WASSON WAY TRAIL DESIGNA PLACE-BASED APPROACH TO BUILDING WORLD-CLASS INFRASTRUCTURE

PREPARED FORTHE CITY OF CINCINNATI &

THE WASSON WAY ORGANIZATION

International Forerunner in People-First Transportation Planning

Building Community Through Vibrant Public Space

Unparalleled Experience in Engineering Complex Infrastructure

Michael King•  Public Engagement & Public Processes•  Transportation Design

Darren Meyer•  Overall Project Lead & Point of Responsibility•  Lead Designer: Character, Experience & Function•  Public Engagement & Public Process Lead

Steven Smith•  Burgess & Niple Project Manager•  Civil & Transportation Engineering•  Technical & Regulatory Engineering Lead

Steven Anslinger•  Transportation Lead•  Bridge Engineering 

Clete Benken•  MKSK Team Leader

•  Project Manager & Client Point of Contact•  Team Supervisor & Project Quality Control

Joe Nickol•  MKSK Urban Design 

•  Urban Development Strategies

INTRODUCTIONS

SAFETY

EFFICIENCY

MOBILITY

SINGLE USE

A TO B

COMMUNITY EVENTS

DINING & SOCIAL LIFE

18 HR VIBRANCY & AMBIENCE

NEIGHBORHOOD SHOPPING

ART & PLACEMAKING

EXISTING PLACES

88% 350%OF CINCINNATIANS WANT SAFE PEDESTRIAN AND BICYCLE OPTIONS.OKI

INCREASE IN CINCINNATI BIKE COMMUTING OVER LAST 15 YEARS.THIRD HIGHEST IN COUNTRY.LEAGUE OF AMERICAN BICYCLISTS

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SIGNATURE CITY ADDRESSESTAP INTO SOUL OF EACH NEIGHBORHOODPLAN FOR TRAIL-ORIENTED DEVELOPMENTRECRUIT COMPLEMENTARY USES

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The Wasson Way initiative will positively transform the neighborhoods that it connects and elevate the city’s overall livability. As with any major transportation project, the Wasson Way goals recognize that the impact of a path or roadway is much greater than just the movement of people. Substantial community benefit can be leveraged from the creative re-purposing of rail infrastructure for a public amenity as evidenced by the internationally significant Bloomingdale Trail project in Chicago and the High Line in New York City.

In order to achieve the greatest benefit to the community and sustain long-term use and stewardship, the Wasson Way project must provide the core infrastructure (pathway) paired with a thoughtful and strategic approach to knitting this infrastructure into surrounding neighborhoods. How does Wasson Way engage nearby shops, restaurants, parks, institutions, homes, businesses and the river system? How can it spur economic and community development? How will the character and image of the corridor change? And how can neighborhood life be revitalized with a vibrant new linear park?

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MOBILITYPROVIDE UNIVERSAL ACCESS FOR ALL CONNECT TO REGIONAL AND CITY NETWORKSINTEGRATE TRANSPORTATION NETWORKALLOW FOR EASY MODE TRANSFERS

NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENTOPTIMIZE NEIGHBORHOOD IMPACTSBROADEN MARKET & LIFESTYLE APPEALINCREASE RETAIL SALESINCREASE PROPERTY VALUESINCREASE NUMBER & QUALITY OF JOBS

PUBLIC SPACEBUILD A PLACE TO MOVE & SPEND TIMECAPITALIZE ON KEY VIEW SHEDSCURATE ACTIVATION & PROGRAMMINGPROVIDE SUSTAINABLE STEWARDSHIP

SIGNATURE CITY ADDRESSESTAP INTO SOUL OF EACH NEIGHBORHOODPLAN FOR TRAIL-ORIENTED DEVELOPMENTRECRUIT COMPLEMENTARY USES

HEALTHY LIVINGALLOW FOR ACTIVE LIFESTYLESBUILD PLACES FOR SOCIALIZINGLINK SCHOOLS, HOMES & NEIGHBORHOODSPROMOTE ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP

The Wasson Way initiative will positively transform the neighborhoods that it connects and elevate the city’s overall livability. As with any major transportation project, the Wasson Way goals recognize that the impact of a path or roadway is much greater than just the movement of people. Substantial community benefit can be leveraged from the creative re-purposing of rail infrastructure for a public amenity as evidenced by the internationally significant Bloomingdale Trail project in Chicago and the High Line in New York City.

