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Net Phase 1 Public Meetings Thursday, April 23 Noon 2 pm 4 6 pm William G. Porter Board Room COTA William J. Lhota Building 33 N. High St. Columbus, OH 43215 Meeting Agenda Introduction, Discussion and Ground Rules NextGen


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Phase 1 Public Meetings

Thursday, April 23 Noon – 2 pm 4 – 6 pm

William G. Porter Board Room COTA William J. Lhota Building 33 N. High St. Columbus, OH 43215

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Meeting Agenda

  • Introduction, Discussion and Ground Rules
  • NextGen Goals, Overview
  • Growth in Central Ohio: Transit Demand and Need
  • Values Activity: What Role Should Transit Play?
  • Future Transit Options
  • Map Activity: Where Do You Want to Go?
  • Next Steps

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NextGen Goals and Overview

  • Create a community vision for the future of public transportation

in central Ohio – consider all ideas, not restricted by funding

  • Prepare for future growth - 13% more people, 31% more jobs -

by identifying transit investments that integrate with regional goals

  • Support local and regional plans with transit investment options

(e.g. Connect ColumbUS and MORPC Metropolitan Transportation Plan)

  • Identify conventional and creative revenue options –outcome will

be the community’s plan with a list of projects and creative funding options (spring, 2016)

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NextGen Study Overview

We are here

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How We’ll Use Your Input

  • Values input will shape evaluation criteria
  • “Where to invest” input will generate a target list of projects

– We’ll compare these with data analysis

  • Later we will ask you to help prioritize projects

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Growth and Development in Central Ohio

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Growth and Development in Central Ohio

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Transit Markets and Opportunities (2010)

Source: US Census

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Growth and Development in Central Ohio

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Transit Markets and Opportunities (2010)

Source: US Census

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Growth and Development in Central Ohio

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Transit Markets and Opportunities (2010)

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Growth and Development in Central Ohio

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Source: US Census

Transit Markets and Opportunities (2010) Downtown Columbus

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Growth and Development in Central Ohio

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Source: US Census

Transit Markets and Opportunities (2010) Downtown Columbus

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Projected Population Growth 2010

Source: 2010 US Census: 2040 Mid- Ohio Regional Planning Commission

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13% more people

2040

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Projected Population Growth 2010

Source: 2010 US Census; 2040 Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission

2010

13% more people

2040

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Projected Job Growth

Source: 2010 US Census; 2040 Mid- Ohio Regional Planning Commission

2010

31% more jobs

2040

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Projected Job Growth

Source: Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission

2010

31% more jobs

2040

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Projected Population and Jobs 2010 2040

13% more people 31% more jobs

Source: 2010 US Census; 2040 Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission

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2010 2040 Projected Population and Jobs

13% more people 31% more jobs

Source: 2010 US Census; 2040 Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission

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2010 2040 Projected Population and Jobs

13% more people 31% more jobs

Source: 2010 US Census; 2040 Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission

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Projected Population and Jobs

Source: 2010 US Census: 2040 Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission

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Projected Population and Jobs

Source: 2010 US Census: 2040 Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission

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Projected Population and Jobs

Source: 2010 US Census: 2040 Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission

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Future Values and Priorities

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Caption

Values and Priorities

What should be transit’s role in Central Ohio?

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Activity: What Are Your Priority Values?

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Future Transit Options

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Transit Investments: Passenger Rail

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Transit Investments: Bus Rapid Transit

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Transit Investments: Bus Express, Flex, Circulators and Paratransit

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Transit Corridor Enhancements

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Transit Emphasis Corridors

Land Use Patterns

  • High density development
  • Sidewalks
  • Crosswalks
  • Signalized intersections
  • Crossable streets
  • Parking that is not visible

Transit Investments

  • Bus Rapid Transit
  • Commuter Rail
  • Frequent Bus
  • Light Rail
  • Streetcar

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Transit Oriented Neighborhoods

Land Use Patterns

  • Moderate density
  • Sidewalks
  • Signalized Crosswalks
  • Signalized intersections
  • Parking that is less visible

Transit Investments

  • Bus Rapid Transit
  • Commuter Rail
  • Frequent Bus
  • Light Rail
  • Heavy Rail
  • Streetcar

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Suburban Corridors and Developments

Land Use Patterns

  • Moderate density
  • Some sidewalks
  • Some signalized crosswalks
  • Some signalized

intersections

  • Visible parking

Transit Investments

  • Flex Bus Service
  • Express Bus
  • Local Bus
  • Park and Ride Lots
  • Shuttles
  • Heavy Rail
  • Light Rail

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Suburban Neighborhoods

Land Use Patterns

  • Subdivisions
  • Low Density
  • Few Sidewalks, Crosswalks
  • r Signalized intersections
  • Visible Parking

Transit Investments

  • Express Bus
  • Local Bus
  • Park and Ride Lots
  • Neighborhood Circulators
  • Flex Bus Service
  • Light Rail

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Activity: Where Do You Want to Go?

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Next Steps

  • Submit comments by May 8
  • Visit our website www.cota.com/nextgen

– Join our mailing list – Comment blog to be added soon – Online surveys available this summer

  • Look for us:

– Earth Day Celebration at the Commons (April 25) – Connect ColumbUS Meetings (April 27-30) – Cinco de Mayo Job Fair (May 5) – Young Professionals Weekend (May 15)

  • Watch for Phase 2 public meetings this fall

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Photo Credits

Flickr Antonio TwizShiz Edward David Harmantas David Wilson John Eisenschenk Roger DuPuls Spencer Agnew Steven Vance Travis Estel Vistavision New Albany COTA

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NextGen@COTA.com

Thank You!

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Transit Emphasis Corridors

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Transit Oriented Neighborhoods

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Suburban Services

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Suburban Services

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2010 Population and Jobs

Current transit markets

Source: Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission

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