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Optimizing TOD Infrastructure Financing

This document discusses financing transit-oriented development (TOD) infrastructure. It explains that TOD enhances public transit by making it easier for people to walk, bike, or drive to transit stations. Key infrastructure needs include sidewalks, bicycle lanes, utilities, and roads. Local agencies fund local infrastructure while regional agencies fund larger regional infrastructure. Funding can come from direct user fees, taxes, debt, grants, equity, and value capture strategies. Successful TOD financing requires a clear vision, market assessment, infrastructure plan, implementation roles, and funding sources assessment. Various tools like fees, debt, grants, and emerging strategies can provide funding depending on the location and project size.

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Optimizing TOD Infrastructure Financing

This document discusses financing transit-oriented development (TOD) infrastructure. It explains that TOD enhances public transit by making it easier for people to walk, bike, or drive to transit stations. Key infrastructure needs include sidewalks, bicycle lanes, utilities, and roads. Local agencies fund local infrastructure while regional agencies fund larger regional infrastructure. Funding can come from direct user fees, taxes, debt, grants, equity, and value capture strategies. Successful TOD financing requires a clear vision, market assessment, infrastructure plan, implementation roles, and funding sources assessment. Various tools like fees, debt, grants, and emerging strategies can provide funding depending on the location and project size.

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Financing TOD

FRS
@rizalsutikno
TOD
the benefits of public
transport can be enhanced
when station-area planning
makes it easier for people to
walk or bike as well as take
transit or drive, provides
affordable housing options,
and offers businesses
greater access to potential
employees and customers
from across the region.
Infrastructure Investments
sidewalks, crosswalks,
bicycle lanes, bicycle
capacity of utilities
storage, and streetscape
(sewer, water, storm
enhancements such as
drain) and roads
lighting, street trees, and
benches

Building structured
parks, plazas, and other
parking garages for park-
open space
and-drive transit riders
Transit
Local Regional
Agencies
• local roads, • building and • funding and
bicycle and maintaining financing
pedestrian transit infrastructure
facilities, stations, and setting
open space, parking, and the rules
utilities, and bicycle and
public pedestrian
parking facilities
directly by charging users
Funding Source

taxes, fees, and other


sources
a fee

transit systems, parking sidewalks, bike racks,


facilities, water and wastewater
systems, toll roads and bridges local roads, and parks
TOD Infrastructure Finance
Strategies
A clear vision and goals for a particular geographic area

An assessment of the local real estate market context

A list of key infrastructure needs and associated costs

A phasing plan that considers which infrastructure improvements are required and
in what order to support planned development

which public agencies and private entities will have a role in implementation and
which entity will take the lead on implementing each project

An assessment of potential funding and financing sources


Funding and Financing Tools

Credit
Direct fees Debt
assistance

Grants and
other
Equity Value capture
philanthropic
sources

Emerging Tools
Descriptions
• types of places where • Several of the tools
it could be most can be used only for
useful projects that meet
– some tools depend on minimum cost
a strong real estate thresholds
market and property
value appreciation to
generate revenue
– weaker-market areas
– available only where
the state legislature
has authorized them

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