Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) 2019

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The Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) is a rolling 6-year plan updated annually with a focus on maintaining the existing transportation network and improving it in a thoughtful, safe manner working within the financial constraints. The TIP covers City roadway, pedestrian, bicycle and other transportation projects.

Note: The City has an existing plan that identifies various future upgrades in pedestrian and bicycle facilities, many of which have been adopted into the TIP.

Each year, public comment and staff input are gathered to inform new proposed additions to the TIP; the City Council makes the final decision on each project's priority.

The Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) is a rolling 6-year plan updated annually with a focus on maintaining the existing transportation network and improving it in a thoughtful, safe manner working within the financial constraints. The TIP covers City roadway, pedestrian, bicycle and other transportation projects.

Note: The City has an existing plan that identifies various future upgrades in pedestrian and bicycle facilities, many of which have been adopted into the TIP.

Each year, public comment and staff input are gathered to inform new proposed additions to the TIP; the City Council makes the final decision on each project's priority.

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We encourage you to use the map tool to attach your comment or project suggestion to a certain location. The formal comment period closes April 15, 2019.

But if you have a general comment, please post it below; all comments will be considered as part of the public record and reviewed by staff. Be a good neighbor and keep your comments civil - please refer to our moderation policy for more details.  

[ If you have a specific question about the TIP process, or prefer to email comments, please contact the Public Works Department at PublicWorks@mercergov.org ]
This process has concluded for 2019
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If all the projects are completed on the current TIP, there will not be a safe N-S Ped/Bike Route nor will all the shoulders on East and West Mercer be completed. The N-S route deserves priority as it would serve students (traveling to IMS, Island Park, MIHS and Lake Ridge), commuters to the TC and light rail. All of these would reduce the need for expensive parking, increase health, and reduce our carbon emissions. On the plus side, at least an engineering study for the missing link in the N-S route will be completed, but the important thing will be to fund the implementation.

Jstan over 5 years ago
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