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Upper Market Street

Project Abstract

You need to consider the balance of traffic, transit and pedestrians. The lesson is if you exclude one of those elements from a community, or you put it in the wrong place, or you give too much turf to one mode or another, you'll have a problem. But if you get the right balance, you'll be successful. -Focus group participant

The Upper Market Street project was not a single project driven by a single planning process or goal. Rather, the street was redesigned incrementally over time, building on earlier decisions and through continued negotiations over the con- figuration, function, and balance of uses appropriate for such an important transportation artery.



You need to consider the balance of traffic, transit and pedestrians. The lesson is if you exclude one of those elements from a community, or you put it in the wrong place, or you give too much turf to one mode or another, you'll have a problem. But if you get the right balance, you'll be successful. -Focus group participant

The Upper Market Street project was not a single project driven by a single planning process or goal. Rather, the street was redesigned incrementally over time, building on earlier decisions and through continued negotiations over the con- figuration, function, and balance of uses appropriate for such an important transportation artery.
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