Douglas County transit study presented to Highlands Ranch board; planner urges public input
A transportation planner told the Highlands Ranch Metropolitan District board that regional transit demand in Douglas County is growing and urged residents to complete a micro-transit survey to help prioritize high-frequency routes and local projects.
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Mikhail Kaminer, transportation planner with Fehr & Peers, presented findings from a year-long Douglas County transit study to the Highlands Ranch Metropolitan District board on Feb. 25, urging public participation in a micro-transit survey to guide next steps.
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