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Consultants present draft 2050 Regional Transportation Plan; downtown and SR95 corridor studies rise to top
Summary
Kimley‑Horn consultants told the Lake Havasu MPO board that RTP analysis shows population growth and an aging population, gaps in multimodal connections, rising crash rates concentrated on SR95 and McCullik Boulevard, and an initial project list of 45 projects with downtown and SR95 corridor studies prioritized for further scoping.
Consultants from Kimley‑Horn presented an update on the Lake Havasu area’s draft 2050 Regional Transportation Plan at the MPO Executive Board meeting on April 14, outlining the planning process, public engagement and initial prioritization results that will feed a draft RTP due for review in July and final approval in August.
Chris, a Kimley‑Horn planner, told the board that the RTP is a federally required long‑range plan with a 25‑year horizon that must be fiscally constrained. Kristen, also with Kimley‑Horn, summarized the analysis of existing and future conditions: the region is expected to grow and age, employment will remain concentrated in existing…
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