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Project Overview

The Rosemead-Lakewood (RoseWood) Complete Corridor Vision Plan will develop a conceptual plan to integrate bus-rapid transit (BRT), active transportation facilities (ATP), and transit-oriented development (TOD) along the 16.7-mile segment from Rosemead to Long Beach.

The project will analyze and document baseline conditions for transit service and operations, multimodal access, connectivity, and traffic safety. The project will prepare the plan document with input from residents, stakeholders, and responsible agencies.

Project Elements

Bus Rapid Transit

Transit priority light synchronization system
Feasible configuration alternatives, segment-by-segment
Station locations, conceptual site plans and design guidelines
Operations and maintenance considerations
Unique service branding (buses, stations)

Active Transportation

Class-IV protected bikeways and extended sidewalks where feasible
Safety enhancements at intersections
Corridor beautification and amenities

Transit-Oriented Development

Transit-supportive zoning and land uses
Mixed-use urban development
Building types and density
Integrated parks and open space
Parking demand management programs
Special assessment districts and/or value capture mechanisms
Utility capacity enhancements
Community design guidelines
Special branding, signage, and furniture by segment

Project Benefits

Regional mobility and access to destinations
Safe streets, active lifestyles, and placemaking
Environmental sustainability and climate resilience
Economic growth and community development

Project Team