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LAH LAHTI TI pla lann nning ing of a f a su sustainable ainable ci city ty Projec ect t Manager ger, , Sustaina ainable le Mobilit ility , CitiCA iCAP Anna Huttunen Master r Planning ning Arc rchit hitec ect Johanna


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LAH LAHTI TI

pla lann nning ing of a f a su sustainable ainable ci city ty

Projec ect t Manager ger, , Sustaina ainable le Mobilit ility , CitiCA iCAP Anna Huttunen Master r Planning ning Arc rchit hitec ect Johanna Sääksniemi

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  • The population of Lahti is

120 000.

  • Over 80% of population lives

in urbanized areas.

  • Over 70% of residents live

within 5 km of the urban core.

  • Nine out of ten have an urban

green area within 300 m from home.

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Gr Green een Ci City ty wi with th hi hist stor

  • ry an

and d fu future ture

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keskiviikko 12. kesäkuu 2019

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Lahti Strategy and Vision for 2030

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SLIDE 9 JOHANNA PALOMÄKI MASTER PLANNING ARCHITECT 08 10 2015

Forming the big picture in continuous master planning process

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City council: decision about Lahti Direction Implementation 2021-2025 Follow-up and evaluation 2017-2020 → Decision about a common vision and goals for the process 2017-2020 → Alternative sketch plans

  • Public

presentation Impact assessment by experts → Masterplan proposal

  • Public

presentation

Citize izen wo worksho hops Scenario enario wo worksh kshops

Strategy gy → Masterplan rplan − Sustain ainable le Ur Urban Mobili lity Plan n − Environ

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menta ntal Progra ram m − Service ces s Prog

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Lahti Direction process 2017−2020

What inputs do we have for the next cycle? What impacts do the alternative solutions have? Could we agree upon this particular solution? These are the strategic choices we are ready to make at this time This is what we need to make decisions about in 2020 What kind of a future do we want? What kind of alternative solutions can we come up with together?

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Kävely ja pyöräily

  • Palveleeko yk-ratkaisu

kaikkia väestöryhmiä?

  • Kasvaako kävelyn ja

pyöräilyn osuus?

  • Mihin ja keihin muutos

kohdistuu?

Lapsiystävällisyys

  • Pystyykö lapsi liikkumaan

itsenäisesti?

  • Onko lapsille houkuttelevia

kohteita muuallakin kuin leikkipaikoilla?

  • Mahdollistaako yleiskaava

lapsiystävällisten yhteisöjen muodostumisen?

Palveluverkko

  • Miten palvelukonsepti 2012

näkyy yleiskaavassa?

  • Miten muissa näkökulmissa

näkyy palveluverkko?

  • Mitä palveluverkko maksaa?

Kaupunkitalous

Mahdollistaako yleiskaava:

  • monipuolisen elinkeino-

rakenteen kehittymisen,

  • Kävelyn, pyöräilyn ja

joukkoliikenteen osuuden kasvamisen,

  • riittävän joustavuuden

tulevaisuuden asumisen kysynnän tyydyttämiselle?

Building knowledge in interactive process: We learn together with experts and researchers…

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… and with citizens and decision-makers.

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Concept: How we work together – especially with citizens

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GIS & distribution channels

Plans are based on up-to-date geospatial information . We build knowledge for the future of the city in the continuous master planning process.

Knowledge built by experts and citizens

Plans Implementation Follow-up Strategy

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SLIDE 15 JOHANNA PALOMÄKI MASTER PLANNING ARCHITECT 08 10 2015

Strategically important issues can be written into plan regulations

RESIDENTIAL AREA. The area is reserved mainly for residential functions. When positioning services, attention should be paid to accessibility

  • n foot, by bicycle and by

public transport. In planning and building neighbourhoods special attention should be paid to the safety and comfort

  • f the living environment.

