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Stop/Station Shelter (NB) Stop/Station Shelter (NB/SB) Stop/Station Shelter (SB) Route Quarter Mile Buffer Half Mile Buffer Access to Locations Maps Photos Domain Station Domain Station is located one block west of North Lamar Boulevard, situated on Alterra Parkway just north of Esperanza Crossing. The heart of the Domain market area is immediately west, with the new Rock Rose entertainment district. The station is situated in a growing center of high-density and mixed-use development that includes restaurants, retail, multiple corporate offices, and luxury multi-family residential. Significant development is happening east of the station as part of the North Burnet/Gateway area, including the IBM/Broadmoor campus, which will be composed of 2-4 million square feet of office, hotel, multi-family residential, and retail space. East of IBM, Charles Swab is expanding to include space for roughly 3,000 employees. Imagine Austin designates this area as a Regional Center. Station Features... Digital real-time information display Shelter/Bench/Destination Map/Lighting Free bike racks (2) System Connections... MetroBus 240, 392, 466 Other last mile: none Access to... 1. The Domain 2. Amazon 3. Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Art 4. IBM 5. Charles Schwab Missing Elements... Public realm improvements, include pedestrian-scale lighting leading to and on Burnet Road Pedestrian and bicycle connections from Burnet Road Wayfinding Demographics Population (2010) Population (2040) Population Density (2010) Employment (2010) Employment (2040) Employment Density (2010) Households (2010) Households (2040) Median HH Size (2010) Housing Units (2010) Affordable Housing (2013) Median HH Income (2010) Zero Car HH (2014) Millenial Population Age 25-34 (2010) Senior Population Age 65+ (2010) | TOD PRIORITY TOOL 1,190 5,790 1,500 ppl / sq. mile 6,500 17,820 8,300 emp / sq. mile 763 4,396 1.58 680 0 $52,200 0 370 20 313 on / 297 off 229 on / 219 off 167 on / 166 off 1,100-1,550 on 15 min peak/30 min off-peak Ridership/Service Weekday Ridership (April 2016) Saturday Ridership (April 2016) Sunday Ridership (April 2016) Target Weekday Ridership Level of Service Connectivity Market Strength Land Availability Government Support Safety and security Lighting needed to illuminate crosswalks. Enhanced safety, visibility for pedestrian paths and bicycle routes Streetscape improvements Intersection improvements to better facilitate all travel modes on Burnet Road leading onto Esperanza Drive Traffic calming, increasing pedestrian/bike safety at crossing on Burnet Road Burnet Road curbed sidewalk separated from travel lanes, pedestrian-scale and street lighting; bike lanes Palm Way has no sidewalk, lighting (Re)development opportunities New, high-density mixed-use development in all quadrants underway Structure parking provided Station amenities Shade: trees or shade structure Pedestrian scale lighting Other amenities Wayfinding to note areas within a “10 minute walk” and orient user Bicycle network wayfinding; bicycle parking Public/placemaking/art opportunity Safe design PLACE TYPOLOGY NEEDS READINESS SCORE READINESS METRICS FACTS Domain Station | MetroRapid 803 Regional Hub Ready ADA Sidewalk & Ramp Improvements 2011 Group 12 City-wide (Public Works) North Lamar Blvd and Burnet Rd Corridor Improvements (Public Works) CATALYST PROJECTS Segment Service Open Target Weekday Ridership Profile Date North 2014 1,100-1,550 2016 Medium Medium Medium Medium

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Domain StationDomain Station is located one block west of North Lamar Boulevard, situated on Alterra

Parkway just north of Esperanza Crossing. The heart of the Domain market area is

immediately west, with the new Rock Rose entertainment district. The station is situated

in a growing center of high-density and mixed-use development that includes restaurants,

retail, multiple corporate offices, and luxury multi-family residential. Significant

development is happening east of the station as part of the North Burnet/Gateway area,

including the IBM/Broadmoor campus, which will be composed of 2-4 million square feet

of office, hotel, multi-family residential, and retail space. East of IBM, Charles Swab is

expanding to include space for roughly 3,000 employees. Imagine Austin designates this

area as a Regional Center.

Station Features... � Digital real-time information display

� Shelter/Bench/Destination Map/Lighting

� Free bike racks (2)

System Connections... � MetroBus 240, 392, 466

� Other last mile: none

Access to...1. The Domain

2. Amazon

3. Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Art

4. IBM

5. Charles Schwab

Missing Elements... � Public realm improvements, include pedestrian-scale lighting leading to and on Burnet Road

� Pedestrian and bicycle connections from Burnet Road

� Wayfinding DemographicsPopulation (2010)

Population (2040)

Population Density (2010)

Employment (2010)

Employment (2040)

Employment Density (2010)

Households (2010)

Households (2040)

Median HH Size (2010)

Housing Units (2010)

Affordable Housing (2013)

Median HH Income (2010)

Zero Car HH (2014)

Millenial Population Age 25-34 (2010)

Senior Population Age 65+ (2010)

| TOD PRIORITY TOOL

1,190

5,790

1,500 ppl / sq. mile

6,500

17,820

8,300 emp / sq. mile

763

4,396

1.58

680

0

$52,200

0

370

20

313 on / 297 off

229 on / 219 off

167 on / 166 off

1,100-1,550 on

15 min peak/30 min off-peak

Ridership/ServiceWeekday Ridership (April 2016)

Saturday Ridership (April 2016)

Sunday Ridership (April 2016)

Target Weekday Ridership

Level of Service

Connectivity

Market Strength

Land Availability

Government Support

Safety and security � Lighting needed to illuminate

crosswalks.

