Type: Planning + Design Scale: City-wide Status: commencing November 15, 2021 Under the leadership and direction of the Culver City City Council and the Culver City Transportation Department, the MOVE Culver City project was born. This project is implementing the guiding principles set forth in the City’s Transit Oriented Development Visioning…
Following the completion of the City’s Pedestrian Enhancement Plan, Street Plans was hired to create Jersey City’s first bicycle master plan and a bikeway design guide.
In January 2018, Street Plans and partner Graffito SP were hired by Wexford Science + Technology to execute placemaking studies in five cities in which the company is developing “innovation communities”.
Together with Vermont-based engineering firm DuBois & King, Street Plans led Plan BTV Walk/Bike – Burlington’s first citywide planning effort focused on active transportation.
Street Plans was hired by the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments (MWCOG) and Charles County to enhance bicycle and pedestrian connectivity within the Waldorf Urban Area.
For the Streetopia campaign launch, Transportation Alternatives hired Street Plans to create detailed visions for what car-free or car-lite neighborhood streets could look like throughout different New York City boroughs.
Street Plans assisted Dover, Kohl & Partners alongside the City of Miami Beach’s master plan steering committee, in the creation of the North Beach Master Plan.
Street Plans was hired by the City of Ponderay to produce the Ponderay Greenbelt and Pathways Master Plan, which outlines 18 priority projects to shape Ponderay’s future growth.
The SmartCode Bicycle Module was researched and authored by Mike Lydon and Tony Garcia of The Street Plans Collaborative, with assistance from Zachary Adelson. Street Plans has calibrated the module in El Paso, Texas and Fitchburg, WI.
Street Plans was retained by the City of Somerville to assist with the creation of the Davis Square and East Somerville neighborhood master plans to achieve the goals outlined in the SomerVision plan.
