Planning Programs and Projects
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| Year | Project Title | Program | Project Type | Project Partner | Budget | Funding Source(s) | Status | |||||||
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| + | Morton Grove TOD Zoning Update | Community Planning | TOD Zoning | Morton Grove | $25,000 |
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Not Available Description
This project assisted the Village with the creation of revised zoning regulations to encourage, attract and allow TOD investment in areas near the Morton Grove Metra station. Previous to the update the zoning code did not reflect current market demands or development patterns, nor did it always allow the types of development the Village envisions in the Metra station TOD area.
Current Activities
The Village Board adopted the code amendments in December 2018. The RTA will monitor for success of the revised zoning code.
Funding Amounts by Source
Last Updated 12.12.2019 |
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| + | Mount Prospect Metra Station Bicycle Parking | Access to Transit Program | Pedestrian Access to Transit | Mount Prospect | $168,500 |
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Not Available Description
The project improved bicycle access to the Mount Prospect Metra station and downtown area with the installation of shelters and concrete pads to accommodate 60 new covered bicycle parking spaces. Current Activities
The project was completed in fall of 2017. Improvements are making transit more accessible to cyclists, potentially increasing ridership along the Union Pacific Northwest Line. These improvements have also increased bicycle access to Pace Routes 234 (which has a shelter at Northwest Highway and Emerson) and 694 (stops at Prospect Avenue and Main Street). Funding Amounts by Source
Last Updated 05.18.2021 |
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| + | - | Naperville_Ride DuPage to Work '16-17 | Section 5310 / JARC / NF | Operating | Naperville | $1,671,384 |
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Not Available Description
This project continues to operate as part of the Ride DuPage program. Older adults are afforded increased employment opportunities by providing them with transportation to jobs outside of their own town and at times that may extend beyond traditional work hours. Seven local governments sponsor the service. Current Activities
The operating service provided 1,200 trips in May 2021. Ridership has been affected due to COVID-19. This project is complete. Funding Amounts by Source
Last Updated 11.24.2023 |
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| + | Oak Forest Metra Station and Pace Route Improvements | Access to Transit Program | Pedestrian Access to Transit | Oak Forest | $564,887 |
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Not Available Description
Improvements to the Oak Forest station area include improving sidewalk connectivity, signage, ADA accessibility, and pedestrian lighting. Access to eight Pace bus stops on Route #383 will also be improved. Current Activities
The Village continues work to obtain IDOT required temporary easement documentation from multiple impacted property owners. Funding Amounts by Source
Last Updated 04.26.2024 |
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| + | Olympia Fields TOD Zoning Update | Community Planning | TOD Zoning | Olympia Fields | $25,000 |
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Completed | |||||||
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Description
This project developed specific zoning regulations and guidelines to reflect and implement the previously-adopted Village Town Center Plan. This plan outlines strategies for the Village to attract and encourage TOD investment near the 203rd Street Metra station. Form-based regulations were included in the revised code.
Current Activities
The revised zoning code and associated design guidelines were adopted by the Village Board in September 2018.
Funding Amounts by Source
Last Updated 12.12.2019 |
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| + | Pace Central Harlem Avenue Corridor Study | Community Planning | Corridor Planning | Pace Suburban Bus | $199,500 |
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Completed | |||||||
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Description
This project completed transit access and land use study with recommended ways to improve transit accessibility while identifying and promoting potential land uses that compliment transit service along the 10 mile stretch of Harlem Avenue, from North Avenue to 71st Street. This project continued the momentum of the previously completed Southwest Conference of Mayors sponsored Harlem Avenue Corridor Project (from 63rd Street to I-80), which has experienced successful implementation efforts. The project area is slated for future Pulse Pulse service, which is an Arterial Rapid Transit service. Current Activities
The final report was completed in November of 2018 has been shared with Pace and members of the steering committee. Rezoning work is talking place in 2021 and 2022 along the sections of Harlem Ave within Riverside and Berwyn, as recommended in the plan. Funding Amounts by Source
Last Updated 07.28.2021 |
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| + | - | Phase VI Regional Call Center '16-'17 | Section 5310 / JARC / NF | Mobility Management | Pace Suburban Bus | $2,216,885 |
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Not Available Description
Phase VI of Pace's Regional Call Center takes reservations for dial a ride and demand response services to seniors and individuals with disabilities. The Call Center provides comprehensive mobility management services that improve the coordination and operation of transportation services. Current Activities
This project has fully expended grant funds.
Funding Amounts by Source
Last Updated 11.19.2023 |
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| + | - | RGAs Ensuring Access to the Community '16-17 | Section 5310 / JARC / NF | Operating | Ray Graham Association | $2,717,340 |
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Completed | ||||||
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Not Available Description
Individuals with disabilities are transported from their homes to Community Learning Centers and to a variety of other activities including grocery shopping, medical appointments, volunteer opportunities and recreational activities. Current Activities
The operating service provided 15,668 trips in June 2022. This project is complete. Funding Amounts by Source
Last Updated 11.24.2023 |
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| + | Richton Park Metra Station and Pace Route Access Improvements | Access to Transit Program | Pedestrian Access to Transit | Richton Park | $352,003 |
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Completed | |||||||
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Not Available Description
Project improvements include crosswalks, sidewalk connectors, ADA accessibility improvements at the Richton Park Metra station and along Pace Route #362. Current Activities
Construction of this project is complete. Awaiting IDOT closeout. Funding Amounts by Source
Last Updated 06.24.2022 |
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| + | - | Ride in Kane Phase 15 & 16 | Section 5310 / JARC / NF | Operating | Association for Individual Development (AID) | $3,088,396 |
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Not Available Description
This project coordinates paratransit services in Kane County into a centralized system that optimizes transportation resources for older adults and persons with disabilities. The sponsors of this project include multiple private non-profit organizations and local units of government. Current Activities
The operating service provided 3,740 trips in June 2021. Ridership has been affected due to COVID-19. Funding Amounts by Source
Last Updated 11.22.2023 |
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