Planning for Transit-Supportive Development: A Practitioner\u2019s Guide\u2014Section 4: Corridor Planning and Transit-Supportive Development

https://doi.org/10.21949/15035942014PDFTech ReportFTA Report No. 0056NJ-26-1018Public transitTransit oriented developmentTransportation planningLand use planningBest practicesCase studiesManualsRegional planningIntegrated corridor managementMetropolitan planning organizationsReal estate developmentPlanningPolicyTransit-supportive developmentUnited StatesUnited States. Federal Transit Administration. Office of Systems PlanningSantasieri, Colette L.Vroom, Sean C.Hughey, RobertBay, PaulDunphy, RobertNew Jersey Institute of TechnologyAECOM Planning + DesignCitiventure Associates, LLCE.D. Hovee and Company, LLCPlaceMatters, Inc.Van Meter, Williams, Pollack, LLPUnited States. Department of Transportation. Federal Transit AdministrationFederal Transit Administration\u201cPlanning for Transit-Supportive Development: A Practitioner\u2019s Guide\u201d is a toolkit of practical and innovative measures to help Metropolitan Planning Organizations (MPO\u2019s), regional planners, transit agencies, and local government elected officials, staff, land use planners, and transit planners integrate transit planning with local land use planning. This guide includes best practices, guidance, success stories, useful techniques, transferable examples, and lessons learned, aimed at providing planners at the regional, corridor, and local levels with ideas on how to integrate, accommodate, and assess transit-supportive development and transit investment. Included are numerous success stories for integrating transit planning and land use planning. This guide seeks to go beyond just highlighting case studies by providing a link between the regional, corridor, and local planning processes for integrating land use and transit and examining regions that have successfully developed and integrated plans. The guide is meant to be a resource for planners to assist them in the development and implementation of strategies to integrate transit and land use planning in an effort to encourage transit-supportive development. \u201cSection 4: Corridor Planning and Transit-Supportive Development\u201d presents information on premium transit modes, corridor planning case studies, and guidance on integrating transit-supportive development considerations into the transit corridor planning and National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) processes.85