morrisville transportation plan - Town of Morrisville
MORRISVILLE TRANSPORTATION PLAN TOWN COUNCIL PRESENTATION
SCENARIO PLANNING
MORRISVILLE TRANSPORTATION PLAN
CORRIDORS
¡ Town Hall Drive – Baseline + 2 ¡ McCrimmon Parkway – Baseline + 2 ¡ NC 54 – Baseline + 2
¡ 7 subregion model runs – determining carrying
capacity for each parcel (jobs and dwelling units)
¡ 7 regional model runs – determining allocation of
jobs and dwelling units
¡ Analysis of results – report card and then review for
transportation recommendations
MORRISVILLE TRANSPORTATION PLAN
MORRISVILLE TRANSPORTATION PLAN heavy industrial
Mixture of suburban-type uses and industrial
¡
Leverage extension
¡
Focus on regional employment and mixed-uses
Indus.
airport
¡
health care campus
Leverage extension
university and campus
¡
civic and institutional
City and Town
light industrial
TOD 3
TOD 2
TOD 1
metropolitan center
town center
mixed use center
Suburban
mixed use neighborhood
high rise residential
urban neighborhoods
multifamily residential
regional employment center
office center
lodging
community commercial
neighborhood commercial
Rural
mixed density residential
smaller lot residential
midsized lot residential
larger lot residential
mobile home neighborhoods
rural crossroads
rural living
farms and forest
protected green space
MCCRIMMON PARKWAY SCENARIOS ¡ MCCRIMMON PKWY ALTERNATE 1
¡ MCCRIMMON PKWY ALTERNATE 2
Special
smaller lot residential
MORRISVILLE TRANSPORTATION PLAN heavy industrial
airport
health care campus
Indus.
university and campus
civic and institutional
City and Town
light industrial
TOD 3
TOD 2
TOD 1
metropolitan center
town center
mixed use center
Suburban
mixed use neighborhood
high rise residential
urban neighborhoods
multifamily residential
regional employment center
office center
lodging
community commercial
neighborhood commercial
Rural
mixed density residential
¡
midsized lot residential
¡
larger lot residential
mobile home neighborhoods
rural crossroads
rural living
farms and forest
protected green space
NC 54 SCENARIOS
¡ NC 54 ALTERNATE 1
Mixed-Use supportive uses near higher-ed
¡ NC 54 ALTERNATE 2
Leverage TODs, neighborhood-level commercial and suburban developments
Special
MORRISVILLE TRANSPORTATION PLAN Indus.
airport
Leverage extension of Town Hall Drive
health care campus
¡
university and campus
Focus on strategic mixed-use developments
heavy industrial
¡
civic and institutional
City and Town
light industrial
TOD 3
TOD 2
TOD 1
metropolitan center
town center
mixed use center
Suburban
mixed use neighborhood
high rise residential
urban neighborhoods
multifamily residential
regional employment center
office center
lodging
community commercial
neighborhood commercial
Rural
mixed density residential
smaller lot residential
midsized lot residential
larger lot residential
mobile home neighborhoods
rural crossroads
rural living
farms and forest
protected green space
TOWN HALL DRIVE
Special
SCENARIO INDICATORS
Mobility & Accessibility Trip Intensity Total growth within the corridor Transit Readiness Growth near future transit stops
Culture & Environment Household Access to Community Resources Households near cultural and recreational resources Job Access to Community Resources Jobs near cultural and recreational resources
Employment Walkability Jobs in walkable place types Residential Walkability Households in walkable place types
Growth & Development Context Distribution Percent of land area by community type
Economic Vitality Overall Jobs-to-Housing Balance Ratio of jobs to households for entire corridor Urban Jobs-to-Housing Balance Ratio of jobs to households within walkable place types Urban Investment Density of walkable place types
SCENARIO INDICATORS
SCENARIO INDICATORS
PROJECT PRIORITIZATION
MORRISVILLE TRANSPORTATION PLAN
ROADWAY PROJECT PRIORITIZATION The assessment of roadway projects for the Town of Morrisville Comprehensive Transportation Plan Update includes both quantitative and qualitative metrics. The metrics used were defined using feedback received from Town staff, the Morrisville Planning and Zoning Board, the Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization, and the North Carolina Department of Transportation. In addition, national resources such as Transportation for America’s The Innovative MPO and their Transportation Performance Measures: 2017 Survey were consulted to pull from national best practices.
