Project Overview. Tampa Innovation District

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2 Project Overview Tampa Innovation District A Live, Work, Learn, Shop, Play and Create District Promotes Collaboration, Creativity and Connections Convenient, Accessible By All Modes (Walk, Bike, Car Share, On-demand, Shuttle, Transit, Autonomous, etc.) Serves Broad Customer Base (Students, Medical, Businesses, Visitors, etc.) [INSERT LARGE PHOTO HERE THAT UNDERLAPS THE TEXT PHOTO OF A LIVELY SCENE OF A COMPLETE STREET] May 18,

3 Demographics and Flow Patterns May 18,

4 District Mobility Customers Customer Walk Bike Car Share Bull Runner Private Shuttle Uber / Lyft First Mile Last Mile HART Bus TBARTA Vanpool Student Staff/Faculty Medical Staff/ Professionals Medical Visitors/ Patients * * * Business Techies Service Employees Tourists Neighborhood May 18,

5 Gaps in Service Geographic Location USF Campus Non-USF Campus To/From District Customer Base USF Campus & Affiliates Non-USF & Off- Campus Affiliates Other District May 18,

6 District Mobility: A Suite of Interrelated Solutions 1. Innovation District The App 2. Expanded District Circulator 3. Connected Walk/Bike District 4. Downtown Express May 18,

7 Innovation District App: Mobility, Connections and Resources One Stop Integrated Platform Gateway to District Dynamic, Fresh, Expandable Trip Planner Real-time trackers Multimodal (bike, car, shared ) Wayfinding (arrival, parking) Portal to District Partner Points of Interest and Services Tourism, Economic Development Sustainable Sponsorship Data feeds and analytics May 18,

8 District Circulator Expanded Bull Runner Service to Moffitt and Other District Anchors Reduces Duplication Provides Consolidated Service and Potential Cost Savings Supports First/Last Mile Pilot Potential Transition to Third Party Operator for Expanded Area Consistent Quality of Service Performance Measures Scalable May 18,

9 Walk/Bike District Internal District Road Network Streetscape / Wayfinding Envelope for New Technology & Mobility Solutions Safe, Connected Pathways Walkways, Bike Paths Landscape, Signage, Lighting WiFi Bike Share Program Seamless, Managed, Expanded May 18,

10 Downtown Express Link Innovation and Downtown Medical Districts Connects Targeted Travel Market Segment Leverage MetroRapid & HART Fixed Route Service Limited Stop / Tripper Builds Upon Existing Major Investment Project Promotes Ridership Growth [INSERT Downtown / VINIK-TOWN IMAGE May 18,

11 Prioritization and Implementation Think Big Act Small Celebrate Early Success Create Building Blocks with Interrelated Projects Plant Seeds State of FL DEO Grant Partner Commitment and Financial Investments Other Funding / Financing Sources May 18,

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16 Mobility Project Goals Improve District Mobility Expanded bike share program Expanded transit services Autonomous/connected vehicle technology Phased Solutions State of FL DEO Grant (planning for implementation) Short-term improvements Leverage District Partner investments Be flexible and respond positively to change

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18 Beginning the AV/CV Transit Conversation Source: Wikipedia How do you see AV/CV technology integrating into district vision? What are the priority focus area(s)? Which components or approaches are most relevant? and possible? What potential impediments need to be addressed? Which partners or individuals are critical to engage? What are available funding sources for implementation? How can you (or your organization) help move the District towards adoption/implementation?

19 Wednesday, Oct. 5 Expanded Bike Share Existing Conditions Share-a-Bull current usage Origins and destinations Share-a-Bull bike trips density map Saturday, Oct. 1 Hot spots Share-a-Bull bike trips density map

20 Expanded Bike Share Where are the key areas / locations for future expansion? How will the bike locations be selected and prioritized? Are there any policies that need to be modified to allow the expansion of bike sharing? How will success of the program be measured? What is needed to improve bicycle mobility within the District? What are potential for partnerships? What bike share program management is most appropriate?

21 Define Expanded Bike Share Area

22 Expanded Transit Circulator Previous studies were a call to action Improve District mobility What do we need? Seamless High Frequency Connect major anchors Expand Bull Runner service to Moffitt employees Third-party District Circulator provider

23 Transit Circulator Plan Existing Conditions

24 Transit Circulator Discussion What do you envision as a successful Transit Circulator? Which areas or destinations have the greatest need for transit circulator services? Does your organization currently provide transportation services to employees? Visitors? What type of service and how often do you provide it? Are you interested in pursuing partnership opportunities that may improve transit service for your business or facility, employees, customers and guests? How should the District Transit Circulator be managed? Financed?

25 Project Timeline OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH Existing Conditions Evaluation Draft Mobility Plans Feedback and Plan Revisions Final Mobility Plans Stakeholder meeting (November 16) Transit Circulator Analysis Bike Share Service Analysis Draft Transit Circulator Plan Draft Bike Share Plan Plans comments Revised Draft Transit Circulator Plan Revised Draft Bike Share Plan Final Comments Stakeholder meeting (mid February) Final Transit Circulator Plan (March/April 2017) Final Bike Share Plan (March/April 2017)

26 Clarence Eng, AICP Kimley-Horn Thank you! Question/Comments?