Richmond Bike, Walk, and Trails Plan
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(September 20, 2022) The final plan was accepted by the Richmond Selectboard and is now available:
View the Final Richmond Bike, Walk, and Trails Plan »
(31MB file)
PLEASE NOTE these are long term conceptual recommendations and the Town has no plans to take action in the near future. Click here to read a full statement »
The Town of Richmond seeks to create a master plan to guide the establishment of a full-fledged Complete Streets network. Project goals include identifying existing connections that can be incorporated into the future network, analyzing Town roads to determine their potential to be upgraded to accommodate multimodal traffic, and drafting conceptual designs for the adaptation of roads.
This project will be a two-year effort. Phase 1 focuses on the northern half of the Town (generally north of the Winooski River) with the second phase covering the southern half of the Town, planned for 2021/2022.
SEE BELOW FOR MORE INFORMATION ON:
STUDY AREA »
PUBLIC PARTICIPATION »
DOCUMENTS »
ADVISORY COMMITTEE »
CONTACT »
STUDY AREA
Phase 2 Study Area (click to enlarge):
Phase 1 Study Area (click to enlarge):
PUBLIC PARTICIPATION
PHASE 2
Public Meeting #2 | June 28, 2022, 5:30 pm (Town Offices and online via Zoom)
Public Meeting #1 | February 9, 2022 (Town Offices and online via Zoom)
PHASE 1:
Public Meeting #1 | March 24, 2021 (Virtual meeting)
The project team shared a review of the existing conditions, a summary of public input to date, and asked for participant comments about desired connections and destinations.
Public Meeting #2 | May 24, 2021 (Virtual meeting)
This is a joint Project Advisory Committee #3 and public meeting #2 to discuss the proposed draft network recommendations.
To join the project email list contact Bryan Davis, Project Manager.
DOCUMENTS
PHASE 2:
PHASE 1:
project advisory Committee
The Project Advisory Committee (PAC) represents a range of perspectives and will: provide overall project guidance; 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.
Project Advisory Committee Members: Jean Bressor (Trails Committee), Justin Graham (RiseVT), Colin Green, Chase Rosenberg (Trails Committee), Ian Stokes (Richmond Climate Action Committee), Jonathon Weber (Local Motion), James Floyd (Transportation Committee), Allen Knowles (Transportation Committee), Samantha Peikes
CCRPC Project Manager: Bryan Davis, 802-861-0129, bdavis@ccrpcvt.org
Town of Richmond: Ravi Venkataraman
Consultant: Dayton Crites, DuBois & King
PAC Schedule & Materials:
PHASE 2:
PAC Meeting #1 | October 19, 2021 (Hybrid meeting)
This meeting introduced the scope of work for phase 2.
PAC Meeting #2 | November 16, 2021
PAC Meeting #3 | December 21, 2021
PAC Meeting #4 | February 1, 2022
PAC Meeting #5 | March 15, 2022
PAC Meeting #6 | April 19, 2022
PAC Meeting #7 | May 16, 2022
PAC Meeting #8 | June 21, 2022
PHASE 1:
PAC Meeting #1 | November 12, 2020 (Virtual meeting)
This meeting provided an introduction to the project, the roles/responsibilities of PAC members, review of the project scope, discussion of public outreach, and roundtable of existing conditions, current efforts, and desired connections.
PAC Meeting #2 | February 10, 2021 (Virtual meeting)
The committee reviewed and discussed the existing conditions memo, as well as public comments shared through the online map/survey (wikimap).
CONTACT
For more information, please contact Bryan Davis, CCRPC Senior Transportation Planner: (802) 861-0129.