Reducing GHG emissions from Transportation using Smart Growth

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Reducing GHG emissions from Transportation using Smart Growth Land Use planners promote smart growth as the highest and best use of land Transportation planners promote balanced transportation systems that flow smoothly People concerned about global climate change try to reduce GHG Can’t we all just get along????

Transportation & Climate Change Project Regional Initiative: 7 participants along I-91 corridor Brattleboro, VT Windham Regional Commission Chicopee, MA Holyoke, MA Northampton, MA Pioneer Valley Planning Commission Hartford, CT

Goal Create and link viable local & regional strategies to address GHG and CAP emissions associated with VMT through smart growth initiatives Can’t manage what you don’t measure Need to link the planners with the tools Transportation needs to be addressed regionally

Project Activities – Phase 1 Completion of 5 local emissions inventories and action plans on the transportation sector Development of I-91 Corridor Strategy

Project Activities – Phase 2 Bring together stakeholders throughout region Transportation Finance Dialogues Implementation of local and regional action plans

Brattleboro, VT Location Efficient Mortgages Roads Adding medians and roundabouts Safe Routes to School Anti-Idling Campaign Public Transit Bee-Line Ridership up 30% in six months Running on Biodiesel (B20 blend)

Brattleboro Inventory and Reduction Targets …address global climate change at the local level, while improving public health, air quality, dependence on foreign oil, and overall quality of life. INVENTORY 45% of Brattleboro’s greenhouse gas emissions are produced by the transportation sector. Overall transportation emissions rose by 5.5% from 2000 to 2004. Emissions from I-91 rose by 2.1%. Emissions from other streets and roads rose by 6.8%. REDUCTION TARGETS Reduce transportation emissions to 2000 levels by 2010 Reduce transportation emissions to 10% below 2000 levels by 2020

Encourage Transit-Oriented Development CO2 Savings: 2,200 tons Co-Benefits: Enhanced public safety, public health, and quality of life. Increased convenience for residents and businesses. In February 2005, Town approved the Putney Road Master Plan, a 50-acre mixed use center that is pedestrian-oriented and provides a rich sense of place. Its goals include: Adding housing to offer the opportunity for live-work-shop places. Providing a mix of uses within close proximity to minimize reliance on automobiles. Providing housing opportunities for all incomes. Providing a pedestrian-friendly environment. Minimizing the amount of land devoted to parking. Managing traffic so that the public realm can by used by pedestrians and bicyclists. The Master Plan will be implemented through future zoning changes.

Northampton Sustainability Planning Safe Route to School Smart Growth Balanced Transportation Green Building Clean Energy Waste Reduction Idling Reduction Zip Car

Northampton, MA Bicycle and Multi-Use Travel Bicycle lanes on arterials and collector roads Transform bike paths into rail trail network Bicycle storage (public and private) Parking Ensure walkable downtown Park-and-ride lots (Leeds and Hospital Hill) Employee Cash Out Program: 200 tons annually; 5-10% reduction in VMT

Chicopee Center, Cabotville Mills, Ames Privilege Chicopee, MA Brownfield Development Mixed-Use Zoning Districts ------------------------------- Location Efficient Mortgages Industrial Park Carpools EnergyStar Home Ordinance Chicopee Center, Cabotville Mills, Ames Privilege

Holyoke, MA Bike Lanes Canal Walk Local Food Neighborhood schools Mixed-use Zoning Districts Bike Lanes Canal Walk Local Food

Hartford, CT Promote Telecommuting Buy more alternative fuel vehicles School bus diesel retrofit Expand LED traffic lights/crossing lights Explore ZipCar/FlexCar Implement Transit Oriented Development

PVPC & Windham Commission Join ICLEI Supplement GHG for remainder of I-91 Corridor Encourage participation of missing communities Assist with Inventories Integrate into RTPs, regional Land use and Clean Energy plans Implement

TOOLS Clean Air & Climate Protection Software MA Smart Growth Toolkit-pending Valley Vision Tool Kit Center for Clean Air Policy’s Guidebook and Emissions Calculator ICLEI’s Density VMT Calculator ICLEI’s Network

Pioneer Valley Planning Commission www.pvpc.org www.pvsustain.com Catherine Miller Principal Planner Pioneer Valley Planning Commission www.pvpc.org www.pvsustain.com http://forums.e-democracy.org/pioneer-valley 413/781-6045 cmiller@pvpc.org