Transportation Master Plan

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The process of updating Centennial’s Transportation Master Plan (TMP) began in March 2021 and concluded with a final plan adopted in May 2022. The TMP sets a vision for what transportation should look like in the years to come while guiding the City's investments through the next two decades.  

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Click the green "Learn More" bar below for an overview, videos, documents of Phase 1, 2, 3 and more of the TMP.

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  1. Review the Current & Future Conditions Report(PDF, 16MB) to learn about our multimodal transportation network as it stands today and get a glimpse of 2040 population, household, and employment forecasts that will inform the TMP. View a snapshot of highlights(PDF, 177KB).
  2. Review the draft goals for the TMP(PDF, 165KB) and complete a brief survey to provide input on what the City should be prioritizing.
  3. View a video created to introduce you to Phase 1 of the Transportation Master Plan project.
  4. Review the technical evaluation of Centennial’s multimodal transportation system(PDF, 16MB) which highlights transportation needs in our community.
  5. View the Phase 1 Public Engagement Summary(PDF, 7MB).
  6. View the Phase 2 Public Engagement Summary(PDF, 7MB).
  7. Review the draft 2040 TMP(PDF, 17MB).
  8. Review the draft 2040 TMP Executive Summary(PDF, 5MB).
  9. Review the Plan on a Page(PDF, 646KB).

 

 

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Discussions

Timeline

2013: First TMP Created
Inventory of Current & Future Conditions

Spring 2021

Phase 1 Public Engagement: Needs & Opportunities

Comment Period Closed: June 11, 2021

Identify Potential Projects & Strategies

Summer 2021

Phase 2 Public Engagement: Tradeoffs & Priorities

Late Summer 2021

Transportation Priorities Survey

The curvey closed on September 20, 2021.

Develop Recommendations & Implementation Plan

Fall 2021

City Council Adoption of 2040 TMP

May 2 City Council Meeting

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