Shelburne Walk Bike Connectivity Study

The Town of Shelburne, with assistance from CCRPC and DuBois & King, is seeking to conduct a study that identifies community goals and problems related to bicycling and pedestrian connectivity, develop solutions to those problems, identify opportunities to enhance connectivity and create a plan for implementation.

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DOCUMENTS »
ADVISORY COMMITTEE »
CONTACT »

PUBLIC PARTICIPATION

Community Input Map | An online map where residents can identify walking and biking commonly accessed destinations, key barriers, and ideal connections within and beyond Shelburne.

Community Forums | The first forum on March 9, 2022 presented existing conditions and collected feedback from interested residents. The second forum on May 25 will be to held to gather feedback and input on the prioritized recommendations and draft plan.

• May 25, 2022 Community Forum Materials: Meeting Presentation » | Meeting Recording » | Meeting Notes » | Prioritized List of Projects » | Map of Top Tier Projects » | Map of Middle Tier Projects » | Map of Bottom Tier Projects »
• How to comment:
  — For general feedback, use this form »
  — For specific comments on the prioritized list, use this handy commenting tool, Konveio! »
• March 9, 2022 Community Forum Materials: View the Storymap » | Take the Online Survey » | Meeting Presentation » | Meeting Recording » | Meeting Notes »

Advisory Committee | Members of the public are also welcomed to join the Advisory Committee for their meetings throughout the project. The public will be notified in advance for these with an agenda and instructions for joining.

Contact | Contact project manager Jason Charest (jcharest@ccrpcvt.org) if you’d like to be added to the project mailing list to receive direct communications of upcoming Community Forums and Advisory Committee meetings.

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DOCUMENTS

• Final Report »
• Draft Final Report »
• Scope of Work »

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project 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 recommendations. Ultimately, the Selectboard will consider and endorse the final recommendations of the Study

• Advisory Committee Meeting #2 | April 27, 2022, 6:00-7:30pm | Agenda » | Meeting Notes » | Draft Methodology » | Draft Priority Matrix »
• Advisory Committee  Meeting #1 | December 6, 2021, 6:00-7:30pm | Agenda » | Meeting Notes » | Presentation »

CONTACT

For more information, please contact Jason Charest, CCRPC Senior Transportation Planning Engineer: jcharest@ccrpcvt.org.

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