FHBP - Renewed Measure M


renewed measure m Known as M2, the renewed Measure M was approved by Orange County voters in November 2006. It includes $11.8 billion in transportation improvements for the Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) – from freeway expansions to light synchronization to Metrolink. Ultimately there were three components relating to the environment that conservation and community groups supported: environmental clean up, content sensitive design and programmatic mitigation. Learn more about the Measure and its environmental components: Renewed Measure M (PDF - 3.19 MB) Read about the $11.8 billion transportation sales tax and its programs. You will need Adobe Reader to view this file. You may download the program for free on the Adobe website. Evolution of Support from Environmental Groups Learn about how the Coalition that Supported Measure M came to be. Coalition that Supported Renewed Measure M View the list of organizations that supported Renewed Measure M. Programmatic Mitigation Discover the benefits of looking at transportation impacts comprehensively instead of project-by-project. Environmental Oversight Committee Learn about the OCTA Committee that is overseeing the process for the programmatic mitigation.
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Known as M2, the renewed Measure M was approved by Orange County voters in November 2006. It includes $11.8 billion in transportation improvements for the Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) – from freeway expansions to light synchronization to Metrolink.

Ultimately there were three components relating to the environment that conservation and community groups supported: environmental clean up, content sensitive design and programmatic mitigation.

Learn more about the Measure and its environmental components:

Renewed Measure M (PDF - 3.19 MB)
Read about the $11.8 billion transportation sales tax and its programs. You will need Adobe Reader to view this file. You may download the program for free on the Adobe website.

Evolution of Support from Environmental Groups
Learn about how the Coalition that Supported Measure M came to be.

Coalition that Supported Renewed Measure M
View the list of organizations that supported Renewed Measure M.

Programmatic Mitigation
Discover the benefits of looking at transportation impacts comprehensively instead of project-by-project.

Environmental Oversight Committee
Learn about the OCTA Committee that is overseeing the process for the programmatic mitigation.

Friends of Harbors, Beaches and Parks
P.O. Box 9256 ▪ Newport Beach, CA 92658 ▪ fhbp@fhbp.org