City of Birmingham Multi-Modal Transportation Plan
The City of Birmingham’s multi-modal transportation plan will be used by the City to improve and expand opportunities for pedestrians, bicycle and transit users, respond to the growing demand for alternative forms of travel and promote safe and comfortable transportation options across the City.
Client
The City of Birmingham
151 Martin St
Birmingham, MI 48012
Jana Ecker, Planning Director
248-530-1841
Date: 2012 – 2013, Adopted 2013
Project Team
Prime: The Greenway Collaborative, Inc
Sub-contract: Toole Design Group
Our Task
To develop a citywide multi-modal transportation plan that improves and expands opportunities for pedestrians, bicycles and transit users. The plan was driven by a blend of public involvement and evidence based solutions. Well over 400 people completed an on-line survey. The analysis of the existing conditions included a relative demand model that incorporates measurements of population density, land use diversity, activity generators, transit activity, connectivity and employment centers. The final report provided policy and program recommendations, physical environment recommendations, specific area concept plans and a network implementation plan.
Downloads
Multi-modal Transportation Plan
Report
Appendix
Network Map
Downtown Map
Public Input Documentation
Web Survey Results
Community Visioning Workshop
Results
Presentation
Network Map
Downtown Map
Draft Inventory & Analysis Maps
Preliminary Plan Open House
Results
Presentation
Network Map
Downtown Map
Phase 1 Implementation Map
Woodard Corridor
S Eton Road
Lincoln Road
4 to 3 Lane Conversions
Intersection Analysis Overview
Intersection Recommendations
Mini Roundabout Example
ADA Transition Plan
Policies and Programs
Presentations to City Commission
Web Survey Update
Visioning Workshop Update
Draft Plan Update