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Downtown Multimodal Study Open House January 19th, 2018
Down Town Multi-Modal study
This article is 2 years old. It was published on January 16, 2018.
City Hall will be hosting an Open house January 19th, 2018 in the Rotunda from 8am - 2pm .
If you can not attend the open house you can still live tweet the event @stlMoves.
Contact Jacque Lumsden at JLumsden@cbbtraffic.com or 314-449-9565 with any questions about the open house event.
About the Downtown Multimodal Study
The Downtown Multimodal Study is one component of a three part Congestion Mitigation Air Quality (CMAQ Grant) project of the City of St. Louis.
The project also includes Traffic Information Center Staffing, as well as a System Buildout.
The Downtown Multimodal Study component includes a signal timing plan, developing recommendations for a robust multimodal transportation network, as well as a Protected Bike Network Plan.
The purpose of the Downtown Multimodal Study is to develop a robust multimodal transportation plan for Downtown St. Louis, that can be used to leverage potential future federal funding and implement transportation projects.
For more on project goals, please visit www.downtownstltransportationstudy.com
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Contact Information:
Jamie Wilson, P.E.
Director, Department of Streets
Office Phone: (314) 647-3111 -
Department:
Department of Streets
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Topic:
Urban Development and Planning
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