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Chatham CountySavannah MPC November 12, 2013 Stakeholder Committee Meeting #1 Connetics Transportation Group In association with: Symbioscity and Moffatt & Nicho l 1 Agenda 1. Introductions 2. Project Objectives and Scope 3. Regional


  1. Chatham County–Savannah MPC November 12, 2013 Stakeholder Committee Meeting #1 Connetics Transportation Group In association with: Symbioscity and Moffatt & Nicho l 1

  2. Agenda 1. Introductions 2. Project Objectives and Scope 3. Regional Demographics 4. Regional Travel Patterns 5. Activity Center Work Force and Travel Patterns 6. Priority Corridors and Workplace Destinations 7. Existing GDOT Rideshare Lots 8. Initial Observations 9. Next Steps 10.Questions and Discussion 2

  3. PROJECT OBJECTIVES AND SCOPE 3

  4. Project Objectives To accomplish: • A comprehensive evaluation of • travel demand in commuter corridors • park & ride lot site evaluation • transit service needs • financial analysis and plan • Meaningful outreach efforts that engages stakeholders • A “ road map ” for advancing promising corridors 4

  5. Project Approach Project Management Plan Ultimate Goal: Preparing a “Road Map” for advancing Stakeholder Participation park and ride lot Regional Park and Regional development and Transit Ride Lot Transit Financial Service services towards Site Service Analysis Demand Plan Analysis Analysis implementation Park and Ride and Regional Transit Recommendations 5

  6. Stakeholder Participation • Relationship – Six meetings throughout the project – Open door policy • Roles – Provide additional data and information – Review and feedback throughout the process • Benefits – Enhanced transportation options for your community – Advance mobility in the region 6

  7. Project Schedule Sept. 2013: July 2014: Start Project Project Complete Stakeholder Stakeholder Stakeholder Stakeholder Stakeholder Stakeholder PAC Meeting PAC Meeting PAC Meeting PAC Meeting PAC Meeting PAC Meeting Regional Transit Demand Analysis, Draft Service Stakeholder Input Service Plans Recommendations Financial Park and Ride Lot Site Final Service Analysis Evaluation Recommendations Oct. – Nov. Dec. 2013 – Feb. – Apr. May – June July 2013 Jan. 2014 2014 2014 2014 7 7

  8. REGIONAL DEMOGRAPHICS 8

  9. Greater Savannah/Coastal Area Georgia Counties • Chatham • Effingham • Bryan • Liberty • Bulloch South Carolina Counties • Jasper • Beaufort 9

  10. Population Estimates and Forecasts County 2010 Pop. 2012 Pop. 2040 Pop. 2040-2012 % Change Chatham 265,998 276,434 321,107 16.2% Effingham 52,420 53,292 71,202 33.6% Bryan 30,412 32,214 44,028 36.7% Liberty 62,773 65,471 77,655 18.6% Bulloch 70,635 72,694 93,689 28.9% Jasper, SC 24,777 25,833 32,175 24.6% Beaufort, SC 162,233 168,049 210,718 25.4% TOTAL 669,248 693,987 850,574 22.6% Sources: 2010 & 2012: Georgia Office of Planning and Budget, South Carolina Budget & Control Board; 2040: GA Statewide Model and CORE MPO model demographic data 10

  11. Chatham, Effingham, Bryan Counties 2010 Population Densities 11

  12. Chatham, Effingham, Bryan Counties 2040 Population Densities 12

  13. Chatham, Effingham, Bryan Counties 2010 Employment Densities 13

  14. Chatham, Effingham, Bryan Counties 2040 Employment Densities 14

  15. Chatham, Effingham, Bryan Counties 2010-2040 Employment Growth 15

  16. REGIONAL WORK TRAVEL PATTERNS 16

  17. Regional Work Travel Patterns County 2009-11 % Working % Working % Working Employees In County Outside Cty. Outside State Chatham 115,905 92.3% 5.3% 2.4% Effingham 23,488 33.5% 61.9% 4.6% Bryan 14,078 29.7% 66.1% 4.2% Liberty 28,328 79.1% 18.9% 1.9% Bulloch 28,822 74.8% 24.4% 0.8% Jasper, SC 10,455 50.3% 39.9% 9.8% Beaufort, SC 70,703 92.5% 3.1% 4.5% Sources: 2009-2011 and 2007-2011 American Community Survey 17

  18. Regional Work Travel Times County 2009-11 < 29 min. 30-59 min. 60 or more Employees min. Chatham 115,905 78.0% 19.1% 2.9% Effingham 23,488 49.4% 45.2% 5.4% Bryan 14,078 42.7% 50.8% 6.5% Liberty 28,328 78.9% 14.7% 6.4% Bulloch 28,822 72.4% 18.6% 9.0% Jasper, SC 10,455 48.4% 42.6% 9.0% Beaufort, SC 70,703 75.5% 19.7% 4.8% Sources: 2009-2011 and 2007-2011 American Community Survey 18

