Transportation and Streetscape Study
Project Manager:
SHARLENE REED
Ward 5 Transportation Planner
District Department of Transportation
2000 14th Street NW
Washington, DC 20009
P (202) 671-2407
F (202) 671-0617
Sharlene.Reed@dc.gov
Introduction
The District Department of Transportation, along with a consulting team from David Volkert & Assoc. Eng., P.C. and Michael Baker Jr., Inc., is embarking on a study of the Brookland Area. The Brookland Transportation and Streetscape Study focuses on multi-modal transportation enhancements and streetscape design to strengthen and catalyze economic development and vitality of the community.
Brookland's envisioned Main Street 'Core'
Study Goals and Objectives
- Enhance transit connectivity, pedestrian and bicyclist safety, accessibility, and efficiency.
- Reduce traffic congestion at key intersections.
- Reduce impact of truck traffic on residential neighborhoods.
- Lay the groundwork for future transportation investments.
- Reinforce a sense of place through creative and sustainable urban design, and create a safe, inviting, and interesting public realm that supports diversity of use and activities.
Brookland's improved residential area
Final Update
May 1, 2007
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Final Event
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