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HIGHWAY CORRIDOR PLAN Charrette Opening Night Presentation Whats a charrette? review Wednesday Thursday Friday plan alternatives concepts review context Source:ULI TAP Report scope Project Visioning Discovery Draft &


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Charrette

Opening Night Presentation

HIGHWAY

CORRIDOR PLAN

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What’s a charrette?

Wednesday

alternatives plan

review

concepts

review

Thursday Friday

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context

Source:ULI TAP Report

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scope

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Project Coordination Draft & Refine Corridor Plan Adoption Discovery Visioning

J/19 O/19 F M A M J J A S

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1997

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2007

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2019

Source: Jan Gehl

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Cars People

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Source: City of Boulder

Context based

Community Vision

Context

Multimodal

Support adjacent land uses

Mobility Place

Arterial Connector Local Main Street

Streets

Conventional

Functional class

Traffic Volume

Design speed

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Source:ULI TAP Report

P

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Parking

✓Parking can be made available in one of two ways

๏Increase supply, or ๏Manage demand

✓Relationship between parking & traffic

๏Increased parking supply = increased traffic, but ๏Increased availability can decrease traffic (circling)

✓Relationship of parking to other things

๏Can increase access, but ๏Can also increase conflicts between cars, pedestrians, bicycles & transit, & ๏Can displace other uses (shopping, housing)

✓Cost of parking

๏Structured parking = $15-60K per space

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Source: Joe Minocozzi, Urban 3

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  • 465 businesses &

5,651 employees

  • 75 retail, service, &

restaurant facilities in 21 developments

  • 1.6 million square feet

(over 60% in power centers)

  • 78 % of City’s total

Sales tax

  • 3 auto dealerships are

in the top 25 sales tax producers every quarter & employ 172 people.

  • Average rent: $23 per

square foot

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  • Tourism is the leading economic force
  • Experiential retail continues to grow
  • Currently hospitality demand exceeds supply
  • Residential growth will remain moderate over

the next 5 years

market

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community workshop

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visual preference survey

+3.4

  • 3.8
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La Quinta brand

  • strong visual presence of mountains
  • quaint cozy setting
  • progressive thinkers
  • rich in history
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  • nline

www.hwy111lq.com