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Denver Mobility Update 1

Mobility Action Plan (MAP) Strategic Goals • Safety-Vision Zero • Multimodal options (Choice) • Climate and Health • Innovation(Accessibility) • Planning and Organizational Structure 2

DPW Mobility and Infrastructure Policy Platform (MIPP) Im Improve S e Saf afety Lever Le erag age Inno e Innovat atio ion Enh nhanc ance S Stat ate e of Protect/Pr Preserve CO 2 Good R d Repa pair the E Envir ironm nment ent Provide de M Multimoda dal l Manag anage/ e/Mit itigat igate Connect ctivity Conge gestion 3

Denver Modeshare

Denver Population and Regional Economy Denver population has averaged 2.11% growth per year and job growth increased by 20% since 2011. Denver Regional Job Growth 2011 620,684 2017 703,462 Source: Colorado Demography Office Source: Colorado Demography Office

Current and Projected Congestion Current and Projected Level of Service People began driving more in 2011. (2016 vs 2040) Forecasted to have 42% more Vehicle Source: DRCOG Annual Report in Roadway Traffic Congestion Miles Travelled by 2040. Report Freight trips per day

Regional Travel Patterns In-City commute growth has outpaced the regional commute inflow/outflow. 201 014 201 015 +9. +9.2% 2% +5.9% +2.4% Net Inflow 173,680 Net Inflow 172,084 Source: US Census Longitudinal Employer-Household Dynamics

Denver Travel Patterns 70 percent of the employees in Denver travel less than 10 miles to work from their home.

Where employees live that work in District 4 (80237) 9

District 4 Residents (80237) Job Locations 10

Regional Planning • Denver Regional Council of Governments- Metro Vision Plan Visi sion El Elem emen ents: s: – The regional transportation system is well-connected and serves all modes of travel. – The transportation system is safe, reliable and well-maintained. Outco comes: Operate, maintain and expand existing system – Make connections that increase access and travel choices – Embrace new technologies and innovations – 11

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Denver Moves: Transit 14

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Project Delivery Area Planning Districts 16

2019 Transportation and Mobility Investments Mobili lity A Action P Plan : : Mobili lity P Programs CIP A P Amount Vision Zero Implementation $1,100,000 Safe Routes to School $752,400 Denver Moves Pedestrian Crossings $800,000 Sidewalk Gaps $3,000,000 Neighborhood Transportation Management $250,000 Denver Moves Bicycles $7,127,000 Denver Moves Transit Implementation $1,000,000 Subto tota tal $14, $14,029, 029,400 400 MAP M P Multi-modal P l Projects CIP A P Amount DRCOG TIP MATCHES $3,830,000 Smart Cities Match $1,500,000 Street Design Guidelines $500,000 56 th and Pena $1,650,000 Broadway/I-25 Interchange $3,500,000 High Line Canal Underpass $850,000 Iowa Underpass $1,050,000 DAPHNE Maintenance & Resiliency $3,120,000 Green Valley Ranch Medians (Telluride to Yampa) $1,485,000 Yale Avenue Corridor Study $300,000 Broadway/I-25 Multi-Modal Access Study $275,000 52 nd Avenue Next Steps Study $350,000 Denver Moves Downtown Plan $250,000 Subto tota tal $18,660, $18, 660,000 000 17 GRAND TO TOTA TAL $32, $32,689, 689,400 400

Functional Org Chart 18