¡
¡
Quantitative Metrics ¡
Crash History
¡
Existing Congestion (V/C Ratio)
¡
Congestion Reduction (V/C Ratio)
Qualitative Metrics ¡
Access to Schools and Community Facilities
¡
Access to Activity Centers
¡
Supports Bus Routes
MORRISVILLE TRANSPORTATION PLAN
ROADWAY PRIORITIZATION CRITERIA Quantitative Metrics ¡ Crash History ¡
Intersection or corridor projects that address areas with existing crash severity and frequency concerns.
¡ Existing Congestion ¡
Projects serving corridor segments that are currently have volumes that are at or over the roadway’s capacity.
¡ Future Congestion Reduction ¡
Demonstration of a reduction in congestion along a corridor from its base year condition to its future year improved condition.
MORRISVILLE TRANSPORTATION PLAN
ROADWAY PRIORITIZATION CRITERIA Qualitative Metrics ¡ Access to Schools and Community Facilities ¡
Projects within ½ mile of schools and community facilities such as parks and community centers.
¡ Activity Centers ¡
Projects within ½ mile of major retail and commercial areas within the Town.
¡ Supports Transit Routes ¡
Projects that align with existing and proposed transit routes.
MORRISVILLE TRANSPORTATION PLAN
ROADWAY WEIGHTING CRITERIA Prioritization Criteria
Public and PZB Weighting
Consultant Team Suggested Weighting
Crash History
8%
15%
Existing Congestion
33%
20%
Future Congestion Reduction
35%
20%
Access to Schools and Community Facilities
3%
10%
Activity Centers
13%
20%
Supports Transit Routes
7%
15%
MORRISVILLE TRANSPORTATION PLAN
Near, Mid, and Long Term Projects
MORRISVILLE TRANSPORTATION PLAN
NEAR-TERM Roadway Name ROADWAY NEAR-TERM ROADWAY PRIORITIES Davis Drive PRIORITIES
Extents From
Extents To
Improvement Type
Wake Co Northern Limits Southern Town Limits Widening Intersection Improvements Intersection Improvements
Davis Drive & Morrisville Carpenter Davis Drive & Morrisville Parkway McCrimmon Parkway
Louis Stephens Drive
NC 54
Widening
NC 54
NW Cary Parkway
Weston Parkway
Widening
NC 54
NW Maynard Road
NW Cary Parkway
Widening
NC 54 & Morrisville Parkway NC 54 & NW Cary Parkway
Intersection Improvements Intersection Improvements
Roadway Name
MID-TERM ROADWAY PRIORITIES
Extents From
Airport Boulevard & NC 54 Grade Separation Airport Boulevard Access Slater Road Management
Extents To
Grade Separation Factory Shops Road
Access Management Intersection Improvements
Aviation Parkway & Evans Road Crabtree Crossing Parkway Extension
Improvement Type
Morrisville Carpenter Road
Stardale Road
New Location Intersection Improvements
Davis Drive & McCrimmon Pkwy Evans Road
Aviation Parkwy
Weston Parkway
Louis Stephens Drive
Poplar Pike Lane
McCrimmon Parkway Widening
McCrimmon Parkway at NC147/Town Hall Drive Morrisville Carpenter Road & Town Hall Drive Morrisville Carpenter Road Grade Separation
Widening
Intersection Improvements Intersection Improvements Grade Separation
NC 54
Weston Parkway
Perimeter Park Dr
Widening
NC 54
NC 540
Northern Town Limits Widening
LONG-TERM ROADWAY PRIORITIES
Roadway Name
Extents From
Extents To
Improvement Type
Airport Boulevard Access Management
Slater Road
McCrimmon Parkway
Access Management
Airport Boulevard Extension
