SH 16 (Bandera Road) Community Engagement Community Engagement Plan - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

SH 16 (Bandera Road) Community Engagement

Community Engagement Plan Band ndera R Road T Task Force Ci City of San A n Ant ntonio B Band ndera Road Co Corridor P Plan  Elected Officials  City, State, and County Planners & Directors COMPREHENSIVE SOLUTION FOR Outreach T h Tools BANDERA ROAD  Surveys  www.txdot.gov Work Gr k Groups ps  Project Updates  Community Pop-Up Events   Agencies  Forums  Videos  Newsletters Publi lic I Involv lvement  Public Meetings  Stakeholder Meetings 2

SH 16 (Bandera Road) Pop-Up Events

Movies in the Park  Friday, February 15, 2019  City of Leon Valley – Movies in the Park  Raymond Rimkus Park 4

C.R.Y. San Antonio Run/Walk for Child Rights  Sunday, February 24, 2019  C.R.Y. San Antonio Run/Walk for Child Rights  O.P. Schnabel Park 5

Earthwise Living Day  Saturday, March 2, 2019  Earthwise Living Day  Leon Valley Community and Conference Center 6

SH 16 (Bandera Road) Displaced Left Turn (DLT) Informational Meeting  Tuesday, March 5, 2019  John Igo Public Library  SH 16 (Bandera Road) at Loop 1604 Displaced Left Turn (DLT) Informational Meeting 7

National Night Out 2019  Tuesday, October 1, 2019  Braun Station East NA, Thunderbird Hills NA, Stanton Run NA, Valencia NA, Hills Park North NA 8

SH 16 (Bandera Road) People working together

Led by a Task Force, multiple groups are working together to improve SH 16 (Bandera Road) from I-410 to Loop 1604 Task Force Planning Technical Team Work Group Transportation Residents Businesses Cities Partners 10

SH 16 (Bandera Road) Task Force Task Force Vision The Bandera Corridor Task Force works collaboratively across government agencies and with public and private partners to transform Bandera Road into a destination-corridor that moves people safely, efficiently; accommodates multimodal TASK FORCE MEMBERS transportation including pedestrians,  Councilwoman Ana Sandoval, City of San Antonio Council cyclists, automobiles and high- District 7 occupancy vehicles; enriches the  Mayor Chris Riley, City of Leon Valley surrounding community with attractive  Representative Jose Menendez, Texas House of amenities and businesses; and ties the Representatives District 26 adjacent communities together,  Representative Ray Lopez, Texas House of creating a sense of place for residents, Representatives District 125 employees and commuters along the  Texas Department of Transportation corridor.  Staff from both the cities of Leon Valley and San Antonio  Northside ISD  Bike Texas  VIA Metropolitan Transit 11

Planning Team Planning Team The Planning Team was created at the direction of the Task Force to provide local stakeholder involvement in the process and to be a sounding board for the project team prior to taking information out to the public. Two planning team meetings have been held to date. PLANNING TEAM MEMBERS  Neighborhood associations  Businesses along the corridor  Emergency responders  Faith-based organizations  Economic development organizations  Historical societies  San Antonio River Authority 12

Technical Work Group Technical Work Group The Technical Work Group consists of technical staff with expertise in various elements of corridor planning. Their primary focus is to oversee the technical analysis for the study and to provide guidance and input as the corridor is evaluated. TECHNICAL WORK GROUP MEMBERS  Technical staff from the cities of Leon Valley and San Antonio  Alamo Area Council of Governments  Alamo Area Metropolitan Planning Organization  Alamo Area Regional Mobility Authority  Northside Independent School District  Texas Department of Transportation  VIA Metropolitan Transit 13

SH 16 (Bandera Road) Online Survey

Online Survey 15

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Online Survey Results 17

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