PEL and Corridor Planning

State of the Practice Review of Planning and Environment Linkages Implementation in Corridor Planning

July 2014

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Figure 1: Balancing the Objectives, An Integrated Approach (Source: Woodville Highway South Corridor Study)

Extended image description

Graphic image from Florida’s Woodville Highway South Corridor Study titled “Balancing the Objectives: An Integrated Plan for Woodville Corridor.” The image is divided into three vertical sections: inputs on the left (Project Goals/Objectives) and the right (Project Participants) contribute to the Balanced Objectives in the middle.

The Project Goals/Objectives are:

• Development & Smart Growth
  • DRIs
  • Land Development Regulations
  • Transit-Oriented Development
  • Future Land Use
  • Market Analysis
• Local & Regional Plans
  • Leon Comprehensive Plan
  • Wakulla Comprehensive Plan
  • Hurricane Evacuation Plan
• Transportation Plans/Programs
  • CRTPA 2030
  • NWFTCA
  • TIP (2009-2013)
  • TLCPO
• Implementation Plans
  • Costs
  • PD&E Phasing
  • Modal Diversity
  • Funding Strategies
  • Economic Development
• Natural Resources
  • Springshed
  • Wakulla State Forest
  • Apalachicola National Forest
  • Wetlands
  • T&E Species

The Project Participants are:

• Public Officials
  • Leon County
  • Wakulla County
  • City of Tallahassee
  • Regional
  • State
  • Federal
• Woodville Corridor Study Team
  • Project Management Team
  • Project Steering Committee
• Transportation Agencies
  • CRTPA
  • TLCPD
  • FDOT
  • FHWA/FTA
  • Wakulla County Public Works
  • Leon County Public Works
  • City of Tallahassee Public Works
• Stakeholders
  • Residents
  • Businesses
  • Property Owners
  • Recreational Users
  • Institutions
  • Tourists
  • Others

The three objectives (Transportation, Land Use, and Environmental & Neighborhood Preservation) are represented by three overlapping circles, whose intersection is labeled “Vison.”

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