COM 0734.001 2002-2004 - Laserfiche WebLink

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2. Identify dispatching information required for coordination; 3. GPS technology; 4. GIS coordination, Part C1; 5. Internet and telephone based transportation requests; 6. Integration with MTA's website and IT system; 7. Resources required; equipment, staffing, facilities; 8. Modifications required to current operations; 9. Roles and responsibilities; 10. Agreements between agencies; 11. Costs for start-up, operations and maintenance; 12. Funding sources; and 13. Optimization of resources and funds. F. Develop viable strategies and schedule for the implementation of the most effective and efficient Coordinated Public Transportation and Para-transit System. III. Public Involvement: Conduct public meetings in the two districts (Puna and Kona) for needs assessment and to keep residents informed on the progress and conclusions of this plan. For each public involvement effort a minimum of two meetings in each district shall beheld. N. Submittals to MTA: A. Public Transportation and Para-Transit Services and Needs Report B. GIS of Public Transportation and Para-Transit Services C. Benefits of a Coordinated Public Transit and Para-transit System Report D. Alternative and Assessment of Coordinated Public Transportation and Para-transit Systems E. Report of the Coordinated Public Transportation and Para-transit System with implementation strategies and schedule F. Report of Public Involvement meetings held V. Coordination with MTA: All work shall be done in coordination with the County of Hawaii Transit Agency. VI. Work plan and schedule: Prior to commencement of the project, contractor shall provide the MTA with a detailed work plan, time schedule and deliverables. This meeting shall also include resources required, scope of work, and coordination needs. Page to of to