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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPacket to Plan Commission 07-10-03~~''////~~ ~~\1t1I4~~y~pF Cq q~=~ ~ ~ • ~Ro a e~ Clt of Carmel ?° u~ ~.~~~~~~j°~~ DEP TMENT OF COMMUNITY SERVICES Division of Planning & Zoning MEMO `~; Date: l0 July 2003 y' ~ ' To: Carmel/Clay Plan CommissionlMembe~s~CS=~\lEDrr Cc: File: 100-03 CPA ~~~, ~~ ~~'~O From: Laurence M. Lillig, Jr. D~~S Planning & Zoning Administrator Department of Community Services Re: Altemative Transportation Plan Amendment (Docket No. 100-03 CPA) Deaz Commission Members The attached amendments to the Carmel/Clay 2020 Vision Plan; Chapter 6: Thoroughfare Plan; Alternative Transportation Plan, are being forwarded to you at the behest of the Carmel/Clay Alternative Transportation Committee. The fourteen items outlined have been crafted to respond to amendments previously adopted into the Twenty-year Thoroughfare Plan, and to represent more accurately the community's objectives with respect to the US 31 Improvement Project. The Department is working with the Department of Parks & Recreation to include their infrastructure on the Bicycle Route Plan; therefore, the drafr of the Route Plan included with this packet will almost certainly be revised by the opening of the hearing on Tuesday evening. If revised, the new plan will be provided to you at that time. The Public Input Period for the US 31 Draft EIS ends August 4, 2003, so the Department is asking your consideration in suspending the Rules in order to forward these amendments to the Common Council with a favorable recommendation at the conclusion of the hearing. If you have questions regarding these comments please contact me at (317) 571-2417 Thank you for your time and consideration. Sincerely, ~. Lau~~ Lillig, 7r. Planning & Zoning Administrator Division of Planning & Zoning Department of Community Services Page 1 ONE CIVIC SQUARE CARMEL, INDIANA 46032 317/571-24]7 ~ PROPOSED AMENDMENT S TO THE ALTERNATIVE TRANSPORTATION PLAN 1. Added Meadowlark Park Trail extension to the Monon Trail. St. Vincent's committed to constructing this segment with the approval of the OM-MM zone. 2. Outlined Old Meridian area and added reference to the Old Meridian Hike and Bike Path Master Plan adopted in Resolution CC 12-06-99-O1. 3. Added "Minimum Right of Way Width" to the map legend to indicate a 30' right of way for Dedicated Trails. 4. Added the entire length of the White River Greenway, from Hazel Landing Park to 146th Street. 5. Up~raded Lakeshore Drive East to "Shared Roadway Path ~ Sidewalks" from 96t Street to 116th Street to provide a safe north-south route for bicyclists and pedestrians. 6. Amended 106th Street to reflect the plans of the Hamffton County Highway Department. 7. Added a connection to the Village of WestClay commerciaUmixed-use district as "Shared Roadway Path b2 Sidewalks". 8. Added Exhibit B, Bicycle Route Plan, to be used as a bicycle users plan in companion with the Alternative Transportation Plan. This plan will illustrate preferred routes and provide atwo-year outlook on alternative transportation infrastructure construction. 9. Realigned Cool Creek North Trail to better reflect the proposed location. 10. Upgraded Spring Mill Road from "Shared Roadway Path 62 Sidewalks" to "Separated, Parallel Multi-Use Path" 11. Added a Separated Grade Pedestrian Crossing at West 106th Street and US 421/Michigan Road. 12. Amended Overpass and Interchange Locations to incorporate Separated Grade Pedestrian Crossings. 13. Amended the path between College Drive and Ditch Road from "Separated, Parallel Multi-use Paths" to a "Dedicated Trail" to reflect the deletion of the road from the Thoroughfare Plan. 14. Added "Separated, Parallel Multi-use Path" to the North Augusta Drive-Sheborne Road Collector Road connection. S:\Division of Planning &C Zoning\Long Range PlanningWl[ernative TtansporCation\AIP Revisions\2003-07-03 ATP Amendmen[ Summary.rtf