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Colchester Avenue Corridor Plan Technical Committee Meeting February 24, 2010 AGENDA Welcome and Introductions Corridor Planning Process Overview Stakeholder Roles Scope of Work Overview 1930s Project Goals Existing Conditions Review Next Steps 1950s 1 Consultant Team Resource Systems Group Lead Consultant Transportation Planning and Engineering Public Participation LandWorks Land Use Planning Landscape Architecture Public Participation Third Sector Associates Public outreach logistics and meeting facilitation 2 Corridor Planning Process Overview Assessment of issues, needs, and potential solutions Collaborative Considers all Modes and Land Use Develops Vision and Goals Source: “The VT Corridor Management Handbook” Long-term, Conceptual, Strategic Also look for short-term solutions Includes implementation Steps 3 Plan Participants and Roles City Council •Accept Plan City Commission Reviews •Review Draft Plan General Public •Verify Issues •Vision & Goals •Brainstorm Strategies •Comment on Draft Plan Colchester Avenue Task Force •Direct overall process •Review and Approve Draft Products •Local knowledge •Assist with Public Outreach Colchester Avenue Technical Committee •Provide Expertise and Information •Local knowledge • Review and Quality control Consultants •Technical Scope •Facilitate Public Meetings •Prepare Draft and Final Work Products CCMPO Staff •Technical Expertise •Data •Contract Admin 4 Study Area 5 Scope of Work Overview Stakeholder Involvement Technical Task Force Public Committee Task Description 1 Project Initiation X 2 Current Conditions X 3 Future Conditions X 4 Vision and Goals X Strategy Evaluation X 6 Implementation Plan X 7 Prepare Final Plan X X X Outcome - Study Goals - Project Memo Existing Issues - Project Memo Future Issues X - Project Memo Corridor Vision and Goals X - Initial Screening Memo - Concept Plans - Project Memo Prioritized List of Strategies - Project Memo Timing, Costs, Responsibility X X 5 X Products X - Draft Plan - Final Plan Final Plan 6 Public Participation Summary NPA Heads up Introduce Study and gather initial comments and concerns Public Meeting 1 - Spring Introduce Study and gather initial comments and concerns Verify Issues Gather feedback for vision and goals Tools Public Meeting 2 – Early Fall Strategy Brainstorming Public Meeting 3 Jan-Feb 2011 Present Draft Plan Project Website Meeting Publicity Participant Database Meeting Evaluations 7 Project Goals This project was successful because it: Was inclusive – Involve stakeholders and neighbors and ensure public participation Strengthened and expanded partnerships Incorporated previous planning efforts Addressed the most pressing needs Included practical recommendations that can be implemented in a short time frame Included visionary recommendations that may take longer to implement, but are worth the effort Do not transfer problems to other areas 8 Schedule 2010 TASK 2011 Jan Feb Mar Apr May June July Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr Mar Task 1. Project Initiation, Study Goals and Boundary Task 2. Analyze Current Conditions and Performance Task 3. Analyze Future Conditions and Performance Task 4. Establish Future Vision, Goals and Objectives Task 5: Identify, Evaluate and Prioritize Strategies Task 6: Develop Implementation Plan Task 7: Finalize Corridor Plan 9 Task 2: Analyze Current Conditions and Performance Summary of Previous Plans and Studies Burlington Transportation Plan Burl N-S Bike/Ped Plan Colchester Avenue Task Force Report 2006 UVM and FAHC Master Plans 2009-2014 Joint Institution Parking Management Plan CCTA Transit Development Plan CCMPO Metropolitan Transportation Plan 1993 Tri City Transit Study (and recent update) CCMPO Park and Ride Plan US 2 and VT 15 Corridor Plans Campus District Wayfinding System Others 10 Task 2: Analyze Current Conditions and Performance Document Transportation System Characteristics South Willard to South Prospect (Looking West for all cross-sections) Roadway Cross Section Streetscape University Place to Staples/Sheraton Intersection control and configuration Bicycle and Pedestrian Facilities Staples/Sheraton Transit Routes — CCTA — CATMA-FAHC-CHAMPLAIN-UVM to Bridge Parking Facilities — On-Street/Off-Street — Management (permits, restrictions) Dorset Street to TDM Programs (CATMA) Kennedy Drive Milham Court to Industrial Avenue Land Use Type and Intensity Williston Village to Special Generators North Williston Emergency Services (Looking West) Road 11 Task 2: Analyze Current Conditions and Performance Evaluate Travel Characteristics Origins and Destinations Through Traffic Traffic Volumes Transit Ridership Pedestrian Counts Truck Counts Mode Share Demographics Vehicle Ownership Median Age Median Income 12 Task 2: Analyze Current Conditions and Performance Performance Assessment Safety — High Crash Location — Cause and type of crash — Pedestrian and Bicycle Related Crashes Congestion — Delays — Queuing/Blocking Transit — Ridership/Mode Share Pedestrian and Bicycle Facilities — Connectivity — Environment — Safety 13 Study Area - Comments 14 APPENDIX 15 Colchester Ave Task Force Report 2006 Recommendations Neighborhood Objectives — Remove Truck Traffic — Integrate Traffic Calming — Provide safe Pedestrian Travel up hill — Linkages among neighborhoods and campuses Design Objectives — Multimodal corridor — High quality landscaping — Underground utilities Public Transportation Traffic Calming Traffic signal recommendations Satellite Parking 16 Burlington Transportation Plan Major Themes Strong and Healthy City — Physical, Environmental, Safety, Economic, Aging Population Transportation Choices Great Streets — Complete Streets — Transit Street — Bicycle Street — Slow Street — Pedestrian Street Progress Indicators (14 Total) Transit Ridership Traffic Volumes into and out of the City Accumulation of Parked Cars Number of Burlington Employees Covered by TMAs TMA Employee Mode Shares Traffic Crashes Energy Use/Greenhouse Gas Emissions 17