Event Materials
- Workshop program (195 KB PDF)
- Sessions approved for AICP credit (59 KB PDF)
About the Event
This workshop provided practical information on incorporating environmental review and stewardship into roadway project development. Workshop topics included defining project need, developing alternatives, reviewing National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) process requirements, and assessing the impacts of commonly encountered environmental issues. Sessions covered policies and regulations, multimodal issues, and environmental hot topics.
Program
Keynote: How Climate Change Is Playing Out In Minnesota: Extreme Weather |
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Project Development Challenges in the Aftermath of an Extreme Weather Event: TH210/Jay Cooke State Park |
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Streamlining and Programmatic Approaches |
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"Who Are All These People?" Lessons Learned from Working with Multiple Federal Agencies |
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Design-Build and Environmental Impacts |
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Water & Noise & Air Oh My! |
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Complete Streets in Minnesota |
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Army Corps of Engineers Permitting Process |
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NEPA - 4(f) |
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Working Together for More Transportation Choices |
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An Invasive Species Lightning Round |
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Sponsors
This event is sponsored by the MnDOT Office of Environmental Stewardship and facilitated by the Center for Transportation Studies at the University of Minnesota.