Concord Pike (US 202) Corridor Master Plan
New Castle County Department of Land Use, DelDOT, and WILMAPCO have developed a draft Master Plan for the Concord Pike (US 202) Corridor, encompassing the area between the City of Wilmington and the Pennsylvania state line. The Master Plan provides a 20-year vision that identifies cohesive land use and transportation strategies to ensure that Concord Pike will continue to be a safe, accessible, and economically thriving place for all.
Concord Pike Monitoring Committee
The purpose of the Committee will be to guide and fulfill the recommendations of the Concord Pike Master Plan, which established a shared vision for the transportation and land use of the corridor. between the Committee members which represents a diverse group of stakeholders including implementing agencies, local civic and community leaders.
May 11th Monitoring Commiteee Meeting #2 @ Talleyville Fire Company
- 5/11/22 CMPC Meeting #2 (Presentation) (Meeting Summary)
- 5/11 Meeting Recording
December 11th, 2021 Kickoff Meeting
- 12/8/21 CMPC Meeting #1 (Agenda) (Presentation) (Meeting Summary)
- 12/8/21 CMPC Meeting #1 Recording (851MB)
Concord Pike Master Plan
- Concord Pike Corridor Master Plan – Document
- Appendix A – Project Lists
- Appendix B – Traffic Analysis Technical Memo
- Appendix C – Focus Area Illustrations and Concepts
- Appendix D – Bicycle, Pedestrian and Intersection Treatment Toolkit
- Appendix E – Public Comments
- Appendix F – Multiway Concepts
- Webmap: Transportation Recommendations
- Webmap: Land Use Recommendation
October 5, 2020 Public Workshop Materials:
April 4, 2020 Public Meeting Materials:
- Virtual Workshop Presentation
- Virtual Workshop Recording
- Online Survey Results Summary from 12/5 meeting
- Intersection Traffic Analysis (Raw data results)
December 5, 2019 Public Meeting Materials:
- Live/Work/Play location board
- Opening Presentation
- Transit Boards
- Level of Traffic Stress (LTS) Boards
- Land Use Boards
– Historic Properties Inventory
– Draft Zoning Recommendations
– Summary of Land Use Scenarios used in Traffic Analysis (and Location Map) - Current and Future Scenario Intersection Level of Service (LOS) Table Maps
– Transportation and Land Use Alternatives Summary
– Table Map #1: Future LOS with existing road network
– Table Map #2: Future LOS with added local roadway connections
– Table Map #3: Future LOS with added local roadway connections and bike/ped improvements
March 20, 2019 Public Meeting Materials:
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- Opening Presentation
- Corridor Areas of Focus
- Fairfax Area Renderings and Development Options
- Talleyville Area Renderings and Development Options
- Widener Univ. Area Renderings and Development Options
- Brandywine T.C. Renderings and Development Options
- Transportation Options
- Summary of Community Feedback
March 20, 2019 Meeting Comments from board exercises:
- Live/Work/Play location board
- Potential Redevelopment Area Concepts:
Farifax Talleyville Widener Univ. Brandywine Town Center
- Intersection Concepts:
Powder Mill Rd. & Independence Mall Concord Ave. & Silverside Rd. Naamans Rd. & Brandywine Blvd. - Street Sections
- General written comments
Objectives of the Plan:
- Redevelop U.S. 202 as a high-quality and attractive multi-modal corridor with provisions for integrating land use and transportation that promote walkability, bikeability and place-making.
- Build upon the results of the 2017 U.S. 202 Market Assessment
Other Events:
- 11/14/18 Public visioning workshop (Presentation)
- Group table exercise comment boards (Tables 1-5) (Tables 6-10)
- Corridor visioning preference “Dot exercise” results:
Mixed Use Streetscaping Amenities & Activities Parks & Open Space
July 25, 2018 Public Information Session Meeting Materials:
- Meeting Presentation
- Display Boards
- Comments made on study area maps (All maps) (Complete list of comments)
– Area #1 (Wilmington University)
– Area #2 (Brandywine Country Club)
– Area #3 (Concord Plaza)
– Area #4 (Astra Zeneca)
– Area #5 (SR 141)