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Mayor Karl Dean, Chairman Integrating Health and Transportation: Policy, Projects, Data Collection and Monetization Rochelle Carpenter National Health.

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1 Mayor Karl Dean, Chairman Integrating Health and Transportation: Policy, Projects, Data Collection and Monetization Rochelle Carpenter National Health Impact Assessment Meeting June 17 th, 2015 THE HONORABLE KEN WILBER, CHAIRMAN

2 nashvillempo.org Health in All Policies Five key elements of Health in All Policies: 1)Promote health, equity and environmental sustainability 2)Support intersectoral collaboratives 3)Benefit multiple partners 4)Engage stakeholders 5)Create structural or procedural change

3 nashvillempo.org Middle Tennessee

4 nashvillempo.org Middle Tennessee

5 nashvillempo.org History of Expansive Development Strong Cross-County Commuting Patterns Growing Costs of Traffic Congestion Household Budgets Consumed by Transportation Costs Longer Travel Times Few Options for Seniors Dangerous by Design Housing Choices Worsening Personal Health / Increasing Costs

6 nashvillempo.org Metropolitan Planning Organizations

7 nashvillempo.org 2.5 million statewide 1.7 million in Middle Tennessee Nashville Area MPO

8 nashvillempo.org Policy: Public Opinion 1st choice: improve and expand mass transit options 2nd choice: make communities more walkable & bike-friendly 3rd choice: build new or widen existing roadways

9 nashvillempo.org MPO’s Urban STP Investment Strategy  70% - Roadway projects that improve health  15% minimum investment in Active Transportation & Walkable Communities  Sidewalks, bicycle lanes, greenways, transit stops, and education  10% minimum flexed to Transit  Combined with Federal Transit Administration funds to help implement regional vision for mass transit  5% Intelligent Transportation Systems  Using technology to manage traffic

10 nashvillempo.org  Projects Scored on Criteria – 100 points  Quality Growth and Sustainable Development – 15pts  Multi-Modal Options – 15pts  Health & Environment – 10pts  Safety & Security – 10pts  Congestion Management – 10pts  System Preservation & Enhancement – 15pts  State & Local Support/ Investment – 15pts  Freight & Goods Movement – 10pts MPO’s Urban STP Investment Strategy  70% Multi-Modal Roadway Safety & Capacity  2040 Plan Projects Scored on Criteria – 100 points  Quality Growth and Sustainable Development – 15pts  Multi-Modal Options – 15pts  Health & Environment – 15pts  Safety & Security – 20pts  Congestion Management – 15pts  System Preservation & Enhancement – 10pts  State & Local Support/ Investment – 5pts  Freight & Goods Movement – 5pts

11 nashvillempo.org Projects: Complete Streets 2035 Plan: 70% of adopted roadway projects include sidewalks, bicycle lanes, or shared-use lanes (up from 2%)  70% roadway $ to projects that improve health

12 nashvillempo.org Transportation, Physical Activity and Health Data Collection and Analysis Data Collection: Middle Tennessee Transportation and Health Study www.middletnstudy.com

13 nashvillempo.org Integrated Transportation and Health Impact Modeling (ITHIM) Tool  ITHIM is a comprehensive health impact model  Health benefits of physical activity  Health benefits of reduced air pollution  Health risks of bike/ped vs auto accidents  Age/Gender effects

14 nashvillempo.org Diseases and Exposures Physical ActivityAir PollutionCollisions Ischemic Heart DiseaseRespiratory InfectionsAuto DepressionCardiovascular DiseaseBicycle DementiaHypertensive Heart DiseasePedestrian DiabetesInflammatory Heart DiseaseBus Colon CancerLung CancerTruck Breast CancerRespiratory Disease (kids)Highway All-Cause MortalityStrokeArterial Local Fatal Non-Fatal MODE ROAD TYPE SEVERITY

15 nashvillempo.org Happening Now: Integrated Transport and Health Impact (ITHIM) Model

16 nashvillempo.org Monetization: Impacts of Physical Activity via Transportation on Health Savings: $200 Million per year in healthcare costs

17 nashvillempo.org Prioritization: Health Priority Areas Health Priority Areas 3 out of 4: -Poverty -Unemployment -Carless Household -Aging (over age 65) Health Priority Areas 3 out of 4: -Poverty -Unemployment -Carless Household -Aging (over age 65)

18 nashvillempo.org Health in All Policies: Green Hills

19 nashvillempo.org Health in All Policies: Franklin Pike/8 th Avenue S

20 nashvillempo.org Health in All Policies: Nolensville Pike

21 nashvillempo.org Nolensville Pike: City’s First Bilingual Crosswalk

22 Livability. Sustainability. Prosperity. Diversity. @NashvilleMPO /NashvilleMPO Rochelle Carpenter Senior Policy Analyst Nashville Area MPO carpenter@nashvillempo.org

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