In order to achieve the greatest benefit to the community and sustain long-term use and stewardship, the Wasson Way project must provide the core infrastructure (pathway) paired with a thoughtful and strategic approach to knitting this infrastructure into surrounding neighborhoods. How does Wasson Way engage nearby shops, restaurants, parks, institutions, homes, businesses and the river system? How can it spur economic and community development? How will the character and image of the corridor change? And how can neighborhood life be revitalized with a vibrant new linear park?

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1 • Urban Design / Landscape Architecture

• MKSK• Nelson

Nygaard

• Urban Conditions Assessment• Initial Stakeholder Engagement

/ Goal Setting• Benchmarking / Relevant Best

Practices• Initial Project Program of

Requirements

• Conceptual Site Design• Catalytic Development Opp’s• Park & Open Space Design

Opportunities• Signature Design Elements• Long Term Implementation

Strategy(s) with Stakeholders

• Preliminary Trail Phasing, Alignment and Grading

• Supplemental Scope Defi nition• Priority Placemaking, Park &

Open Space Design Concepts

• Refi ned Site Plans & Details • Final Site Plans & Details • Bid Addenda as necessary

• RFI Responses

• Site Observation• RFI Responses• Design Bulletins

as Necessary• Shop Drawing

and Submittal Review

2 • Tra� c Management, Access / Linkage, Signalization & Signing

• Nelson Nygaard

• B&N

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Alternatives• Bikeway Connectivity Options

• Non-signalized Crossing Recommendations

• Bikeway Connectivity Rec’s

• Non-signalized Crossing Design• Bikeway Connectivity Master

Plan Update

• Detailed Striping & Crossing Plans

• Final Signal Design, Striping & Crossing Details

• Detailed Striping & Crossing Plans

3 • Grading, Drainage & Green Infrastructure

• MKSK• B&N• Baumann

• Stormwater Management & Green Infrastructure Policy & Development Goals

• Master Plan Green Infrastructure Strategies & Potential Devices

• USACE / Ohio EPA Coordination

• Green Infrastructure Facility Preliminary Layout Plan & Rough Calculations

• Green Infrastructure Facility Preliminary Details

• Green Infrastructure Facility Final Details

4 • Structure & Facility Design

• B&N • Bridge / Culvert Structure Inspections

• Retrofi t / Replacement Potential • Preliminary Structural / Accesibility / Safety Design Details

• Value Engineering Testing / Options for Bridge Retrofi ts

• Refi ned Structural Design• Value Engineering Testing /

Options for Bridge Retrofi ts

• Final Structural Design

5 • Utility Design • B&N • Detailed Survey Review and Utility Audit

• Public and Private Utility Investigations

• Lighting Design Concepts

• Preliminary Utility Layout• Lighting Design Refi nement

• Refi ned Utility Layout • Draft Final Utility Final Design

6 • Signage & Wayfi nding

• DOTE • Signage & Wayfi nding Design Strategy

• Signage & Wayfi nding Concepts • Signage & Wayfi nding Look & Feel Strategy

• Signage & Wayfi nding Design Details

• Final Signage & Wayfi nding Design

7 • General Tasks • Full Team • Permit Process Strategy• Supplemental Survey /

Geotechnical Investigations• Project Management &

Communications Plan

• Conceptual Outline Budget• Project Management &

Communications Plan

• Initial Line-item Budget• Outline Technical Specifi cations

• Updated Line-item Cost Estimate

• Outline Technical Specifi cations

• Final Cost Estimate with Bid Alternates as Appropriate

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Preliminary conceptual plan check-in with city o� cials

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Maintenance of Tra� c Strategy Final construction permit approval

MOT Plan Implementation

ODOT/ USACE / Jurisdictional Permitting Meet with ODOT / USACE to discuss development & permitting considerations

Conceptual permit review ODOT / USACE permitting review period with periodic check-in

ODOT / USACE permit submittal ODOT / USACE permit review fi nalization

ODOT / USACE permit review fi nalization

Coordination Meetings Client Group Review Meetings Client Group Review Meetings Client Group Review Meetings Client Group Review Meetings Client Group Review Meetings Client Group Review Meetings

