US-74 Corridor Revitalization Study CORRIDOR REVITALIZATION PLAN
US-74 Corridor Revitalization Study CORRIDOR REVITALIZATION PLAN Stallings Indian Trail Monroe Union County TABLE OF CONTENTS VOLUME ONE — A FRAMEWORK PLAN Chapter 1 — Introduction Chapter 2 — Existing Conditions Chapter 3 — Framework Plan VOLUME TWO — CORRIDOR REVITALIZATION PLAN List of Figures Corridor Revitalization Plan Introduction Chapter 4 — Roadway Typologies Chapter 5 — Intersection Typologies Chapter 6 — US-74 Typologies Application Chapter 7 — Creating a Parallel Road Network Chapter 8 — Transit Chapter 9 — Land Use Typologies Chapter 10 — Aesthetics and Urban Design Chapter 11 — Land Use and Aesthetics Application Chapter 12 — Implementation US-74 CORRIDOR Revitalization Study LIST OF FIGURES 4.18 2-Lane Suburban Boulevard Cross-Section 4.19 2-Lane Suburban Boulevard Plan Chapter 4 – Roadway Typologies 4.20 Colony Road, South Charlotte, Charlotte, North Carolina 4.1 6-Lane Suburban Boulevard Cross-Section 4.21 4-Lane Suburban Boulevard Cross-Section 4.2 6-Lane Suburban Boulevard Plan 4.22 4-Lane Suburban Boulevard Plan 4.3 US-521 Johnston Road, Charlotte, NC 4.23 Colony Road, Morrocroft, Charlotte, North Carolina 4.4 4-Lane Rural Boulevard Plan 4.24 2-Lane Local Street Cross-Section 4.5 4-Lane Rural Boulevard Cross-Section 4.25 2-Lane Local Street Plan 4.6 Brookshire Boulevard, Charlotte, North Carolina 4.26 Cherokee Road, Charlotte, North Carolina 4.7 4- to 6-Lane Multiway Boulevard with Service Main Street (On-Street parking) Cross-Section 4.27 2-Lane Local Street, Lacey, Washington 4.8 4- to 6-Lane Multiway Boulevard with Service Main Street (On-Street parking) Plan Chapter 5 – Intersection Typologies 4.9 El Camino Real, Milbrae, California 5.1 2-Lane Roundabout 4.10 El Camino Real, Milbrae, California 5.2 Griffithtreet S 2-Lane Roundabout, Davidson, NC 4.11 Multiway Boulevard, Bothell, Washington 5.3 I-485 Moores Chapel Road Exit Single-Lane Roundabouts, Charlotte, NC 4.12 Tyrone Boulevard, St.
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