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Welcome!
- Introductions
- Announcements
Connecting communities to improve public transportation for - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Connecting communities to improve public transportation for - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Connecting communities to improve public transportation for Snoqualmie Valley September 13 th , 2019 Welcome! Introductions Announcements Agenda Survey wrap up and current numbers. Review Community Engagement /Survey placement.
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Agenda
- Survey wrap up and current numbers.
- Review Community Engagement /Survey placement.
- Determine where Listening Sessions are needed.
- Review Guiding Principles Draft
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Transportation Plan’s Purpose
To create a coordinated transportation plan uniting all cities in Snoqualmie Valley and the surrounding region.
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City Demographics and Survey Distribution
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Current City data and goals…
Actual
- Carnation: 58 (8%)
- Duvall: 73 (10%)
- North Bend: 100 (14%)
- Snoqualmie: 164 (23%)
- Monroe: 33 (5%)
- Fall City: 22 (3%)
- Other: 266 (37%)
Goal
- Carnation: 4%
- Duvall: 16%
- North Bend: 14%
- Snoqualmie: 26%
- Monroe: 37%
- Fall City: 4%
- Other: No baseline
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Current data and goals… 716 complete!
Actual
- Asian: 53 (7%)
- Black: 12 (2%)
- Hispanic/Latino: 31 (4%)
- Native American: 9 (1%)
- Middle Eastern or N. African:
2 (<1%)
- Pacific Islander: 2 (<1%)
- White: 545 (76%)
Goal
- Asian: 6%
- Black: 3%
- Hispanic/Latino: 13%
- Native American: 1%
- Middle Eastern or N. African:
No baseline
- Pacific Islander: No baseline
- White: 78%
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Age Demographics
18 & under 4% 19-29 8% 30-39 24% 40-49 25% 50-59 17% 60-69 15% 70-79 5% 80+ 2%
Age
18 & under 19-29 30-39 40-49 50-59 60-69 70-79 80+
How People Heard About the Survey
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Transportation Priorities
Top 3 Carnation (n=58) Satisfaction #1 More Frequency 12% #2 Gets to Destination Quickly 16% #2 Connects to Transit Hubs 24%
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Transportation Priorities
Top 3 Duvall (n=73) Satisfaction #1 Gets to Destination Quickly 26% #2 Weekend 4% #3 Later in the Day 28%
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Transportation Priorities
Top 3 Fall City (n=22) Satisfaction #1 Mid day 25% #2 Connects to transit hubs 0% #3 Gets to destination quickly 30%
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Transportation Priorities
Top 3 North Bend (n=100) Satisfaction #1 Gets to destination quickly 20% #2 Connects to transit hubs 5% #3 Travel within neighborhood 52%
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Transportation Priorities
Top 3 Snoqualmie (n=164) Satisfaction #1 Connects to transit hubs 14% #2 Gets to destination quickly 9% #2 More frequency 8%
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Transportation Priorities
Top 3 All 60+ (n=78) Satisfaction #1 Connects to transit hubs 21% #2 More frequency 7% #3 Gets to destination quickly 33%
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Transportation Priorities
Top 3 All 18 & Under (n=21) Satisfaction #1 Weekend service 33% #2 Service that runs later in the day 50% #3 Mid-day service 78%
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Transportation Priorities
Top 3 All People w. Disabilities (n=49) Satisfaction #1 Gets to destination quickly 26% #2 Weekend service 24% #3 Mid-day service 36%
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Transportation Priorities
Top 3 All Low income (n=44) Satisfaction #1 Weekend service 25% #2 More frequency 6% #3 Service that runs later in the day 40%
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Transportation Priorities
Top 3 All Unincorporated (n=44) Satisfaction #1 Weekend service 19% #2 Connects to transit hubs 0% #3 Gets to destination quickly 7%
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Transportation Priorities
Top 3 All Responses n=349 #1 Gets to destination quickly 17% #2 More frequency 9% #2 Connects to transit hubs 11% #4 Weekend 11%
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Overall…
- Monroe’s sample size is way too small (omitted for now)
- Spanish response rate = 12
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Community Engagement review and next steps…
- What went well?
- What could have been better?
- Who do we still need to hear from?
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Guiding Principles Draft
- 1. Design transportation innovations that are safe, affordable,
convenient, and accessible for Snoqualmie Valley.
- 2. Plan for financially sustainable transportation programs
and services while keeping it affordable for all users.
- 3. Create a coordinated transportation system that satisfies
the Valley’s needs and gets the Valley where they need to go.
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5-Year Transportation Plan Timeline
July
- Survey Dissemination
- Stakeholder Presentation
Aug
- Survey Dissemination
Sept
- Finalize Community Engagement
- Draft Plan Components
Oct
- Finalize Priority Projects
- Draft Plan Components
Nov
- Performance Measures
- Finalize Draft Plan and Seek Task Force’s Feedback
Dec
- Finalize Plan
- Begin Disseminating Plan and Identify Next Steps
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Upcoming Meetings:
- Next Coalition Meeting: Friday, October 11th at 10:30AM
Sno-Valley Hopelink
- Drafting Project Recommendations – please attend!
- Next 5-Year Task Force Meeting: Friday, November 8th at
10:30AM Sno-Valley Hopelink
- Reviewing draft plan content
- Drafting performance metrics
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