Smallhouse Road Traffic Improvement Study
The transportation consultant firm, HMB, was approved by the MPO Policy Committee on October 25, 2022 to conduct the Smallhouse Road Traffic Improvement study. The study boundary looks at Smallhouse…
Planning Commission Quarterly Numbers
We’ll do a full roundup of numbers in our January newsletter, comparing development trends over the past ten years, but 2022 has nearly reached the 2021 totals for single-family lots…
Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan
Bike Ped Master Plan
Q & A || Smallhouse Road Traffic Improvement Study RFP
Would use of TransCAD software be a requirement for this study or can a comparable tool such as Visum be used for modeling purposes? Yes, a comparable tool is acceptable…
2030 Comprehensive Plan Update – Upcoming Meetings and Content
The Planning Commission staff has been underway with an update to the 2030 Focus Comprehensive Plan, the community’s long-range planning document. The update process is slated to wrap up by…
Transportation Projects
City of Bowling Green The Shive Lane Extension project began early this summer. This project will continue the widening from the recently completed roundabout at Ken Bale Boulevard and the…
Planning Commission Quarterly Numbers
The second quarter (April, May, and June) consistently represents increased permit volumes. These months are typically the busiest time of year for construction and ranks first among the other three…
BikeWalkBG Community Bike Day
Join BikeWalkBG for our next Community Bike Day on Saturday, August 13th from 10 am to Noon at The Foundry (531 W. 11th Ave). Our Mobile Bike Program provides free…
Planning Commission Quarterly Numbers
The first quarter (January, February, and March) of many recent years tend to represent a slower period of development within the calendar year. Comparatively, it typically ranks last among the other…
Learn about all the BikeWalkBG Happenings
Tell us how you want our bicycle and pedestrian network to grow! We need your input! As we work on updating our Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan, we need to…