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Rapid Transit Project Development & Environment (PD&E) Study 1000 NW 111Th Avenue Miami, FL 33172 FACT SHEET FM# 438076-1-22-01 SR 9 / SR 817 / NW 27th Avenue www.fdotmiamidade.com/27thAvenueRapidTransit Rapid Transit Project Development & Environment (PD&E) Study 1000 NW 111th Avenue Miami, FL 33172 Like www.facebook.com/MyFDOTMiami Follow www.twitter.com/MyFDOT_Miami Subscribe www.youtube.com/user/MyFDOTMiami Stay Informed: On the Inside: Project Website: ► Project Overview and Limits www.fdotmiamidade.com/27thAvenueRapidTransit ► Study Objective Get Involved: ► What is Rapid Transit? Contact: ► Public Involvement Program FDOT Project Manager Joan Shen, Ph.D., P.E., PTOE ► Project Goals email: [email protected] ► Project Schedule telephone: 305.640.7557 ► Project Map Public Information Specialist Ann Pope email: [email protected] telephone: 305.321.6011 SR 9 / SR 817 / NW 27th Avenue Rapid Transit Corridor PD&E Study FACT SHEET Overview and Limits The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) is conducting a Project Development and Environment (PD&E) Study for the implementation of rapid Project Goals transit along SR 9/SR 817/NW 27th Avenue (referred to as the NW 27th Avenue ► Maximize mobility by offering an alternate Corridor). The PD&E study limits are as follows and illustrated in the map below: transportation mode with competitive travel times, • NW 27th Avenue from NW 215th Street to NW 38th Street which improves the corridor’s people-carrying capacity. • SR 112 from NW 27th Avenue to the Miami Intermodal Center ► Enhance connectivity with local and other regional The NW 27th Avenue Corridor is one of six corridors that comprise the Strategic transit systems that improves transportation system Miami Area Rapid Transit (SMART) Plan as adopted by the Miami-Dade efficiency. Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) in April 2016. The SMART Plan serves as an actionable plan that seeks to improve mobility within Miami-Dade County ► Realize economic opportunities within the project through the prioritization of rapid transit services. The PD&E Study serves as the corridor through transit oriented development. next step in the planning process to make premium transit service a reality on ► Improve access to regional attractors in Miami-Dade the NW 27th Avenue Corridor. and Broward Counties. Typical BRT vehicle for illustration purposes only. Typical LRT vehicle for illustration purposes only. Study Objective 2016 2017 2018 2019 This study will evaluate the implementation of a cost-effective, rapidtransit Summer Fall Winter Spring Summer Fall Winter Spring Summer Fall Winter Spring Summer Fall system and infrastructure within the NW 27th Avenue Corridor as part of E 21st St Notice to Proceed / Project Initiation Miami Springs an overall interconnected premium transit network. A focus Cityon Hall providing Palm Ave Agency / Public Kick-Off Meeting multimodal street improvements to accommodate premium transit service will Project Schedule Corridor or Informational Workshops be determined through an evaluation of transit options – mode, alignment, Hialeah Hialeah Station Hialeah Identify Viable Alternatives NW 47th Ave station stop locations, etc. City Hall Hialeah Park E 4th Ave Alternatives Public Workshops Amelia Earhart Identify Recommended Alternative What is Rapid Transit? Park Miami Gardens Hialeah Hospital Public WorkshopElementary Characteristics of rapid transit services include faster speeds, more frequent Miami Gardens Dr School Miami-Dade TPO Endorsement of Recommended Alternative Honey Hills Dr service, operating within a fixed or exclusive guideway, various passenger Florida Carol City Miami International Airport Le Jeune Rd / E 8th Ave Gratigny Pkwy Memorial FTA Class ofElementary Action Determination (NEPA) attributes, and amenities at stations and withinE Okeechobee the vehicles Rd themselves. Typical E 21st St HRT vehicle for illustration purposes only. Hialeah Middle University School NW 191st St 27 953 Miami Opa-locka Miami Springs Community School Executive Airport Request Entry into FTA Project Development Miramar ExamplesInternational of rapid transit modes include Bus Rapid Transit (BRT),City Hall Light Rail Palm Ave High School TOLL Draft Preliminary Engineering Report (PER)/Environmental Documentation Cat-Ex (CE) Links MIC a key component of this study. Public involvement will consist of formal NW 207th St Transit (LRT),Melreese and Heavy Rail Transit (HRT/Metrorail).112 