Broadway TOD Corridor Plan

A plan for equitable transit oriented development along the Broadway Avenue Corridor in anticipation of future Bus Rapid Transit.

 Broadway TOD Corridor Plan

About this Project

The Broadway Transit Oriented Development (TOD) Corridor plan created a vision for urban development along the Broadway Avenue Corridor in anticipation of future Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) public transportation.

The TOD plan was created through an extensive community engagement process. It describes how a transit-oriented vision for the neighborhood can support local businesses, encourage investment on vacant properties, and provide a mix of new housing types.

The BRT-level improvements that are recommended focus on improving traffic safety and bus reliability. They include dedicated lanes over more than half the corridor, transit signal priority, stop consolidation, pedestrian safety improvements, and improved station areas.

GCRTA received funding to develop the plan through the Federal Transit Administration’s Pilot Program for Transit-Oriented Development Planning. A team led by City Architecture was selected as the consultant for the project.

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Progress and Milestones

  • December 2024
    Project Awarded
    completed
  • Community Open House
    completed
  • Community Open House #2
  • Community Open House #3

Team and Partners

City Architecture
WSP Inc.
Mannik Smith
Federal Transit Administration
Neighborhood Connections