Transportation Master Plan

The Redmond Transportation Master Plan (TMP) is an element of the City's Comprehensive Plan, and is the document that guides Redmond’s transportation investment and activities. It was first adopted in 2005, and last updated in August of 2013. The 2013 update was developed using a strategic framework that incorporates the City's vision, feedback from the community, and an analysis of the challenges and opportunities facing Redmond.

• Complete Transportation Master Plan (PDF)
• Title Page and Table of Contents/List of Tables (PDF)
• Chapter 1 (PDF): Executive Summary and Introduction
  Overview of transportation vision and the strategic approach to accomplish that vision.
• Chapter 2 (PDF): Trends and Conditions
  What has happened since the first TMP Document was approved in 2005 what is the current direction for transportation in Redmond.
• Chapter 3 (PDF): Performance Measurement
  An in-depth look at the most important measures (including the six dashboard measures) for tracking the success of the TMP toward achieving particular 2030 targets and the aspirations of the transportation vision.
• Chapter 4 (PDF): The Multi-Modal Transportation System Plans
  This is the heart of the TMP document and describes each major element of a complete multi-modal transportation system for Redmond including a Street System Plan, Transit System Plan, Pedestrian System Plan, Bicycling System Plan, Parking, Transportation Demand Management, and Freight Mobility.
  • Chapter 4-1 (PDF): Street System Plan
  • Chapter 4-2 (PDF): Transit System Plan
  • Chapter 4-3 (PDF): Pedestrian System Plan
  • Chapter 4-4 (PDF): Bicycle System Plan
  • Chapter 4-5 (PDF): Freight Access and Distribution
  • Chapter 4-6 (PDF): Parking Plan
  • Chapter 4-7 (PDF): Transportation Demand Management
• Chapter 5 (PDF): Regional Transportation
  This chapter identifies Redmond’s regional transportation issues and interests with a particular emphasis on the SR 520 Multi-modal Corridor, Sound Transit East Link Light Rail and Regional Express Bus Service, and King County Metro.
• Chapter 6 (PDF): Maintenance and Operations
  A discussion of the specific needs, issues, and gaps related to the maintenance and operations of the transportation system.
• Chapter 7 (PDF): 2013 to 2030 Transportation Facilities Plan (18 Year Investment Plan)
  A specific implementation plan required by the Washington State Growth Management Act that all cities have a financially constrained long-range infrastructure plan for transportation.
• Downtown TFP projects map (PDF)
• Downtown TFP projects table (PDF)
• Overlake TFP project map (PDF)
• Overlake TFP project table (PDF)
• Neighborhood TFP project map (PDF)
• Neighborhood TFP project table (PDF)
  
• Chapter 8 (PDF): Three-Year Action Plan
  Describes the highest priority action items to begin implementation of the vision during the first three years of the plan

Note: An updated version covering the years 2016-2018 was approved in February 2016.

• Appendix A (PDF): Public Engagement
• Appendix B (PDF): Supplementary Performance Measures
• Appendix C (PDF): Concurrency
• Appendix D (PDF): Street Functional Classification System
• Appendix E (PDF): The Unfunded Buildout Plan
• Appendix F (PDF): Design Guidance
• Appendix G (PDF): Transportation Facilities Plan Programs
• Appendix H (PDF): Extended TFP Project Descriptions
• Appendix I (PDF): Glossary and Acronyms