Battery Street Corridor Scoping Study

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Project Advisory Committee Meeting #1 | March 8, 2023, 4:00-5:30pm | Presentation » | Meeting Recording » | Meeting Notes »

The Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission (CCRPC), in partnership with the City of Burlington Department of Public Works, is conducting a corridor scoping study of Battery Street between Maple Street and Sherman Street. The study will identify improvements to support all modes of transportation, adjacent parks, adjacent businesses, stormwater, and enhance the street as a gateway between the downtown and waterfront districts. This study will include all signalized intersections along Battery Street and identify how improvements will align with the Railyard Enterprise Project and Great Streets Main Street Project.

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STUDY AREA

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Public Participation

All meetings and public participation opportunities will be listed here when scheduled. Want to join the project email list to stay up to date on progress and meetings? Send an email to Jason Charest, CCRPC Senior Transportation Planning Engineer.

The public involvement process will be informed and guided by the CCRPC’s Public Participation Plan, the City of Burlington Public Works’ Public Engagement Plan, and the project’s forthcoming Public Participation Plan.

Community Input Map

Stay tuned for an online map where corridor users can point out specific issues, ideas for improvement, or things they like about the existing corridor conditions.

Public Meeting # 1

Details coming soon!

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DOCUMENTS

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ADVISORY COMMITTEE

The role of the Advisory Committee is to represent a range of perspectives; review study materials and provide feedback; communicate with and provide updates to their organizations/constituents; and participate in developing the purpose and need statement, alternatives, and recommendations. Ultimately, the City Council will consider and endorse the final recommendations of the Study.

Members of the public are welcome to attend Advisory Committee meetings with the understanding that there will be limited opportunity for public input so that the Advisory Committee can carry out their business. Meeting information will be posted here when scheduled.

Advisory Committee Meetings

Advisory Committee Meeting #1 | March 8, 2023, 4:00-5:30pm | Presentation » | Meeting Recording » | Meeting Notes »

Advisory Committee Membership

  • Barbara Alsop & Ali Hamedani | Ward 3 Representatives
  • Terry Rivers | Ward 5 Representative
  • Norm Baldwin | City Engineer
  • Gene Bergman | City Councilor
  • Phet Keomanyvanh | Office of Racial Equity, Inclusion & Belonging
  • Kelly Devine | Burlington Business Association
  • Charles Dillard | Office of City Planning
  • Brendan Hogan | DPW Commissioner
  • Karen Paul | City Councilor
  • Sophie Sauve | Burlington Parks, Rec, & Waterfront
  • Jamie Smith | Green Mountain Transit
  • Jonathon Weber | Walk / Bike Council

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CONTACT

For more information, please contact Jason Charest, CCRPC Senior Transportation Planning Engineer, at (802) 861-0127.

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