Planners Present Rapid Transit Vision to City Officials
The Royal Oak Downtown Development Authority discussed the ongoing Woodward Rapid Transit Alternatives Analysis Study at its meeting on Wednesday.
Transportation planners gave Royal Oak's Downtown Development Authority (DDA) an update on the future of public transit along the Woodward Avenue corridor at City Hall on Wednesday. Barbara Arens, of Parsons Brinckerhoff, and Brad Strader, of LSL Planning, outlined the process of the Woodward Rapid Transit Alternatives Analysis Study and the the Complete Streets project for directors. The ongoing $2 million Woodward Rapid Transit Alternatives Analysis Study seeks to develop a transportation plan along 27 miles of Woodward Avenue from Detroit to Pontiac. The Complete Streets Initiative for the Woodward corridor was first announced in August, 2011 when the Woodward Avenue Action Association (WA3) received a $752,000 Federal Scenic Byway …
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