Over the last 10 years, the township developed more than 10 miles of trails and pathways that connect to a growing transit network and enhance first-and-last-mile access to core services that includes township hall, parks, local businesses, and the county’s Border-to-Border Trail.ĭeveloping greenways at this scale and over such a short time period requires both coordination and smart use of resources. One of the first actions from the township’s Master Plan was establishing a vision of greenways and a multimodal transportation system that supported all modes – driving, transit, walking, and biking. Each illustrate the diverse needs, holistic approach, leadership, and collaboration needed for transformative projects that improve the quality of life of current residents and contribute to attracting future residents. Included in this blog are just a handful of the projects that the township has developed or is in the process of developing. It creates a coherent and comprehensive development and preservation pattern resulting in practical, productive, and sustainable growth and conservation. Like all good plans, it planned for the future, created the environment for action, and set actions in place to implement projects. In 2010, Pittsfield Township adopted a Master Plan after two years hosting meetings and collecting input from residents. Upcoming SEMCOG Universities and On-Demand Webinar Library.Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality (CMAQ).Healthy and Attractive Environmental Assets.Access to Services, Jobs, Markets, & Amenities.Economic Development Maps and Data Tools.Ann Arbor to Detroit Regional Rail Project.Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP).Transportation Improvement Program (TIP).
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