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If our region is to grow sustainably and save farms and forests while improving access to jobs and opportunity, then converting strip commercial corridors into transit-oriented, walkable and bikeable neighborhoods is key. The study shows that there are acres of parking lots along the corridor that we could transform into mixed-use development along the Pulse Corridor.
It will be important to combine the Pulse BRT with wide sidewalks, well-marked and signalized crosswalks, medians, pedestrian-scale lighting, and bus shelters and benches to improve safety for everyone using the road.
Learn more at the project website, WestBroadBRT.com and see the recorded video of a public stakeholder meeting held by PlanRVA discussing this plan that you can access here.
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Using the Adobe Review page, leaving your comments on specific parts of the document by making a pin or highlighting words/sections. You do not need to create an account for this and can submit as a guest.
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Or view a pdf version of the document and email comments to dmotta@planrva.org.
Also, feel free to email me at amy@psgrichmond.org with your thoughts and let us know if you would like to be more involved in promoting smart growth in your community.
Thank you,
Amy Guzulaitis
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