Land Use, Transportation, and Sustainable Communities

Representative Projects

Across the country, RESOLVE staff members have taught “Public Involvement in Transportation Decision Making” for the National Highway Institute. For the state of Maryland, RESOLVE’s Washington D.C. office conducted an assessment and made recommendations on the state’s efforts to coordinate inter-agency implementation of a program to reduce nutrient loading in tributaries to the Chesapeake Bay. Gridlock near the University of Maryland is also being studied based on RESOLVE’s assessment of how to involve the public in the planning study to relieve the congestion. For the Washington, DC metropolitan area, RESOLVE is also working with several agencies in surrounding counties on the Blue Plains Intermunicipal Agreement (IMA).

For a list of representative projects within RESOLVE’s Land Use, Transportation, and Sustainable Communities practice area, click here.