NC 54
Current Terminus
New Location
Carolina Street New Alignment
New Location
Crabtree Crossing Parkway at Morrisville Parkway
Intersection Improvements
Fox Glove Drive New Alignment
New Location
Green Drive Extension
New Location
International Drive
Aviation Parkwy
Current Terminus
Widening
International Drive Extension
Current Terminus
Morrisville East Connector
New Location
Marcom Drive Extension
Current Terminus
Watkins Road
New Location
Millicent Way Extension Morrisville East Connector
New Location Airport Boulevard
McCrimmon Parkway
New Location
Odyssey Drive Extension
New Location
Slater Road at Carrington Mill Boulevard
Intersection Improvements
Southport Drive Extension
Current Terminus
McCrimmon Parkway
Intersection Improvements
Town Hall Roundabout Wilson Road Relocation
New Location
NW Cary Parkway
NC 54
Relocation
INDEPENDENT GREENWAY AND SHARED USE PATH PRIORITIZATION
Prioritization Criteria ¡ Activity Centers Served ¡ Funding Eligibility ¡ Feasibility ¡ Connections
NEXT STEPS
MORRISVILLE TRANSPORTATION PLAN
REPORT CONTENT ¡ Chapter 1: Introduction and Guiding Principles ¡ Chapter 2: Existing Conditions and Background ¡ Chapter 3: Roadways ¡
Key Corridors
¡
Grade Crossings
¡
ITS
¡
Recommendations and Prioritization
¡
Cross-sections/Street Typology
¡
Policy Recommendations and Funding Opportunities
MORRISVILLE TRANSPORTATION PLAN
¡ Chapter 4: Alternative Travel Modes ¡
On Street Bicycle and Pedestrian
¡
Off Street Bicycle and Pedestrian
¡ Design Guidance and Prioritization ¡
Transit
¡ Chapter 5: Action Plan
POINTS OF CONTACT Benjamin [email protected] Howell 919-463-6927
Allison Fluitt
[email protected]
Kristina King
[email protected]
MORRISVILLE TRANSPORTATION PLAN
919-653-2947 919-677-2156
SCENARIO PLANNING
MORRISVILLE TRANSPORTATION PLAN
CORRIDORS
¡ Town Hall Drive – Baseline + 2 ¡ McCrimmon Parkway – Baseline + 2 ¡ NC 54 – Baseline + 2
¡ 7 subregion model runs – determining carrying
capacity for each parcel (jobs and dwelling units)
¡ 7 regional model runs – determining allocation of
jobs and dwelling units
¡ Analysis of results – report card and then review for
transportation recommendations
MORRISVILLE TRANSPORTATION PLAN
MORRISVILLE TRANSPORTATION PLAN heavy industrial
Mixture of suburban-type uses and industrial
¡
Leverage extension
¡
Focus on regional employment and mixed-uses
Indus.
airport
¡
health care campus
Leverage extension
university and campus
¡
civic and institutional
City and Town
light industrial
TOD 3
TOD 2
TOD 1
metropolitan center
town center
mixed use center
Suburban
mixed use neighborhood
high rise residential
urban neighborhoods
multifamily residential
regional employment center
office center
lodging
community commercial
neighborhood commercial
Rural
mixed density residential
smaller lot residential
midsized lot residential
larger lot residential
mobile home neighborhoods
rural crossroads
rural living
farms and forest
protected green space
MCCRIMMON PARKWAY SCENARIOS ¡ MCCRIMMON PKWY ALTERNATE 1
¡ MCCRIMMON PKWY ALTERNATE 2
Special
smaller lot residential
MORRISVILLE TRANSPORTATION PLAN heavy industrial
airport
health care campus
Indus.
