Master Plan October 2011 - Pacific Lutheran University

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TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT PLAN Site Improvements As part of the PLU Campus Master Plan, several site improvements are proposed that would encourage non-automobile travel to and from the PLU campus. The following lists the measures included: 1. Traffic calming measures to increase safety for pedestrians. These include: narrower travel lanes, roadway medians, roundabouts and/or traffic circles, speed humps or speed tables, pedestrian lighting, and curb bulbs (to narrow vehicular travel ways and shorten pedestrian crossing distances). 2. New pedestrian paths, marked and improved crosswalks, path improvements, and improved sidewalks and lighting along routes that serve transit. 3. New curbs, gutters, and sidewalks along streets that surround campus (e.g., 121st Street, Park Avenue, and 124th Street). These improvements would not remove existing on-street parking. 4. Options to reconfigure 124th Street that reduce traffic speeds and volume. These options are intended to enhance the pedestrian connections between athletic fields/facilities, residence halls, and upper campus. 5. PLU has recently added new buildings with Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification. PLU includes provision of parking for bicycles at building entrances. 6. PLU has shower and locker facilities on campus associated with its athletics facilities. November 2011 Parking Management Programs PLU has established a parking management committee that oversees a variety of parking management measures on campus. The following describes the measures that are planned to continue. 104 Pacific Lutheran University MIMP
s 24th St 167 167 1 E Va ley Hwy Sumner Meadows Golf Links 164 18 Family Life Center Church Park & Ride King County Pierce County 2 Lake Tapps TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT PLAN Potential Future Elements Orca Card: PLU currently provides Orca Cards to employees and to students who meet certain criteria and is considering options for all students. This potential benefit would substantially increase the transit options for the PLU population and would further reduce the need for students and employees to drive automobiles to the campus. Cost and implementation feasibility are currently being reviewed. Pierce Transit Bus Routes: PLU will continue to work with Pierce Transit and Sound Transit to expand service to and from the campus including possible new or expanded routes to lower campus. Some routes may also be modified to serve areas that are not currently served. Bus Shop Locations For Sales & Information Lakewood Bus Shop 3720 96th St SW, Lakewood Open 8am–5pm Weekdays 10am–2pm Saturdays Tacoma Dome Station 505 East 25th, Tacoma Open 6am–6pm Weekdays Link light rail Lost & Found here. The Bus Shop Downtown 930 Commerce St, Tacoma Open 7am–4pm Weekdays Bus Lost & Found here. Phone Information Weekdays 6:30am–6pm Saturdays 9am–5pm Hours vary on holidays. Toll-Free: 1.800.562.8109 Bus TDD for hearing impaired: 253.582.7951 Hotline: 253.984.8155 24-hour pre-recorded info. SHUTTLE Reservation: 253.581.8100 8am–5pm, 7 days a week SHUTTLE TDD for hearing impaired: 253.582.7963 Bus PLUS Reservation: 253.581.8002 8am–5pm, 7 days a week Rideshare: 1.888.814.1300 Information 253.581.8000 • piercetransit.org Holidays Presidents’ Day: PT local bus service will operate on a Saturday schedule. Bus Shops closed. No phone service. Memorial Day: PT local bus service will operate on a Sunday schedule. Bus Shops closed. No phone service. Lost & Found 253.581.8149 or 1.800.562.8109 at The Bus Shop Downtown. Lost item inquiries should be made after 1pm the day after the item was lost. Please call ahead before picking up items. Regional Transit Agencies Sound Transit 1.888.889.6368 soundtransit.org Intercity Transit 1.800.287.6348 intercitytransit.com King Co. Metro 1.800.542.7876 transit.metrokc.gov Kitsap Transit 1.800.501.7433 kitsaptransit.org Hablamos Español Estamos aquí para ayudarles. Para más información, hable al 253.581.8000. Habrá una representante latina y servicio de traducción en español disponible para atenderlo. McNeil Island Chambers Bay Golf Course South Tacoma Sounder Station Lakewood Sounder Station Freighthouse Square Sumner Industrial Area 142nd Ave New Route 497 Lakeland Hills Auburn Sounder Station Auburn 2nd St SE A St SE Map not to scale A St SE Roegner Park Lakeland Hills Wy Lake Tapps Pkwy E November 2011 Lakeland Hi ls Town Center 167th Pier Sys Olympia Express Deta Pacific Lutheran University MIMP 105
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Acknowledgments..
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS David Peters Nancy
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Introduction
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INTRODUCTION cAMPUS cONTEXT / Backg
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INTRODUCTION Large (51,000 sf - 100
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INTRODUCTION process The master pla
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Mission, Goals & Objectives
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MISSION, GOALS & OBJECTIVES Cultiva
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MISSION, GOALS & OBJECTIVES Encoura
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Master Plan Concept
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MASTER PLAN CONCEPT #32NW56786 LONG
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Development Program
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DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT PLA
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DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM EXISTING INFRAS
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DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM Proposed Water
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Development Standards
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DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS Zoning MSF 35
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