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2017 PUBLIC HEARING ON ACTIVE TRANSPORTATION TxDOT Bryan District City of Bryan City of College Station BCSMPO Active Transportation Advisory Panel TAMU Transportation Services TAMU La Landscape Architecture an and Urban


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Bryan District - Brazos, Grimes, Washington, Burleson, Walker, Leon, Madison, Freestone, Milam and Robertson Counties April 19, 2017 Bryan District April 19, 2017

2017 PUBLIC HEARING ON

ACTIVE TRANSPORTATION

  • TxDOT Bryan District
  • City of College Station
  • TAMU Transportation Services
  • City of Bryan
  • BCSMPO Active Transportation Advisory Panel
  • TAMU La

Landscape Architecture an and Urban an Pl Plan anning g Stud udent nts

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Bryan District - Brazos, Grimes, Washington, Burleson, Walker, Leon, Madison, Freestone, Milam and Robertson Counties April 19, 2017

Comments from 2015 Public Hearing, with results

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  • Connection of the sidewalks from

29th Street at Rosemary Drive to the sidewalks at Tarrow and Spring Loop in College Station -Planne nned

  • FM 60 Side path connection from

Lincoln to SH 6 -Comple leted

  • Bicycle lanes and sidewalks on the

north side of TAMU's campus connecting the campus with the Bryan community -Under r Constructio ion

  • Add more off-road facilities –

Pr Proje jects u unde der c construction an and d more

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pla lanned

  • Sidewalks and bike lanes on main

arteries connecting Bryan and TAMU campus –Proj

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under r construction an and m d more p plan anned

  • Bicycle facility between Texas

Avenue and Veterans Park Athletic Complex –Proje jects comple leted, , under r construction an and m d more planne nned

  • Bicycle/Pedestrian facility from

town to Lick Creek Park - Comple leted

  • Attract a wider range of bicyclist

skill levels with improved safety, security and comfort –Worki king o g on it it! !

  • Consistently fund Active

Transportation improvement projects - New MP MPO fu funding p poli

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is is in in f force

  • Maintain a high level of

coordination between local entities, the state and citizens to develop and connect bicycle and pedestrian facilities –Updat dated A d AT proje ject p prio iority l lis ist g guide ides p project sele lection Facili lity N Needs Facili lity N Needs Plannin ing, F Fundin ding , , Priorit itiz izin ing

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Bryan District - Brazos, Grimes, Washington, Burleson, Walker, Leon, Madison, Freestone, Milam and Robertson Counties April 19, 2017

Update on Projects presented at previous Bike/Ped Hearings

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  • First true Bike Lanes on FM 60

East of Earl Rudder Freeway

  • FM 60 side path connection from

Lincoln to SH 6

  • Phase I of Northgate Pedestrian

Improvements with improved University Drive sidewalks and crosswalks and College Main pedestrian Mall

  • Districtwide Curb Ramp

Improvement Project

  • Creation of BCS Metropolitan

Planning Organizations Active Transportation Advisory Panel (ATAP)

  • The Active Transportation Advisory

Panel successfully gained MPO approval of the prioritized Bicycle and Pedestrian Only Funded Project List

  • ATAP successfully gained MPO

approval of required funding levels for Bicycle and Pedestrian Only Projects

  • Huntsville’s TAP Project is currently

installing Sidewalks along Lake Street, FM 1374 and a portion of SH 75

  • Bryan’s FM 158 TAP Project

currently installing safety lighting along FM 158 between SH 6 and SH 30

  • Bryan’s South College TAP Project

begins installing bicycle and pedestrian facilities along South College and Cavitt Streets in the next few weeks Co Completed Pr Proje jects Activ ive T Transportat atio ion Po Polic icy Funding o

  • f Local Pr

Proje jects

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Bryan District - Brazos, Grimes, Washington, Burleson, Walker, Leon, Madison, Freestone, Milam and Robertson Counties April 19, 2017

New Active Transportation Projects under Development

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Bicyclists and Pedestrians are considered throughout our project development process. TxDOT’s Bryan District works closely with our local partners to reimagine our roadway corridors and best facilitate these Active Transportation travel modes.

  • FM 60 Diverging Diamond

Interchange will include bicycle and pedestrian facilities.

  • FM 2818 Corridor improvements

will include bicycle and pedestrian elements

  • TxDOT is improving sidewalks and

curb ramps in Downtown Caldwell

  • TxDOT is improving AT facilities

along many roadway projects.

  • Huntsville IH 45 bridge

replacements will include bicycle and pedestrian facilities.

  • Selecting AT facility types to attract

interested but concerned riders. Designing safer, more comfortable connected bicycle facilities.

  • ATAP updated the Active

Transportation Project List

  • TxDOT is currently updating the

Statewide ADA Transition Plan

  • TxDOT is improving communication

with the Disabled Community

  • Huntsville- IH 45 Widening and

Bridge Replacement adding sidewalks and bicycle facilities on new bridges and along the corridor

  • College Station- Phase II of

Northgate Pedestrian Improvements from Asbury to past South College

  • BCSMPO- TxDOT is participating in

the University Drive Corridor Study TxDOT OT Bryan n Dis istrict Pr Proje jects Activ ive T Transportat atio ion Po Polic icy TxDOT OT-Loc Local A l Agency Par Partnerships an and Pr d Proje jects