Tri-Rail / Metrorail Transfer Station Douglas Rd County Club Hialeah Market Station and informal meetings with the general public, elected officials, and Public Hearing (Assumes Type 2 Cat) NW 71st St Hialeah Station Hialeah NW 62nd St NW 47th Ave Hialeah TOLL Public Involvement NW 46th St City Hall Hialeah Park Saint Thomas Final PER/Env. Documentation Type 2 Cat-Ex (CE) Hialeah Dr Grapeland E 25th St representatives of governmental agencies, municipalities, transportation University Water Park 924 Opa-locka As a member of this community, your involvement and input are vital to the E 4th Ave City Hall Miami-Dade TPOCarol Selection City of Locally Preferred Alternative (LPA) Whispering NW 17th St providers and other interested stakeholders throughout the duration of Amelia Earhart Opa-locka Senior High Pines School success of this project. A comprehensive Public Involvement Program is therefore Park NW 32nd Ave Miami Gardens Prepare New Starts/Small Starts Criteria the study. Hialeah Hospital Opa-locka Station Elementary Unity Station Ali Baba Ave Miami Gardens Dr School Betty T. (Planned 2019) NW 32nd Ave Miami Dade Monsignor Edward Ferguson 860 Honey Hills Dr College NW 151st St Pace High School Park 916 Florida Carol City Broward NW 14th St Miami International Airport LeNorthside Jeune Station Rd / E 8th Ave North Campus Gratigny Pkwy Memorial 826Elementary E Okeechobee Rd Hialeah Middle University School NW 191st St NW South River Dr 27 953 Miami Opa-locka Northside Shopping Community School Executive Airport NW 27th Ave Miramar County International NW North River Dr TOLL Center 817 High School Florida’s Turnpike Links MIC NW 27th Ave NW 207th St 112 Dr. MLK Jr. Station Tri-Rail / Metrorail Transfer Station Douglas Rd Melreese Hialeah Market Station Brownsville Station NW 27th Ave 9 North Dade Miramar Pkwy County Club Health Center Calder NW 71st St NW 103rd St NW 62nd St NW 95th St Race Tracks NW 79th St TOLL NW 46th St Saint Thomas Hialeah Dr Grapeland E 25th St Water Park Opa-locka University 924 Whispering TOLL City Hall NW 22nd AveCarol City NW 17th St Dolphin Stadium Brownsville Gwen Opa-locka Senior High NW 183rd St Pines School 836 Curtis Park Middle School Cherry NW 32nd Ave Unity Station Opa-locka Station Palmetto Expwy Sports Complex Park Ali Baba Ave Betty T. (Planned 2019) Dolphin Expwy NW 22nd Ave Monsignor Edward Miami Dade NW 135th St Miami Ferguson NW 32nd Ave NW 127th St 860 NW 119th St 9 NW 199 NW 36th St Lyric NW 151st St Pace High School College NW 111th St Park NW 20th St African Heritage Theater 916 Broward NW 14th St Cultural Arts Center Northside Station Miami Central North Campus 826 ike Senior High School Gardens rnp NW South River Dr Earlington Heights ’s Tu Northside Shopping da County Station Center William H. Turner NW 27th Ave ri NW North River Dr 817 o th St l Florida’s Turnpike Dr. MLK Jr. Station Technical Arts NW 27th Ave F Brownsville Station NW 17th Ave NW 27th Ave 9 High School North Dade Miramar Pkwy Health Center Calder Liberty NW 103rd St NW 95th St Race Tracks NW 79th St Square Opa-locka Blvd NW 143rd St Miami VA TOLLRichard E. Gerstein NW 22nd Ave Miami Gardens Dolphin Stadium Justice Bldg. Healthcare 27 Brownsville Gwen City HallNW 183rd St 836 SystemCurtis Park Middle School Cherry SportsSanta Complex Clara Station NW 12th Ave Park Palmetto Expwy Golden Glades Station Dolphin Expwy NW 22nd Ave NW 135th St Miami NW 127th St NW 119th St 9 NW 199 NW 36th St Lyric North Shore NW 111th St NW 20th St African Heritage Theater Cultural Arts Center Miami Central Medical Center pike NW 7th Ave Civic Center Allapattah Station Senior High School GardensNW 7th Ave Golden Glades Turn LEGEND | Station Earlington Heights 441 da’s NW 27th Avenue Corridor Activity Center Metrorail Tri-Rail Station William H. Turner ri Interchange lo th St Health District Technical Arts F NW 17th Ave High School Liberty Square Opa-locka Blvd NW 143rd St Richard E.LEGEND Gerstein Miami | VA NW 27th Avenue Corridor Metrorail Green Line Metrorail Orange Line Tri-Rail Multimodal Transit Station Activity Center Miami Gardens Justice Bldg. Healthcare 27 City Hall Project Map System Santa Clara Station NW 12th Ave Golden Glades Station North Shore Medical Center NW 7th Ave Civic Center Allapattah Station Golden Glades 441 NW 7th Ave Station Interchange Health District LEGEND | NW 27th Avenue Corridor Metrorail Green Line Metrorail Orange Line Tri-Rail Multimodal Transit Station Activity Center.
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