(D) For the period beginning on July 1, 1989, and ending on June 30, 1994, and for each succeeding five-year period, at least one-third of the total amount of money allocated to each district from the local transportation improvement program fund shall be awarded as follows:

1. (1) Forty-two and eight-tenths per cent for projects of municipal corporations;
2. (2) Thirty-seven and two-tenths per cent for projects of counties;
3. (3) Twenty per cent for projects of townships, except that the requirement of division (D)(3) of this section shall not apply in districts where the combined population of the townships in the district is less than five per cent of the population of the district.

(E) Each district public works integrating committee shall review, and approve or disapprove requests submitted to it by local subdivisions for assistance from the local transportation improvement program fund. In reviewing projects submitted to it, a district public works integrating committee shall consider the following factors:

1. (1) Whether the project is of critical importance to the safety of the residents of the local subdivision;
2. (2) Whether the project would alleviate serious traffic problems or hazards or would respond to needs caused by rapid growth and development;
3. (3) Whether the project would assist the local subdivision in attaining the transportation infrastructure needed to pursue significant and specific economic development opportunities;
4. (4) The availability of other sources of funding for the project;
5. (5) The adequacy of the planning for the project and the readiness of the local subdivision to proceed should the project be approved;
6. (6) The local subdivision's ability to pay for and history of investing in bridge and highway improvements;
7. (7) The impact of the project on the multijurisdictional highway and bridge needs of the district;
8. (8) The requirements of divisions (A), (B), (C), and (D) of this section;
9. (9) The condition of the infrastructure system proposed for improvement;
10. (10) Any other factors related to the safety, orderly growth, or economic development of the district or local subdivision that the district public works integrating committee considers relevant. A district public works integrating committee or its executive committee may appoint a subcommittee to assist it in carrying out its responsibilities under this section.