Milton Active Transportation Plan

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Thanks to everyone for your input throughout this project! The draft Active Transportation Plan will be presented to the Selectboard on July 6 (agenda here).

The CCRPC, with help from consultant VHB, is working with the Town of Milton to develop a comprehensive and actionable plan for improving walking, biking, and rolling infrastructure to enhance placemaking, improve safety, expand transportation options, and foster a healthy and more equitable community. This plan, called an “active transportation plan,” emphasizes the role of physically active forms of travel in improving community health. Active transportation provides other community benefits such as economic development, quality of life, and environmental quality. The plan will benefit from robust public engagement to set a community driven vision, cultivate community ownership, and build advocacy for the plan’s implementation.

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public participation

All meetings and public participation opportunities will be listed here when scheduled. The public involvement process will be informed and guided by the CCRPC’s Public Participation Plan.

Public Workshop on Saturday, April 26, 10am-12pm at the Milton Public Library Community Room (39 Bombardier Rd) as part of the Town’s Downtown Core Master Plan process. Drop in to offer feedback on several Town projects including the Active Transportation Plan, Town Plan Update, Checkerberry Scoping Study, and Act 181. View the flyer with details here »

August 19, 5:30 pm: grand opening of mountain bike trails at Bombardier Park West, more info here.

September 13, 12-3 pm: Touch a Truck event at the Don Turner, Jr. Public Works Facility, 160 Public Works Way (parking at Bombardier Park West), quiet hour 12-1 pm.

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STUDY DOCUMENTS

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advisory committee

The role of the Advisory Committee is to represent a range of perspectives; review materials and provide feedback; communicate with and provide updates to their organizations/constituents; and guide the overall project process.

Advisory Committee Members

  • Benjamin Gilbert, Milton Family Community Center
  • Hannah Luman, Milton Recreation Director
  • Jack Evans, Local Motion
  • Kary Towne, Arrowhead Senior Center Volunteer
  • Michael Bierwirth, Milton High School Athletic Director
  • Melissa Needham, Vermont Department of Health
  • Tony Micklus, Information Technology Services & Community Leader
  • William Pikul, Financial Advisor & Community Leader

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contact

For more information, please contact Project Manager Bryan Davis, CCRPC Senior Transportation Planner: (802) 861-0129

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