  19. ACTIVITY CENTER WORK FORCE AND TRAVEL PATTERNS 19

  20. Downtown Savannah Area Downtown Area 20

  21. Non-Downtown Employment Areas Airprt/Gulfstream Area JCB Plant/US 80 Area Ports Area Mitsubishi/Mega Site 21

  22. Non-Downtown Employment Areas Hospitals Area Savannah State Hunter AAF Oglethorpe Mall Area Savannah Mall/Southside 22

  23. Concentrated Employment Areas Attraction Area 2010 Empl. 2010 Dens. 2040 Empl. 2040 Dens. Downtown 22,799 6.09 24,193 6.47 Oglethorpe Mall Area 22,649 6.05 24,461 6.54 Hunter Army Airfield 14,711 3.93 15,461 4.13 Hospitals Area 13,340 3.57 13,678 3.66 Southside/Savannah Mall 11,306 3.02 12,764 3.41 Airport & Gulfstream 11,148 2.98 12,292 3.29 GA Ports Auth. Area 4,659 1.25 5,099 1.36 JCB Plant Area 2,886 0.77 3,298 .88 Savannah State 850 0.23 896 0.24 Mitsubishi Plant Area 209 0.06 7,013 1.87 23

  24. Downtown Employment Trips 2011 LEHD Inflow/Outflow of Work Trips 24

  25. Downtown Employment Trips 2011 LEHD Home Locations 34% of Trips 10-Miles or Greater 25

  26. Airport/Gulfstream Trips 2011 LEHD Inflow/Outflow of Work Trips 26

  27. Airport/Gulfstream Trips 2011 LEHD Home Locations 65% of Trips 10-Miles or Greater 27

  28. Gulfstream Employee Actual Home Locations: Percentage By Zip Code 28

  29. Hospitals Area Trips 2011 LEHD Inflow/Outflow of Work Trips 29

  30. Hospitals Area Trips 2011 LEHD Home Locations 37% of Trips 10-Miles or Greater 30

  31. Oglethorpe Mall Area Trips 2011 LEHD Inflow/Outflow of Work Trips 31

  32. Oglethorpe Mall Area Trips 2011 LEHD Home Locations 50% of Trips 10-Miles or Greater 32

  33. EXISTING GDOT RIDESHARE LOTS 33

  34. Existing GDOT Rideshare Lots Bryan County: • US 280/SR 30 at I-16 Effingham County: • SR 17 in Guyton • Courthouse in Springfield Chatham County: • SR 21/Augusta Rd. at I-95 • SR 204/Fort Argyle Rd. at I-95 34

  35. Existing GDOT Rideshare Lots General Characteristics • About 20-35 spaces at each lot • Utilization varies by location (40% - 110%) • Limited way-finding signage • Most require restriping and lighting • Expansion opportunities may exist 35

  36. INITIAL OBSERVATIONS 36

  37. Initial Observations Regional Demographics & Travel Patterns • Highest population growth rates in Effingham and Bryan Counties • Population and employment growth forecast along and west of I-95 corridor • Over 2/3 of work trips from Effingham and Bryan Counties are leaving those counties • Over 3/4 of work trips from Liberty and Bulloch Counties are remaining within those counties • Most work trips in Jasper and Beaufort SC Counties are remaining in South Carolina 37

  38. Initial Observations Activity Center Employment & Travel Patterns • Highest employment and densities in Downtown Savannah • Other areas with significant employment and densities include:  Gulfstream/Airport  Hospitals Area  Hunter Army Airfield  Oglethorpe Mall and Southside Areas • Mitsubishi/Mega Site has high forecast employment and could be future transit service market 38

  39. Initial Observations Activity Center Employment & Travel Patterns (Continued) • LEHD analysis suggests key commute corridors for major work trip attraction areas are:  Northwest (Highway 21)  West (US 80 and I-16)  South (US 17 and I-95) • Existing GDOT rideshare lots fall within these corridors • Additional household/employer information to be collected through stakeholder interviews before finalizing recommended corridors and work place destinations 39

  40. NEXT STEPS 40

  41. Next Steps Regional Demographics & Travel Patterns • Stakeholder Input/Interviews • Completion of Tech Memo 2 (draft) with travel pattern analysis and commuter travel shed prioritization findings • Stakeholder Meeting #2  Review of Tech Memo #2  Seek input on park & ride lot identification and evaluation process 41

  42. QUESTIONS & DISCUSSION 42

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