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Greater Hilton Area Plan — adopted December 10, 2024

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Near Mid Long Term Term Term Funding Themes, Goals and Strategies 1- 5 6 - 10 10+ Partners Sources years years years THEME – Safe Environment and Accessibility GOAL 1 – Establish Warwick Boulevard as a safe multimodal transportation corridor. STRATEGY 1: Conduct a transportation corridor study to assess options for developing a complete street profile Planning General Fund with protected bicycle lanes, sidewalks, and shared use X Engineering Grants paths, to include a reduction in vehicular lanes between Main Street and Harpersville Road. STRATEGY 2: Add transit passenger amenities at strategic Planning Continuous HRT locations. HRT STRATEGY 3: Install bicycle parking at all city-owned facilities City General Fund and other strategic locations, such as near transit stops and X Departments HRT community facilities. Require bicycle parking in appropriate HRT TRAFFIX quantities and locations on all new and redeveloped sites. City STRATEGY 4: Install electric vehicle charging stations in CIP Continuous Departments city-owned parking and transit lots. Grants HRT STRATEGY 5: Complete the installation of a shared use X Engineering CIP path along the south side of the Government Ditch. STRATEGY 6: Encourage installation of clean energy Utility Providers infrastructure (electric vehicle charging stations, Utility Providers Continuous Private Sector solar panels, etc.) on large commercial sites and other Private Sector Grants properties where appropriate. GOAL 2 – Reduce pedestrian-vehicular conflicts. STRATEGY 1: Reduce the number of curb cuts along Planning General Fund Warwick Boulevard and encourage the use of cross-access Continuous Engineering Private Sector easements to facilitate safe vehicular circulation. Private Sector STRATEGY 2: Install signage and pavement markings that Engineering General Fund require vehicles to yield to pedestrians and bicycles at key X Private Sector Private Sector ingress/egress points and crossings. STRATEGY 3: Make all public sidewalks and street General Fund X Engineering intersections ADA compliant. Grants Continued on page 64 Greater Hilton Area Plan • Implementation Plan 63
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