Regional Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Trails Master Plan - sacog

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Project Staff: Lacey Symons-Holtzen Active Transportation Team Leader Victoria S. Cacciatore Active Transportation Team Coordinator Amy Martin Transit Analyst Maricela Salazar Transportation Planning Intern Sage Smith Graphic Designer Laura Bell GIS Executive Staff: Mike McKeever Chief Executive Officer Kirk Trost Chief Operating Officer/ General Counsel Matt Carpenter Director of Tranportation Services 1415 L Street, Suite 300 Sacramento, CA 95814 tel 916.321.9000 tdd 916.321.9550 www.sacog.org Acknowledgement With a special thank you to the working group participants who worked with SACOG to develop regional policies and priorities, and to the members of the Regional Bicycle & Pedestrian Advisory Committee for their contributions, review and approval of the Master Plan; specifically the following staff: Scott Aaron, PCTPA Charlie Alexander, Fehr & Peers Jim Antone, Yolo-Solano AQMD Jerry Barton, EDCTC Kevin Becker, City of Citrus Heights Van Boeck, Yuba County Dan Bolster, EDCTC Jim Campbell, Yolo County Traci Canfield, Sacramento Regional Transit District Carrie Carsell, Fehr & Peers Rick Carter, City of Elk Grove Davel Cassell, Photos Ed Cox, City of Sacramento Chris Dougherty, City of West Sacramento Mike Dour, City of Roseville Matt Dulcich, University of California, Davis Travis Evans, City of Rancho Cordova Andy Fisher, Placer County Bill Forrest, City of Galt Brian Fragiao, Town of Loomis Eric Fredericks, Caltrans District 3 Caylen Garrie, SACOG Abbey Harding, NNTMA Neal Hays, Sutter County Dan Hinrichs, City of Isleton Carie Huff, City of Auburn Bill Irving, Sacramento County Alexis Kelso, WALKSacramento “DK” Kemp, City of Davis Casey Kempenaar, City of Citrus Heights Dan Klinker, Sacramento County Jim Konopka, City of Folsom Dave Lamon, City of Marysville Diana Langley, City of Yuba City Sharon Lydon, City of Yuba City Alan Mitchell, City of Colfax Libby O’Sullivan, SACOG Terry Preston, WALKSacramento Erik Reitz, Yolo County Transportation District Chad Riding, Caltrans District 3 Maricela Salazar, City of Winters Dane Schilling, City of Wheatland Deborah Schrimmer, SACOG Devra Selenis, Sacramento Regional Transit District David Takemoto-Weerts, University of California, Davis Satwant Takhar, City of Live Oak Mark Thomas, City of Rancho Cordova Laura Webster, City of Rocklin Jeffrey Werner, City of Elk Grove Steve White, Sacramento County Katie Wurzel, City of Woodland
Master Plan Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Trails 3 Contents Executive Summary ................................ 5 1. THE BACKGROUND. .................................7 2. PURPOSE & NEED................................... 9 3. WHO ARE WE? .................................... 10 4. HOW DID WE GET HERE?. .......................... 10 Linking Land Use and Transportation. .............. 11 Blueprint Smart Growth. .......................... 11 Revitalizing Downtowns .......................... 12 Metropolitan Transportation Plan/ Sustainable Communities Strategy (MTP/SCS).................. 13 MTP/SCS Guiding Principles ....................14 Transit Priority Areas (TPAs) ......................14 Rural Urban Connection Strategy (RUCS) . .......... 15 5. WHERE ARE WE GOING? ........................... 16 Regional Vision................................... 16 Regional Goals, Strategies, and Actions. ............ 16 6. OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES ................ 26 7. Implementing Regional Priorities. ............. 28 8. IMPORTANT FOCUS AREAS. ........................ 29 Coordinated Efforts. .............................. 29 Community Involvement .......................29 May is Bike Month .............................30 Safe Routes to School ..........................31 SACOG support for Safe Routes to School ........32 Continued Support & Research.................... 32 Performance Measures. ........................... 33 Monitoring and Review .........................33 Multi-Modal Level of Service (MMLOS) ...........34 Planning. ........................................ 35 Complete Streets .............................35 Increased Access ..............................35 Wayfinding ....................................37 Understanding Impacts ........................... 38 Safety ........................................38 Public Health .................................39 Economic Indicators ...........................40 New Development .............................40 Education........................................ 41 Pedestrian Education ...........................41 Bicyclist Education .............................41 Motorist Education ............................42 Professional Education .........................42 Transit Connections .............................. 43 Current Transit Service .........................44 Bicycle Facilities at Light Rail Stations and Transit Connections ..................................45 Americans with Disabilities Act ..................46 Connect Card .................................46 Supporting Infrastructure and Programs. ........... 47 Secure and Convenient Parking at Destinations ....47 Technology and Innovation .....................48 9. Planning and design ........................... 49 Pedestrian Facilities ............................50 Street and Intersection Crossings ................50 Sidewalks .....................................51 Principles for Pedestrian Design .................52 Bicycle Facilities ...............................52 Multi-Use Paths (Class I Bikeways) ...............53 Bike Lanes (Class II Bikeways) ...................53 Bike Routes (Class III Bikeways) ..................54 Additional Facility Information ...................54 APPENDIX A.1 BACKGROUND AND SUPPORTING INFORMATION ...................................... 57 APPENDIX A.2 INJURY STATISTICS .................... 62 APPENDIX B REGIONAL PROJECT LIST AND MAPS OF BICYCLE NETWORK. ................................. 66 APPENDIX C LOCAL BICYCLE AND PEDESTRIAN PLANS. 67 Appendix D TRANSIT INFORMATION. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70 APPENDIX Glossary of Terms. ..................... 74
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