Get Community Context Audit 2005-2026

The Community Context Audit form is a crucial document for assessing the unique characteristics of transportation project locations. This guide provides step-by-step instructions to help you complete the audit effectively, ensuring that community goals and needs are adequately considered.

Follow the steps to complete the Community Context Audit effectively.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Community Context Audit form and open it in your selected online platform.
2. Fill in the municipality name, project location, and limits clearly in the provided fields. Ensure that you attach a project location map to this form.
3. Indicate the state route number and road name, as well as the township route number and corresponding road name. These details are essential for project identification.
4. In the project type section, select the appropriate category that best describes the nature of the project, such as resurfacing or bridge replacement.
5. Provide a detailed project description, outlining the key features and objectives of the proposed transportation improvement.
6. Explain the reason for the project clearly, emphasizing its necessity and alignment with community goals.
7. Complete the contact information for the person overseeing the project, including telephone number and the name of the individual filling out the audit form.
8. Evaluate community characteristics in Section 1 by conducting a visual assessment and attaching a project location map. Assess perceptions of importance for each characteristic.
9. Move to Section 2, assess the infrastructure items present in the area, and denote their condition. Provide comments on items that require further attention.
10. In Section 3, assess the neighborhood culture and aesthetics, considering factors like parks, safety, and community features, providing a thorough evaluation.
11. For Section 4, evaluate economic development indicators that apply to the project area, indicating importance and providing comments for clarity.
12. Conclude with Section 5 by evaluating the project's alignment with local planning initiatives and any associated studies or plans. Make sure to identify any connections with other scheduled projects.
13. Once you have completed all sections of the form, you can save your changes, download a copy, print it, or share it with relevant stakeholders.

Complete your Community Context Audit online today to ensure your transportation project is aligned with community needs.