Equitable Development Around Transit

The Equitable Development Around Transit process has focused on planning for housing and other land uses around bus rapid transit (BRT). Plan participants indicated overwhelmingly that the city should grow in a more sustainable and transit-oriented way and that ensuring that benefits of transit are shared equitably is crucial. The Equitable Transit-Oriented Development Guidebook provides strategies for achieving both of those goals, with a focus on housing affordability, walkability, and allowing more housing and employment options near BRT stations. This quick survey looks to see how well those ideas achieve those goals. Don't have the time to read the guidebook? No problem! Check out the video below.

How well do the recommendations address the goal of a more sustainable city that grows more around transit than it has in the past?

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How well do the recommendations meet the goal of ensuring that the benefits of BRT are shared equitably, meaning that affordable housing options exist along the corridors and displacement is minimized?

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Equitable Development Around Transit

Equitable Development Around Transit

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How well do the recommendations address the goal of a more sustainable city that grows more around transit than it has in the past?

Question title

How well do the recommendations meet the goal of ensuring that the benefits of BRT are shared equitably, meaning that affordable housing options exist along the corridors and displacement is minimized?