� Enhanced safety, visibility for

pedestrian paths and bicycle

routes

Streetscape improvements � Intersection improvements to

better facilitate all travel modes

on Burnet Road leading onto

Esperanza Drive

� Traffic calming, increasing

pedestrian/bike safety at

crossing on Burnet Road

� Burnet Road curbed sidewalk

separated from travel lanes,

pedestrian-scale and street

lighting; bike lanes

� Palm Way has no sidewalk,

lighting

(Re)development opportunities � New, high-density mixed-use

development in all quadrants

underway

� Structure parking provided

Station amenities � Shade: trees or shade structure

� Pedestrian scale lighting

Other amenities � Wayfinding to note areas within

a “10 minute walk” and orient

user

� Bicycle network wayfinding;

bicycle parking

Public/placemaking/art opportunity � Safe design

PLACETYPOLOGY

NEEDS

READINESSSCORE

READINESS METRICS

FACTS

Domain Station | MetroRapid 803

Regional Hub

Ready

� ADA Sidewalk & Ramp Improvements 2011 Group 12 City-wide (Public Works)

� North Lamar Blvd and Burnet Rd Corridor Improvements (Public Works)

CATALYSTPROJECTS

Segment

Service Open

Target Weekday Ridership

Profile Date

North

2014

1,100-1,550

2016

Medium

Medium

Medium

Medium

| TOD PRIORITY TOOL

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Hospitals

Landfills

Large-lot Single Family

Manufacturing

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Railroad Facilities

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Retirement Housing

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Single Family

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Aviation Facilities

Campgrounds

Cemeteries

Commercial

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Duplexes

Educational

Golf Courses

Government Services

Group Quarters

Hospitals

Landfills

Large-lot Single Family

Manufacturing

Marinas

Meeting & Assembly

Land UseMiscellaneous Industrial

Mixed Use

Mobile Homes

O�ce

Parking

Parks/Greenbelts

Preserves

Railroad Facilities

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Retirement Housing

Semi-institutional Housing

Single Family

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Threeplex/Fourplex

Transportation Facilities

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Aviation Facilities

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Commercial

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Cultural Services

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Golf Courses

Government Services

Group Quarters

Hospitals

Landfills

Large-lot Single Family

Manufacturing

Marinas

Meeting & Assembly

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Mixed Use

Mobile Homes

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Retirement Housing

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Apartment/Condo

Aviation Facilities

Campgrounds

Cemeteries

Commercial

Common Areas

Cultural Services

Duplexes

Educational

Golf Courses

Government Services

Group Quarters

Hospitals

Landfills

Large-lot Single Family

Manufacturing

Marinas

Meeting & Assembly

Land UseMiscellaneous Industrial

Mixed Use

Mobile Homes

O�ce

Parking

Parks/Greenbelts

Preserves

Railroad Facilities

Resource Extraction (Mining)

Retirement Housing

Semi-institutional Housing

Single Family

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Threeplex/Fourplex

Transportation Facilities

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Utilities

Warehousing

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Apartment/Condo

Aviation Facilities

Campgrounds

Cemeteries

Commercial

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Cultural Services

Duplexes

Educational

Golf Courses

Government Services

Group Quarters

Hospitals

Landfills

Large-lot Single Family

Manufacturing

Marinas

Meeting & Assembly

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Mixed Use

Mobile Homes

O�ce

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Parks/Greenbelts

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Railroad Facilities

Resource Extraction (Mining)

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The ½ mile station area is estimated to contain 2.72 million built square feet.

The predominant land uses in the ½ mile station area include: office, commercial, streets and roads, and undeveloped.

Average employment density in the ½ mile station area is 8,300 employees per square mile.

Average population density in the ½ mile station area is 1,500 residents per square mile.

Domain Station | MetroRapid 803

Land Use Population Density Infrastructure-Roads

Infrastructure–Transit Employment DensityParcels and Buildings

| TOD PRIORITY TOOL

Mixed-Use Residential and Commercial on Alterra Parkway looking north toward the station

Landscaped medians and uniform signage on Esperanza Crossing In the Domain, looking east toward Alterra Parkway

The pedestrian infrastructure, just east of Domain Marketplace

The Westin at the Domain is an easy walk on Esperanza, south of the station

Construction is underway surrounding the station on Alterra Parkway and also on Esperanza Crossing

Domain Station | MetroRapid 803