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Insert transit picture Denver Moves: Transit Task Force Meeting #9 December 7, 2017 1. Welcome & Introductions Opening remarks and housekeeping Task Force and audience introductions Upcoming events and good-to-knows 2


  1. Insert transit picture Denver Moves: Transit Task Force Meeting #9 – December 7, 2017

  2. 1. Welcome & Introductions • Opening remarks and housekeeping • Task Force and audience introductions • Upcoming events and good-to-knows 2 12/7/2017

  3. Today: Focus on Initial “Results” Provide update on Colfax BRT • Connect to August Task Force • meeting with draft FTN for review and discussion Share corridor evaluation findings • and preliminary investment recommendations Seek guidance on best ways to • share content with public in January 3 12/7/2017

  4. Upcoming Events & Good-to-Knows • Comprehensive Plan Update • Denveright Schedule Update • Comment on Denver Moves: Pedestrians & Trails Draft Plan (by Dec 11) 4 12/7/2017

  5. 2. Project Updates • Recent Denver Moves: Transit Plan work • Colfax Corridor Connections 5 12/7/2017

  6. Preliminary Plans for January Exploring Online Options Between 1/17 and 1/31 • 4 corridor locations, Union • Station, Far NE NPI Workshop Combine open house, drop-in • workshop, and public meeting Supplemented with online open • house and video presentation 6 12/7/2017

  7. Preliminary Plans for January Transit priority corridor • recommendations (levels of investment tied to goals) FTN recommendations (and • supportive elements) Stop/station improvements • Potential improvements to access • and connections 7 12/7/2017

  8. Other December Engagement Send “year in review” newsletter, • announcing January outreach dates and locations Hold conference call with Youth • Stakeholder Group to plan for January Develop plan for school-based • outreach to support January events Identify additional 2018 partnership • opportunities 8 12/7/2017

  9. Colfax Corridor Connections 9 12/7/2017

  10. 3. Corridor Evaluation: Preliminary Analysis of Service & Capital Opportunities • Types of service and capital improvements • Review of evaluation process • Orientation to preliminary analysis results 10 12/7/2017

  11. DRAFT Capital Corridor Evaluation & Recommendations 11 12/7/2017

  12. Corridor Evaluation Process 12 12/7/2017

  13. Evaluated for Transit Corridor Capital Improve- ments 13 12/7/2017

  14. Transit Plan Goals Denver Moves: Transit 14 12/7/2017

  15. Evaluation Measures Connect Thrive Enhance Sustain • Pedestrian Access • Transit Supportive • Operating Speed • Existing and Projected Population Density • Bicycle Access Productivity (passengers Low Income • On-Time Performance – • Neighborhood People of Color per service hour) – Connectivity Older Adults • Transit vs. Auto Travel – Young People • Annualized Lifecycle – Time (Ratio) • Existing and Future OD People with Disabilities – Operating and Capital Patterns Served Households with zero – • Potential for Priority vehicles Cost per Net New Rider • Blueprint Jobs and Improvements • Equity Index Score Residents Served • GHG Emissions Reduced • Existing Ridership • Existing and Future • Existing and Planned Population Density • Projected Ridership Service Hours per • Existing and Future Capita Employment Density 15 12/7/2017

  16. Critical Measures Supportiveness of Blueprint Land Use Vision • − Align transit investment with where we want to grow (jobs and residents) Ridership • − Direct ties to equity, community, and GHG emissions measures Productivity • − Make efficient use of limited operating resources Cost Effectiveness (operating and capital cost per new rider) • − Get the most benefit for least cost Access to Opportunity • − Investments to align with Denver Equity Index 16 12/7/2017

  17. Corridor Capital Investment Continuum 19 12/7/2017

  18. DRAFT Frequent Transit Network Recommendations 21 12/7/2017

  19. Frequent Transit Network To meet transit mode share goals, the FTN aspires to provide service that is: Frequent/Ubiquitous • – Frequent All Day: 15 minute or better service frequency all day – Long Hours: 18- to 24-hour service span (6 a.m. to midnight, or later) – Every Day: 7 days per week service Fast and Reliable • – Operate transit on streets where it will be most rapid and reliable – Take advantage of capital improvements that speed transit – Be competitive with automobile travel 22 12/7/2017

  20. Proposed FTN Service & Span 23 12/6/2017

  21. Engaging the Public 25 12/7/2017

  22. Past Survey Responses 26 12/7/2017

  23. 4. Short Break 27 12/7/2017

  24. 5. Small Group Activity & Discussion: Digging into the Details • Work in small groups at 3 stations • Spend 25 min at each • Reconvene to discuss results 28 12/7/2017

  25. 6. Next Steps • Next Task Force participation opportunity: Spread the word about winter outreach • Online (between meeting) engagement opportunity in January • Task Force Meeting #10: February 1, 2018 29 12/7/2017

  26. 7. Questions and Comments www.denvergov.org/denveright 30 12/7/2017

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