Statewide Transportation Planning Framework
Central Arizona Region

Central Arizona

2.1	Introduction
2.2	Environmental Context
	2.2.1	Geology and Topography
	2.2.2	Hydrological Resources and Issues
	2.2.3	Natural Infrastructure
	2.2.4	Cultural Resources
	2.2.5	Air Quality
	2.2.6	Hazardous Materials
	2.2.7	Environmental References
2.3	Land Use
	2.3.1	Existing Land Use
	2.3.2	Future Land Use
	2.3.3	Generalized Land Ownership
	2.3.4	Public Land Management Studies
	2.3.5	Large Planned and Proposed Development
2.4	Existing Roadway System
	2.4.1	State Highway System
	2.4.2	Other Principal Arterial Roadways
	2.4.3	Study Area Roadway Functional Classification Systems
	2.4.4	Existing Traffic Volumes and Percent Trucks
	2.4.5	Existing and Proposed Major Bridge and Structures
	2.4.6	Railroad Grade Crossings
2.5	Existing Public Transportation
	2.5.1	Local and Regional Transit Systems
	2.5.2	Special Needs Transportation Services
	2.5.3	Intercity Bus Transportation
2.6	Aviation Facilities
	2.6.1	Primary Airports
	2.6.2	Secondary Airports
	2.6.3	Heliports
2.7	Rail Freight Infrastructure and Services
2.8	Bicycle and Pedestrian Transportation Systems
2.9	Programmed (Funded) Short-Term Transportation Improvements
2.10	Planned (Unfunded) Short- and Long-Range Improvements
	2.10.1	Highways
	2.10.2	Public Transit
	2.10.3	Rail
	2.10.4	Pedestrian/Bicycle
2.11	Summary of Related Studies and Reports
	2.11.1	Completed Studies
	2.11.2	Studies Currently Underway
	2.11.3	Funded Future Studies
Appendix A		Selected Roadway Characteristics as Contained in 2006 HPMS Data

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