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Active Transportation Plan - City of Pomona

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<strong>Pomona</strong> <strong>Active</strong> <strong>Transportation</strong> <strong>Plan</strong><br />

November 2012<br />

Chapter 4 – Proposed <strong>Active</strong> <strong>Transportation</strong> Network<br />

Diamond Ranch High School<br />

Bicycle Parking<br />

P1. Additional Bicycle Parking<br />

Existing<br />

• Wave rack located in car parking space<br />

Proposed<br />

• Add bicycle parking at the location shown in Figure 4-4, along the existing sidewalk located<br />

northeast <strong>of</strong> the existing pick-up and drop-<strong>of</strong>f area<br />

• Add racks to accommodate 30 bicycles<br />

Bikeway Network<br />

N1. Diamond Ranch Road between Existing On-Campus Bicycle Parking and Chino Hills Parkway<br />

Existing<br />

• Four lanes, planted median, edge line (westbound)<br />

• 25’ wide (westbound); 22’ wide (eastbound)<br />

Proposed<br />

• Add 5’-wide bicycle lane in the westbound (uphill) direction<br />

• Add sharrows in the eastbound (downhill) direction<br />

• Add pedestrian-scale street lighting<br />

N2. Phillips Ranch Road between Diamond Ranch Road and Rio Rancho Road<br />

Existing<br />

• Four lanes, planted median<br />

• 24’ (southbound); 30’ (northbound)<br />

Existing – State Route 60 overpass section<br />

• Six lanes, including freeway slip ramps<br />

• 80’ (varies)<br />

Proposed<br />

• Add 4’-wide bicycle lane (southbound) and 6’ bicycle lane with 2’ buffer (northbound)<br />

to connect to the proposed bikeway on Rio Rancho Road<br />

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