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Title: August 12, 2006


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Kathleen Osher Executive Director
August 12, 2006
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Seattle
  • Sound Transit
  • Commuter Rail
  • New Light Rail includes Airport Connection

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Salt Lake City
  • Light Rail
  • Front Runner in 2008
  • Raising Money to Accelerate to 2015

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Portland
  • Tri-Mets the MAX
  • Started Light Rail in 86
  • Ridership has outpaced population growth
  • Even as early as 98 92 of MAX riders had a
    car but chose Light Rail

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New Mexico
  • Rail Runner Commuter Rail
  • Santa Fe in 2008
  • Future Expansion
  • TOD

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Denver
  • Demonstration Line in 94
  • Expanded in 2000 2002
  • T-REX opens in November
  • FasTracks in 10 years

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FasTracks
  • 119 miles of new light rail and commuter rail 18
    miles of bus rapid transit service
  • 21,000 new parking spaces at rail and bus
    stations
  • Expanded bus service in all areas
  • FasTracks completed in 2016

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Trends
  • Commuter Rail
  • Connectors/Street Car
  • Transit Oriented Development (TOD)

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BUT Whats Missing?
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Metro Denvers New P.O.P. Culture
Creating Sustaining People-Oriented Places A
Transit Alliance Best Practices Study
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Dedicated to a balanced, multi-modal
transportation system.
Three Pillars of Strength
  • Public
  • Private
  • Advocates

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Ride the Wave of Change
  • Flood of seniors, singles, couples and minorities
  • Rapidly aging and diverse group
  • Regional renaissance

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People As Well As Automobiles
  • Last 50 years dominated by Automobiles
  • Wheel of choices
  • Cultural Shift

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Its About Choice
  • Ending the Struggle
  • New Template/New Niche
  • Energized BUT intimate

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Metro Denvers New POP Culture April 6
  • Evan Gehl ism
  • Make People Visible in the Planning Process
  • Re-conquer the city
  • Put constraints on vehicular traffic and realize
    the importance of public life

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Melbourne, - 3 mio. Inh.
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MELBOURNE City Center 1994-2004
Pedestrian traffic weekdays daytime
40 Pedestrian traffic evening 100
Stationary activities 200-300
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Key Findings
  • Unique
  • Safe Secure
  • Self-Actualization
  • Belonging
  • Five Senses

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Steps to P.O.P.
  • Begin with Place
  • Physical Environment
  • 90 Percent Rule

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Stages of P.O.P.
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Its Time for a Renaissance
  • Education
  • Advocacy
  • New Strategic Partners
  • People as Well as Automobiles
  • Framing the Dialogue by Listening

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Industry Trends
  • Rail Enthusiasm
  • Long Term Expectations with TOD
  • Regional, Global, Statewide
  • Full Circle Convergence of Planning and Public
    Health
  • Lack of Professional Training
  • DevolutionDecreasing Role of the State
  • Always Separate, not Integrated

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Industry Trends
  • Smart Growth
  • Active Living is Hip
  • Funding is in Crisis
  • Demographic Shift
  • Downsize is really down-maintenance
  • Entertainment, not retail only
  • Growing Hispanic market

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FasTracks Trends
  • Communities looking at parking only
  • Funding
  • Bike/pedestrian priorities
  • If you do it rightwhat is right?
  • The Last Mile
  • Tolling
  • Taxing Capacity maxed out?
  • Local Focus
  • Rider for fun vs. Rider for work
  • Obvious disconnects

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Realtors Said
  • Entertainment
  • Theater
  • Mix of Ages
  • Buying Lifestyle
  • Neighborhood, Community, Village
  • Comfortable
  • Town Center, not city
  • Cosmopolitan
  • Quality of Life
  • Healthy Living
  • Vibrant
  • Unique
  • Quality
  • Clients Want
  • Nice Neighborhood
  • Great Schools
  • Open Space

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Public Health Said
  • Convenient
  • Safe
  • Trees/Flowers
  • Sense of Place
  • Welcoming
  • Variety
  • Intimate

Destination People Want to Stay Brings People
together Options of how to get there Parking
doesnt give a reason to hang out Vibrant
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Environmental/Citizen Advocates Said
Healthy Liveable Communities My
Neighborhood Lots of Trees/Flowers Welcoming Tr
aditional Choices Complete Streets Comfortable
You like to be there Active 24/7 Parking
kills POP Accidentally meeting
neighbors Safe Human Scale Choice about what
to do Walkable, Bikeable
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Statewide Voice/ Transportation Lobby Said
  • Trees/Flowers
  • Walkable
  • Not the ordinary
  • Diverse People, Surroundings
  • Dont need or want to think about transportation
    its there and easy
  • Happening 24/7
  • Music
  • A View
  • Open
  • Locals go, but visitors welcome
  • A Destination
  • Energy
  • Kid Friendly
  • Seamless

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POPshared ideas
  • 24/7 active
  • Safe
  • Welcoming
  • Trees/Flowers green
  • Walkable, Bikeable
  • Neighborhood/Community

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Next StepMaking the Link for Citizens
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