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Missoula Downtown Master Plan - Infrastructure Elements
Missoula's infrastructure is
aging. Most of the downtown area was built during the 1950's and 60's, and is
in need of improvement. Poor lighting, antiquated traffic signals, poor access
and circulation, and the need for more parking topped the list of downtown
infrastructure needs. A 20-year master plan has been produced through
the efforts of the Missoula Downtown Business Improvement District, Missoula
Parking Commission and private sector donors.
Missoula Street Lighting Districts
Through
a group effort and Crandall Arambula, a team of professional planning
consultants from Portland, Oregon, a visioning process will
shape the future of Downtown Missoula, and give us a clear understanding of how
to accomplish the goals this community sets for our Downtown. The Greater
Downtown Master Plan vision is to create a broadly accepted guiding tool that
ensures the long term health, character and vitality of our central city.
WGM
Group has participated in this visioning process from the beginning, and
produced the Missoula Greater Downtown
Master Plan - Infrastructure Elements final report. This report builds on the
previous infrastructure recommendations given in the 2005 Downtown Streets Project Report. This document provides the
following analysis and information:
Downtown Missoula Access and
Circulation
Public Infrastructure
Clark Fork Revitalization
Project
It
also offers infrastructure maps, such as sewers and storm drainage. There's a
detailed recommendation project list covering items, such as transportation,
sanitary sewer, storm drainage, and parking. Another section offers project
elements for the Clark Fork Revitalization Project to help restore riverbanks,
provide community trails and re-plant riparian vegetation to name a few.
You
can review this final report by clicking the link below.
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