university and campus
civic and institutional
City and Town
light industrial
TOD 3
TOD 2
TOD 1
metropolitan center
town center
mixed use center
Suburban
mixed use neighborhood
high rise residential
urban neighborhoods
multifamily residential
regional employment center
office center
lodging
community commercial
neighborhood commercial
Rural
mixed density residential
¡
midsized lot residential
¡
larger lot residential
mobile home neighborhoods
rural crossroads
rural living
farms and forest
protected green space
NC 54 SCENARIOS
¡ NC 54 ALTERNATE 1
Mixed-Use supportive uses near higher-ed
¡ NC 54 ALTERNATE 2
Leverage TODs, neighborhood-level commercial and suburban developments
Special
MORRISVILLE TRANSPORTATION PLAN Indus.
airport
Leverage extension of Town Hall Drive
health care campus
¡
university and campus
Focus on strategic mixed-use developments
heavy industrial
¡
civic and institutional
City and Town
light industrial
TOD 3
TOD 2
TOD 1
metropolitan center
town center
mixed use center
Suburban
mixed use neighborhood
high rise residential
urban neighborhoods
multifamily residential
regional employment center
office center
lodging
community commercial
neighborhood commercial
Rural
mixed density residential
smaller lot residential
midsized lot residential
larger lot residential
mobile home neighborhoods
rural crossroads
rural living
farms and forest
protected green space
TOWN HALL DRIVE
Special
SCENARIO INDICATORS
Mobility & Accessibility Trip Intensity Total growth within the corridor Transit Readiness Growth near future transit stops
Culture & Environment Household Access to Community Resources Households near cultural and recreational resources Job Access to Community Resources Jobs near cultural and recreational resources
Employment Walkability Jobs in walkable place types Residential Walkability Households in walkable place types
Growth & Development Context Distribution Percent of land area by community type
Economic Vitality Overall Jobs-to-Housing Balance Ratio of jobs to households for entire corridor Urban Jobs-to-Housing Balance Ratio of jobs to households within walkable place types Urban Investment Density of walkable place types
SCENARIO INDICATORS
SCENARIO INDICATORS
PROJECT PRIORITIZATION
MORRISVILLE TRANSPORTATION PLAN
ROADWAY PROJECT PRIORITIZATION The assessment of roadway projects for the Town of Morrisville Comprehensive Transportation Plan Update includes both quantitative and qualitative metrics. The metrics used were defined using feedback received from Town staff, the Morrisville Planning and Zoning Board, the Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization, and the North Carolina Department of Transportation. In addition, national resources such as Transportation for America’s The Innovative MPO and their Transportation Performance Measures: 2017 Survey were consulted to pull from national best practices.
¡
¡
Quantitative Metrics ¡
Crash History
¡
Existing Congestion (V/C Ratio)
¡
Congestion Reduction (V/C Ratio)
Qualitative Metrics ¡
Access to Schools and Community Facilities
¡
Access to Activity Centers
¡
Supports Bus Routes
MORRISVILLE TRANSPORTATION PLAN
ROADWAY PRIORITIZATION CRITERIA Quantitative Metrics ¡ Crash History ¡
Intersection or corridor projects that address areas with existing crash severity and frequency concerns.
¡ Existing Congestion ¡
Projects serving corridor segments that are currently have volumes that are at or over the roadway’s capacity.
¡ Future Congestion Reduction ¡
Demonstration of a reduction in congestion along a corridor from its base year condition to its future year improved condition.
MORRISVILLE TRANSPORTATION PLAN
ROADWAY PRIORITIZATION CRITERIA Qualitative Metrics ¡ Access to Schools and Community Facilities ¡
Projects within ½ mile of schools and community facilities such as parks and community centers.
¡ Activity Centers ¡
Projects within ½ mile of major retail and commercial areas within the Town.
¡ Supports Transit Routes ¡
Projects that align with existing and proposed transit routes.
