Public Lands Planning
The Public Lands Planning focus area page is a one-stop shop for resources about transportation planning for public lands on the TPCB website. It includes links to publications, legislation and guidance, recent peer events, upcoming calendar events, and related websites.
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- The resources section of the Federal Lands Highway website offers a wide variety of technical resources for the FLHP including technical manuals; Plans, Specification, and Estimate (PS&E) Preparation; and portfolio materials.
- Click here to access a full list of Legislation, Regulations, and Guidance related to public lands planning
on the TPCB website.
- Recent publications on public lands planning:
To find existing publications and resources on public lands planning or to add new ones, visit the TPCB Resource Index.
![Calendar of Events](images/focus_calendarofevents.jpg)
- Upcoming conferences and webinars related to public lands planning:
To browse all events on the TPCB website or to add new ones, please visit the events calendar or the TPCB Resource Index.
![Peer Event Reports](images/focus_peerreports.jpg)
The TPCB peer program is a free resource for agencies in need of transporation planning assistance. Visit the peer program page to learn more or apply for a peer event.
![Related Websites and Organizations](images/focus_relatedwebsites.jpg)
- Bureau of Indian Affairs
- Bureau of Land Management
- The Federal Lands Highway Program (FLHP) provides funding for transportation planning, research, and engineering and construction of highways, roads, parkways, and transit facilities that are within, adjacent to, or provide access to Indian reservations and Federal public lands; including national parks, refuges, forests, recreation areas, and grasslands. The program is administered by the Federal Highway Administration's Office of Federal Lands Highway.
- National Park Service
- The Paul S. Sarbanes Transit in Parks (TRIP) Program provides planning and capital funding for alternative transportation systems and facilities within or adjacent to federal lands. The program is administered by the Federal Transit Administration.
- Transportation Research Board's (TRB) Transportation Needs of National Parks and Public Lands (ADA40)
- United States Department of Agriculture Forest Service
- United States Fish and Wildlife Service
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For more information about the TPCB program, contact Michelle Noch at FHWA (202-366-9206) or John Sprowls at FTA (202-366-5362).
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