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Douglas County Comprehensive Transportation Plan
The Douglas County Board of Commissioners initiated the development of its first ever 25-year Comprehensive Transportation Plan (CTP) in collaboration with the cities of Austell, Douglasville, and Villa Rica to tackle transportation issues on a county-wide basis. This unprecedented plan will serve as a blueprint for transportation investments for the county and cities for the next 25 years. The first ever CTP document supports transportation decision making and transportation policy. The CTP intended use is to provide guidance and framework for development of the County’s subsequent updates of the Regional Transportation Plan (RTP) and Transportation Improvement Program (TIP).
Purpose
The purpose of the CTP is to evaluate current and future demands for transportation in light of current and predicted residential and business growth over the next 25 years. The CTP process analyzed:
- Alternative transportation opportunities (bike, pedestrian, transit, etc.)
- Complete access to transportation
- Congestion issues
- Current and future land use planning
- Effects on the environment and air quality
- Existing road system maintenance
- New construction needs
Citizen Involvement
Public and citizen input was an important element of the CTP planning process with instrumental involvement from:
- Agencies
- Businesses
- Industries
- Institutions
- Residents
The Douglas County Comprehensive Transportation Plan was adopted by the Douglas County Board of Commissioners on November 3, 2009.
Consultant Team
The Douglas County Comprehensive Transportation Plan Consultant Team consists of:
- Planners for Environmental Quality (PEQ), Incorporated
- URS Corporation
- Wilbur Smith Associates
Transportation Plan Parts
- A. Comprehensive Transportation Plan Table of Contents (PDF)
- B. Part One - Final Recommendations Report (PDF)
- C. Part Two - Needs Assessment (PDF)
- D. Part Three - Inventory of Existing Conditions (PDF)
- E. Part Four - Sub-Area Needs Assessment (PDF)
- F. Part Five - Intelligent Transportation Systems (PDF)
- G. Part Six - Freight Transportation (PDF)
- H. Part Seven - School-Related Transportation Needs Assessment (PDF)
- I. Part Eight - Bicycle and Pedestrian Needs Assessment (PDF)
- J. Part Nine - Alternative Transportation Choice Assessment (PDF)
- K. Part Ten - Deficient Bridges Technical Memorandum (PDF)
- L. Part Eleven - Land Use and Transportation (PDF)
- M. Part Twelve - Financial Plan Technical Memorandum (PDF)
- N. Appendix - Roadway Project Prioritization and Constrained Action Plan (PDF)
Supporting Documents
- Comprehensive Transportation Plan Community Fact Sheet. (PDF)
- Public Involvement - Comprehensive Transportation Plan Community Survey. (PDF)
- Public Involvement - Comprehensive Transportation Plan Scheduled Public Meetings (DOC)
- Public Involvement - Comprehensive Transportation Plan Visioning Workshops Presentation (PDF)
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Miguel Valentin
Director
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Department of Transportation
Physical Address
8700 Hospital Drive
1st Floor, County Courthouse
Douglasville, GA 30134
Phone: 770-920-4932Fax: 770-920-4933