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BACKGROUND The District of Columbia has few east-west network connections north of the original L’Enfant Plan street grid. This makes east- west travel to and from neighborhoods and activity centers challenging as a limited number of corridors carry the majority of the traffic. DDOT is undertaking the Crosstown Multimodal Transportation Study to identify improvements along the east-west connections that traverse Wards 1 and 5, address safety concerns, optimize mobility and operations, and improve efficiency for all modes along the corridor. STUDY OVERVIEW In 2016, DDOT will work with members of the community and key stakeholders to evaluate and develop a range of physical and operational improvements to enhance multimodal connectivity, mobility and safety in the area. The final plan will include recommendations for short- and long-term improvements. The Crosstown Multimodal Transportation Study is a key project in the 2-Year Action Plan for moveDC, the District of Columbia’s multimodal long range transportation plan. STUDY AREA The Study Area is generally the east-west connections between the Columbia Heights and Brookland areas. The boundaries are 16th Street NW to west and South Dakota Avenue NE to the East as shown on the map. The study area vicinity is home to many educational and medical institutions as well as a mix of residential and commercial uses. Woodley Park Brookland - CUA Columbia Heights TAYLOR ST NE IRVING ST NW IRVING ST NW COLUMBIA RD NW N O R T H CAPITOL ST KENYON ST NW MI CHIGAN AVE MI CHIG AN AVE NE COLUMBIA RD NW P A RK PL N W HARVARD ST NW CALVERT ST NW 16TH ST NW SOUTH DAKOTA AVE NE GEORGIA AVE NW Study Area Context Area N Howard University McMillan Trinity Washington University The Catholic University of America Armed Forces Retirement Home Howard University School of Divinity Saint Paul’s College Study Area Context Area N fact sheet ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// www.dccrosstownstudy.com

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Page 1: fact sheet - DC Crosstown Multimodal Transportation Studydccrosstownstudy.com/studyinformation/documents/Crosstown_FactSheet_Jun2016.pdfof corridors carry the majority of the traffic

▹ BACKGROUNDThe District of Columbia has few east-west network connections north of the original L’Enfant Plan street grid. This makes east-west travel to and from neighborhoods and activity centers challenging as a limited number of corridors carry the majority of the traffic. DDOT is undertaking the Crosstown Multimodal Transportation Study to identify improvements along the east-west connections that traverse Wards 1 and 5, address safety concerns, optimize mobility and operations, and improve efficiency for all modes along the corridor.

▹ STUDY OVERVIEWIn 2016, DDOT will work with members of the community and key stakeholders to evaluate and develop a range of physical and operational improvements to enhance multimodal connectivity, mobility and safety in the area. The final plan will include recommendations for short- and long-term improvements. The Crosstown Multimodal Transportation Study is a key project in the 2-Year Action Plan for moveDC, the District of Columbia’s multimodal long range transportation plan.

▹ STUDY AREAThe Study Area is generally the east-west connections between the Columbia Heights and Brookland areas. The boundaries are 16th Street NW to west and South Dakota Avenue NE to the East as shown on the map. The study area vicinity is home to many educational and medical institutions as well as a mix of residential and commercial uses.

Woodley Park

Brookland - CUA

Columbia Heights

TAYLOR ST NE

IRVING ST NW

IRVING ST NW

COLUMBIARD NW

NO

RT H

CA

PIT

OL

ST

KENYON ST NW

MICHIGAN AVEMIC

HIGAN

AVENE

COLUMBIA RD NW

PAR

KP

LN

W

HARVARD ST NW

CALVERT ST NW

16TH

ST

NW

SOUTH DAKOTA AVE NE

GEO

RGIA AVE N

W

Study Area

Context Area N

HowardUniversity

McMillan

TrinityWashingtonUniversity

The CatholicUniversity of

America

Armed ForcesRetirement Home

Howard UniversitySchool of Divinity

Saint Paul’sCollege

Woodley Park

Brookland - CUA

Columbia Heights

TAYLOR ST NE

IRVING ST NW

IRVING ST NW

COLUMBIARD NW

NO

RT H

CA

PIT

OL

ST

KENYON ST NW

MICHIGAN AVE

MICHIG

ANAVE

NE

COLUMBIA RD NW

PAR

KP

LN

W

HARVARD ST NW

CALVERT ST NW

16TH

ST

NW

SOUTH DAKOTA AVE NE

GEO

RGIA AVE N

W

Study Area

Context Area N

HowardUniversity

McMillan

TrinityWashingtonUniversity

The CatholicUniversity of

America

Armed ForcesRetirement Home

Howard UniversitySchool of Divinity

Saint Paul’sCollege

fact sheet

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Woodley Park

Brookland - CUA

Columbia Heights

TAYLOR ST NE

IRVING ST NW

IRVING ST NW

COLUMBIARD NW

NO

RT H

CA

PIT

OL

ST

KENYON ST NW

MICHIGAN AVE

MICHIG

ANAVE

NE

COLUMBIA RD NW

PAR

KP

LN

W

HARVARD ST NW

CALVERT ST NW

16TH

ST

NW

SOUTH DAKOTA AVE NE

GEO

RGIA AVE N

W

Study Area

Context Area N

HowardUniversity

McMillan

TrinityWashingtonUniversity

The CatholicUniversity of

America

Armed ForcesRetirement Home

Howard UniversitySchool of Divinity

Saint Paul’sCollege

www.dccrosstownstudy.com

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Project Kick-off

Data Consolidation and Existing Conditions

Analysis

Data Development and Screen Preliminary

Concepts

Concepts

Develop Preferred Concepts and

Recommendations

Crosstown Multimodal Study Final Plan

Website Launch: January 2016

Public Workshop 1: February 2, 2016

Agency Advisory Meeting

Agency Advisory Meeting

Agency Advisory Meeting

Public Workshop 4: September 2016

Continued Public Feedback Period

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Schedule

Public Workshop 2: April 20, 2016

Public Workshop 3: June 9, 2016Engagement Events: June 11, 2016

▹ SCHEDULE

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Project website: www.dccrosstownstudy.com