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Criteria cover multimodal network connectivity, roadway safety for non-motorized users, greenhouse-gas reductions through lower VMT or improved multimodal travel, equity benefits for disproportionately impacted or underserved communities, and quality-of-life and public health outcomes. Additional factors include economic impact, cost-benefit and overall program value, local and community support through plans and documented feedback, and application quality covering completeness, clarity, and response to review concerns. 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TPR/RPCs may choose criteria from this menu, modify the suggested criteria, and/or select additional criteria that are not listed, based on preferences. Applicants should inquire with their TPR for the criteria applicable in their region.  \nPossible MMOF Scoring Criteria:  \n● Network/Modal Connectivity-Project seeks to contribute to a complete bicycle, pedestrian and/or transit network by closing gaps, extending routes or providing crucial intermodal connections.  \n● Safety-Project improves roadway safety for non-motorized users by providing a shared use path, enhancing separation from motorized vehicles or includes other countermeasures from FHWA’s Proven Safety Countermeasures initiative (PSCi) .  \n● Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Reduction-Project reduces GHG by reducing Vehicle Miles Traveled (VMT) or increasing multimodal travel.  \n● Equity-Project is located in or provides benefits to Disproportionately Impacted (DI) communities or to underserved and disadvantaged community members.  \n● Quality of Life and Public Health-Project provides access to medical facilities and services or to recreation areas, increases active transportation or provides other quality-of-life benefits.  \n● Economic Impact-Project increases access to/from/within employment or economic centers, bolsters tourism or commerce, or decreases the burden on local resources.  \n● Cost-Benefit-Project provides substantial Local MMOF program goal benefits relative to the total cost of the project (not just the MMOF request amount) .  \n● Local/Community Support-Project is included in or supports the goals and strategies of local or  \nregional plans; Project has broad support among affected local governments, partner agencies or vested public stakeholders, as demonstrated by letters of support and/or documented public feedback.  \n● Application quality-Application is completed fully; Questions are answered clearly and fully; The application provides the information necessary to effectively evaluate the scope, quality and benefits of the project; Applicant addresses any scope, readiness, and budget concerns raised in CDOT review.  \nSuggestions to determine a basic scoring method:  \n1. Select criteria from above or add others that represent the qualities by which the TPR wishes to evaluate and compare competing projects. Modify the scoring template on the following page accordingly.  \n2. Next, assign point values to each of the criteria based on your Region’s relative priorities, or simply assign the same value to each (for example, 10 points each) .  \n3. When distributing application announcements and materials, include these criteria descriptions.  \n4. Use the resulting scoring template to evaluate and rank-order submitted applications.  \nMMOF Project Selections – Project Evaluation template  \n\n| Criteria | Points\u003Cbr>Possible | Project Score | Comments |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Network/Modal Connectivity |  |  |  |\n| Safety |  |  |  |\n| GHG Reduction |  |  |  |\n| Equity |  |  |  |\n| Quality of Life and Public Health |  |  |  |\n| Economic Impact |  |  |  |\n| Cost/benefit |  |  |  |\n| Local/Community Support |  |  |  |\n| Application Quality |  |  |  |\n| …other… |  |  |  |\n| Total Points: |  |  |  |","cbCaiiTE9IN2WWcF","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiiTE9IN2WWcF","pdf",119957,"English","# Possible MMOF Scoring Criteria\n## Network/Modal Connectivity\n## Safety\n## Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Reduction\n## Equity\n## Quality of Life and Public Health\n## Economic Impact\n## Cost-Benefit\n## Local/Community Support\n## Application quality\n# Suggestions to Determine a Basic Scoring Method\n## Select and modify criteria\n## Assign point values\n## Include criteria in applicant materials\n## Evaluate and rank applications\n# MMOF Project Selections - Project Evaluation template","[{\"question\":\"What types of criteria can TPRs use to score MMOF applications?\",\"answer\":\"TPRs may select criteria from the provided menu, modify suggested criteria, and/or add additional criteria not listed, based on regional preferences and priorities.\"},{\"question\":\"How should point values be assigned to each scoring criterion?\",\"answer\":\"Point values can be assigned according to a region’s relative priorities, or the same value can be used for each criterion (for example, 10 points each).\"},{\"question\":\"How is the scoring template used to select and rank projects?\",\"answer\":\"The resulting scoring template is used to evaluate submitted applications and create a rank-ordered list based on the total points and comments for each criterion.\"}]","TPR/MPO MMOF Project Evaluation/Selection - Scoring Criteria Template 2024 | PDF",1789223655]