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Aesthetic Guidelines for Transportation Projects
in Miami-Dade County 2009
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Pending consultant and project manager.
Develop a set of countywide aesthetic
guidelines and best practices to assist
transportation agencies, project
managers and consultants, as to how
aesthetics can be incorporated into
transportation projects. It is expected to
begin in September 2009, and cost
approximately $80,000.
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Bicycle Boulevard Planning Study 2009
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Pending consultant and project manager.
This study will look at ways to improve
conditions for bicycling through the
development of “bicycle boulevards”
within the county. It is expected to
begin in December 2009, and cost
approximately $80,000.
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Congestion Management Process (CMP) Update 2009
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Pending consultant and project manager.
This study will update the Congestion
Management System (CMS) to reflect the
new Federal requirement established
under SAFETEA-LU. This update will be
incorporated in the 2035 LRTP, as a
planning tool, as recommended in the
2007 Miami-Dade MPO Federal
Certification. It is expected to begin
in May 2009, and cost approximately
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Cutler Bay Transportation Master Plan 2010
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Pending consultant and project manager.
Study the existing and future conditions
of the transportation system within the
Town of Cutler Bay. It is expected to
begin in September 2010, and cost
approximately $60,000.
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Florida East Coast (FEC) Transit Connection
Study 2009
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Pending consultant and project manager.
This study will provide a status report
on recent developments and evaluate the
feasibility of implementing transit
services along FEC corridor from MIA to
the Dadeland area to complement a
planned bicycle trail facility also
known as the Ludlam Trail project. It is
expected to begin in May 2009, and cost
approximately $70,000.
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Transit On-Board Survey 2009
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Pending consultant and project manager.
The objective of this study is to
develop a data collection program that
meets FTA guidelines to support transit
modeling efforts. It is expected to
begin in December 2009, and cost
approximately $150,000.
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