VelociRFTA BRT. Roaring Fork Transportation Authority. Webinar: Transit Planning with a Land Use Lens. August 23, 2011
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1 VelociRFTA BRT Roaring Fork Transportation Authority Webinar: Transit Planning with a Land Use Lens August 23, 2011 David Johnson, AICP RFTA Director of Planning
2 RFTA Service Summary 70-Mile Corridor 75,000 service area population Peak 4.8 million trips in 2008 (2 nd largest transit agency in Colorado) 3.5 million Miles of Service 225 employees during peak winter season 34 Mile Rail Corridor
3 Principles Reasons for RFTA s Success Geographic Constraints (Mountains, Federal Lands) Limited parking availability Aggressive TDM Programs in Aspen General Support for Regional Transit
4 30-year Ridership History
5 Geography is the Major Driver Aspen Glenwood Springs
6 Stereotypical Ridership Actual Ridership
7 Aspen AM and PM Congestion BRT makes transit competitive regionally but regional efforts tied to Aspen
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9 Station and Transit Priority Locations
10 Station Design 8
11 Implementation Process 1. Corridor Investment Study 2003 Current needs Future needs Project goals 2. Alterna:ves Analysis Design goals Service and func;onality goals Preferred Alterna;ve (BRT) 3. Very Small Starts Applica:on 2008 Received FTA Approval Begin Project Development 4. Voter Support 2008 Sales Tax for BRT Bonding Approval We are here! 5. Project Development Program Management Consultant Issue Bonds Complete Advanced Planning Program Defini;on Branding Community Outreach Jurisdic;on Coordina;on 6. Project Construc:on Grant Agreement 2 nd quarter 2011 Planning Approvals Final Design Vehicle Procurement ITS Procurement Service Plan Refinement 7. Construc:on Final document prepared Tes;ng of System 8. Begin Revenue Service An:cipated July- September Planning Approvals NEPA- FONSI Received
12 Why Bus Rapid Transit? Improved transit travel times, reliability and convenience Increased transit capacity Improved transit visibility and image Improved ease of use Improved transit comfort and convenience Opportunities for transit-oriented development More cost effective than rail
13 RFTA s Goals for Transit Success Reduce congestion and related traffic impacts Serve multiple key destinations along the corridor Increase access to jobs from affordable housing Reduce environmental/climate impacts of travel Reduce dependence on foreign/fossil fuels Support community goals and objectives Address current operational issues Provide flexibility in implementation Increase affordability and cost-effectiveness
14 Selection Criteria Pedestrian Accessibility Safe and efficient Adjacent to and nearby residential connections Adjacent to and nearby goods and services connections Rio Grande Trail connections Adjacent to signalized intersection with pedestrian crossing Americans with Disability Act accommodations 16
15 Selection Criteria Market Area Number of residents living within a walkable distance 15
16 Basalt Station Downtown Basalt
17 Brush Creek Station Pitkin County Location and Extent/Scenic Review 200-ps park and ride+ Grade-separated crossing
18 Brush Creek Station Plan 16
19 Aspen Airport Station 9
20 Land Use is the Next Frontier 2006 Vision Statement: Focus is creating a great transit system By 2017, our region will significantly reduce dependence on oil through a resource-efficient, climate-friendly, multimodal transportation system with a regional express line unimpeded by traffic and weather, competitive with the private vehicle in terms of convenience, travel time, and quality Vision Statement: Focus is creating great communities RFTA provides preferred transportation choices that connect and support vibrant communities.
21 Next Steps 2011 RFTA Strategic Plan (Focus is on Connecting and Supporting Vibrant Communities) Rifle TOD Strategic Plan RFTA TOD Strategic Plan Rosslyn Ballston Land Use Plan
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY A. INTRODUCTION. 1. What is the CIS and how will it be used by RFTA? 2. How does the CIS relate to the Entrance to Aspen?
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