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GO TO MENTI.COM 25 81 27 Work-in-progress Presentation DickersonRoadStudy.nashville.gov DICKERSON CORRIDOR PHASE 1 STUDY Work-in-progress Presentation DickersonRoadStudy.nashville.gov THANK YOU!!! Steering Committee Members Trinity


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DICKERSON CORRIDOR PHASE 1 STUDY

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THANK YOU!!!

  • Steering Committee

Members

  • Trinity Community

Commons (Trinity United Methodist Church)

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AN ESSENTIAL PIECE OF THE PUZZLE

Community Vision NashvilleNext Entitlements Sustainability Economics T echnical Standards Infrastructure Data Property Owners

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TONIGHT’S AGENDA

  • 1. Charrette Overview
  • 2. What We Heard
  • 3. Continue to Work: Next

Steps

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PHASE 1 PROJECT TIMELINE

Define study area Analyze study area Build public process Form Steering Committee Charrette Week Identify needs and vision Evaluate solutions Develop plan Consult Steering Committee Public Comment Period Vision Adoption Any Needed Council Action

Nov - Jan Jan - Feb Feb - Mar Mar - May

*

we are here

June

BUILD Grant

July

start Phase 2

*

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STREET TOUR STEERING COMMITTEE

THE CHARRETTE OVERVIEW

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VISIONING WORKSHOP

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VISIONING WORKSHOP

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PLANNERS AT WORK & OPEN STUDIO

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PLANNERS AT WORK & OPEN STUDIO

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STEERING COMMITTEE CHECK IN

  • Affordability
  • Redevelopment heights
  • Transitions to neighborhoods

to east

  • Parking
  • Traffic with interstate closures
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WHAT WE HEARD

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MAINTAIN & CHANGE Group will identify: Areas that should be maintained and those that should change

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TABLE EXAMPLE CONSOLIDATION OF 9 TABLES

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FUTURE FORM AND CHARACTER Building on the results of Exercise 1, your group will identify:

  • Future building

types

  • Future building

heights

  • Other additional

details

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TABLE EXAMPLE CONSOLIDATION OF 9 TABLES AND CONTINUED REFINEMENT

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DESIGN YOUR STREET

  • Develop a street

that addresses different ways to travel

  • What is your ideal

street within limited right-of-way?

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TABLE EXAMPLES CONSOLIDATED CROSS SECTION

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PRELIMINARY RECOMMENDATIONS

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DRAFT VISION STATEMENT

Dickerson South, in the heart of a rapidly growing city, is ready for its renaissance. With stunning downtown skyline views, flanked by great neighborhoods, and a desire for change, we are presented with a unique opportunity to create one of Nashville’s safest and most attractive

  • streets. We embrace this moment in time

to plan for Dickerson South to transform into a complete, mixed use, urban street that meets the needs of our community.

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DRAFT FRAMEWORK PLAN

  • Lower scale, less intensity

along east side of Dickerson

  • Highest intensity along west

side next to Interstate

  • Introduce new open space
  • Increase connections

(streets and community)

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COMMUNITY CHARACTER PLANNING

Unique, recognizable character of the built environment that is different from neighboring areas

Building Age Building Style Development Patterns Street Patterns Streetscape Land Use

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DEVELOPMENT SCENARIOS & CHARACTER IMAGES

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Interstate 65 Dickerson Ellington Gallatin Lischey-Jones

GIVEN FUTURE LAND USE, WHAT ROLE DOES DICKERSON ROAD SERVE?

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1: Five Through Lanes with Improved Access Management 2: Protected Bicycle Lanes 3: Dedicated Bus/Right Turn Lanes 4: Pedestrian Crossing Islands

FOUR CROSS SECTIONS

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NEXT STEPS

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MORE COORDINATION

  • Issue of affordability
  • Tools and resources
  • Other Metro departments
  • Mobility
  • Tennessee Department of Transportation
  • WeGo Public Transit
  • Greater Nashville Regional Council
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DRAFT CORRIDOR PLAN

  • Refine based on tonight’s feedback and

more coordination:

  • Vision and Guiding Principles
  • Framework Plan
  • Illustrate the

Vision – Development Scenarios

  • Develop a Draft Plan
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AN IMPORTANT PIECE OF THE PUZZLE

Community Vision NashvilleNext Entitlements Sustainability Economics T echnical Standards Infrastructure Data Property Owners

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BREAKOUT STATIONS

DICKERSON ROAD WORK-IN-PROGRESS

DickersonRoadStudy.nashville.gov

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PHASE 1 PROJECT TIMELINE

Define study area Analyze study area Build public process Form Steering Committee Charrette Week Identify needs and vision Evaluate solutions Develop plan Consult Steering Committee Public Comment Period Vision Adoption Any Needed Council Action

Nov - Jan Jan - Feb Feb - Mar Mar - May

*

we are here

June

BUILD Grant

July

start Phase 2

*

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