Virtual Open House - Coffman Street Busway Project Boards
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Thanks to everyone in the community that came to the Coffman Street Busway Open House on September 27. Attendees had the opportunity to learn more about the community vision for Coffman Street, including important components such as transit and bike lanes and submit feedback on corridor characteristics such as trees/landscape, parking and bus stops. The project team is in the process of evaluating this feedback for consideration as the project moves to 30% design.
There is still time to learn more about the project and submit feedback right here on Engage Longmont! View the boards presented at the open house below and visit the “Corridor Characteristics” tab to leave feedback about specific community characteristics along the corridor. The boards are listed by topic or you can download all of the project boards in one PDF file.
To submit feedback to the project team, please use the Q&A Tool at the tab above, email the project team at coffman.street.project@gmail.com or call 720-340-2115.
Topic 1 - About the Coffman Street Busway Project
The Coffman Street Busway Project extends from 1st Avenue to 9th Avenue and will become a world-class and truly multimodal corridor. Download the PDF to learn more.
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Topic 2 - Studies that Envisioned and Created the Project
Multiple studies envisioned and created the Coffman Street Busway Project, including Envision Longmont, the Enhanced Multi-Use Corridor Plan and the SH 119 Multi-Modal Planning and Environmental Linkages Study. Download the PDF to learn more.
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Longmont has levered federal and state resources to fund most of the project. Download the PDF to learn more.
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Guiding principals aid the project by identifying what the project is seeking to accomplish, ensuring that every project concept developed meets and the vision and narrows and directs interested parties' input and feedback. Download the PDF to learn more.
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Topic 5 - Vision for Coffman Street
The Project seeks to make Coffman Street, from 1st Avenue to 9th Avenue, a world-class, cost-effective, multimodal corridor to support residents, businesses, bikes and pedestrians, commuters, the environment and the City. Download the PDF to learn more.
Topic 6 - Bus Rapid Transit (BRT)
BRT is a quality, proven bus-based transit system that delivers fast, comfortable and reliable service along a designated corridor. The system has limited stops to improve speed, reduce travel time and maximize ridership. Download the PDF to learn more.
Conceptual-level alternatives were evaluated to determine which more fully meets the following criteria; safety, community character, cost and maintenance and modal considerations. Download the PDF to learn more.
There are approximately 240 existing on-street parking stalls on Coffman Street between 1st and 9th Avenue. Less than 20% are typically occupied by adjacent properties during early morning hours and only 35 - 40% are occupied during mid-day. New developments on Coffman Street will offer additional public off-street parking options. Download the PDF to learn more.
The project will bring protected bike lanes, transit, parking and sidewalks and trees for a walkable and vibrant community. Download the PDF to view the Coffman Street Busway visualizations.
A variety of public engagement opportunity were available to the community, including a public survey, property-owner questionnaire, adjacent property owner meetings and a public open house. Download the PDF to learn more.
The City of Longmont plans to complete preliminary design in February 2022. Download the PDF to learn more.
Consultation has concluded
