Green Tape: Stakeholders’ Positive Perceptions Of The Administrative Rules Governing Public Participation In The Hampton Roads Transportation Planning Organization

This paper explores multiple stakeholders’ perceptions with regard to administrative rules governing public participation in the Hampton Roads Transportation Planning Organization (HRTPO) in Virginia. In 2007, the HRTPO received conditional certification during its quadrennial review with seven corr...

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Main Author: Kadir, Nadhrah A
Other Authors: Hassan, Ahmad Sanusi
Format: Book Section
Language:English
Published: Universiti Sains Malaysia 2016
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Online Access:http://eprints.usm.my/38189/1/Pages_from_Abstract_book_ICOLASS2016-14_49.pdf
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description This paper explores multiple stakeholders’ perceptions with regard to administrative rules governing public participation in the Hampton Roads Transportation Planning Organization (HRTPO) in Virginia. In 2007, the HRTPO received conditional certification during its quadrennial review with seven corrective actions related to public participation. Subsequently, it started to reform its public participation practices, and in 2012 it received full certification. This study explores how the HRTPO stakeholders perceive the administrative rules that govern public participation processes, more positively or more negatively. Before 2007, top management officials had pessimistic perceptions of public participation in general and the rules in particular. The negative perceptions changed when new senior staff arrived in 2008 and initiated many reforms. This study draws on interview data collected from 16 stakeholders involved in public participation processes in the HRTPO such as officials from the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), staff of the HRTPO, and citizens who sit on the Citizen Transportation Advisory Committee (CTAC). Using these data coupled with relevant archival documents and guided by DeHart-Davis’s green tape attributes (2009), this study found that stakeholders perceived the rules more positively than they did in 2007.
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spelling usm.eprints-381892018-07-20T01:28:53Z http://eprints.usm.my/38189/ Green Tape: Stakeholders’ Positive Perceptions Of The Administrative Rules Governing Public Participation In The Hampton Roads Transportation Planning Organization Kadir, Nadhrah A H Social Sciences This paper explores multiple stakeholders’ perceptions with regard to administrative rules governing public participation in the Hampton Roads Transportation Planning Organization (HRTPO) in Virginia. In 2007, the HRTPO received conditional certification during its quadrennial review with seven corrective actions related to public participation. Subsequently, it started to reform its public participation practices, and in 2012 it received full certification. This study explores how the HRTPO stakeholders perceive the administrative rules that govern public participation processes, more positively or more negatively. Before 2007, top management officials had pessimistic perceptions of public participation in general and the rules in particular. The negative perceptions changed when new senior staff arrived in 2008 and initiated many reforms. This study draws on interview data collected from 16 stakeholders involved in public participation processes in the HRTPO such as officials from the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), staff of the HRTPO, and citizens who sit on the Citizen Transportation Advisory Committee (CTAC). Using these data coupled with relevant archival documents and guided by DeHart-Davis’s green tape attributes (2009), this study found that stakeholders perceived the rules more positively than they did in 2007. Universiti Sains Malaysia Hassan, Ahmad Sanusi Abu Bakar, Muhammad Nasrul Shafii, Jeffiz Ezuer 2016 Book Section PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.usm.my/38189/1/Pages_from_Abstract_book_ICOLASS2016-14_49.pdf Kadir, Nadhrah A (2016) Green Tape: Stakeholders’ Positive Perceptions Of The Administrative Rules Governing Public Participation In The Hampton Roads Transportation Planning Organization. In: 4th International Conference on Liberal Arts and Social Sciences 2016 (ICOLASS’16). Universiti Sains Malaysia, p. 37.
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Green Tape: Stakeholders’ Positive Perceptions Of The Administrative Rules Governing Public Participation In The Hampton Roads Transportation Planning Organization
title Green Tape: Stakeholders’ Positive Perceptions Of The Administrative Rules Governing Public Participation In The Hampton Roads Transportation Planning Organization
title_full Green Tape: Stakeholders’ Positive Perceptions Of The Administrative Rules Governing Public Participation In The Hampton Roads Transportation Planning Organization
title_fullStr Green Tape: Stakeholders’ Positive Perceptions Of The Administrative Rules Governing Public Participation In The Hampton Roads Transportation Planning Organization
title_full_unstemmed Green Tape: Stakeholders’ Positive Perceptions Of The Administrative Rules Governing Public Participation In The Hampton Roads Transportation Planning Organization
title_short Green Tape: Stakeholders’ Positive Perceptions Of The Administrative Rules Governing Public Participation In The Hampton Roads Transportation Planning Organization
title_sort green tape stakeholders positive perceptions of the administrative rules governing public participation in the hampton roads transportation planning organization
topic H Social Sciences
url http://eprints.usm.my/38189/1/Pages_from_Abstract_book_ICOLASS2016-14_49.pdf
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