ORS 184.730
Authority for public transportation development program


(1)

In addition to the provisions of ORS 184.689 (Powers and duties of department), the Department of Transportation is authorized to institute a public transportation development program which may be financed by state, federal, local or other funds and may be operated in conjunction and cooperation with the federal government, metropolitan planning organizations, public and private employers, and public transportation entities.

(2)

The department may apply to the Federal Transit Administration or Federal Highway Administration of the United States Department of Transportation or other federal or state government agency for participation in any public transportation system development project.

(3)

The department may, with the assistance of the Oregon Department of Administrative Services or in cooperation with public transportation entities, or both, write specifications for and order public transportation equipment on behalf of any number of public transportation entities, to purchase real estate or to purchase, engineer, design, construct or lease public transportation structures and facilities under this program.

(4)

If federal funds are being used to finance any project under this program, the department shall secure assurance from the federal government of the availability and amount of federal financial assistance. The department may also secure obligations by the participating public transportation entities that they will manage and operate such public transportation equipment or facilities at the appropriate time and will supply local funding if such is being utilized.

(5)

Funding for projects under this section and ORS 184.733 (Department of Transportation Public Transportation Development Fund) may be with whatever percentage of federal, state or local funds that the Oregon Transportation Commission deems proper. In the event that the federal percentage is changed by legislation, the state and local percentage may be changed by action of the Oregon Transportation Commission.

(6)

In cooperation with metropolitan planning organizations, public and private employers, and public transportation entities, the department may develop transportation demand management projects, air quality improvement projects, demonstration projects, and planning and research projects. As used in this subsection:

(a)

Transportation demand management projects are measures to reduce traffic congestion and travel by single occupant automobiles including but not limited to carpool, vanpool, buspool, park-and-ride facilities, parking management, high occupancy vehicle lanes, bus bypass lanes, flexible hours of employment, work trip reduction programs and incentives to use public transportation.

(b)

Air quality improvement projects are measures to reduce vehicle emissions, including transportation demand management, development of alternative fuels including fueling stations, conversion of existing vehicles or replacement of existing vehicles with vehicles producing lower emissions, research into vehicles using alternative fuels and purchase of new vehicles by public transportation entities.

(c)

Demonstration projects show the merits of products, projects, transportation service designs or management techniques. Demonstration projects are of a limited duration. [1981 c.224 §4; 1989 c.867 §2; 1991 c.752 §14f; 1993 c.741 §17; 1995 c.79 §65]

Source: Section 184.730 — Authority for public transportation development program, https://www.­oregonlegislature.­gov/bills_laws/ors/ors184.­html.

184.305
Oregon Department of Administrative Services
184.315
Director of Oregon Department of Administrative Services
184.325
Duties of director
184.335
Deputy director
184.340
Rules
184.345
Oregon Department of Administrative Services to provide services to certain agencies on reimbursable basis
184.351
Corrections population forecasts
184.360
Internal audits in state government
184.365
Authority of Oregon Department of Administrative Services to require fingerprints
184.370
Training program
184.400
Definitions for ORS 184.400 to 184.408
184.402
Findings
184.404
Grant agreements
184.406
Prerequisites of grant agreement
184.408
Major League Stadium Grant Fund
184.421
“Sustainability” defined
184.423
Findings and goals regarding sustainability
184.425
Definitions for ORS 184.425 to 184.435
184.427
Sustainability Board
184.429
Powers and duties of board
184.431
Chairperson and vice chairperson
184.433
Rules
184.435
Sustainability Board Fund
184.489
Definitions
184.492
Duties
184.495
Report
184.498
Court Appointed Special Advocate Fund
184.610
Definitions for ORS 184.610 to 184.665
184.611
Freight mobility projects
184.612
Oregon Transportation Commission
184.614
Authority to enter into agreements
184.615
Department of Transportation
184.617
Functions of commission
184.619
Rulemaking authority
184.620
Director of Transportation
184.621
Commission
184.622
Authority of Department of Transportation to require fingerprints
184.623
Director of Transportation
184.625
Compensation and expenses of director and subordinates
184.626
Bond of director
184.627
Real property inventory
184.628
Chief engineer
184.630
Research program
184.632
Legislative finding on ports
184.633
Duties of director
184.634
Disposition of real property by department
184.635
Reports to Governor
184.636
Revolving funds
184.637
Departmental fiscal officer
184.638
Functions provided by fiscal officer
184.639
Internal auditor
184.640
Transportation Administration Account
184.642
Department of Transportation Operating Fund
184.643
Transfer of certain fuel tax moneys to operating fund
184.644
Levy and sale of property for payment of liquidated and delinquent debt owed to department
184.645
Department of Transportation Working Capital Account
184.647
Transfer of funds to working capital account
184.648
Revolving fund
184.649
Report on audits
184.651
Cost accounting system
184.652
Sharing facilities and offices with local governments
184.653
Least-cost planning
184.654
Short title
184.656
Governor’s budget for department
184.657
Describing and reporting condition of transportation infrastructure
184.659
Written analysis of costs and benefits of proposed transportation projects
184.661
Website
184.665
Continuous Improvement Advisory Committee
184.667
Autonomous vehicles
184.668
Cooperation by other agencies issuing permits for transportation projects
184.670
Purpose of ORS 184.670 to 184.733
184.675
Definitions for ORS 184.670 to 184.733
184.685
Purpose of department
184.689
Powers and duties of department
184.691
Public Transit Account
184.705
Operating agreements
184.710
When operating agreements prohibited
184.720
Criteria and standards for evaluation of projects
184.725
Rules
184.730
Authority for public transportation development program
184.733
Department of Transportation Public Transportation Development Fund
184.740
Safe Routes to Schools Fund
184.741
Safe routes to schools program
184.742
Matching grant program
184.745
Website information on purchase of state park day-use passes
184.746
Duties of State Parks and Recreation Department
184.751
Statewide Transportation Improvement Fund
184.752
Definitions
184.758
Distribution of moneys from Statewide Transportation Improvement Fund
184.761
Review process
184.766
Qualified entities
184.841
Legislative findings
184.843
Road User Fee Task Force
184.846
Pilot programs
184.850
Variable pilot program fees
184.853
Moneys for task force and programs
184.866
Highway construction workforce development
184.886
Transportation design practices
184.888
“Metropolitan planning organization” defined
184.891
Agency authority to regulate air contaminants
184.893
Alternative land use and transportation scenario guidelines
184.895
Development of toolkit used to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
184.897
Education on reducing greenhouse gas emissions
184.899
Regional transportation plans
184.901
Bridge projects that cross floatable natural waterways
184.911
Definitions for 184.911 to 184.925
184.916
Registry of telecommunication providers
184.920
Process for selecting projects
184.925
Rules
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