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Mayor Karl Dean, Chairman
Middle Tennessee Transportation Planning: Sumner County Priorities
Hendersonville Area Chamber of CommerceJanuary 6, 2015
The Honorable Kenneth Wilber, Chairman
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$6 Billion through 2035 $1 Billion through 2017
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http://www.nashvillempo.org/plans_programs/tip/
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2040Population & Employment Forecasts
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Population Growth
2040
3,096,602
Population Rankings 2040
MostLeast
TOP 10 Most PopulatedShelby 1,018,313Davidson 813,297 (4)Knox 662,902 Rutherford 592,812 (2)Williamson 536,434 (1)Hamilton 399,769Montgomery 308,759 (5)Sumner 238,950 (9)Wilson 231,902 (6)Sevier 178,010
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Woods & Poole Economics
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Land Development Forecast
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Cumulative Growth by Intensity
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TrafficCongestion
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2010 Congestion
Routes operating at 70% or less of free flow speed during peak hoursRoutes operating over capacity during peak hours
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2040 Congestion After implementing projects through 2015
Routes operating at 70% or less of free flow speed during peak hoursRoutes operating over capacity during peak hours
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2040 Congestion
2035 Plan Improvements$6 Billion Cost-Feasible
Routes operating at 70% or less of free flow speed during peak hours
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2040 Congestion After implementing the cost-feasible 2035 Plan
Routes operating at 70% or less of free flow speed during peak hoursRoutes operating over capacity during peak hours
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2010 Congestion
Free flow speeds
Low Congestion
Moderate Congestion
Heavy Congestion
Moderate congestion identified when routes operate at 70% or less of free flow speed during peak hours
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Moderate congestion identified when routes operate at 70% or less of free flow speed during peak hours
2040 Congestion After implementing thecost-feasible 2035 Plan
Free flow speeds
Low Congestion
Moderate Congestion
Heavy Congestion
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Public Attitudes
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Regional Survey Findings - 2014
1,100 randomly selected respondents across seven counties, weighted
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Regional Survey Findings - 2014
1,100 randomly selected respondents across seven counties, weighted
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Regional Survey Findings - 2014
1,100 randomly selected respondents across seven counties, weighted
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Regional Survey Findings - 2014
1,100 randomly selected respondents across seven counties, weighted
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2035 Plan Highlights
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Cost‐Feasible Roadway Projects
2010‐2035
http://www.nashvillempo.org/plans_programs/rtp/2035_rtp.aspx
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Rapid Transit Corridors
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NE Corridor Rapid Transit
Music City Central
Cleveland Street
Trinity
Dickerson/ Skyline
Old Hickory
Conference DriveCenter Point
New Shackle Island Indian Lake
Saundersville
Big Station Camp
Greensboro North
Gallatin
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Inspiration: Denver Urban/ Suburban LRT
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Saundersville Station
The Streets at Indian Lake Village
Traditional Office Park
Transit Oriented Development
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Saundersville Station
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Funding Challenges
199318.4¢
201310¢
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Transit Funding per Capita
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Transit Funding by Source
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Your Thoughts?
Livability. Sustainability. Prosperity. Diversity.
Michael Skipper, AICPExecutive Director
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Michelle Lacewell, APRDeputy Director/ Communications Officerlacewell@nashvillempo.org
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