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Washington Street Study Community Working Group #2 March 14, 2017 Agenda Review previous meeting Schedule update Review existing corridor conditions Overview of multimodal network connectivity Visioning Discussion around


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Washington Street Study

Community Working Group #2

March 14, 2017

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Agenda

 Review previous meeting  Schedule update  Review existing corridor conditions  Overview of multimodal network connectivity  Visioning  Discussion around best practices  Presentation format Public Meeting #1  Q&A

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Overview of CWG#1 Meeting

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 Introduction & Roles – Consultant Team, CWG  Build on past and current studies, Coordinating Projects  Process, Outreach, Schedule

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What we heard Hopes / Fears and Must Haves

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 Safety

 Sidewalks / Lighting

 Safe connections to the neighborhood  Create an appropriate interface between all modes of traffic (including trucks).  Connections to I‐70 & I‐25 for businesses  Keep existing businesses  Remember and respect the interior neighborhoods and develop connections  Safety and connections for all modes of transportation  Better Connectivity  A place to work, live and play

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Schedule Update

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 5 CWG Meetings

  • Meeting #1 ‐ February 2nd

Introduction

  • Meeting #2 ‐ March

Visioning / Existing Conditions

  • Meeting #3 – May

Review character areas / Review Visioning

  • Meeting #4 – July

Review and discuss alternatives

  • Meeting #5 – October

Confirmation of preferred alternative

 3 Public Meetings

  • Meeting #1 ‐ April

Visioning

  • Meeting #2 – August

Cross Sections/Character Areas

  • Meeting #3 – November

Preferred Alternative

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Barriers

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 External

 Interstate 25  Interstate 70  South Platte River  Rail

 Internal

 I‐70  Rail spurs  Land Use

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Vehicular Connections

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 Washington Street

 Interstate 25 via 58th Ave  Interstate 70  Connections to Downtown  Brighton Blvd  Downing Street

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Transit

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 North – South Routes

 Route 12  North ‐Huron & 144th Ave  South‐ Downtown  Route 8  North – Wagon Road P&R  South‐ City Center Englewood  Multiple connections to rail

 East‐West Routes

 Commuter Rail – A Line  South / West – Union Station  East – Denver International Airport  Route 44  West – Youngfield / 38th Ave  East – Colorado and 40th Station

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Bike / Pedestrian

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 Bicycle Routes

 D7 – Fox Street  Connections to downtown  D12 – South Platte River Trail  Regional trail  Lack of connections to the neighborhood  Access at 51st Ave, 46th Ave, and 45th Ave.

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Existing Pedestrian Conditions

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Globeville Neighborhood Plan Vision

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VISION: The area is transformed into a mixed‐use riverfront destination area that capitalizes on its adjacency to the South Platte River, a revitalized Washington Street, reinvented greenspace, and direct connections across the river to the National Western Center. GOAL STATEMENT: Make Washington Street an attractive corridor that creates a positive sense of place, attracts private reinvestment, and better accommodates all transportation modes.

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 Provide sufficient travel lanes  Provide on‐street parking  Provide a high‐quality pedestrian realm  Provide a vegetative buffer  Explore the opportunity for a north‐south enhanced bicycle facility  Minimize impacts to existing businesses

Globeville Neighborhood Plan Washington Street Priorities

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Potential Design Elements and Flexibility

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Best Practices

 Pedestrian Environment 14

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Best Practices

 Bicycle Facilities 15

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Best Practices

 Water Quality 16

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Thank You

Karen Good, AICP Karen.good@denvergov.org

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Globeville Neighborhood Study

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