Direct service to Portland Community College – Sylvania Sample Clauses

Direct service to Portland Community College – Sylvania. Assess the potential of a more robust pedestrian connection from Barbur Boulevard to PCC along SW 53rd Ave while working with PCC and the neighborhood to understand the tradeoffs of direct service for the future of the campus. The Southwest Corridor Plan is a comprehensive approach to achieving community visions through integrated land use and transportation planning. The plan incorporates existing local land use visions, including the Barbur Concept Plan, the Tigard High Capacity Transit Land Use Plan, Linking Tualatin and the Sherwood Town Center Plan. In July 2013, the Southwest Corridor Plan Steering Committee recommended a shared investment strategy, identifying key investments in roadways, active transportation, parks, trails and nature as well as options for a high capacity transit to be studied further in a Draft Environmental Impact Statement (XXXX) under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA). The Southwest Corridor Steering Committee identified high capacity transit in the Portland, Tigard, Tualatin corridor as a near term priority. Prior to the start of the XXXX, a refinement study was initiated to refine the purpose and need and the potential high capacity transit alternatives/options to the most promising transit alternatives in this corridor. The refinement study includes opportunities to support the community’s vision, stimulate economic development and make it easier and safer for residents to travel along this corridor. These opportunities include, but are not limited to new crosswalks, sidewalks, trails and vehicle mobility. The study is exploring Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) and a light rail alternatives with several design options for each. During the refinement study, project partners further narrowed the high capacity transit design options. In June 2014, the Steering Committee accepted the recommendation and to directed staff to address eight specific issues in a more focused refinement in order to further narrow the options to identify the most promising for further study in a Draft Environmental Impact Statement (XXXX) under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA). The focused refinement period will conclude in November 2014 and lead directly into the NEPA phase. A locally preferred alternative (LPA) is anticipated in the summer of 2016. After this, the project will move into project development for more refined design and engineering while finalizing the environmental analysis (Final Environmental Impact Statement (FEIS)) a...
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Direct service to Portland Community College – Sylvania. Assess the potential of a more robust pedestrian and bicycle connection from Barbur Boulevard to PCC along SW 53rd Ave while working with PCC and the neighborhood to understand the tradeoffs of direct service for the future of the campus.
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