Transit-Oriented Developments, Like Hankin’s River Station in Downingtown, a Growing Trend
The Transportation Management Association of Chester County recently held a breakfast meeting in Downingtown to discuss “Transit-Oriented Developments,” according to a report in the Daily Local News.
“Transit-Oriented Developments” are a type of community development that includes a mix of residential, office, retail, and other amenities integrated into a walkable neighborhood located within a half-mile of quality public transportation.
These types of developments are a growing trend because people are looking for cities with more places that are accessible through walking, biking, and transit. Transit-Oriented Developments also reduce the reliance on vehicles, which in turn reduces the amount of traffic congestion and improves air quality.
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The new River Station Development in Downingtown, being designed by the Hankin Group, is an example of a Transit-Oriented Development.
“Around this area, we have the rail station, the future extension of the Chester Valley Trail, the Struble Trail, bus access, and it’s all in a really great school district,” said Neal Fisher, a project manager for the Hankin Group. “This location was ripe for a great multimodal development.”
Read more about Transit-Oriented Developments in the Daily Local News by clicking here.
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