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1 Safe Routes to School & Master Plans Walkable and Livable Communities Institute
2 Safe Routes to School & Master Plans If you fail to plan, you plan to fail. Why SRTS How
3 Webinar Goal: Advance SRTS in Michigan The community s expression of its vision, with guidance on how to accomplish it Year Horizon Regulated Updates Community s Vision Formally Adopted Master Plan Goals Anticipated Trends Values Existing Conditions walklive.org
4 The Intent of the Master Plan Provide Guidance Create a Healthy Community Engage the Community Spur Economic Development Master Plan Analyze Existing Conditions Preserve Character Set Goals Protect Resources Encourage Predictable Development walklive.org
5 How the Master Plan Functions States Desired Outcomes Explains Land Use Patterns & Transportation Systems Foundation of Zoning & Land Use Decisions Translates Vision Coordinates Programs, Policies & Funding Establishes Development Guidelines Guides Decisions Master Plan Serves as Blue Print Prioritizes Infrastructure Investments Long Range Provides Strategy A Catalyst for Development Engages the Community Encourages the Investment Desired Determines Tools & Techniques to Implement the Vision walklive.org
6 Understanding Master Plan Elements Intended to guide growth, based on public involvement. Capital Improvement Historic Preservation Economic Development Transportation Master Plan Natural Resources Urban Design Parks and Recreation Facilities & Public Utilities Future Land Use/Zoning Plans Housing walklive.org
7 Elements & Implementation Intended to guide growth, based on public involvement. Pedestrian Master Plan Non-Motorized Transportation Plan Transportation Urban Design Historic Preservation Capital Improvement Master Plan Economic Development Natural Resources Parks and Recreation Capital Improvement Plan Functional Plan Goals & Strategies Facilities & Public Utilities Future Land Use/Zoning Plans Housing Trails Master Plan walklive.org
8 Comprehensive Planning & Development
9 Safe Routes to School & Master Plans If you fail to plan, you plan to fail. Why SRTS How
10 Example: City of Traverse City, MI
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19 Example: City of Traverse City Master Plan
20 Example: City of Traverse City Master Plan
21 Example: City of Traverse City Master Plan
22 Example: City of Traverse City Master Plan
23 Example: City of Traverse City Master Plan
24 Example: City of Traverse City Master Plan
25 Example: City of Traverse City Master Plan References to Schools in the Master Plan Remembering the Past: Schools, merchant shops, churches, and city government served growing neighborhoods. Core Principles: Services should be conveniently located: home occupations, schools and places of worship. Parks & Recreation Element: Work with schools to make recreation facilities and programs part of the education system.
26 Example: City of Traverse City Master Plan References to Schools in the Master Plan Remembering the Past: Schools, merchant shops, churches, and city government served growing neighborhoods. ods. Core Principles: Services should be conveniently located: home occupations, cupations, schools and No places mention of worship. of Safe Routes to School Parks & Rec Element: Work with schools to make recreation facilities and programs part of the education system.
27 Example: Lansing Master Plan
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32 Example: Lansing, MI Master Plan
33 Example: Lansing Master Plan Neighborhood Element
34 Example: Lansing Master Plan Neighborhood Element
35 Example: Lansing Master Plan Transportation Element
36 Example: Lansing Master Plan
37 Example: Richmond, CA General Plan
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44 Example: Richmond, CA General Plan Elements Part I: Economic Development Economic Development Education & Human Services Part II: Physical Environment Land Use & Urban Design Circulation Community Facilities & Infrastructure Conservation, Natural Resources, Open Space Energy & Climate Change Growth Management Part III: Social Environment Parks & Recreation Community Health & Wellness Public Safety & Noise Part IV: Cultural Environment Arts & Culture Historic Resources National Historical Park
45 Richmond, CA General Plan Education & Human Services Element
46 Richmond, CA General Plan Education & Human Services Element
47 Richmond, CA General Plan Education & Human Services Element
48 Richmond, CA General Plan Education & Human Services Element
49 Richmond, CA General Plan Education & Human Services Element
50 Richmond, CA General Plan Circulation Element
51 Richmond, CA General Plan Circulation Element
52 Richmond, CA General Plan Circulation Element
53 Richmond, CA General Plan Circulation Element
54 Richmond, CA General Plan Circulation Element
55 Richmond, CA General Plan Circulation Element
56 Richmond, CA General Plan Community Health & Wellness Element
57 Richmond, CA General Plan Community Health & Wellness Element
58 Richmond, CA General Plan Community Health & Wellness Element
59 Richmond, CA General Plan Community Health & Wellness Element
60 Richmond, CA General Plan Community Health & Wellness Element
61 Richmond, CA General Plan Community Health & Wellness Element
62 Richmond, CA General Plan Community Health & Wellness Element
63 Safe Routes to School & Master Plans If you fail to plan, you plan to fail. Why SRTS How
64 Casper, WY Safe Routes to School Plan
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77 Casper, WY: Comprehensive Plan Analysis SRTS
78 Casper, WY: Comprehensive Plan Analysis SRTS As created for the Casper Area Comprehensive Plan in 2000, this figure illustrates the relationship between comprehensive planning, land-use planning, zoning and site development.
79 Comprehensive Plan Analysis: Casper, WY Casper s Policy Framework Principles: Concurrency, Compatibility, Connectivity, Compactness & Character Drivable: Focus on roadway connections to alleviate deficiencies. Bikable: By ensuring that Casper Area streets provide adequate space for non-motorized travel. Walkable: Where pedestrians can easily walk to activity areas, schools and parks.
80 Casper, WY: Community Values & Vision Establishing safe routes to school is a critical element in all development and transportation planning. Diverse Economy Attractive Gateways Vital City Center Transportation Choices Compact Development Cultural Amenities Master Master Plan Cohesive Neighborhoods Attainable Housing Open Space Connections Distinct Character Respect History walklive.org
81 Healthy School Siting
82 Advancing Safe Routes to School The community s expression of its vision, with guidance on how to accomplish it Year Horizon Regulated Updates Community s Vision Formally Adopted Master Plan Goals Anticipated Trends Existing Conditions Values walklive.org
83 Engaging the Community in SRTS The community s expression of its vision, with guidance on how to accomplish it. Community Engagement Strategy Education Goals Master Plan Assessment Vision Values Clarifying walklive.org
84 From Vision to Implementation Intended to guide growth, based on public involvement. Historic Preservation Capital Improvement Economic Development Capital Improvement Plan Pedestrian Master Plan Non-Motorized Transportation Plan Transportation Urban Design Master Plan Master Plan Natural Resources Parks and Recreation Functional Plan Goals & Strategies Facilities & Public Utilities Future Land Use/Zoning Plans Housing Trails Master Plan walklive.org
85 Complete Streets Policy Complete Streets are streets for everyone. They are designed and operated to enable safe access for all users. Pedestrians, bicyclists, motorists and transit riders of all ages and abilities must be able to safely move along and across a complete street.
86 Roundabouts First Policy aboutsfirstpolicy.pdf
87 Roundabouts First Policy
88 America s First School Roundabout Roundabouts & Pedestrians
89 Roundabouts & Pedestrians
90 Roundabouts & Pedestrians
91 Pedestrian Master Plan
92 Casper, WY - Safe Routes to School Plan
93 Crosswalk Marking Types Low Visibility High Visibility
94 Crosswalk Marking Type Longitudinal markings are more visible to a driver from afar
95 Curb Extensions
96 Curb Extensions
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99 Street Treatments to Encourage Active Transportation walklive.org
100 Don t Forget the Goal: Safe Routes
101 Walkable and Livable Communities Institute
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