The City of Manhattan is connected by existing corridors along K-18, K-113, U.S. Highway 24, Kimball Avenue, and the Bluemont/Anderson Avenue corridor. Manhattan and its partners have begun, or intend to begin, many planning initiatives along these corridors as the City anticipates growth in residents, visitors, and commuters. Corridor planning efforts are not only vital to enhance Manhattan’s multi-modal transportation network, but also serve as vital economic drivers for employment, housing, retail services, and entertainment that contribute to Manhattan’s overall quality of life.