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HOLLYWOOD/PINES CORRIDOR PROJECTAMPO 2013 Annual Conference October 24, 2013

Our Perspective

Broward

Fort Lauderdale 

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Fort Lauderdale 

Fort Lauderdale Skyline  

Broward Metropolitan Planning Organization

38 Member Board:• 14 ‐ Largest Cities

(Census population).• 3 ‐ County Commissioners.• 1 ‐ School Board.• 1 ‐ South Florida Regional 

Transportation  Authority• 19 – Alternates – voting 

rights when others are absent.   

Three (3) Advisory Boards:

• Technical Coordinating Committee (TCC).

• Community Involvement Roundtable (CIR).

• Local Coordinating Board (LCB).

Who governs the Broward MPO?

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High Capacity

Rapid Bus

MOBILITY HUBS

Gateway Hubs $8.2M

PREMIUM TRANSIT

Anchor Hubs $1.9M 

Community Hubs $57K

Livability Connection

Mobility Hubs 

Gateway Anchor Community

Boardings & Alightings (forecast)

High > 2,200.  Moderate to high (1,500 to 2,200)

< 1500

Development Surrounded by high density mixed use developments: TOCs,  TODs, Downtowns

Located by Regional Activity Centers or Local Activity Centers: Employment Centers, Town Centers,  Major Institutions.  

Attracts more local trips than regional trips

Connectivity  Provide connections for two or more high capacity lines

Provide connection to at least one high capacity line

Area is served by Rapid Bus 

Estimatedinvestment

around $8.2 million per hub.   

around $1.9 million per hub.

around $57 thousand per hub

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Project Introduction

• Livable community that is safe, enjoyable, and sustainable for all citizens and visitors

• Focuses on Development of Mobility Hubs and congestion management project opportunities

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www.pedbikeimages.org/ Dan Burden (East Lansing, MI)River Road Community Organization (Eugene, OR)Northwest Progressive Institute (Portland, OR)

Project Overview

• Land use/transportation assessment

• Mobility Hub scenario development

• Congestion management recommendations

• Prioritization and implementation

• Community meetings, stakeholder interviews

• Visioning workshops ____

• iTown Hall Meeting ____

• City Commission and MPO Briefings

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Technical Process Public Engagement Process

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Project Study Area

9Community HubGateway Hub Anchor Hub

Memorial Hospital West North Perry Airport

Broward College

Memorial Regional Hospital

Hollywood City HallPembroke Pines City Hall

Young CirclePembroke Lakes Mall

City of Pembroke Pines City of Hollywood

~20 miles

Corridor Segments

• Recognize varying characteristics along corridor

• Identify solutions appropriate to context

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SUBURBAN

TRANSITIONAL

URBAN

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Corridor SegmentsUrban

Corridor SegmentsTransitional

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Corridor SegmentsSuburban

Traffic and Level ofService

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Volume/Capacity Ratio (2009)

< 0.30

0.31 - 0.60

0.61 - 0.90

0.91 - 1.20

>1.20 (Max=1.87)

Volume/Capacity Ratio (2009)

< 0.30

0.31 - 0.60

0.61 - 0.90

0.91 - 1.20

>1.20 (Max=1.87)

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Transit Activity

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Daily Stop Volume

0 - 25

26 - 50

51 - 100

101 - 250

> 250

Daily Stop Volume

0 - 25

26 - 50

51 - 100

101 - 250

> 250

1,300 Customers

1,400 Customers

1,700 Customers

Crash History

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Crash Summary

2 - 10

11 - 25

26 - 50

51 - 100

> 100 (Max 282)

Crash Summary

2 - 10

11 - 25

26 - 50

51 - 100

> 100 (Max 282)

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Multimodal Network

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Multimodal Network

Mobility Hubs

Multimodal Network

Mobility Hubs

Public Engagement

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Visioning Workshops

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First Review: 9 of 11 zip codes

Public Engagement                   (Zip Code Analysis – Jan. 2013)

Second Review:

• 11 of 11 zip codes

Public Engagement                   (Zip Code Analysis – April 2013)

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Visioning Process –Mobility Hub Selection

Hollywood Blvd & Dixie Highway

Hollywood Blvd & SR 7

Pines Blvd & Flamingo Road

Pines Blvd & University Dr.

Scenario Building Process

Building TypesScenario

DevelopmentEvaluation

Step 1: Model a library of building types that are financially feasible at the local level.

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Scenario Building Process

Building TypesScenario

DevelopmentEvaluation

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Step 2: Paint future land use scenarios to test the implications of different decisions or policies.

