IPTC has an urgent need to better connect land use and transportation through zoning, especially as it relates to public transit. Throughout 2019 and into 2020, the consultant working closely with staff of both the IPTC and DMD, will assist in researching and developing land use controls that can later be applied to the Blue Line BRT station areas. In addition to developing, managing and facilitating outreach and involvement efforts designed to actively engage key stakeholders and the larger Indianapolis community throughout the duration of the project; work related to this effort is likely to require:

1. Summarizing existing conditions and trends — Where are we starting from? What do national, regional, and local trends offer or suggest?
2. Preparing the documentation needed to support the team’s findings and recommendations — What is the scope/nature of the problem? What are the ways in which we could approach a solution?
3. Issuing a comprehensive set of findings and recommendations — What regulations need to change? Are there procedures that could be made better?
4. Producing a final set of deliverables — What are the regulatory and procedural changes that DMD will propose to elected and appointed officials for their consideration and action?

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