Transportation Planning Division

The Transportation Planning Division focuses on long range transportation policy, planning and development activities and is a key participant in coordinating land use and transportation issues related to land development in the City of Jacksonville through elements of the Comprehensive Plan, as well as the City's Mobility Plan. The Division provides interagency coordination with local and regional transportation partners including the Jacksonville Transportation Authority (JTA), Jacksonville Airport Authority (JAA), Jacksonville Port Authority (JPA), North Florida Transportation Planning Organization (NFTPO) and Northeast Florida Regional Council (NEFRC).

The Transportation Planning Division also provides service to the Concurrency and Mobility Management System Office (CMMSO) assisting the public with review and recommendations on applications for development. The CMMSO website now includes an informal and non-binding expedited Mobility Fee Calculation tool. By adopting the Mobility Fee system via Ordinance 2011-241-E, the City opted out of the transportation concurrency and fair share assessment contract methodology previously provided in the Comprehensive Plan and replaced it with the new mobility fee system. Ordinance 2011-536 amends the Ordinance Code to reflect the workings of the mobility fee system as established by the earlier ordinance and the changes made to various elements of the Comprehensive Plan.

Services

Context Sensitive Street Design Guidelines
Long Range Transportation Planning & Policies
Comprehensive Planning for Transportation and Transit Elements
Land Use Amendment Traffic Analysis
Land Use/Transportation Coordination & Policy
Traffic Data Collection and Forecasting
Site Access & Circulation Design Review
Multi-modal Transportation Project identification for Capital improvements
Bicycle & Pedestrian Network Planning
Traffic Counts

Processes

Mobility Fee Assessments
PUD, CON Application and Site Plan Reviews
Traffic Study Review
Parking and Trip Generation

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If you need assistance to obtain any information about the services or processes that we provide, please contact Lurise Bannister. Email Lurise Bannister

Associated Links

THE CITY OF JACKSONVILLE IS OFFICIALLY A NACTO CITY!

The National Association of City Transportation Officials (NACTO) is an association of 98 major North American cities and transit agencies formed to exchange transportation ideas, insights, and practices and cooperatively approach national transportation issues. NACTO’s mission is to build cities as places for people, with safe, sustainable, accessible, and equitable transportation choices that support a strong economy and vibrant quality of life. NACTO is know for their advanced design guides, programs, and incentives. CLICK HERE or go to (https://nacto.org/) to learn more about NACTO!

20 IS PLENTY FINAL REPORT IS NOW AVAILABLE!

The City of Jacksonville is committed to ensuring our community is safe and enjoyable for our children, families, and community members. One way we’re working towards a safer city is our 20 is Plenty program, centered on the idea that a speed limit of 20 mph is appropriate for local, residential streets. The purpose of the program is to increase the safety of pedestrians, bicyclists, and motor vehicles on local streets.

Thank you to everyone who participated in the survey and showed interest in lowering residential speed limits in our city! CLICK HERE to see the final report! Visit the 20 is Plenty website to learn more (https://20isplentyjax.com)!

SUNBEAM ROAD CORRIDOR STUDY COMPLETED

Thank you to all the residents who participated in public comment for this project! Check out the Sunbeam Road Corridor study completed by the North Florida Transportation Planning Organization (TPO) ! To see the full report CLICK HERE!