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State Street Corridor Study Project Stakeholder Meeting October 22, 2015 A GENDA Study Goals Alternatives Overview Performance Evaluation Next Steps S TUDY G OALS Safety: Provide safe conditions for all travelers Entry: Create a


  1. State Street Corridor Study Project Stakeholder Meeting October 22, 2015

  2. A GENDA • Study Goals • Alternatives Overview • Performance • Evaluation • Next Steps

  3. S TUDY G OALS Safety: Provide safe conditions for all travelers Entry: Create a more attractive entry to the city Pedestrians: Improve conditions for pedestrians along/across State St Bicycles: Provide a safe place for bicyclists separate from travel lanes Transit: Enhance transit conditions through traffic flow, stop accessibility Vehicles: Maintain reasonable traffic operations along the corridor Land Use: Support planned land use described in S. State St. Corridor Plan Access: Ease accessibility of corridor businesses

  4. A LTERNATIVES O VERVIE IEW • Alternative 1: Narrow Median with Direct Left Turns • Alternative 2: Narrow Median with Roundabout Intersections • Alternative 3: Wide Median with Indirect (“Michigan”) Left Turns

  5. C OMMON D ESIG IGN F EATURES • Curbside buffered bike lanes • Continuous sidewalks • Transit stop pull-outs (where feasible) • No right-of-way impacts beyond minor corner encroachments

  6. A LTERNATIVE 1 1 - N ARROW M EDIAN • Direct left-turns • No u-turns • Plantable median space

  7. A LTERNATIVE 1 1 - N ARROW M EDIAN

  8. A LTERNATIVE 1 1 - N ARROW M EDIAN

  9. A LTERNATIVE 1 T RAFFIC M ANEUVERS EXISTING Vehicle turning movement Pedestrian movement across State St No Turn ALTERNATIVE 1 Allowed

  10. A LTERNATIVE 1 T RAFFIC M ANEUVERS EXISTING Vehicle turning movement Pedestrian movement across State St No Turn ALTERNATIVE 1 Allowed

  11. A LTERNATIVE 2 2 - R OUNDABOUTS • Roundabout intersections • Plantable narrow median space

  12. A LTERNATIVE 2 2 - R OUNDABOUTS

  13. A LTERNATIVE 2 2 - R OUNDABOUTS

  14. A LTERNATIVE 2 T RAFFIC M ANEUVERS EXISTING Vehicle turning movement Pedestrian movement across State St No Turn ALTERNATIVE 2 Allowed

  15. A LTERNATIVE 2 T RAFFIC M ANEUVERS EXISTING Vehicle turning movement Pedestrian movement across State St No Turn ALTERNATIVE 2 Allowed

  16. A LTERNATIVE 3 3 – W ID IDE M EDIAN • Indirect (“Michigan”) left turns • Plantable wide median space

  17. A LTERNATIVE 3 3 – W ID IDE M EDIAN

  18. A LTERNATIVE 3 3 – W ID IDE M EDIAN

  19. A LTERNATIVE 3 T RAFFIC M ANEUVERS EXISTING Vehicle turning movement Pedestrian movement across State St No Turn ALTERNATIVE 3 Allowed

  20. A LTERNATIVE 3 T RAFFIC M ANEUVERS EXISTING Vehicle turning movement Pedestrian movement across State St No Turn ALTERNATIVE 3 Allowed

  21. I-94 I NTERCHANGE O PTIO IONS Alternative A: Narrow Median Configuration

  22. I-94 I NTERCHANGE O PTIO IONS Alternative A: Roundabout Configuration

  23. I-94 I NTERCHANGE O PTIO IONS Alternative A: Park-and-Ride Option Park and Ride Lot

  24. Alternatives were scored based on how well they achieve the project goals

  25. P LANNED O AKBROOK E XTENSION

  26. G IV IVE US US YOUR FEEDBACK ! • Talk one-on-one with our team • Provide input on which study goals are most important to you • Rate and provide feedback on the project alternatives

  27. N EXT S TEPS • Project team will use analysis and feedback to select a recommended alternative • Further preliminary design will be conducted • Recommended alternative will be presented at subsequent meetings in early 2016

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