SWLRT Community Advisory Committee Meeting. March 28, 2013
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1 SWLRT Community Advisory Committee Meeting March 28, 2013
2 Today s Topics Approve January meeting minutes and February meeting summary Station Area Action Plans (TSAAP) Update Operations and Maintenance Facility (OMF) Technical Issue #23 Workshop Freight Rail Co-location/Relocation Technical Issue #21 Workshop Member and Committee Reports Public Forum 2
3 Community Advisory Committee March 28, 2013 TSAAP Overview Station Outreach Activities
4 Transitional Station Area Action Plans (TSAAP) Intended to promote opening day readiness by bridging the gap between current conditions and future needs by addressing: Station platform locations Park and ride sites Future development potential Access and circulation planning Infrastructure planning Creative stormwater management solutions
5 TSAAP and SPO/PE Teams a Coordinated Effort TSAAP and SPO/PE teams have weekly coordination meetings. SPO/PE teams attended TSAAP charrettes. TSAAP/SPO/PE teams had debrief meeting postcharrette. PE Teams each have community liaisons that interact regularly with the TSAAP team and local community staff members.
6 TSAAP and SPO/PE Teams a Coordinated Effort SPO/PE
7 Initial Station Area Concepts
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11 Initial Concepts Blake Station - Hopkins
12 TSAAP Process
13 Public Engagement
14 Public engagement activities included as part of the Transitional Station Area Action Plans (TSAAP) Charrette results open houses (5 one in each community) Listening sessions (8 total) Joint TSAAP/SPO open houses (2 east and west portions of corridor) Meetings with city councils, boards and commissions (10 two per community) CAC meetings BAC meetings Steering Committee meetings Corridor Management Committee TIC meetings Business Investment Partnership meeting
15 A Collective Effort Website re-focus on Community Works Support for each city s outreach Materials (e.g. Station Area Profiles) Mobile displays Online tools Social media Others Outreach to media through Hennepin County Public Affairs and city protocols
16 A Coordinated Effort Coordinate with LRT Project (SPO) Work with existing Community Advisory Committee (CAC) and Business Advisory Committee (BAC) Coordinate major outreach efforts including open houses, listening sessions, etc. Ongoing communications about messages Work through Communications Committee Coordinate with Corridors of Opportunity (CoO) Work with Community Engagement Team Work with Grantees
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18 Open Houses Community-wide event Information stations (TSAAP and PE) One-on-one interactions
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21 Listening Sessions Ten to fifteen participants Deeper, more detailed conversations Additional opportunity to engage underrepresented populations
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25 Support Community Events
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28 Websites and Media
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31 Other Media News Releases and Media Alerts Media list established in previous stages of this project Local and regional news outlets, websites and public access outlets Community Newsletter Articles For all communities in corridor News Organizations Many outlets have been following the news about SW LRT
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33 Questions?
34 Operations and Maintenance Facility Technical Issue #23 Workshop
35 35 Operation and Maintenance Facility (OMF) OMF Activities: LRV cleaning LRV maintenance Central Corridor OMF: 180+ jobs Interior of Franklin (Hiawatha) OMF
36 36 OMF Initial Site Selection Criteria Site size of 10 to15 acres Flat/rectangular site Efficient LRT train movements to/from Good roadway access to site Compatible with adjacent land use
37 37 OMF Candidate Sites OMF Site # Description City 1* 212 ROW Eden Prairie 2* Wallace Road Eden Prairie 3* 4* 5* City Garage West City Garage East Mitchell West Eden Prairie Eden Prairie Eden Prairie 6 Mitchell East Eden Prairie Flying Cloud/W. 70 th Street Shady Oak/W. 70 th Street K-Tel Eden Prairie Eden Prairie Minnetonka th Street (Landfill) 11 th Avenue Excelsior West Excelsior East Louisiana West Hopkins Hopkins Hopkins Hopkins/St. Louis Park St. Louis Park 15 Louisiana East St. Louis Park 16 Beltline St. Louis Park 17 18* Penn 5 th Street North Minneapolis Minneapolis * From DEIS
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39 39 SWLRT OMF Evaluation Criteria Operational Characteristics 1 Site Configuration: operational effectiveness 2 Alignment Proximity/Connectivity: distance/connection to mainline 3 Alignment Location: geometric position on mainline 4 Site Access: access for operations staff Site Characteristics 5 Adjacent Land Use Compatibility 6 TOD/Mixed Use/Economic Development Considerations 7 Zoning 8 Site & Facilities Cost: facilities, grading, utilities, soils 9 Real Estate Acquisition: cost, complexity, legalities 10 Relocation Cost: displaced occupants and uses 11 Environmental Impact: wetlands, hazardous materials 12 Cultural Resources: cultural, historical 13 Stormwater Management: drainage, treatment
40 40 OMF Technical Issue #23 Workshop Seeking feedback on: Opportunities Challenges Concerns
41 41 OMF Technical Issue #23 Next Steps Present to advisory committees for input: BAC March 27 CAC March 28 SWCMC April 3 Narrow candidate list to 5 or 6 sites for input: BAC April 24 CAC April 25 SWCMC May 1 Public open houses in cities where one or more of the 5/6 sites reside: May
42 Freight Rail Technical Issue #21 Workshop
43 43 Freight Rail Technical Issue #21 Workshop Background: Co-location and relocation analysis required by FTA as a condition to enter PE Part of the Metropolitan Council s due diligence and responsibility as project sponsor
44 44 Freight Rail Technical Issue #21 Workshop Review existing information: Train Volumes Preliminary co-location Kenilworth Corridor review DEIS proposed freight rail relocation route
45 45 Freight Rail Technical Issue #21 Workshop Existing Train Volumes Railroad and Route Avg. Weekly Trains Avg. Number of Cars Per Train Typical Commodities TC&W/ Bass Lake and Kenilworth Agri-goods Ethanol, Grain, Coal CP/ MN&S Local Services BNSF/ Wayzata Subdivision Wide Variety
46 46 Freight Rail Technical Issue #21 Workshop Overview of Track Characteristics: Curvature Maximum Grade Maximum Compensated Grade (curvature + maximum grade) Challenges Opportunities
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48 48 Freight Rail Technical Issue #21 Workshop Seeking feedback on: Opportunities Challenges Concerns
49 49 Freight Rail Technical Issue #21 Next Steps Existing conditions workshop: BAC March 27 CAC March 28 SWCMC April 3 Co-locate and relocation design workshop: BAC May 29 CAC May 30 SWCMC June 5 Corridor-wide public open houses: June/July
50 50 Reports Member and Committee Reports Public Forum Next Meeting: April 25, 6:00 PM
51 51 More Information Online:
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