MCPC adds Conshohocken to TOD self-guided walking tour offerings

Dated: November 18 2023

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The Montgomery County Planning Commission continues to develop resources to communicate transit-oriented development (TOD) concepts and best practices highlighted in the TOD model ordinance and guidebook. It offers self-guided walking tours to explore the variety of types of TOD in Montgomery County. The second tour in the series was recently completed, highlighting the Conshohocken station area as an example of the guidebook’s Regional Mixed-Use Center station area typology. This brochure adds to the walking tour created to highlight the Lansdale station area as an example of a Town Center typology. Each brochure features a detailed map, photos and information on land developments that exemplify TOD principles, as well as general information about best practices for each typology. Click here for the tours and more information about TOD in Montgomery County. 
Source: MCPC; 11/2023

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