File #: ID# 16-196    Name:
Type: Report Status: General Business
File created: 8/18/2016 In control: Planning Commission
On agenda: 8/22/2016 Final action:
Title: Study session on the Mineral Light Rail Station Area Plan
Attachments: 1. PlanningBoard Aug 22 study session presentation, 2. MineralStationArea Vision and Design Principles - draft, 3. Littleton Mineral Station Market Assessment FINAL DRAFT 05_31_16 (2), 4. CommunityOpenHouseSummaryNotes3-16-16 FINAL, 5. Mineral Station June2 CommunityMtgFINAL, 6. CommunityMtg July 26 FINAL, 7. CitywidePlan2014, 8. MineralStationScheduleGraphic for PB
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Agenda Date: 8/22/16

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Study session on the Mineral Light Rail Station Area Plan
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Presented By:
Jocelyn Mills, Community Development Director


STUDY SESSION SUMMARY: The study session will include a presentation and update on the Mineral Light Rail Station Area Plan project. Earlier this same evening will be a community open house on the project (from 4 to 6pm at the Carson Nature Center). The Mineral Advisory Group has been invited to participate in this study session.

PROJECT BACKGROUND: As identified in the 2014 Citywide Plan, Figure D, which provides a list of all Littleton neighborhoods, corridors and activity areas within the city that need action to be taken for updates and/or creation of new plans to address vision and future needs of each area, the Mineral Light Rail Station area is listed as a high priority to create a plan. The Citywide Plan is an attachment provided and Figure D is on page "Introduction - 8" of that plan.

Earlier this year, the planning process for creation of an area plan for the Mineral Light Rail Station got underway. Prior to this, in 2015 the city issued a request for proposals and subsequently hired the firm of Progressive Urban Management Associates and their team to assist with this planning project. PUMA's team includes experts in land use planning, landscape and urban design, traffic and transportation, economic development, and ecological resources.

To date, the project has included several community meetings (information on these past meetings are provided in the attachments) as well as information and surveys posted on LittletonPlans.org. Community input has been essential to the process and overall development of each step building upon the previous community meetings and input received. Additionally, throughout the project, a Mineral Advisory Group has participated in the planning process, the group consists of a variety of stakeholders that represent adjacent landowners to the Mineral...

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