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Corridor Advisory Committee Responsibilities
- Duty of Knowledge: Advisory members should stay informed, ask questions, understand the difference between facts and misconceptions and think strategically. They should communicate issues and concerns from members of the public and exercise reasonable care in explaining transportation issues before them.
- Duty of Fairness: Advisory members should be open to new ideas and should make deliberate and knowledge-based recommendations. Members should be good stewards when representing the committee, make independent judgments and not be influenced by special interests
- Duty of Commitment: Advisory members should spend their valuable and limited time together learning, listening and deliberating on transportation issues within their scope. In order to actively participate in committee discussions and make recommendations, members should be present at each meeting.
