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Creating Tomorrow Today 2040 Comprehensive Regional Plan Gary & Regional Investment Project October 27, 2010 Creating Tomorrow Today - 2040 Comprehensive Regional Plan - NIRPC

What is NIRPC? - Northwestern Indiana Regional Planning Commission - Created in 1965 - Metropolitan Planning Organization & Council of Governments - Serves Lake, La Porte, and Porter Counties - 2003 Revised Enabling Legislation: - Expansion of Full Commission Board of Elected Officials into Council of Governments format - Established Purpose of Commission to maintain a planning & programming process for: - Transportation, Economic Development, Environmental policies

2010-2013 Programmed Projects: Federal, State & Local Costs Commuter Rail 15% Enhancement 2% State Highways 47% Regional Highways 31% Bus Transit 5% Total: $1.057 Million

NIRPC 2040 Comprehensive Regional Plan - Develop a Vision and Plan for the Future of Northwest Indiana to the Year 2040 - Meet Federal Transportation Planning Requirements - Expanded planning scope beyond transportation, linking with land use, environment, economic development and social equity - Unprecedented Public Involvement - Slated for Adoption in April 2011

December 2008 December 2009 January 2010 July 2010 August 2010 April 2011 Vision and Community Ideas Future Scenarios And Preferred Direction Regional Development Action Agenda, And Adoption

Unprecedented Public Involvement Regional Forum on the Future of NW IN Radisson Hotel, Merrillville December 6, 2008 500 person regional visioning meeting identified: - Valued places - Key themes - Opportunities & challenges - Vision elements - Priorities

INvision Northwest Indiana: A vibrant, revitalized, accessible and united region. Stretching from the treasured shores of Lake Michigan to the historic banks of the Kankakee River and committed to an ethic of sustainability: A vibrant region Our economy is thriving, our people are well educated, and our environment is clean; A revitalized region Growth is planned, urban areas are renewed, and natural and rural areas are valued and protected An accessible region Our people are connected to each other and to equal opportunities for working, playing, living, and learning; A united region Celebrating our diversity, we work together as a community across racial, ethnic, political, and cultural lines for the good of the region. Creating Tomorrow Today Today 2040-2040 Comprehensive Comprehensive Regional Regional Plan Plan NIRPC - NIRPC

How The Plan Will Be Used - Evaluation and selection of $45 million in projects annually Local Highways, Commuter Rail, Bus, Pedestrian and Bicycle Trails, Air Quality - Determine policy & legislative priorities - Develop, coordinate and implement regional strategies for: Economic Development Environmental Management Land Use Corridors Centers Green Areas Creating Tomorrow Today Today 2040-2040 Comprehensive Comprehensive Regional Regional Plan Plan NIRPC - NIRPC

Goal Themes: - Maintaining the distinction between urban and rural areas - Multimodal transport - reduce highway dependence - more sustainable transportation Infrastructure - Urban infill development and regeneration - Economic progress and job and wage development

Goal Themes Continued: - Working towards a stronger jobshousing balance - Green and sustainable approaches - Developing affordable housing broader range of types preventing displacement - Environmental protection and conservation of resources - Environmental Justice

Composite Map: Centers, Corridors & Green Areas

Where are We in the Process? Our Vision Goals and Objectives Cluster Workshops Scenario Development Steering Committee Review Public Workshops Finalize Framework Commission Endorsement Final Plan for Implementation

Scenarios Framework A View to 2040 A Framework Not Yet a Plan Disconnected from the official forecast process Two static scenarios Two interactive scenarios Tools: CommunityViz NIRPC Travel Demand Forecast Model

4 Scenarios Regional Trends to 2040 Current Community Plans Mosaic Livable, Sustainable Centers Infill and Revitalization

Trends 2040 - Population

Plans Existing Land Use

Plans - Future Land Use

Livable, Sustainable Centers

Infill and Revitalization of Urban Core

The Region s Environmental Assets

-2040 Growth and Revitalization Vision Preferred Scenario

Next Steps - NIRPC Board Preferred Scenario Action 10/28/10 - Identification of Implementation Policies, Strategies and Projects - Financial Plan - Continuing Community Engagement workshops, open houses, regional assembly - Draft Plan - Plan Adoption April 2011

INvision Northwest Indiana: A vibrant, revitalized, accessible and united region. Stretching from the treasured shores of Lake Michigan to the historic banks of the Kankakee River and committed to an ethic of sustainability: A vibrant region Our economy is thriving, our people are well educated, and our environment is clean; A revitalized region Growth is planned, urban areas are renewed, and natural and rural areas are valued and protected An accessible region Our people are connected to each other and to equal opportunities for working, playing, living, and learning; A united region Celebrating our diversity, we work together as a community across racial, ethnic, political, and cultural lines for the good of the region. Creating Tomorrow Today Today 2040-2040 Comprehensive Comprehensive Regional Regional Plan Plan NIRPC - NIRPC

Thank you More information at www.nirpc.org Northwestern Indiana Regional Planning Commission 6100 Southport Road Portage, Indiana 46368 (219) 763-6060 6060 October 27, 2010 Creating Tomorrow Today - 2040 Comprehensive Regional Plan - NIRPC