TRANSPORTATION PLANNING AND TRAFFIC ENGINEERING SERVICES Sample Clauses

TRANSPORTATION PLANNING AND TRAFFIC ENGINEERING SERVICES. The Consultant shall complete an analysis that evaluates the character, the modal behavior, traffic conditions, existing and future parking configuration, adjacent land uses, and existing and potential lane configuration alternatives of Biscayne Boulevard through Downtown Miami, Florida (between SE 1st Street to NE 6th Street) and determine the feasibility of eliminating lanes of traffic in each direction in order to increase multimodal safety, operations, and connectivity utilizing a Complete Streets and context-sensitive approach. The proposed study will be developed at a level acceptable to FDOT and in compliance to the Statewide Lane Elimination Guidance developed by FDOT in 2014. The deliverables of this scope shall include: Data collection Project need statement/guiding principles Public involvement and stakeholder outreach/coordination Travel characteristics Project traffic Transportation analysis Environmental impacts assessment Conceptual design Special considerations Cost estimates Implementation plan The goal of this elimination study is to gather the necessary documentation and support to repurpose this corridor’s role to meet the transportation needs of pedestrians, cyclists, and motorists. Any coordinated changes that happen along Biscayne Boulevard shall help position Downtown successfully.
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