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Exhibit 7-4 – Monterey Avenue Bicycle Route The City recognizes the importance of east-west bicycle facilities through the downtown area. Monterey Avenue parallels Holt Avenue, offering an alternative to bicycling on this busy street while facilitating access to its destinations. Monterey Avenue connects with the major arterials White Avenue, Garey Avenue, Towne Avenue, and major retail and service corridors in the downtown area. It also serves the transit center offering service on Metrolink and Amtrak rail. Monterey Avenue provides access to civic uses such as the Pomona Post Office, parks, and schools. The proposed bicycle facilities will extend along the 2-mile length of Monterey Avenue from Myrtle Avenue east to Lorrane Avenue. Monterey Avenue serves two-way traffic, providing one or two lanes in each direction, along its length. Monterey Avenue is signal controlled at three intersections along its length and is otherwise stop controlled. Bikeway Connections Destinations o o o o San Antonio Bicycle Lane Palomares Street Bicycle Route Park Avenue Bicycle Route Hamilton Avenue Bicycle Lane o o o o o o o Hamilton Park Pomona Post Office Downtown Pomona Train Station American Museum of Ceramic Art Garfield Park Pueblo Elementary School Village Academy High School Existing Conditions At Hamilton Avenue At White Avenue At San Antonio Avenue Issues Opportunities o o o Monterey Ave has six stop signs at intersections that slow bicyclists Monterey Ave appears to have excess capacity along some segments Monterey Ave lacks bicycle detection at signals o o o Consider removing stop control for Monterey Ave at some locations Consider removing travel/ turn lanes to install bicycle lanes Install inductive or video detection for bicyclists at intersections with activated traffic signals. 125
Improvements This project would include shared lane markings and signage to indicate a bicycle route. o Add bicycle route o Add bicycle route Cost - $60,000 Includes shared lane markings, signage, bicycle detection at signals, and modifications to stop-controlled intersections. 126
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APPENDICES Appendix A: Public Input
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LIST OF EXHIBITS Exhibit 7-1 - San
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IN-PERSON AND ON-LINE BIKEWAY FACIL
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POMONA STAKEHOLDER FACILITY PRIORIT
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Question 1: What type of bicycle fa
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Question 3: Would you like to share
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As part of the Pomona Bicycle Maste
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Existing Lanes Width Needed (feet)
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APPENDIX C: POMONA PEDESTRIAN POLIC
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• Policy 6A.P3, which states, “
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Mixed Land Use • Mixed land uses
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• 6A.P5 - Encourage consolidated,
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Integrating Trails into the Street
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APPENDIX D: PEDESTRIAN IMPROVEMENTS
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PEDESTRIAN IMPROVEMENTS In order to
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1) FOOTHILL BOULEVARD AND GAREY AVE
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3) BONITA AVENUE AND GAREY AVENUE E
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5) ARROW HIGHWAY AND GAREY AVENUE E
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7) MCKINLEY AVENUE AND WHITE AVENUE
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9) SAN BERNARDINO AVENUE AND INDIAN
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11) LINCOLN AVENUE AND WASHINGTON A
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13) HOLT AVENUE AND FAIRPLEX DRIVE
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15) HOLT AVENUE AND GAREY AVENUE Ex
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17) HOLT AVENUE AND PALOMA DRIVE Ex
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19) HOLT AVENUE AND INDIAN HILL BOU
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21) 2ND STREET AND GAREY AVENUE Exi
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23) 4TH STREET AND GAREY AVENUE Exi
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25) MISSION BOULEVARD AND GAREY AVE
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27) MISSION BOULEVARD AND SAN ANTON
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29) PHILLIPS BOULEVARD AND GAREY AV
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31) LEXINGTON AVENUE AND WHITE AVEN
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33) PHILADELPHIA STREET AND GAREY A
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35) OLIVE STREET AND GAREY AVENUE E
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