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Assessing Tod in Montgomery County:: Towards More Growth and Less Congestion
Assessing Tod in Montgomery County:: Towards More Growth and Less Congestion
MONTGOMERYCOUNTY:
TOWARDSMORE
GROWTHANDLESS
CONGESTION
JACOB MASON
May 9, 2014
PROBLEM:
Sprawl
Congestion
Pollution
SocialIsolation
Noise
LackofMobility
CostofInfrastruc
Injury/death
etc
SOLUTION:
TransitOriented
Development
Reduced Pollutio
Increased Social
Connections
Noise
Lack of Mobility
Reduced Cost of
Infrastructure
BUT,
Density is not
always oriented
to transit!
Metro
Station
Density
Download:
https://go.itdp.org/display
/live/TOD+Standard
Latestversionreleasedin2014
Developedbyexpertsinthefieldof
UrbanPlanningandTransportation:
B.R.Balachandran,AlchemyUrbanSystems
PrivateLimited
RobertCevero,UniversityofCalifornia,Berkeley
BettyDeakin,UniversityofCalifornia,Berkeley
MichaelKing,Nelson\ Nygaard Consulting
Shomik Mehndiratta,WorldBank
LucNadal,InstituteforTransportationand
DevelopmentPolicy
PeterPark,UniversityofColorado,Denver
HiroakiSuzuki,WorldBank
8 Principles
Scoring
Scoring
Rankings
Best Practice
SOMEEXTRA
PEDESTRIAN
CONNECTIVITY
LONGBLOCKS
Best Practice
LOTSOFEXTRA
PEDESTRIAN
CONNECTIVITY
SMALLBLOCKS
RETAIL
HIGHER
DENSITY
PROJECT
DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT
DEVELOPMENT
PARKINGGARAGE
SURFACELOT
UNDERGOUNDGARAGE
Best Practice
THANKYOU!
jacob.mason@itdp.org