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R-95-06-22-10A - 6/22/1995RESOLUTION NO. R- 95- 06- 22 -10A WHEREAS, the Austin Metropolitan Area Transportation Plan was prepared in accordance with the requirements of the Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency Act and United States Department of Transportation guidelines in order to provide a regional transportation plan to meet the medium and long range transportation needs of the Austin metropolitan area; and WHEREAS, the Austin Transportation Study Policy Advisory Committee has requested that the City of Round Rock ( "City ") approve and adopt the Austin Metropolitan Area Transportation Plan ( "Plan "); and WHEREAS, the City recommends certain minor amendments to the Plan as more specifically set forth in Exhibit "A ", and WHEREAS, the Plan will serve as a planning tool, and not an action plan, for a future transportation system by providing a long- term guide for right -of -way reservation and a mid -term guide for public investment in transportation improvements; Now Therefore BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ROUND ROCK, TEXAS, That the Austin Metropolitan Area Transportation Plan, as adopted by the Austin Transportation Study Policy Advisory Committee on December 12, 1994, and as amended in Exhibit "A ", is hereby approved and adopted as a planning tool for future right -of -way reservations and transportation improvements by the City. RESOLVED this 22nd day of June, 1995. ATTEST: x 1 E LAND, City Secretary CHARLES CULPE P , Mayor City of Round R. k, Texas Date: June 20, 1995 (4) CR 122 (Page No. 4.5 -14) Exhibit A The City of Round Rock has a few minor changes or clarifications to the roadway tables, and associated map, so that the AMATP and the 1990 Round Rock General Plan are in harmony. Change From: Change To: (1) SH 45 ( Page No. 4.5-9 through 10) Pfluyerville Loopto SH -130 Change Planned 2020: From Existing to MAD 6 . SH 130 to FM 685 Change Planned 2020: From Existing to MAD 4 (2) FM 1460 (Page No. 4.5-12 ) US 79 - Chandler Rd. Change Planned 2020: From Existing to MAD 4 Chandler Rd. - CR 111 Change Planned 2020: From Exisitng to MAD 4 (3) EM 3406 (Page No. 4.5-13 ) Wyoming Springs - - IH -35 Change Planned 2020: From Existing to MAD 4 Wyoming Springs - - FM 1431 Change Planned 2020: From Existing to MAU 4 US 79 - CR 168 Gattis School Rd. Change Planned 2020: From Existing to MAU 4 Gattis School Rd. - Louis Henna Blvd. (SH 45) Change Planned 2020: From MAU 2 to MAU 4 (5) McNeil Road (Page No. 4.5-22 ) SH 45 to IH -35 Change Planned 2020: From MAD 4 to Existing (6) Changes to the fold out map 4.4.2 (Bicycle Plan) add: All of Brushy Creek and Chandler Creek (7) Changes to Figure 4.5.1 (Roadway Plan) Change: CR 122 to a MAU 4 Change: Fern Bluff to Creek Bend Blvd. Add: Sam Bass Rd. from Creek Bend to 3406 Change: McNeil Blvd. within City Limits to MAU 4 Change: Mays Ave. from IH -35 to Logan and from US 79 to Brushy Creek to a MAU 4 Change: Mays Ave. from US 79 to Old Settler's Blvd. to MAD 4 Extend: RM 620 east of IH -35 to Mays Ave. as a MAU 4 JUN716 -95 F.RI,12:24 AUSTIN PLAN & DEV BRC WHEREAS, the Austin Metropolitan Area Transportation Plan was prepared in accordance with the requirements of the Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency Act and United States Department of Transportation guidelines in order to provide a regional transportation plan to meet the medium and long range transportation needs of the Austin metropolitan area; and WHEREAS, the Austin Transportation Study Policy Advisory Committee has requested that the City of Pfiugerville approve and adopt the Austin Metropolitan Area Transportation Plan; and WHEREAS, the Austin Metropolitan Area Transportation Plan will serve as a planning tool, and not an action plan, for a future transportation system by providing a long -term guide for right -of -way reservation and a mid -term guide for public investment in transportation improvements; NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PFLUGERVILLE, TEXAS: That the Austin Metropolitan Area Transportation Plan, as adopted by the Austin Transportation Study Policy Advisory Committee on December 12, 1994, is hereby approved and adopted as a planning tool for future right -of -way reservations and transportation improvements by the city. APPROVED this 9th day of May, 1995. ATTEST; FAX NO. 5124996385 P.02 RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF PFLUGERVILLE, TEXAS ADOPTING THE AUSTIN METROPOLITAN AREA TRANSPORTATION PLAN LAURI GILLAM, City Secretary CITY OF PFLUGERVILLE, TEXAS D WARE, Mayor DATE: June 20, 1995 SUBJECT: City Council Meeting, June 22, 1995 ITEM: 10.A. Consider a resolution supporting the Austin Metropolitan Area Transportation Plan. Staff Resource Person: Joe Vining Staff Recommendation: Approval The Policy Advisory Committee has asked the City of Round Rock to adopt the Austin Metropolitan Area Transportation Plan (AMATP). This document was last revised in 1986 and is the cornerstone for all future roadway decisions and funding within the metropolitan area. The plan fulfills the local requirement under ISTEA (Inter -Model Transportation Efficiency Act of 1991) and assist all levels of government in coordinating the federal, state and local roadway systems. The Planing and Zoning Commission has recommended to the City Council that the AMATP be adopted with as few minor revisions, attached to the resolution as an exhibit, so that the AMATP is in harmony with the City of Round Rock 1990 General Plan.