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\nAcknowledgments ................................................................................................ 2  \nPreface................................................................................................................... 3  \nExecutive Summary .............................................................................................. 4  \nProject Purpose and Need.................................................................................... 6  \nPurpose................................................................................................................................... 6  \nBackground ............................................................................................................................ 6  \nProcess and Organization ...................................................................................................... 8  \nPhysical Context and Framework ...................................................................... 10  \nAirport O&D Forecast............................................................................................................. 10  \nHeight Assessment................................................................................................................. 10  \nProperty Dynamics ................................................................................................................. 11  \nEnvironmental Assessment ................................................................................................... 12  \nInfrastructure Alternatives and Assessments................................................... 13  \nAdministrative and Secondary Partners’ Offices Alternatives ............................................. 13  \nRoadway Alternatives............................................................................................................. 14  \nTraffic Assessment................................................................................................................. 16  \nMulti-Modal Center and Guideway Alternatives .................................................................... 18  \nLight Rail Alternatives ............................................................................................................ 20  \nLand Use.............................................................................................................. 24  \nKey Assumptions.................................................................................................................... 24  \nAlternative Concepts .............................................................................................................. 30  \nPreferred Alternative .............................................................................................................. 36  \nInvestments and Partnership Opportunities ..................................................... 38  \nSecondary Partnerships and Opportunities.......................................................................... 38  \nRoadway Investments ............................................................................................................ 38  \nMulti-Modal Center and Guideway Investment...................................................................... 40  \nLight Rail Investment ............................................................................................................. 42  \nPartnership Opportunities...................................................................................................... 44  \nAction Plan .......................................................................................................... 46  \nPhasing Strategy .................................................................................................................... 46  \nRough Order of Magnitude 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Rough Order of Magnitude Costs\n## National Environmental Policy Act\n## Funding\n## Entitlements\n## Property Acquisition and Disposition\n# Appendix\n## Market Analyses\n## Select Exhibits","[{\"question\":\"What is the primary purpose of the CLT Destination District Central Transportation and Land Use Plan?\",\"answer\":\"It defines the project purpose and need, establishing why transportation and land-use direction are required and how analyses support a preferred alternative.\"},{\"question\":\"Which major infrastructure alternatives are assessed in the plan?\",\"answer\":\"The plan evaluates roadway alternatives, multi-modal center and guideway alternatives, and light rail alternatives, supported by traffic and related assessments.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the plan translate findings into implementation?\",\"answer\":\"It provides a preferred alternative, investment and partnership opportunities, and an action plan with phasing strategy, rough order of magnitude costs, and 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