Name of Study |
Planning |
Implementation |
Status |
2018 Campus Master Plan Update, Boise State University
2018 Campus Master Plan Update
Sponsor: Boise State University
Status: Updated January 14, 2016
Description: Boise State regularly updates its campus Master Plan focusing on providing the infrastructure to support the University’s strategic direction with input gathered from many stakeholders including: students, neighbors, administrators, faculty, staff, and the Boise community.
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X |
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Under Review |
5-Year Capital Improvement Plan (FY2019-2023), CCDC
5-Year Capital Improvement Plan (FY2019-2023), CCDC
Sponsor: CCDC
Status: Approved, August 29, 2018
Description: CCDC creates a 5-year fiscally responsible CIP as a predictable framework to collaborate with agency and community partners to achieve urban redevelopment goals and the long term vision for the city.
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X |
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In process |
5-Year Capital Improvement Plan, Golden Gate Highway District
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X |
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Ongoing |
ACHD Capital Improvements Plan (2016)
ACHD 2016 Capital Improvements Plan
Sponsor: Ada County
Status: Ongoing
Description: The Capital Improvements Plan (CIP) is a strategic document indicating projects with an anticipated need in the next 20 years based on traffic demand models and assumptions on growth patterns. While the CIP lists project years and funding estimates, this is largely a planning document and the projects will be further refined as they move onto the Integrated Five-Year Work Plan and undergo greater analysis. The Plan was last updated in 2016.
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X |
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Ongoing |
Ada County Capital Investment Program FY2019-2023
Ada County Capital Investment Program FY2019-2023
Sponsor: Ada County
Status: Updated annually
The Ada County Capital Investment Program (CIP) is prepared each year to promote good stewardship of the funding entrusted to the Offices, Departments and Enterprises that make up Ada County Government. This document describes the projects reviewed and considered under the FY19 CIP process by the Transformation Board, and which are then reviewed by the Board of County Commissioners (BOCC). The CIP facilitates coordinated planning, prioritization, and selection of capital projects as well as operational expenses that will receive funding.
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X |
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Annual |
Alternatives Analysis for Downtown Boise Circulator System
Alternatives Analysis for Downtown Boise Circulator System
Sponsor: City of Boise and the Capital City Development Corporation
Status: Ongoing
Description: The City of Boise will, in conjunction with its redevelopment agency, the Capital City Development Corporation, will undertake a study to determine the best routes for a circulator system that would connect Boise's downtown core with adjacent neighborhoods. The study will also determine the preferred mode to use, as well as take a closer look at how a circulator could best connect with and move within the Boise State University's campus. The Boise Depot is a natural node for the circulator system, as it is positioned along the primary traffic corridor that leads to downtown Boise. The Boise Depot would also allow the circulator to serve riders of a future planned commuter rail service at the Boise Depot.
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X |
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Ongoing |
Blueprint for Good Growth
Blueprint for Good Growth
Sponsor: COMPASS and Consortium of Ada County government entities
Status: Consortium meets annually
The project involves development of tools and policies to coordinate growth and transportation needs in Ada County. This study will be coordinated with, and complementary to, the update to Communities in Motion, the Regional Long-Range Transportation Plan prepared by COMPASS concurrent with this project. There will be no duplication of services between this project and Communities in Motion. See project web page for updates.
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X |
X |
On hold |
City of Kuna Downtown Revitalization Plan
City of Kuna Downtown Revitalization Plan
Sponsor: City of Kuna
Status: In Process
Description: The Kuna Downtown Revitalization Plan (Plan) will serve as a roadmap towards bringing the heart of Kuna back to life.
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X |
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Ongoing |
East Columbia Master Plan, City of Boise
East Columbia Master Plan, City of Boise
Sponsor: City of Boise
Status: Ongoing
Major land owners and partners in the planning area requested the City to delay development of the East Columbia Master Plan until they can fully engage in the effort. The delay is estimated at approximately two years. The City will coordinate development of the plan with a facilities master plan update at Micron Technology. (As of March 2, 2017)
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X |
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Ongoing |
Fairview Avenue Concept Design, Linder Road to Orchard Street
Fairview Avenue Concept Design, Linder Road/Orchard Street
Sponsor: Ada County Highway District
Status: Currently on hold
Identified in Communities in Motion. The corridor-level concept design will examine long-term traffic needs and conceptual design elements for future roadway projects identified in the ACHD plans for the next 20 years.
