Regional Opportunities and Challenges for Transit-Oriented Development: The Case of the Texas Triangle

Zhang, Ming; Goodrich, Brendan; University of Texas at Austin. School of Architecture. Urban Information Lab

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Regional Opportunities and Challenges for Transit-Oriented Development: The Case of the Texas Triangle

2018-08-01
By Zhang, Ming ; Goodrich, Brendan

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Zhang, Ming ; Goodrich, Brendan

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University of Texas at Austin. School of Architecture. Urban Information Lab
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University of Texas at Austin. Cooperative Mobility for Competitve Megaregions
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Best Practices. Developers Megaregions Planners Public Agency Survey Rapid Transit Technologies Regional Governance Regulations Transit Oriented Development Transportation Value Capture Techniques
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CM2-3
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United States ; Texas

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University of Texas at Austin. Cooperative Mobility for Competitive Megaregions
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Transit-oriented development (TOD) has been largely the practice of local communities and transit agencies, but few have explored TOD opportunities and challenges from a regional perspective. This research aims to fill the gap, with a focus on the Texas Triangle. The project contains six tasks. Task 1 summarizes the types and service characteristics of transit systems in the Texas Triangle. Task 2 reviews literature on TOD, paying particular attention to TOD planning/design guidelines and policies/tools for implementation from a regional, state, or national perspective. This task also investigates innovative practices for financing TOD projects. Task 3 designs and conducts a survey of transit agencies, cities, MPOs, state agencies, and relevant private sectors concerning their perceived barriers to TOD in the Texas Triangle. Task 4 interviews key stakeholders of TOD to form a case study in Austin, Texas. Task 5 develops TOD implementation strategies focusing on value capture techniques. The research activities were integrated into a planning studio in the fall of 2017. Finally, Task 6 develops a regional TOD typology for sites in the Texas Triangle and proposes guidelines for TOD planning and design for each type.
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