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LANDMARK SITE ACCESS Current Condition 2009 LANDMARK/VAN DORN CORRIDOR PLAN RECOMMENDED STREET NETWORK • Increased connectivity • Urban scale blocks • Increased walkability Urban Condition MOBILITY + LAND USES Landmark Mall Re-planning Process AG/Community Open House 12/12/18 RESULTS WILL BE DISCUSSED AT THE JAN. 26 AG/COMMUNITY WORKSHOP STUDY IS INFORMED BY: • Current transportation policies (Complete Streets Guidelines and Vision Zero) • Regional annual growth rates • Site access, types and amounts of land uses, transportation mode options (i.e. walking, biking, transit, driving) • Planned infrastructure projects STUDY RESULTS INCLUDE: • Travel times, delays and queues (i.e. how long it takes for vehicles to clear an intersection) STUDY RESULTS INFORM: • Needed future roadway improvements, signal timings, pedestrian/bike facilities, transit, travel lanes, etc. A TRANSPORTATION STUDY IS UNDERWAY! • Increased site access points • More dispersion of traffic (i.e. street grid) • Mix of land uses support a balance of transportation options (walking, biking, transit, driving) Duke Van Dorn 395 Arterials Landmark Mall Site Proposed Street Network

Landmark Open House Transportation Study 12 12 18AG/Community Open House 12/12/18 RESULTS WILL BE DISCUSSED AT THE JAN. 26 AG/COMMUNITY WORKSHOP STUDY IS INFORMED BY: • Current transportation

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Page 1: Landmark Open House Transportation Study 12 12 18AG/Community Open House 12/12/18 RESULTS WILL BE DISCUSSED AT THE JAN. 26 AG/COMMUNITY WORKSHOP STUDY IS INFORMED BY: • Current transportation

LANDMARK

SITE ACCESSCurrent Condition

2009 LANDMARK/VAN DORN CORRIDOR PLAN RECOMMENDED STREET NET WORK

• Increased connectivity• Urban scale blocks• Increased walkability

Urban Condition

MOBILITY + LAND USES

Landmark Mall Re-planning ProcessAG/Community Open House 12/12/18

RESULTS WILL BE DISCUSSED AT THE JAN. 26 AG/COMMUNITY WORKSHOP

STUDY IS INFORMED BY:• Current transportation policies

(Complete Streets Guidelines and Vision Zero)

• Regional annual growth rates• Site access, types and amounts of

land uses, transportation mode options (i.e. walking, biking, transit, driving)

• Planned infrastructure projects

STUDY RESULTS INCLUDE: • Travel times, delays and queues (i.e. how long it takes

for vehicles to clear an intersection)

STUDY RESULTS INFORM:• Needed future roadway improvements, signal timings,

pedestrian/bike facilities, transit, travel lanes, etc.

A TRANSPORTATION STUDY IS UNDERWAY!

• Increased site access points • More dispersion of traffic (i.e. street grid)

• Mix of land uses support a balance of transportation options (walking, biking, transit, driving)

Duke

Van

Dorn

395

Arterials

Landmark Mall Site

Proposed Street Network