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1 Paul Matthews, Executive Director June 1, 2012
2 495/MetroWest Partnership Vision Statement: The Partnership, through a unique public-private collaboration, leads the advancement of the 495/MetroWest region as a cohesive, competitive, and premier location for people, businesses, and communities.
3 Water Resources Accomplishments Responding to the US EPA s proposed stormwater runoff requirements in Bellingham, Franklin, and Milford Supporting phosphorus reduction legislation Providing opportunities for regional input to agencies on issues such as Sustainable Water Management Initiative Supporting Water Infrastructure Finance Commission s work
4 Transportation Accomplishments Providing input to the I- 495 / Rt. 9 Interchange Improvement Study Speaking out for a balanced approach to the MBTA financial crisis Supporting continued improvements to the MBTA s Fitchburg Line Supporting transit expansion within the region
5 Energy & Sustainable Development Accomplishments Releasing NSTAR sponsored guide on Energy Efficiency Programs & State Programs Participating in implementation of state s new Regional Economic Development Organization program Serving on the Special Commission for the Reuse of Westborough State Hospital Working with Lt. Governor Murray and Military Asset and Security Strategy Task Force
6 Growth Dependent on Infrastructure BERLIN HUDSON SUDBURY MARLBOROUGH WAYLAND NORTHBOROUGH FRAMINGHAM SOUTHBOROUGH NATICK SHREWSBURY WESTBOROUGH ASHLAND 0.5 Miles I HOPKINTON SHERBORN Office/Industrial Parks > 75,000 sq. ft. Source: Mass GIS
7 495/MetroWest Development Compact Succeeded in developing regional consensus on development, preservation & infrastructure priorities for 37 communities thanks to: Governor s Development Cabinet Executive Office of Housing and Economic Development Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs Massachusetts Department of Transportation Central Massachusetts Regional Planning Commission Metropolitan Area Planning Council 495/MetroWest Partnership MetroWest Regional Collaborative Mass Audubon All participants from region, including municipal officials, business executives, environmentalists, developers, legislators, and other leaders
8 495/MetroWest Development Compact Secretary Bialecki: 495/MetroWest is a vibrant growth area that supports many companies in hightechnology, life sciences and innovation, which are the backbone of our growing economy. This plan offers an outline to the region s future, supporting long-term economic growth while also maintaining the region s position as a great place to live.
9 495/MetroWest Development Compact Local Priorities
10 495/MetroWest Development Compact Regional Priorities
11 495/MetroWest Development Compact State Priorities
12 Compact Plan Implementation Littleton at the Crossroads: Regulatory & Infrastructure Needs at I-495 / Rt. 2
13 Compact Plan Implementation MassDOT s I- 495 / Rt. 9 Interchange Improvement Study
14 Ahead for the Partnership Coordinating regional support for Natick Soldier Research, Development, and Engineering Center Contributing to dialogue on energy issues Assisting municipalities on future of state hospital property Coordinating regional response to the EPA s proposed stormwater and phosphorus runoff programs
15 Ahead for the Partnership Advocating for interchange improvements for I-495 / Rt. 9 and I-495 / I-290 Calling for commuter rail service improvements Participating in implementation of state s new Regional Economic Development Organization program Leading regional implementation of the Compact Plan
16 Continued Collaboration is Crucial Partnership Officers: Private Sector CoChair Robert Nagi Vanasse, Hangen, Brustlin, Inc. Public Sector CoChair Glenn Trindade Medway s Board of Selectmen Private Sector ViceChair Scott Weiss The Gutierrez Company Public Sector ViceChair Joseph Nolan Wayland s Board of Selectmen Treasurer Marc Verreault Carruth Capital LLC Clerk Peter Martin Bowditch and Dewey LLP Partnership Staff: Paul Matthews, Executive Director Jessica Strunkin, Deputy Director of Public Policy and Public Affairs
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