Villa Rica Trail Master Plan
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1 Public Meeting April 18, 2018 v
2 Presentation Outline Introductions & Benefits of Trails Master Planning Process Preliminary Findings Trail Branding Construction Standards Next Steps & Schedule
3 PATH Planning + Design Team PATH Foundation Ed McBrayer, Exec. Director KAIZEN Collaborative Greta demayo, PLA Nico Shen, Associate LA
4 PATH Foundation 501(c) 3 Non Profit Public-private partnerships with State, Counties, and Cities Private Sector Partner facilitates fundraising and fast tracking
5 PATH Foundation Built over 275 miles of greenway trails. Raised over $80 Million from private sector for trail development. Caused $130 Million to be allocated from public sector for trails.
6 Assisted 20+ communities and organizations Master Planned 715+ miles of multi-use trails Designed for Construction 80+ miles of bicycle/pedestrian facilities in the southeast
7 PATH 400
8 Photo by: Atlanta Magazine Eastside Atlanta BeltLine
9 Photo by: Atlanta Magazine PATH Parkway
10 Carrollton GreenBelt
11 Arabia Mountain PATH Trail System
12 Silver Comet Trail
13 Trail Benefits Economic Development Former Columbus dive bar about to sober up River Flow LLC acquired the corner lot and building across the road from the Dragonfly Trail. Retain local talent Attract new businesses and industry Development of tourism based businesses - Photo by Mike Haskey, Columbus, GA Ledger-Enquirer, January 25, 2018
14 Trail Benefits Economic Development Saving Main Street: Powder Springs latest town seeking reinvention Atlanta Journal Constitution Article April 16, 2018 Many of our communities are seeing that they would like to connect directly to the trail because it does give them the opportunity to bring people into their downtowns, said Julianne Meadows, Northwest Georgia Regional Commission, which did an economic analysis of the Silver Comet Trail in 2013.
15 Trail Benefits Health and Wellness Enhance physical and mental health
16 Trail Benefits Alternate Transportation Less dependency on cars and expanded roads Promotes social dignity for all citizens
17 Trail Benefits Quality of Life Improvements Social interaction; neighborhood cohesiveness Nearby recreational amenity Enhance neighborhood security
18 Master Planning Process
19 Planning Considerations < 1% 7% 60% Interested but Concerned 33% No way No How Need to be separated from the road Strong & Fearless Enthused & Confident Will ride in the road
20 Trail Types Greenway Trails Within greenspace, separated from street, shared by bicyclists and pedestrians for non-motorized use. Concrete with center line stripping. 10 min. width
21 Trail Types Greenway Trails
22 Trail Types Shared-Use Streets (Woonerf) New River Street, Batavia, IL Vehicular space is at-grade with bicyclists and pedestrians. Traffic calming elements and pavers are used to create the shared space. Shared-Use Streets can be closed for city festivals/events.
23 Trail Types Shared-Use Streets (Woonerf) New River Street, Batavia, IL New River Street, Batavia, IL
24 Trail Types Side Paths Shared by cyclists and pedestrians. Concrete with center line stripping. 5 min. planted buffer to increase safety and comfort.
25 Trail Types Side Paths
26 Trail Types Bike Routes / Sidewalks Low volume street with 25mph or less speed limit. Bicyclist shares the roadway with vehicular traffic. Pedestrians use sidewalk (min. 6 width recommended)
27 Trail Types Bike Routes / Sidewalks
28 Villa Rica Trail System Preliminary Findings
29 City of Villa Rica Existing Challenges Gold Dust Park Fullerville Tanner Medical Center Conners Road Park Downtown I-20
30 Preliminary Alignments Pine Mountain Gold Museum Gold Dust Park Fullerville Bypass Tanner Medical Center Library Conners Road Park Mirror Lake Neighborhood Elem. Downtown TOTAL = 12.4 mi I - 20 I - 20
31 Preliminary Trail Segments Pine Mountain Gold Museum Gold Dust Park Fullerville Bypass Tanner Medical Center Library Conners Road Park Mirror Lake Neighborhood Elem. Downtown I - 20 I - 20
32 Preliminary Trail Segments - #1 Pine Mountain Gold Museum Gold Dust Park Fullerville Bypass Tanner Medical Center Library Conners Road Park Mirror Lake Neighborhood Elem. Downtown I - 20 I - 20
33 Villa Rica Downtown Master Plan
34 Proposed Downtown Connector Trail
35 1 Downtown Connector
36 1.1 Carroll Road
37 1.1 Proposed Railroad Crossing
38 1 Downtown Loop
39 1.2 Temple Street
40 1.2 Proposed Shared-Use Street
41 1.2 Proposed Shared-Use Street (Events)
42 1.2 Parking Study on Temple Street- Existing (10) Existing Parking Space on Temple St and N Carroll Rd
43 1.2 Parking Study on Temple Street - Proposed (67) (5) Proposed Condition Utilizing Existing Parking at The Mill
44 1.2 Parking Study on Temple Street - Proposed (67) (60) (5) Proposed Condition Church Street Improvement
