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LAND USE COMMUNITY Meeting #1 WRA, LLP & Renaissance Planning | May 9, 2017 Land Use Community May 9, 2017 AGENDA Welcome and introductory remarks Poll Everywhere 1 Todays transit topics Participant introductions

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LAND USE COMMUNITY

Meeting #1

WRA, LLP & Renaissance Planning | May 9, 2017

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AGENDA

  • Welcome and introductory remarks
  • Poll Everywhere 1
  • Today’s transit topics
  • Participant introductions
  • Speakers and panel discussions
  • Break
  • Small group breakout sessions
  • Topic debriefs
  • Closing remarks and next steps
  • Poll Everywhere 2

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WELCOME |

NCDOT PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION DIVISION STATEWIDE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION PLAN LAND USE COMMUNITY MEETING 1

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WORK PLAN

  • Technical and Executive Committees
  • Nine communities – Two workshops per community
  • Seven geographic communities
  • Two statewide communities
  • Land Use
  • Technology
  • 15 analysis districts for commuting patterns and
  • pportunity analysis
  • 40 stakeholder interviews
  • Web-based public involvement
  • Two 3 to 5 minute videos
  • Final and Summary Plan documents
  • Assist with Spring 2018 Strategic Plan Conference

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TODAY’S TRANSIT TOPICS |

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION AND LAND USE IN NORTH CAROLINA

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BIG PICTURE

ISSUES

  • Lack of

connectedness

  • Challenges of serving

urban, suburban, and rural areas

  • Placemaking and

design

OPPORTUNITIES

  • Coordination
  • Technology and

service delivery

  • Market for transit-
  • riented development

has not been fully realized in NC

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TOPICS

  • Transit-oriented development through the lens
  • f regional and systems planning
  • Supporting transit through placemaking,

complete streets, and urban design

  • North Carolina land use policy and

development regulations

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STRATEGIC PLAN MESSAGING |

POLL EVERYWHERE #1

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YOUR THOUGHTS

What word would you use to illustrate your vision for the future of North Carolina Public Transportation

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Text One Word:

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PARTICIPANT INTRODUCTIONS |

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ROLL CALL

  • Name
  • Affiliation/organization
  • What is your

group/organization/ agency doing with respect to land use and transit issues?

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SPEAKERS AND PANEL DISCUSSION |

MODERATED BY JEFF RIEGNER

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THE PLANNING CONTEXT

Regional Visioning Transportation Plan Corridor and Area Plans Functional Plans Local Comprehensive Plan Project Programming Project Development Project Implementation d Development Review and Permitting Area/ Neighborhood Plans Zoning/Development Regulations and Guidelines Project Implementation

Land Use Transportation

Public Facility Plans

Credit: NTI TOD Course

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TOPICS

  • Transit benefits other

than increases in ridership

  • Promoting major

transit investments – recent winners and losers

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  • Transit-oriented

development through the lens of regional and systems planning

  • Supporting transit through

placemaking, complete streets, and urban design

  • North Carolina land use

policy and development regulations

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TOPICS

  • Shouldn’t plan in a

vacuum

  • Make the land use-

transportation connection

  • Interplay between

each

  • Planning systems
  • Networks, purpose,
  • utcomes,

performance

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  • Transit-oriented

development through the lens of regional and systems planning

  • Supporting transit through

placemaking, complete streets, and urban design

  • North Carolina land use

policy and development regulations

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Centers, Corridors and Wedges

Growth framework set the tone for making major transit investment decision and still persists.

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Denver Region FasTracks

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Triangle Region Network

Desire lines show high demand on regional facilities

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Triangle Region Network

Low wage commuters are less likely to travel on regional facilities

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TOPICS

  • Transit supportive

R.O.W.s

  • Connecting people to

transit corridors

  • The transit

experience doesn’t end when you step off the bus, train, etc.

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  • Transit-oriented

development through the lens of regional and systems planning

  • Supporting transit through

placemaking, complete streets, and urban design

  • North Carolina land use

policy and development regulations

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Every rider is a pedestrian at some point

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Most riders have to cross the street

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Most riders have to cross the street

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Transit supportive design is good design

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Environment affects travel behavior

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TOPICS

  • Local policies are

behind the times with respect to transit supportive development…

  • …yet many of our

desired outcomes require policies, investments, and partnerships to succeed

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  • Transit-oriented

development through the lens of regional and systems planning

  • Supporting transit through

placemaking, complete streets, and urban design

  • North Carolina land use

policy and development regulations

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Comprehensive plans and code development need to be coordinated with transit. Regulations need teeth, especially with respect to density and pedestrian

  • rientation.

Virginia Department of Rail and Public Transportation Multimodal Guidelines

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BREAK |

PLEASE RETURN IN 10 MINUTES

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SMALL GROUP ACTIVITY |

BREAKOUT SESSIONS

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INSTRUCTIONS & TOPICS

  • Select one of the three

topic areas to start

  • First: Think about current

context; what’s working?; quickly document

  • Second: - Write down

three responses to what needs to change?; document responses and try to prioritize

  • After 20 minutes, rotate to

a new group

  • Debrief

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TOPICS:

  • Transit-oriented

development through the lens of regional and systems planning

  • Supporting transit

through placemaking, complete streets, and urban design

  • North Carolina land use

policy and development regulations

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REPORT OUT

  • Topic facilitator will

summarize and briefly report the results of the three discussion periods for each topic

  • This discussion will

help frame the recommendations contained within the Plan’s Land Use chapter

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TOPICS:

  • Transit-oriented

development through the lens of regional and systems planning

  • Supporting transit

through placemaking, complete streets, and urban design

  • North Carolina land use

policy and development regulations

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CLOSING REMARKS |

WRAP UP, NEXT STEPS, AND POLL EVERYWHERE #2

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YOUR THOUGHTS

What is the greatest challenge facing Public Transportation in North Carolina? (choose one) What word should be included in the North Carolina Public Transportation Vision Statement?

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Poll Everywhere #2 Text Your Reply:

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Debbie Collins Jim Ritchey dgcollins1@ncdot.gov jritchey@wrallp.com 919.707.4684 404.433.1379

THANK YOU!