Thanks! Not sure how I missed that post, but it’s neat to see that there’s been (sorta?) public signals about this happening for a while. It’s one thing to rezone existing lots, but it’s fascinating to see that RTP actually wants to change the geographic fabric of the entire site.
One more thing to note: according to CAMPO, the Wake County portion of the Triangle Bikeway started its design phase this past September. Plus, GoTriangle’s grant for relocating the Regional Transit Center includes budget provisions for connecting to the future bikeway, too. So it’s early and complex, but it seems like there’s a concerted effort to keep all the moving parts working together.