45 1 Downtown Loop
46 1.3 Cheeves Street to Main Street
47 1.3 Proposed Side Path to Existing Trail
48 1 Downtown Loop
49 1.4 N Dogwood Street
50 1.4 Proposed Neighborhood Greenway [to be updated if time allows]
51 1 Downtown Loop
52 1.5 Wilson Street
53 1.5 Proposed Sidepath
54 1.5 Parking Study on Wilson Street - Existing (5) Existing Parking Space on Wilson St and W View Rd
55 1.5 Parking Study on Wilson Street - Proposed (8) (5) (7) (5) Proposed Condition No Net Loss
56 Preliminary Trail Segments Pine Mountain Gold Museum Gold Dust Park Fullerville Bypass Tanner Medical Center Library Conners Road Park Mirror Lake Neighborhood Elem. Downtown I - 20 I - 20
57 Preliminary Trail Segments - #2 Pine Mountain Gold Museum Gold Dust Park Fullerville Bypass Tanner Medical Center Library Conners Road Park Mirror Lake Neighborhood Elem. Downtown I - 20 I - 20
58 2 Downtown to Cleghorn Street Park
59 2.1 Cleghorn Street
60 2.1 Proposed Sidepath to Cleghorn Street Park
61 Preliminary Trail Segments - #3 Pine Mountain Gold Museum Gold Dust Park Fullerville Bypass Tanner Medical Center Library Conners Road Park Mirror Lake Neighborhood Elem. Downtown Daniel Rd I - 20 I - 20
62 3 Cleghorn Street Park to Tanner Medical Center
63 3.1 Villa Rica Public Library
64 3.1 Proposed Trail Connection to Library
65 Final Trail Segments - #4 Pine Mountain Gold Museum Gold Dust Park Fullerville Bypass Tanner Medical Center Library Conners Road Park Mirror Lake Neighborhood Elem. Downtown Daniel Rd I - 20 I - 20
66 4 Tanner Medical Center to Fullerville Park
67 4.1 Tanner Medical Center Entrance on Dallas Hwy
68 4.1 Proposed Signalized Crossing
69 Preliminary Trail Segments - #5 Pine Mountain Gold Museum Gold Dust Park Fullerville Bypass Tanner Medical Center Library Conners Road Park Mirror Lake Neighborhood Elem. Downtown Daniel Rd I - 20 I - 20
70 5 Fullerville Park to North Dogwood Street
71 5.1 North Dogwood Street
72 5.1 Proposed Tunnel Under Railroad [to be updated]
73 5 Fullerville Park to North Dogwood Street
74 5.2 Inactive Rail Line
75 5.2 Proposed Rail-Trail
76 Preliminary Trail Segments - #6 Pine Mountain Gold Museum Gold Dust Park Fullerville Bypass Tanner Medical Center Library Conners Road Park Mirror Lake Neighborhood Elem. Downtown I - 20 I - 20
77 6 Gold Dust Park Connector
78 Preliminary Trail Segment - #7 Pine Mountain Gold Museum Gold Dust Park Fullerville Bypass Tanner Medical Center Library Conners Road Park Mirror Lake Neighborhood Elem. Downtown Daniel Rd I - 20 I - 20
79 7 North Loop Bypass Connector
80 Preliminary Trail Segments - #8 Pine Mountain Gold Museum Gold Dust Park Fullerville Bypass Tanner Medical Center Library Conners Road Park Mirror Lake Neighborhood Elem. Downtown Daniel Rd I - 20 I - 20
81 8A Conners Road Park Connector
82 8B Conners Road Park Connector
83 8 Mirror Lake Parkway at Lake Val-Do Mar
84 8 Connors Road at Mirror Lake Elem. School
85 Final Trail Segments - #9 Pine Mountain Gold Museum Gold Dust Park Fullerville Bypass Tanner Medical Center Library Conners Road Park Mirror Lake Neighborhood Elem. Downtown Daniel Rd I - 20 I - 20
86 9A Pine Mountain Gold Museum Connector
87 9B Pine Mountain Gold Museum Connector
88 9 Mirror Lake Blvd End of Existing Sidepath
89 Villa Rica Trail System Pine Mountain Gold Museum Gold Dust Park Fullerville Bypass Tanner Medical Center Library Conners Road Park Mirror Lake Neighborhood Elem. Downtown I - 20 I - 20
90 Trail Branding
91 Trail Logo Examples
92 Preferred Name 24 K
93 Initial Trail Logo Ideas
94 Signage
95 Amenities Dynasty Collection by Victor Stanley Model: DYN-SD gallon side-door opening litter receptacles with vertical steel bars. Steelsites RB Collection by Victor Stanley Model: RBF -28, RBF-12 All-steel bench with horizontal solid steel slats, surface mounted tabs, black powder coat. Cycle Sentry Collection by Victor Stanley Model: BRWS-101 Standard u-shaped bike rack, inground mount, and steel powder coated black.
96 Structural Slabs
97 Tunnel under the Railroad
98 Box Culvert under the Roads
99 Boardwalks and Bridges
100 Pocket Parks
101 Intersections
102 At-Grade Crossing
103 Tree Protection & Root Bridging
104 Infiltration Detail
105 Next Steps and Schedule
106 Next Steps Collect Input from the Public Present DRAFT Master Plan to Steering Committee for review and comment Finalize 24 K Master Plan and submit to City Council for Adoption
107 Contact Information Ed McBrayer 1601 W. Peachtree Street, Atlanta, Georgia (404) KAIZENCOLLABORATIVE Greta demayo Nico Shen 2390 Main Street, Tucker, Georgia (404)
108 Questions and Answers
109 Villa Rica Trail System Proposed Alignments Pine Mountain Gold Museum Gold Dust Park Fullerville Tanner Medical Center Library Conners Road Park Mirror Lake Neighborhood Elem. Downtown TOTAL = 12.4 mi I - 20 I - 20
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