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Active and Public Transportation Connectivity between North Temple TOD and Jordan Park River Trail
Principal Investigator:
Ivis Garcia, University of Utah
Co-Investigators:
- Christie Oostema , University of Utah
Summary:
Students in the University of Utah’s Westside Studio researched and developed this project by studying the west side’s history and demographics, conducting surveys and focus groups with residents and performing on-site analyses of infrastructure and amenities. This report explores active transportation connections between the Jordan River Parkway Trail and the North Temple corridor on the west sid...
Students in the University of Utah’s Westside Studio researched and developed this project by studying the west side’s history and demographics, conducting surveys and focus groups with residents and performing on-site analyses of infrastructure and amenities. This report explores active transportation connections between the Jordan River Parkway Trail and the North Temple corridor on the west side of Salt Lake City, Utah. Its purpose is to evaluate sidewalks, trails and transit and to document their connections to neighborhood assets. This information is then used to diagnose issues and propose improvements that will strengthen those connections to better promote active transportation methods like walking and bicycling.
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Project Details
| Project Type: | Small Starts |
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| Project Status: | Completed |
| End Date: | May 31, 2017 |
| UTC Funding: | $14,642 |
Downloadable Products
- Learn about community engaged leaning using Westside Studio as a case study (PRESENTATION)
- Active and Public Transportation Connectivity between North Temple TOD and Jordan Park River Trail (PRESENTATION)
- Active and Public Transportation Connectivity between North Temple TOD and Jordan Park River Trail (FINAL_REPORT)
- Video - Research Process (WEBSITE)
- NITC Student Video Contest: UofU Planning Submission (WEBSITE)
- Active Transportation and Perceptions of Safety: A Case Study of a Regional Trail and a Transit Corridor in Salt Lake City, Utah. (PUBLICATION)
- Commentary: Better Use of Jordan River Parkway Trail, North Temple Corridor Could Strengthen West Side Economy (PUBLICATION)
- Active and Public Transportation Connectivity Between North Temple and The Jordan River Parkway Trail. (REPORT)