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X |
On hold |
Five Year Work Plan. Nampa Highway District
Five Year Work Plan, Nampa Highway District
Sponsor: Nampa Highway District
Status: Updated annually
Description: Nampa Highway District publishes a fiscally constrained Five Year Work Plan, which it updates annually. The principal types of projects typically listed in the plan are seal coats, overlays, rebuilds, and new construction. The plan typically does not show smaller projects, such as ditch cleaning, culvert replacement, sign replacement, crack sealing, or emergency repairs.
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X |
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Ongoing |
Front and Myrtle Alternatives Analysis, CCDC
Front and Myrtle Alternatives Analysis, CCDC
Sponsor: CCDC, Boise, ITD, ACHD, COMPASS
Status: Ongoing
Description: The Front + Myrtle Couplet Alternatives Analysis outlines a range of possible treatments and design interventions to modify two currently auto-oriented thoroughfares in Downtown Boise to better balance the interests of all travel modes, as well as economic development interests, along and across the Front and Myrtle corridors.
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X |
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Ongoing |
Garden City Livable Streets Plan
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X |
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Ongoing |
Glenwood Street and State Street Intersection Study
Glenwood and State Intersection Study
Sponsor: Ada County Highway District and Idaho Transportation Department
Status: Ongoing
Description: The Glenwood Street and State Street intersection is a critical junction for moving people and goods through the State Street corridor and connecting the cities of Boise and Garden City. The intersection's diverse set of challenges have led the Idaho Transportation Department (ITD) and Ada County Highway District (ACHD) to initiate the Glenwood Street and State Street Intersection Study.
This 12-month study will engage local agencies, property owners, businesses, and the community to identify a preferred solution that:
- Improves intersection functionality for all users, including those with disabilities,
- Provides enhanced pedestrian and bicycle connectivity,
- Accommodates the surrounding current and planned land uses, including the proposed redevelopment of State Street as a transit-oriented corridor,
- Complies with ACHD and ITD standards and supports the transportation vision for State Street
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X |
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Ongoing |
Integrated Five Year Work Plan, ACHD
Integrated Five Year Work Plan, ACHD
Sponsor: ACHD
Status: Updated annually
Description: The Five-Year Work Plan (FYWP) is the Ada County Highway District's blueprint for major capital improvement projects within the next five years. The FYWP is a fiscally constrained plan based on annual revenue projections. Projects are included in the program based on community input, technical analysis and prioritization analysis. It is for planning purposes only.
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X |
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Ongoing |
Interstate 84 Corridor Study, Caldwell to Karcher Interchange
Interstate 84 Corridor Study, Caldwell to Karcher Interchange
Sponsor: Idaho Transportation Department
Status: Ongoing
The Idaho Transportation Department (ITD) is conducting a traffic study and environmental analysis for Interstate 84 between Caldwell and the Karcher Interchange in Nampa. The project is part of long-range plans to improve safety and mobility on I-84 in the Treasure Valley. At a minimum, ITD anticipates the plans will include additional lanes on I-84 and potential improvements to existing interchanges.
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X |
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Ongoing |
Main and Idaho Bicycle Lane Alternatives Study, ACHD
Main and Idaho Bicycle Lane Alternatives Study, ACHD
Sponsor: Ada County Highway District
Status: TBD
UPDATE: On July 13, 2016, the ACHD Commission affirmed an earlier decision to defer consideration of new bicycle facilities on Main and Idaho streets until an unspecified, future date. The Commission majority said holding back on the proposals would allow the impacts of a flurry of major construction projects and the ongoing conversions of a number of streets from one- to two-way travel to become clear. -- At the request of the City of Boise, the Ada County Highway District (ACHD) is evaluating a proposal to include bicycle lanes on Main and Idaho streets to improve access to downtown for cyclists and ease sidewalk congestion. Adding bike lanes to Main and Idaho would replace the current plan to remove parking on the north side of Jefferson Street to make room for bike lanes.
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X |
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TBD |
Northwest Foothills Transportation Study Update
Northwest Ada Foothills Transportation Study Update
Sponsor: Ada County Highway District
Status: On hold until 2015
Description: The Ada County Highway District put off a decision on the future expansion of Beacon Light Road until early 2015, based largely on a request from the City of Eagle, which pledged to seek ways to decrease growth in the city and in the foothills. The purpose of this Study Update is to analyze traffic operations addressing existing and future levels-of-service and improvement needs within (and adjacent as needed) the study area and on the Preferred Network (vehicular, pedestrian, and bicycle circulation systems, along with equestrian uses). The Update will function as a policy guide and corridor preservation mechanism for improving the transportation system as development occurs and offer improvement strategies for roadway and intersection improvements based on 2035 demographics.
