PEDESTRIAN AND BICYCLE 101 CROSSINGS STUDY
Description
Interested in new or better routes to walk, bike, or roll across town? We are currently studying how to improve bicycle and pedestrian safety and access when trying to travel from one side of town to the other – and we want to hear from you! The 101 Crossings Study will look at opportunities and constraints and produce near and long-term recommendations to improve bicycle and pedestrian accommodations at the following locations:
- Corona Road overcrossing
- Rainier Avenue undercrossing
- Lynch Creek Trail crossing at N. McDowell Boulevard
- McKenzie Avenue overcrossing
This study is made possible by funding from Measure M, the 2004 Traffic Relief Act for Sonoma County.
Project Updates
September 4 - Pedestrian & Bicycle Advisory Committee Meeting to Reviewed & Provided Feedback on Design Alternatives
On September 4, the Pedestrian and Bicycle Advisory Committee reviewed and provided feedback on the latest design alternatives for improved bicycle and pedestrian access at the four crossing locations.
Meeting Materials
Previous Updates
Community Workshop #2 - May 29, 2024
At our May 29 community workshop, the project team summarized feedback received through our first round of input and sought feedback on initial ideas on ways to enhance each of the crossings.
Meeting Materials:
- Presentation
- Meeting Notes
- Survey Results
Community Workshop #1 - February 29, 2024
We held a community workshop on February 29 to introduce the study, share a brief overview of each location (highlighting opportunities and constraints that we have identified thus far), solicit feedback, and answer questions.
Meeting Materials:
Project Managers
Bjorn Griepenburg - [email protected]
Timeline/Project Status
Studies currently underway; construction of any identified improvements subject to funding and inclusion in the City Council-approved annual budget.
Funding
This study is made possible by funding from Measure M, the 2004 Traffic Relief Act for Sonoma County.
