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Come Together Pros and Cons Pros Cons • Lower costs to cities/counties and taxpayers • Reduced housing choices in rural areas • Farmland preserved • Restricting growth to certain areas leads to higher housing prices • Compact growth costs less for public agencies, allowing cities to use financial resources to support walk/bike/bus infrastructure • Shorter commutes What Would It Take? None of these scenarios will simply happen. Each will take a commitment to change. For “Come Together” these changes could include: • Focusing growth in already developed areas to make the best use of existing infrastructure • Increasing local funding for bus/bike/walk infrastructure • Ensuring that new development doesn’t strain existing infrastructure or financial resources Rate your support for specific strategies on the “Implementation” screen. Come Together: Parma Total Housing and Jobs, 2050 I-84 16 55 Notus Middleton Eagle 95 Star 44 Wilder Greenleaf 19 Ga 20/26 rd e n C ity Caldwell 55 I-184 55 Meridian I-84 Nampa I-84 Boise 20/26 69 Kuna 78 New Housing and Jobs, 2050 Parma 45 I-84 High Frequency Bus 95 16 55 Activity Center Bus Rapid Transit (retail, jobs, school, recreation) Notus Road Widening Middleton Eagle Regional Pathway 95 Star Population and Jobs 44 Wilder Greenleaf 0 Density 50 19 G 20/26 a rd en C ity Caldwell 55 19 I-184 55 Meridian I-84 Nampa I-84 Boise 20/26 69 21 Kuna 78 45 0 95 20 I-84 Population and Jobs per Square Mile Performance Indicators on Page 2 Performance Indicators Each scenario was analyzed to see how it performs relative to the community values in the survey using several different tools, including a travel demand model, transportation infrastructure cost estimation tool, fiscal impact analysis tool, and more.This table shows these results using a five-star rating scale, with more stars equating to better performance. Let It Be Ticket to Ride Penny Lane Come Together Affordability Housing price Personal transportation cost Choices in Where I Live Diversity in housing types Economic Vitality Ease of accessing jobs Transportation Options Close access to frequent transit Local rail service N/A N/A N/A Environmental Health Vehicle miles traveled Acres of farmland preserved Growth Management Net cost of growth to local gov. Cost of new transportation Outdoor Lifestyle Number of walking/biking trips Population and jobs near new regional pathways Effective Transportation Hours of travel (e.g. driving) Hours of delay (e.g. traffic) Scenario Costs New transportation projects $555,000,000 $ 2,099,000,000 $917,300,000 $960,000,000 For questions or detailed information about how the items above were measured, call 208/855-2558 or email [email protected]..

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