Placement: New Business
Action Requested: Discussion
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Port St. Lucie Boulevard Corridor Planning Study Introductory Presentation
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Submitted By: Laura H. Dodd, AICP, Senior - Transportation Planner
Executive Summary: On September 20, 2021, the City Council approved Staff to undertake the Port St. Lucie Boulevard Corridor Plan and approve an Interlocal Agreement for the TCRPC (Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council) to proceed, as consultant to the City, for the study. The study consists of two phases: Phase #1 including the analysis and drafting of the PSL Corridor Planning Study and Phase #2 including a Financial Feasibility Analysis Report.
Presentation Information: Kim DeLaney, PhD, Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council shall provide a brief presentation.
Staff Recommendation: Move that the Board provide feedback or comment, if needed.
Background: The PSL Boulevard Corridor Plan is one of three proposed studies to be completed by the Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council through interlocal agreement. This corridor study is a planning project that defines the relationships between a roadway and its adjacent land and is an effective tool for assessing existing conditions, developing a preferred future condition, and can offer interim fixes for transitioning corridors as they change.
Issues/Analysis: n/a
Special Consideration: n/a
Location of Project: Port St. Lucie Boulevard, +/- 3.5-mile segment from the intersection of PSL Blvd/Gatlin and PSL Blvd and Becker.
Attachments: 1. TCRPC Presentation