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IMPLEMENTATION MATRIX<br />
**Cost of Implementa on:<br />
Low - Poten ally accomplished through process modifica on within limits of exis ng budgets<br />
Medium - May require re-alloca on of funding and/or supplemental funds<br />
High - Will require supplemental and/or dedicated capital improvements funding<br />
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Strategy<br />
Case<br />
Study<br />
Special Topics<br />
Narra ve<br />
Appendix<br />
Lead En ty<br />
Cost of<br />
Implementa on**<br />
Poten al<br />
Partners<br />
Priority<br />
Priori ze implementa on of those improvements that necessitate paint and wayfinding<br />
signage without significant capital investment, including Bicycle Boulevards, Buffered <strong>Bike</strong><br />
Lanes, and other low cost/rapid implementa on opportuni es to build out the bicycle<br />
mobility network; consider the opportunity to address all of these improvements en mass<br />
City Council(s);<br />
Municipal Street<br />
Depts.<br />
Medium<br />
High<br />
Implement rou ne mowing and install wayfinding signage on off-road por ons of bike<br />
mobility network as a means of garnering interest and support for the construc on of safer<br />
mul -use paths<br />
Municipal Stormwater<br />
Depts; Municipal Parks<br />
& Recrea on Depts.<br />
Medium<br />
High<br />
Consider concrete or alterna ve hardscape rather than crushed granite or other pervious<br />
surfaces for off-road mul -use trails that are part of bike mobility network so as to maximize<br />
level of service for cyclists of all types and abili es and minimize maintenance requirements<br />
Municipal Stormwater<br />
Depts; Municipal Parks<br />
& Recrea on Depts.<br />
High<br />
High<br />
Infrastructure<br />
<strong>Bike</strong> Mobility Network Priori za on<br />
When installing cycle-tracks and/or mul -use paths, if concrete is the selected hardscape,<br />
consider roller compacted concrete rather than expansion joint installa on in order to<br />
enhance ride quality for cyclists and enhance durability; if expansion joint installa on is to be<br />
used, consider maximizing the interval between expansion joints and installing smaller<br />
tooled joints at more frequent intervals (~12') to control cracking<br />
Update speed limits on all streets that are designated Bicycle Boulevards (per this <strong>Plan</strong>) to 20<br />
MPH; sign for local traffic only (in addi on to implemen ng other best prac ces detailed in<br />
Infrastructure Illustra ons sec on of this <strong>Plan</strong>)<br />
Where traffic calming is installed on designated Bicycle Boulevards, consider using speed<br />
cushions that include cutouts for bicycle traffic; cutouts may also be spaced to match axel<br />
width of emergency vehicles<br />
Where Bicycle Boulevards include mul ple signalized intersec ons, such as on Mesquite St.<br />
in downtown Corpus Chris , consider se ng signal ming coordina on to match an cipated<br />
bicycle progression speed<br />
Municipal<br />
Engineering Dept.<br />
Municipal Police<br />
Dept.<br />
Municipal<br />
Engineering Depts.<br />
Municipal<br />
Engineering Depts.<br />
Medium<br />
Low<br />
Low<br />
Low<br />
Low<br />
High<br />
Medium<br />
Low<br />
Where Bicycle Boulevards are currently unstriped, preserve the unstriped condi on to<br />
encourage flexibility in the behavior of drivers and cyclists, as drivers tend to be less inclined<br />
to preserve a safe passing radius if doing so involves crossing a center lane<br />
Municipal<br />
Engineering Depts.<br />
Low<br />
High<br />
Undertake a corridor study of Ocean Drive that builds upon the 2011 City of Corpus Chris<br />
Integrated Community Sustainability <strong>Plan</strong> and this Bicycle Mobility <strong>Plan</strong> to iden fy and<br />
evaluate specific bicycle infrastructure treatments to capitalize on this unique corridor<br />
City of<br />
Corpus Chris<br />
Engineering Dept.<br />
Medium<br />
Medium<br />
As a strategy for expanding the func onal reach of the bike mobility network, when roads<br />
that are outside the bike mobility network--par cularly within 1/4 mile and they are subject<br />
to reconstruc on, wherever ROW widths allow, install mul -use paths that are 8' or wider,<br />
preferably on both sides, in lieu of sidewalks with signage that indicates the poten al for<br />
shared use by cyclists and pedestrians<br />
Municipal<br />
Engineering Depts.<br />
Medium<br />
High<br />
When reconstruc ng roadways within bike mobility network, review exis ng driveway<br />
configura ons (width, placement, frequency) as a standard part of design process to iden fy<br />
and eliminate unnecessary conflict points with cycling infrastructure<br />
Municipal<br />
Engineering Depts.<br />
Low<br />
Medium<br />
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