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X |
On hold |
State Highway 16, I-84 to US-44 Plan
State Highway 16, I-84 to US-44 Plan
Sponsor: Idaho Transportation Department
Status: Ongoing
Description: Long range plan for State Highway 16 to connect I-84 to US-44 with the goal of offering more transportation options to meet needs of the Treasure Valley. Project is ongoing and will be completed in phase between now and 2045.
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X |
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Ongoing |
State Highway 19 Corridor Plan
State Highway 19 Corridor Plan
Sponsor: Idaho Transportation Department
Status: Ongoing
Description: Provide a 10-year corridor plan for SH 19 between the City of Wilder and the City of Caldwell. A traffic study is being scheduled for Fall of 2018 with a corridor study completion expected in Spring of 2019.
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X |
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Ongoing |
State Highway 44 Corridor Study
State Highway 44 Corridor Study
Sponsor: Idaho Transportation Department
Status: Ongoing
Description: The Idaho Transportation Department (ITD) is studying long-term improvements to Idaho 44 from West State Street in Eagle to Interstate 84 in Caldwell. Traffic study is currently being updated.
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X |
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Ongoing |
State Highway 55 Corridor Study
State Highway 55 Corridor Study
Sponsor: Idaho Transportation Department
Status: Ongoing
Description: Study will provide a corridor plan identifying current and future needs along the State Highway 55 corridor from U.S. 95 near Marsing to U.S. 95 at New Meadows.
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X |
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Ongoing |
State Street Alignment Study, Glenwood to 23rd Street
State Street Alignment Study, Glenwood to 23rd Street
Sponsors: ACHD
Status: Ongoing
Description: Determine roadway alignment to identify long-term right-of-way needs on State Street between Glenwood Street and 23rd Street using the roadway section from the State Street Transit and Traffic Operational Plan. Widened roadway will accommodate all users: vehicles, transit, bicyclists and pedestrians.
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X |
Ongoing |
State Street Corridor Study, Right-of-Way and Alignment Study (Phase 2)
State Street Corridor Study, Right-of-Way and Alignment Study (Phase 2)
Sponsor: ACHD, City of Boise, City of Garden City, Ada County
Description: ACHD to recommend the centerline alignments for the proposed roadway and major intersection improvements identified in the 2004 State Street Corridor Strategic Plan Study, from Glenwood Street to 23rd Street. A proposed right-of-way footprint is being established for corridor preservation purposes.
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TBD |
State Street Transit Oriented Development Study
State Street Transit Oriented Development Study
Participants: City of Boise, COMPASS, and Valley Regional Transit
Status: Ongoing
Description: Develop a land use plan for transit oriented development along State Street from SH-16 to downtown Boise. The study started in summer 2017.
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X |
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Ongoing |
Three Cities River Crossing Study, ACHD
Three Cities River Crossing Study
Sponsor: Ada County Highway District
Status: Opened for Public Comment July 2010, end date TBD
UPDATE: On Wednesday, July 21, 2010 the ACHD Commission voted to recommend a No Build Alternative, but left open the option to revisit the project in the future if funding becomes available. The Commission could not support the Build Alternative at this time because the environmental and cost impacts were more significant than the traffic benefits. -- The purpose of the study is to conduct environmental analysis and concept level engineering to define an alignment for a new road and bridge connecting the intersection of State Highway 55 and State Street on the north with Chinden Boulevard (U.S. 20/26) on the south. Currently the river crossings in this area are four miles apart. A new river crossing would relieve congestion on Glenwood Street and Eagle Road.
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X |
On hold |
US 20/26 Corridor Study, I-84 to Oregon State Line
US 20/26 Corridor Study, I-84 to State Line
Sponsor: Idaho Transportation Department
Status: Ongoing
Description: This study will provide a corridor plan to identify current and future highway needs for more than 14 miles of U.S. 20/26 extending from I-84 near Caldwell to Nyssa, Oregon. A traffic study is being scheduled for Fall of 2018 with a corridor study completion expected in Spring of 2019.
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X |
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Ongoing |
US 95 Corridor Study
US 95 Corridor Study
Sponsor: ITD
Status: Spring 2019
Description: The Idaho Transportation Department (ITD) is studying U.S. 95 from the Idaho border in Owyhee County to Pinehurst at the Adams / Idaho County line. The study will result in a corridor plan that identifies important improvement projects over the next 20 years. A traffic study is being scheduled for Fall of 2018 with a corridor study completion expected in Spring of 2019. Please note that this portion of the U.S. 95 corridor study to be completed includes only Owyhee and Canyon counties. Additional work still remains for U.S. 95 in Payette, Washington, and Adams counties.
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X |
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Ongoing |