Transit Oriented Development Implementation

More details in the formal solicitation: https://solicitations.phoenix.gov/Solicitations/Details/1721

The CITY was awarded a Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) Planning grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT) Federal Transit Administration (FTA) to align several key implementation strategies identified in the South Central TOD Community Plan (PLAN) to help make significant progress toward more equitable land use, transportation, and infrastructure needs. The PLAN outlines the current conditions of the corridor, articulates the community's long-term vision, creates a policy basis for rezoning properties, and identifies implementation strategies, both short and long term, to produce outcomes that benefit all existing and future residents of the corridor.

The City of Phoenix intends to continue the momentum from the successful adoption of the PLAN. This scope of work intends to make immediate and timely progress towards achieving the established "shared community vision for environmentally equitable, compact and connected communities; sustainable and resilient; incremental change and growth; towards a world-class regional destination that supports local small businesses, shares cultures, and improves health for all existing and future residents." More specifically, this proposal aligns to several key implementation strategies identified in the PLAN (pages 208-211) to help make significant progress toward more equitable land use, transportation, and infrastructure investments.

Task 0: Project Management and Record Keeping

Task 1: "Character Area" Development Standards

Task 2: Infrastructure Needs Assessment

Task 3: Affordable Housing Needs Assessment

Task 4: Equitable Economic Development Assessment

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