2022-2033 Transportation Facilities Plan Update

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Thank you for your interest in the Transportation Facilities Plan. The consultation has now concluded.

Thank you for your interest in the update to the city’s Transportation Facilities Plan (TFP). Although the online open house is closed you are still able to view candidate projects.by visiting the Interactive TFP Candidate Project Map..

About the TFP

The TFP is the city’s 12-year, intermediate-range, transportation planning document that identifies priority improvements to roadways, intersections, bikeways and other transportation facilities. In September 2020, the city started the process to update the TFP. Staff are working with the Transportation Commission to identify candidate projects, establish criteria for project evaluation/prioritization and develop a prioritized list of recommended projects. Improvements in the TFP support ongoing growth in Bellevue and advance the development of a transportation system that serves needs of people using all modes: driving, walking, bicycling and transit, as well as those with mobility challenges. Community input helps to inform the prioritization of candidate projects and will be shared with the Transportation Commission which is tasked with reviewing and overseeing an update to the TFP every two to three years.

Please contact the staff listed to the right should you have specific questions.

Thank you.

Thank you for your interest in the update to the city’s Transportation Facilities Plan (TFP). Although the online open house is closed you are still able to view candidate projects.by visiting the Interactive TFP Candidate Project Map..

About the TFP

The TFP is the city’s 12-year, intermediate-range, transportation planning document that identifies priority improvements to roadways, intersections, bikeways and other transportation facilities. In September 2020, the city started the process to update the TFP. Staff are working with the Transportation Commission to identify candidate projects, establish criteria for project evaluation/prioritization and develop a prioritized list of recommended projects. Improvements in the TFP support ongoing growth in Bellevue and advance the development of a transportation system that serves needs of people using all modes: driving, walking, bicycling and transit, as well as those with mobility challenges. Community input helps to inform the prioritization of candidate projects and will be shared with the Transportation Commission which is tasked with reviewing and overseeing an update to the TFP every two to three years.

Please contact the staff listed to the right should you have specific questions.

Thank you.