MORRISVILLE TRANSPORTATION PLAN
ROADWAY WEIGHTING CRITERIA Prioritization Criteria
Public and PZB Weighting
Consultant Team Suggested Weighting
Crash History
8%
15%
Existing Congestion
33%
20%
Future Congestion Reduction
35%
20%
Access to Schools and Community Facilities
3%
10%
Activity Centers
13%
20%
Supports Transit Routes
7%
15%
MORRISVILLE TRANSPORTATION PLAN
Near, Mid, and Long Term Projects
MORRISVILLE TRANSPORTATION PLAN
NEAR-TERM Roadway Name ROADWAY NEAR-TERM ROADWAY PRIORITIES Davis Drive PRIORITIES
Extents From
Extents To
Improvement Type
Wake Co Northern Limits Southern Town Limits Widening Intersection Improvements Intersection Improvements
Davis Drive & Morrisville Carpenter Davis Drive & Morrisville Parkway McCrimmon Parkway
Louis Stephens Drive
NC 54
Widening
NC 54
NW Cary Parkway
Weston Parkway
Widening
NC 54
NW Maynard Road
NW Cary Parkway
Widening
NC 54 & Morrisville Parkway NC 54 & NW Cary Parkway
Intersection Improvements Intersection Improvements
Roadway Name
MID-TERM ROADWAY PRIORITIES
Extents From
Airport Boulevard & NC 54 Grade Separation Airport Boulevard Access Slater Road Management
Extents To
Grade Separation Factory Shops Road
Access Management Intersection Improvements
Aviation Parkway & Evans Road Crabtree Crossing Parkway Extension
Improvement Type
Morrisville Carpenter Road
Stardale Road
New Location Intersection Improvements
Davis Drive & McCrimmon Pkwy Evans Road
Aviation Parkwy
Weston Parkway
Louis Stephens Drive
Poplar Pike Lane
McCrimmon Parkway Widening
McCrimmon Parkway at NC147/Town Hall Drive Morrisville Carpenter Road & Town Hall Drive Morrisville Carpenter Road Grade Separation
Widening
Intersection Improvements Intersection Improvements Grade Separation
NC 54
Weston Parkway
Perimeter Park Dr
Widening
NC 54
NC 540
Northern Town Limits Widening
LONG-TERM ROADWAY PRIORITIES
Roadway Name
Extents From
Extents To
Improvement Type
Airport Boulevard Access Management
Slater Road
McCrimmon Parkway
Access Management
Airport Boulevard Extension
NC 54
Current Terminus
New Location
Carolina Street New Alignment
New Location
Crabtree Crossing Parkway at Morrisville Parkway
Intersection Improvements
Fox Glove Drive New Alignment
New Location
Green Drive Extension
New Location
International Drive
Aviation Parkwy
Current Terminus
Widening
International Drive Extension
Current Terminus
Morrisville East Connector
New Location
Marcom Drive Extension
Current Terminus
Watkins Road
New Location
Millicent Way Extension Morrisville East Connector
New Location Airport Boulevard
McCrimmon Parkway
New Location
Odyssey Drive Extension
New Location
Slater Road at Carrington Mill Boulevard
Intersection Improvements
Southport Drive Extension
Current Terminus
McCrimmon Parkway
Intersection Improvements
Town Hall Roundabout Wilson Road Relocation
New Location
NW Cary Parkway
NC 54
Relocation
INDEPENDENT GREENWAY AND SHARED USE PATH PRIORITIZATION
Prioritization Criteria ¡ Activity Centers Served ¡ Funding Eligibility ¡ Feasibility ¡ Connections
NEXT STEPS
MORRISVILLE TRANSPORTATION PLAN
REPORT CONTENT ¡ Chapter 1: Introduction and Guiding Principles ¡ Chapter 2: Existing Conditions and Background ¡ Chapter 3: Roadways ¡
Key Corridors
¡
Grade Crossings
¡
ITS
¡
Recommendations and Prioritization
¡
Cross-sections/Street Typology
¡
Policy Recommendations and Funding Opportunities
MORRISVILLE TRANSPORTATION PLAN
¡ Chapter 4: Alternative Travel Modes ¡
On Street Bicycle and Pedestrian
¡
Off Street Bicycle and Pedestrian
¡ Design Guidance and Prioritization ¡
Transit
¡ Chapter 5: Action Plan
POINTS OF CONTACT Benjamin [email protected] Howell 919-463-6927
Allison Fluitt
[email protected]
Kristina King
[email protected]
MORRISVILLE TRANSPORTATION PLAN
919-653-2947 919-677-2156
