The main purpose for Phase 2 of the Main-McVay Transit Study is to evaluate the most promising transit options for the Main Street-McVay Highway Corridor as potential solutions to address growing concerns about safety, congestion, and quality of life that could be improved through transportation improvements. The goal of Phase 2 of the Study is to identify the locally preferred solution that can be supported by the City Council and the LTD Board of Directors.
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View Transit Design Options by Corridor Segment.
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In January 2016, the Study entered Phase 2 and is focused on design specifics to inform the decision-making process and determined the community’s choice for a preferred solution. Subject to that decision, the process could move to Phase 3: Environmental Review.
Over the course of Phase 2, the project design team will work directly with business and property owners to avoid and reduce potential impacts to properties along the corridors. The public will have input opportunities through this website, presentations, open houses, mailings, and e-updates. See Public Involvement Page for details.
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Phase 2 – Preliminary Design Options Under Consideration – Updated June 2016
Phase 2 – Design Options & High Level Evaluation Report
For additional questions about this project, please contact:
Emma Newman, City of Springfield Project Manager, enewman@springfield-or.gov or 541.726.4585
Sasha Luftig, Lane Transit District Project Manager, Sasha.Luftig@ltd.org or 541.682.6135
