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VIA Board of Trustees January 24, 2016 Rapid Transit Corridor Studies
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Page 1: Rapid Transit Corridor Studies · 2018. 5. 10. · 6 Draft – potential Northwest Corridor Alternatives Alternative Definition Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 Zone 4 Zone 5 Determine possible

VIA Board of Trustees January 24, 2016

Rapid Transit Corridor Studies

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rapid transit : higher speed, congestion-proof network of Bus Rapid Transit (BRT), Light Rail Transit (LRT) and Express Service along key corridors.

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Rapid Transit

BUS RAPID TRANSIT

Eugene, OR

LIGHT RAIL TRANSIT

Phoenix, AZ

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Scope & Schedule

NORTHWEST

NORTH-CENTRAL

SOUTHEAST

EAST-WEST CENTRAL

draft schedule subject to change

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Project Purpose

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Draft – potential alternatives pending further review

North Central

Corridor

Northwest Corridor

East-West Central

Corridor

Southeast Corridor

Medical Center

UTSA

Stone Oak

Downtown

Brooks

Lackland

Fort Sam Houston Midtown

Airport

Establish…

Framework for Purpose & Need in each Corridor

Need includes the problems that need to be addressed within the corridor

Purpose entails potential solutions to the needs in the corridor

Goals and Objectives for addressing the Purpose and Need

Evaluation metrics and approach to Alternatives Analysis

A Public Engagement Strategy

These items to be discussed with public and stakeholders in March-April 2017

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Alternative Definition Draft – potential Northwest Corridor Alternatives

Zone 1

Zone 2

Zone 3

Zone 4

Zone 5 Determine possible station locations for each alternative

Apply evaluation metrics to possible alternative alignments in each corridor Zone to understand relationship of stations/routes to travel and real-estate markets as well as demographic profiles and physical challenges

Modify alternatives in a way that is consistent with initial evaluation findings and define potential project alignments

Provide a more thorough evaluation of potential project alignments including project feasibility, and effectiveness in meeting the Purpose & Need

Define potential projects consistent with preferred project alignments, including mode definition

Begin Project Development

Potential Project Alignments to be discussed with public and stakeholders in June 2017

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Scope & Schedule

NORTHWEST

NORTH-CENTRAL

SOUTHEAST

EAST-WEST CENTRAL

draft schedule subject to change


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