DRAFT Comprehensive Transportation Plan Update: February 23, 2018 version

CATCH PHRASES Activity: List key considerations that should be explored within each guiding statement.

Table D-6: Catch Phrases Results – Planning and Zoning Board

GUIDING PRINCIPLES

Culture & Environment

Economic Vitality

Growth & Development

Mobility & Accessibility

Safety & Security

System Preservation

CATCH PHRASES

widen streets in developments

create bypass around Morrisville

add transportation between developments

bike lanes on each street

timers for pedestrians at stop lights

clear cut the road ditches

place the pear trees along streets

transit station at McCrimmon

more electric charging stations for cars

van pools

crosswalks at lights

maintain street repairs

completion of greenway system

Marketing/Advertising TDM separated grade rail crossing at McCrimmon/54

Impact fees (or similar) to pay for infrastructure

use roundabouts instead of stop lights

more sidewalks

better street lighting

recognize cultural shift towards walking make more road improvements (help improve quality of life)

we need better control of (US/STATE) roads

more marked pedestrian crossings

fix the bumps on Perimeter Pkwy

more public transit

encourage employees to have flex time, work from home, etc

ECO pass or vouchers TDM

on making priority decisions we need higher prioritization w/ State/Campo on Morrisville thoroughfares

more police patrols

do something about 54

make roadways narrower to discourage

Get major road improvements

consider autonomous vehicles

speed but make visibility greater

start planning for that in anticipation for more

many more flashy on demand crosswalks near schools (like the one near Town Hall at Downing Glen)

efficient use of the roadways we have today

traffic increasing, more bus/rail in and thru town change road/bike configuration with either striped or separated bike paths

more greenway trails

Online Survey Results An online survey was developed and made available between October 2016 and December 2016. Notification of the public survey was

made available on the Town of Morrisville’s website and social media, as well as at the October 6, 2016 public workshop and the October

17, 2016 Town Council work session. The online survey was prepared using the platform Wikimapping, a survey tool that enables

respondents to provide input on community preferences, opinions, and issues for the various transportation modes. Participants also

identified issues and potential solutions by placing icons on a map. Respondents were also given a chance to enter their email address.

Those that provided this information were notified of future outreach opportunities for the plan.

This section includes a summary of the results of the transportation improvement online survey. A total of 276 participants responded to

the survey during the development of the Town of Morrisville Comprehensive Transportation Plan Update . The results of the

question-based portion of the survey are included first, followed by two maps that display the results of the map-based portion.

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