Beginning in 2021, the CCRPC embarked on an update of the Chittenden County Park & Ride Plan. This plan identifies opportunities for improvements to the existing facilities and evaluates the potential for new facilities that will benefit commuters and residents throughout Chittenden County and the adjacent communities. The Plan created a vision statement for the purpose and function of park & rides, completed an inventory of existing facilities, prioritized a list of park & ride and intercept facilities, and created an implementation plan. The updated Plan incorporates elements from the 2011 Plan using a revised approach to account for the many changes in the demand for park & rides, remote work, and general changes in travel behavior.

Appendices for the City of Winooski Parking Management Plan.

The City of Winooski Parking Management Plan (PMP) takes a comprehensive view of the state of vehicle parking in the city. This PMP also looks outside of the downtown core, which was the focus of a previous parking study in 2017. Appendices can be found under a separate entry.

This project was a collaborative effort between the City of South Burlington, Burlington International Airport, and the adjoining Chamberlin Neighborhood, facilitated by CCRPC with consulting assistance by RSG, intended to help each party understand dynamics, relationships, and impacts that each has upon the other; and ultimately, to help the neighborhood identify short-, medium-, and long-term improvements that could be made to help minimize adverse impacts of Airport operations, and to help make the neighborhood more livable.

This project is a two-phase study of this north south corridor in Burlington.  The study area extends from the intersection of Riverside Avenue & North Winooski Avenue south to the intersection of Shelburne Road & Willard Street. It encompasses Winooski Avenue, Union Street, and Willard Street, as well as some cross streets. In phase 1 a traffic microsimulation model was developed to investigate traffic implications associated with five alternative traffic patterns, with the goal of providing an improved north-south corridor for all travel modes.