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06/11/2019
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2019-090
Agenda Item Number
10.A.1.
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IRC Comprehensive Plan 2030 (with RESO 2019-041)
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Text Amendments for Capital Improvements and Transportation
Text of amendments sent to state and regional authority for approval before adoption
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2019-041
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Comprehensive Plan <br />Transportation Element <br />Ryanwood shopping center, Target, Lowes, Home Depot, the Wal-Mart Superstore and Sam's <br />Club. South Vero Square and Oslo Plaza shopping centers were located in the southern part of <br />the county. North County retail centers included the Riverwalk Shopping Center, the Sebastian <br />Wal-Mart Superstore and the downtown Sebastian area. <br />Through its Indian River Transit division, the Senior Resource Association operates a fixed route <br />transit system six days per week. The fixed route service, which in 2007 became formally <br />known as the GoLine, is free and available to all riders. There are currently eleve-fifteen routes <br />that operate countywide. These routes are depicted in Figures 4.5A 4.5K. ,Five of those routes <br />have limited service on Saturdays. <br />In April 2017, the Main Transit Hub moved into its new permanent <br />facility, located in Vero Beach on the south side of 16th Street adjacent to the FEC Railroad. <br />Seven GoLine routes connect at the Main Transit Hub, and the hub facility is used by <br />approximately 800 passengers each day. <br />Since the county's transit system was established, ridership has increased each year. In 2006, <br />From 2010/11 to 2015/16, passenger <br />trips increased from 895,462 per year to 1,156,034 per year, an increase of nearly 30% over five <br />years To enable a wider user group to access the transit system, the SRA offers complementary <br />dial -a -ride service for those persons who live more than '/4 mile from a bus stop and wish to use <br />the fixed route service. <br />In 20082013, the county performed a transit quality level of service (TQLOS) analysis as part of <br />its Transit Development Plan (TDP) major update. As shown on Table 4.3B, two TQLOS <br />indicators, Transit Frequency and Hours of Operation, were both at LOS E and LOS F. In terms <br />of the Travel Time level of service measure, there were variations between different routes on <br />the system, ranging from "B" on routes with little traffic and few -a couple of stops to "D" <br />for routes in the Vero Beach area; the average system -wide score was LOS B. The other <br />components of TQLOS are: Passenger Loading of transit vehicles, which was at ranged from <br />LOS A to LOS C; Reliability, which was at LOS CLOS A. and Service Coverage, which was at <br />LOS A. <br />Community Development Department <br />Indian River County 36 <br />APPENDIX A — Transportation Amendments <br />
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