TOD Implementation Project
The purpose of the Transit Oriented Development Implementation Project is to advance the plans prepared for the Station Area Planning Project (see below) from their current concept stage. This includes a variety of potential tasks, which will be undertaken on an as needed basis and as desired by the busway stakeholders. Click here for more information.
New Britain/Hartford Busway Station Area Planning Project
This project was a transit-oriented development study for the New Britain/Hartford Bus Rapid Transit line. The primary goal of the project was to coordinate transportation and land use planning in order to enhance development around transit stations and maximize the benefits of the busway investment. The project documents are available on our Publications Page.
TOD Documents:
Tools for Towns: TOD Chapter for the CRCOG Livable Communities Toolkit
New Britain/Hartford Busway Station Area Planning Documents
CRCOG/CCSU/RPA/CCM Joint Conference on TOD Materials
Day Hill Corporate Area: Transit Development Guidelines: Existing development in the Day Hill Road corridor in Windsor, and in many other suburban areas of the region, is auto-dependent and difficult to serve with bus transit. The guidelines in this brochure were developed to highlight best practices in transit-oriented development and to provide guidance for future developers who would like to build in a way that supports transit. Paper copies of this document are available. Contact Sandy Fry, sfry@crcog.org, if you would like a quantity of these brochures.
Other TOD Links and Materials