Maximizing Transportation Assets by Building Community Connection through Innovative Deployment of Rights of Way and Airspace

Douma, Frank; Sheikh, Maya; University of Minnesota. Humphrey School of Public Affairs

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Maximizing Transportation Assets by Building Community Connection through Innovative Deployment of Rights of Way and Airspace

2023-06-01
By Douma, Frank ; Sheikh, Maya

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Creators:

Douma, Frank ; Sheikh, Maya

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Corporate Creators:

University of Minnesota. Humphrey School of Public Affairs
Corporate Contributors:

Minnesota. Department of Transportation. Office of Research & Innovation
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Airspace Utilization Case Studies Deployment Equity (Justice) Infrastructure Outreach Partnerships Planning Public Private Partnerships Right Of Way (Land)
Publication/ Report Number:

MN 2023-28
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Tech Report
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Minnesota ; United States

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Final Report
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Minnesota. Department of Transportation. Office of Research & Innovation
Abstract:

This Minnesota Department of Transportation-sponsored research effort examined innovative right-of-way projects nationwide, focusing on how new and innovative practices for redeveloping transportation assets can meet ambitious goals such as mitigating environmental impacts, encouraging placemaking, and enhancing economic opportunity while continuing to meet their transportation purpose. The team explored case studies from across the nation and identified best practices and lessons learned to inform future agencies and planners of new trends in transportation right-of-way projects.
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