UNIVERSITY FLOWSMobility and Infrastructure PresentationMay 3rd , 2013

Presentation Content

University Flows Corridor Planning Mobility

Road Network Bicycle & Pedestrian Transit

Infrastructure Water & Sewer Lines Fire Hydrants & Street

Lights Conclusion

University Flows Journey

Landon Woodard

Brett Huntsman

Kole Fuller

Brian Campbell

Patrick Monroe Patterson

Five students had approximately three months to complete an existing conditions report highlighting the conditions of mobility and infrastructure throughout the University East Corridor. The study sites perimeter streets are University Drive, Texas Avenue, and University Drive, Frontage Road West

Corridor Planning

13 District and Corridor Plan Areas University Drive East

Walkability Multimodal travel Unique Character Mix of uses

Image Courtesy Google Maps

Road Network Bicycle &

Pedestrian Perspective

Corridor Transit

Mobility

University FlowsTarrow Street Sidewalk

Road Network

6 Functional Classifications University Drive | Major

Arterial 4 Streets| Major Collectors

Substandard Thoroughfares Majority Local Streets Lack curb & gutter or

sidewalks Lack of Safety

Thoroughfare Classification

Circulation Issues

Home Depot Tarrow Streets Talk to Taylor to see if he can make a

quick circulation map

Bicycle & Pedestrian Perspective

Sidewalk Conditions Measurements Obstructions

Intersections Bike & Pedestrian

Accidents Pedestrian & Cyclist

Improvements

Transit

Served by both Aggie Spirit and BTD routes.

BTD has 3 routes that run through the area.

Maroon Yellow Purple

TAMU has 1 route that runs through the area

Reveille Service is infrequent

UNIVERSTIY FLOWS

Corridor Transit Routes

Water Lines & Sewer Lines

Fire Hydrants & Street Lights

GIS Infrastructure Maps

Infrastructure

University FlowsCollege Heights Rehabilitation

Water & Sewer Lines

A mix of old and new lines

Primarily composed of distribution and gravity mains

5 fire mains throughout the corridor

Lines in the College Heights area being rehabilitated (pictured)

Fire Hydrants & Street Lights

67 total fire hydrants within the University Corridor

No part of any structure above ground tanks or fueling station can be more than three hundred ft. (300’) from a fire hydrant, and any commercial building must be within one hundred and fifty ft. (150’) arc point from where a fire apparatus can operate

Total of 269 Cobra Head (183) Security (67) Decorative (15) Flood (1)

Fire Hydrants Street Lights

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Fire Hydrants and Street Lights

Recommendations

Mobility More stringent pedestrian and bicycle improvements

throughout new developments within University Corridor Cooperation between TAMU and BCS transit for

multimodal opportunities Infrastructure

Water and Sewer infrastructure will meet future demand of University Drive West (Northgate District)

*Report has more intensive notes.*

Questions