Scenario Building Process

Building TypesScenario

DevelopmentEvaluation

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Step 3: Compare the scenarios and monitor the impact of land use decisions in real‐time.

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Site, node, corridor‐level indicators:• Return on investment

• Employment density

• Jobs‐housing balance

• Mixed use (entropy) score

• Walkability

• Air quality impacts

• Energy consumption

• Fiscal impacts

• Shared Parking

• VMT

• Transit Trips

• etc…

Comparing the Scenarios

Visioning Workshops

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Hollywood Blvd & SR 7

Hollywood Blvd & SR 7

Provide greenway as part of SR 7 widening project

Consider multi‐family 

development buffered from 

major roads with retail/ mixed‐use

Neighborhood scale infill/ 

redevelopment along SR 7 & 

Hollywood Blvd.

“Wrap” Wal‐Mart site to create more walkable street 

frontage

Provide enhanced transit facilities at northeast and 

southwest corners

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Hollywood Blvd &Dixie Highway

Hollywood Blvd &Dixie Highway

Redevelop lower‐intensity uses adjacent to station platform 

area

Potential FECRail Station

Leverage City‐owned 

properties; provide new stops to serve 

station

“Organic” infill and 

redevelopment over time

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Pines Blvd & FlamingoRoad

Pembroke Lakes Mall

Memorial West Hospital

CB Smith Park

95E and Commuter Svc. Park‐n‐Ride

Multi‐family Residential

Walmart Publix

Big‐box Retail

Big‐box Retail

Pines Blvd & FlamingoRoad

Redevelop northeast corner as medical/office 

complex

Preserve anchor tenants

Accommodate multi‐family development

Shift bus transfer center from mall to redevelopment site;  transit routes circulate through Mobility hub 

convenient to the hospital, mall and new land uses

Wrap retail using mixed‐use “liner” 

buildings

Consider splitting BCT Route 7 to the east and west of Flamingo Road

Preserve anchor tenants

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Current 95E Park‐n‐Ride Site 

(Publix)

Multi‐family Residential

RetailLowes

Multi‐family Residential

Retail

Car dealership & storage North Perry 

Airport

Aviation Authority Property

Pines Blvd & UniversityDrive

Pines Blvd & UniversityDrive

Infill development with shared /structured parking

Redevelop as                multi‐family                      (mid‐term)

Longer‐term mixed use 

development

Limited development potential, but short‐term use for Mobility Hub and park‐

and‐ride options

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• 31 Bicycle facility projects (24 miles)

• 10 Sidewalks/side‐path projects (8 miles)

• 33 Crosswalks and pedestrian enhancement recommendations

• 3 major complete streets projects

• 10 bus stop enhancement/ siting recommendations

• 9 Traffic operations opportunities

• Urban design toolkit

Summary ofRecommendations:

Example Complete Streets Project:

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Example Complete Streets Project:

Example Complete Streets Project:

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Example Pedestrian Safety Enhancement:

• High emphasis markings

• High emphasis markings

• Advance stop bar; solid lane line to stopping sight distance

• High emphasis markings

• Advance stop bar; solid lane line to stopping sight distance

• RRFB or Hybrid Beacon

• High emphasis markings

• Advance stop bar; solid lane line to stopping sight distance

• RRFB or Hybrid Beacon

• Check lighting

• Check landscapingRRFB = Rectangular Rapid Flash Beacon 

Example Multimodal Facility Project:

Conflict AreaAdd Multiuse Trail Option

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Outreach

• iTown Hall

• Agency Coordination

• City Commission and MPO Committee Briefings

Other Recommendations

• Advanced signal controllers, adaptive control

• Real‐time monitoring

• Driver information

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Other Recommendations

• Intersection lighting enhancements

• Bus stop placement

– For safer/more convenient access

• Evaluate elimination of bus route deviations

• Other safety and operational considerations

Project Prioritization

• Sidewalks and Bicycle Lanes

– Roadway characteristics

– Quality of existing facilities

– Potential to provide access to transit

– Availability of alternatives

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• Bus Stop Enhancements/Relocation

– Stop ridership

– Roadway characteristics

• Traffic Operational Improvements

– Extent of congestion

– Traffic volumes

• Multimodal Safety Enhancements

– Exposure

– Crash history

Project Prioritization

James CromarLivability PlannerBroward MPO954.876.0038

[email protected]

Elisabeth Schuck, AICP, LEED GASenior Project Manager

Tindale‐Oliver & Associates, Inc.206.858.2202

[email protected]