Client Group Review Meetings

Public Input Public Review Meeting 1 Public Review Meeting 2

Work Product • Site Analysis• Project Program of

Requirements

• Conceptual Design Package• Outline Budget

• Design Development Package• Updated Outline Budget

• 50% Construction Document Package

• Draft Detailed Cost Estimate

• 100% Construction Document Package

• Final Detailed Cost Estimate• Preliminary M.O.T. Plan

• Bid Document• P.I.P.• M.O.T. Plan

REVISED NOVEMBER 20, 2015

PRELIMINARY WORK PLAN

PRELIMINARY WORK PLAN

BEST PRACTICES

INDIANAPOLIS CULTURAL TRAIL THE HIGHLINE, NEW YORK, NY BROAD RIPPLE, INDIANAPOLIS, IN

MONON TRAIL, INDIANAPOLIS, IN BLOOMINGDALE TRAIL, CHICAGO, ILTHE HIGHLINE, NEW YORK, NY

MKSKPURPOSE COLLABORATIONOUTCOMES

OUR PRACTICE

Urban DesignCommunity PlanningParks & RecreationCampus PlanningPrivate DevelopmentTransportation EnhancementsHealthcare

Image: Westerville Uptown Plan

COLUMBUS | LEXINGTON | COVINGTON | INDIANAPOLIS | WEST LAFAYETTE

Image: Scioto Mile

SHAPE PLACE

Make places that perform.Make places that transform.Make places that inspire.

IMPACT LIVES

Serve people.Serve the community.Serve the environment.

Image: Livingston Park Cultural Panels

SHARE THE STORY

Measure the results.Reveal the significance.Elicit reaction.

SPIRIT OF WOMEN PARK, DUBLIN OHIO

URBAN DESIGN

ARENA DISTRICT, COLUMBUS, OH

MCFERSON COMMONS, COLUMBUS, OH

LUDLOW ALLEY, COLUMBUS, OH

LUDLOW ALLEY, COLUMBUS, OH

DOWNTOWN PUBLIC REALM ENHANCEMENTS, COLUMBUS, OH

SCIOTO MILE, COLUMBUS, OH

SCIOTO MILE, COLUMBUS, OH

SCIOTO GREENWAYS, COLUMBUS, OH

SCIOTO MILE, COLUMBUS, OH

CHEAPSIDE PARK MARKET PAVILION, LEXINGTON, KY

COMMUNITY PLANNING

LEXINGTON COMMERCIAL CORRIDOR STUDY, LEXINGTON, KY

REDEVELOPMENT PLAN, SOUTH CLARKSVILLE, IN

REDEVELOPMENT PLAN, SOUTH CLARKSVILLE, IN

DOWNTOWN URBAN DESIGN PLAN, CHARLESTON, WV

UPTOWN WESTERVILLE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN, WESTERVILLE, OH

SCIOTO AUDUBON METRO PARK, COLUMBUS, OH

PARKS AND RECREATION

LIVINGSTON PARK, COLUMBUS, OH

GRANGE INSURANCE AUDUBON CENTER, COLUMBUS, OH

RIVERSCAPE PH III ENTERTAINMENT PAVILION & BIKE HUB, DAYTON, OH

RIVERSCAPE PH III ENTERTAINMENT PAVILION & BIKE HUB, DAYTON, OH

SUMMIT PARK MASTER PLAN, BLUE ASH, OH

LOUISVILLE WATERFRONT PARK, LOUISVILLE, KY

CAMPUS PLANNING

THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY CAMPUS BIKEWAYS SUB-DISTRICT PLAN, COLUMBUS, OH

THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY CUNZ HALL RENOVATION, COLUMBUS, OH

COLUMBUS COLLEGE OF ART & DESIGN QUADRANGLE, COLUMBUS, OH

PRIVATE DEVELOPMENT

THE WATERFRONT, PITTSBURGH, PA

BOB EVANS CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS, NEW ALBANY, OH

TRANSPORTATION ENHANCEMENTS

STATE STREET MASTER PLAN, WEST LAFAYETTE, IN

RICH & MAIN STREET BRIDGES, COLUMBUS, OH

TOWN BRANCH TRAIL, LEXINGTON, KY

LEXINGTON, KY

HEALTHCARE

CHLOIS G. INGRAM SPIRIT OF WOMEN PARK, COLUMBUS, OH

CHLOIS G. INGRAM SPIRIT OF WOMEN PARK, COLUMBUS, OH

PITTSBURGH NORTH SHORE MASTER PLAN, PITTSBURGH, PA

10 W. NATIONWIDE, COLUMBUS, OH  (LEED SILVER)

LANDSCAPES

JAMES CLARKSON ENVIRONMENTAL DISCOVERY CENTER, WHITE LAKE, MI

CROCKER PARK, WESTLAKE, OH

SCIOTO AUDUBON METRO PARK, COLUMBUS, OH