Forest Park School Travel Plan - Active Transportation Policy

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4.1 Implementation 4.2 Oversight Throughout the Forest Park School Travel Plan, the consultant has listed implementation strategies and parties responsible for each recommendation. The plan outlines strategies that will be implemented over several years. Effective implementation of the Forest Park School Travel Plan requires successful partnership, oversight, and ownership by parents, the School District, the Village, and the community at large. The recommendations may also require partnerships with the Illinois Department of Transportation and the Cook County Highway Department. The Safe Routes to School steering committee should continue to meet on a regular basis to ensure that the goals and strategies recommended in the Forest Park School Travel Plan are being implemented. The Forest Park School Travel Plan should be updated at least once every five years to ensure that goals are being met and strategies are effectively contributing to the overall goals of the School District and community. 30 Forest PARK School Travel Plan
4.1 Implementation (continued) 4.1 Implementation Matrix Below is an implementation matrix for the Village of Forest Park and Forest Park School District 91. Included is a comprehensive list of recommended strategies, and a timeline for prioritization and completion. Strategy Task Who Is Responsible? Timeline Funding Recommendations Education Create or Adopt Educational Materials Forest Park School District 91 Village of Forest Park Near-term National Center for Safe Routes to School Mini Grant Program Education Educate Parents on the Safe Routes to School PBIS Matrix Forest Park School District 91 Near-term No funding necessary Encouragement International Walk to School Day Forest Park School District 91 Near-term No funding necessary Encouragement Weekly or Monthly Walk to School Day Events Forest Park School District 91 and PTA Mid-term PTA fundraiser Encouragement Distribute Preferred Walking Route Maps to Parents Forest Park School District 91 Near-term No funding necessary Encouragement Develop "Caught Being Good" Program Forest Park Police Department Near-term Donations from local businesses Enforcement Provide Training for Police & Crossing Guards Forest Park Police Department Near-term 402 Safety Grants Enforcement Increase the Number of Crossing Guards Forest Park School District 91 Mid-term Local funding source Enforcement Create Targeted Enforcement Efforts Forest Park Police Department Near-term 402 Safety Grants Engineering Feasibility Study for Sidewalk Reconstruction on Circle Avenue Village of Forest Park Long-term Illinois Department of Transportation and Village of Forest Park Engineering Install New Signage Village of Forest Park Near-term Communities Putting Prevention to Work Grant Engineering Make Existing Walkways Accessible to Students with Disabilities Village of Forest Park Long-term Done in conjunction with other roadway reconstruction projects Engineering Install Street Crossing Improvements Village of Forest Park Mid-term Federal Safe Routes to School Grant Engineering Create On-Street Bike Facilities Village of Forest Park Mid- to Long-term Federal Safe Routes to School Grant Congestion Mitigation Air Quality Grant Transportation Enhancements Grant Engineering Install Bike Parking Village of Forest Park Near-term Communities Putting Prevention to Work Grant Engineering Install Traffic Calming and Speed Reduction Measures Village of Forest Park Long-term In conjunction with other roadway projects Implementation and oversight 31
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Page 6 and 7: Executive Summary Forest PARK Schoo
Page 8 and 9: Introduction 1.1 Community Overview
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