Strategically important issues can be written into plan regulations

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SLIDE 16 JOHANNA PALOMÄKI MASTER PLANNING ARCHITECT 08 10 2015

Strategically important issues can be written into plan regulations

RESIDENTIAL AREA. The area is reserved mainly for residential functions. When positioning services, attention should be paid to accessibility

  • n foot, by bicycle and by

public transport. In planning and building neighbourhoods special attention should be paid to the safety and comfort

  • f the living environment.

STRATEGIC FEATURES OF MASTER PLAN SALPAUSSELKÄ SAND RIDGE

SALPAUSSELKÄ. THE FOUNDATION OF THE VITAL AND ATTRACTIVE ENVIRONMENTALLY FOCUSED CITY. The significance of the sand ridge for the landscape, geology, ground water, natural environment, climate, cultural history and recreation shall be taken into account in land-use planning and building.

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SLIDE 17 JOHANNA PALOMÄKI MASTER PLANNING ARCHITECT 08 10 2015

RESIDENTIAL AREA. The area is reserved mainly for residential functions. When positioning services, attention should be paid to accessibility

  • n foot, by bicycle and by

public transport. In planning and building neighbourhoods special attention should be paid to the safety and comfort

  • f the living environment.
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Planning for people – Now we are developing our processes from Master planning to Maintenance

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SLIDE 19 JOHANNA PALOMÄKI MASTER PLANNING ARCHITECT 08 10 2015

Integrating urban and mobility planning

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Different areas support different modes of travel.

Existing urban area Urban growth area Developing rural area Village zone Village with services Village Agricultural area: farming Agricultural area: forestry Forested area with recreational values

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SLIDE 21 JOHANNA PALOMÄKI MASTER PLANNING ARCHITECT 08 10 2015

Fr From

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atur ure to to city ty - Urban ban tr tran ansect sect

After Duany, A. et al. (2010). The Smart Growth Manual.

Staying Walking Cycling Public transport Driving Recreational mobility, Hiking, ATB

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SustainableUrban mobility Plan as part of the Lahti Direction

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Challenge:

CO2 emissions in the transport sector

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OUR GOAL: MODAL SHARE IN 2030

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What is a SustainableUrban Mobility Plan alias SUMP?

  • Based on the EU-framework and guidelines
  • Strategic planning tool for local level
  • Takes all transport modes into consideration
  • Goal to solve urban mobility related problems
  • Helps to achieve the economic and social objectives of the city
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Citizen workshops

Collecting material for the SUMP draft

Draft list of SUMP measures SUMP draft in public consultation 04- 05/2019

SUMP development process in Lahti

Detailed action plan, responsibities and financing

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THE MASTERPLAN IS THE IMAGE OF THE STRATEGY THE SUSTAINABLE URBAN MOBILITY PLAN ILLUSTRATES THE DYNAMICS OF THE CITY

  • City-wide general land-use and

traffic network plan since 2009

  • Shows where various functions are

situated, such as services, livelihoods, dwelling and green areas

  • Becomes legally binding with the

decision by the city council

  • Vision and goals for sustainable

mobility in the urban area for the first time in 2017-2020

  • Encompasses all modes of transport
  • Is based on the city strategy and

requires the whole community’s input

PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT WISE EVERYDAY CHOICES

”City in the front yard, nature in the backyard” ” Get hold on the overall picture”

RELATION BETWEEN THE MASTERPLAN AND THE SUMP

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Our SUMP measures

Dividedin five clusters:

Improving cycling and walking

  • Cycling network
  • First aid for the cycling routes
  • Winter maintenance

Mobility management

  • Mobility management plans for schools

and city employees Traffic safety

  • Traffic safety plan

Public transport, digitalization, travel chain

  • Trunk network
  • Park and ride
  • Open data and personal carbon trading
  • Bike sharing system

Liveable city center

  • Parking
  • Traffic calming measures
  • Walkability
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Cycling network 2030

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LAHTI IS THE FIRST CITY TO PILOT PERSONAL CARBON TRADING ON MOBILITY EMISSIONS APPLICATION LAUNCH IN SEPTEMBER 2019

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Tack!

Anna Huttunen Anna.huttunen@lahti.fi Johanna Sääksniemi Johanna.saalsniemi@lahti.fi