valley Tribe consisted of completing an IRR inventory of 36 routes (139 miles) of existing roadway and 13 routes (243 miles) of proposed roadway. The inventory of Tribe's routes was very challenging due to the remoteness of many of the routes and recent flooding in the area. The field inventory and the development of the maps and documentation were completed in a very short time period to meet the BIA deadlines for submission.