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ABOUT THE PROJECT


The Fresno Council of Governments (Fresno COG), in partnership with City of Fresno and County of Fresno, has commissioned a  study to review the impacts from the industrial growth in the Industrial Triangle, or commonly known as the Reverse Triangle area.
​The  Triangle serves a diverse community and fulfills a mix of roles for its users. In part, the area serves as a major employer in the City of Fresno and the region in general. In addition to being home to large industrial and highway commercial uses, it contains residential clusters as you move south of the City and into the more rural areas of the County.  Today, the Triangle is oriented primarily towards vehicle and truck traffic, resulting in a stressful environment for non-motorized users.
The Triangle needs to position itself to implement multi-modal transportation improvements that benefit the local community while still facilitating economic development.   The Reverse Triangle Transporation Area Plan is a 16-month long community driven planning effort to:​

  • Successfully identify the community's corridor vision.
  • Convene regional partners from multiple jurisdictions.
  • Determine the projected local and regional impact of planned economic developments on the transportation system.
  • Identify strategies to mitigate the impact of the growing industrial center on SR-99, SR-41, local and regional roadways.
  • Identify strategies to move people and goods efficiently along SR-99, SR-41 and local and regional roadways, including all ramp termini and intersections.
  • Meaningfully engaging community residents, particularly environmental justice communities and employers.
  • Collect counts and data relevant to prioritizing recommendations and calculating cost/benefit ratios for priority projects.
  • Develop implementation measures, prioritize recommendations for investment, develop conceptual layouts and identify potential funding sources.

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