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IMPLEMENTATION MATRIX
**Cost of Implementa on:
Low - Poten ally accomplished through process modifica on within limits of exis ng budgets
Medium - May require re-alloca on of funding and/or supplemental funds
High - Will require supplemental and/or dedicated capital improvements funding
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Lead En ty
Cost of
Implementa on**
Poten al
Partners
Priority
Par cipate in the US Dep't. of Transporta on Mayor's Challenge for Safer People and Safe
Streets: h p://www.transporta on.gov/mayors-challenge
Seek Bicycle Friendly City designa on through League of American Bicylcists:
h p://bikeleague.org/bfa
Office(s) of the Mayor
Municipal
Engineering Depts.
Low
Low
Chambers of Commerce;
Mayor's Fitness Council
(Corpus Chris ); MPO
Chambers of Commerce;
Mayor's Fitness Council
(Corpus Chris ); MPO
High
High
Establish and/or expand yearly organized rides for key decision makers to foster first-hand
awareness of cycling condi ons
Office(s) of the Mayor;
Bicycle Infrastructure
Advisory Commi ee(s)
or equivalent
Low
City of Corpus Chris
Transporta on Advisory
Commission Bike and
Pedestrian Subcommi ee;
Local cycing clubs;
Local bike shops
Low
Educa on and Encouragement Programs
Lifestyle Promo on
Publish maps illustra ng bicycle infrastructure, detailed route descrip ons, roadway
condi ons, key des na ons, and bicycle shops; include summary of local bicycling laws and
safety ps; consider prin ng various sizes, including foldable pocket version; update map(s)
annually to reflect new infrastructure and facili es
Implement a Cyclists' Day Out program (Saturday/Sunday Cyclovia) involving periodic
(poten ally associated with monthly City of Corpus Chris First Weekend events, for
example) exclusion of vehicles on a designated corridor for a deignated period (e.g. Saturday
morning 8AM-12PM)
Increase involvement of health officials and other health advocates into transporta on
planning processes by forming partnerships with local or State organiza ons with healthrelated
missions; ul mately, consider placement of health officials in non-vo ng
membership or advisory roles on commi ees that review and approve transporta on
projects
Coordinate with local health and wellness organiza ons to promote ac ve mobility op ons
as a primary public health objec ve; partner to pursue grant opportuni es such as the
American Planning Associa on Plan4Health ini a ve to combat lack of physical ac vity and
access to fresh, healthy food
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Conven on and Visitors
Bureau(s); Municipal
Parks and Rec Depts.
City of
Corpus Chris
Parks and Rec. Dept.
Municipal
Transporta on
Advisory Commission/
Commi ees; TxDOT
District; MPO
Municipal Parks
and Rec. Depts.
Low
Low
Low
Low
MPO, Corpus Chris
Downtown Management
District, Corpus Chris
Conven on and
Visitors Bureau
Mayor's Fitness Council
(Corpus Chris ); Local
cycling clubs;
Police Depts.
MPO; County Health
District(s), Health
and human services
groups (e.g. American
Diabetes Associa on)
Nueces County Physical
Ac vity Coali on; Health
and human services
groups (e.g. American
Diabetes Associa on)
High
High
Medium
Medium
Coordinate with local agriculture interests to cross promote ac ve transporta on in
conjunc on with farmers markets and other events associated with fresh/local food
movement
Municipal Parks
and Rec. Depts.
Low
Grow Corpus Chris
Medium
Planning
Framework
Put forth a resolu on and required amendments for considera on by City Council to formally
adopt the MPO's Strategic Plan for Ac ve Mobility for integra on into the Urban
Transporta on Plan sec on of MobilityCC
Priori ze/expedite construc on of off-road mul -use trail segments that are specified in this
Plan; use the off-road mul -use trail segments iden fied in this Plan to update/priori ze offroad
mul -use trail projects iden fied in the City of Corpus Chris Parks and Recrea on
Master Plan and/or Hike/BikeCC component of MobilityCC
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City Council(s)
City of Corpus Chris
Low
Low
High
High
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IMPLEMENTATION MATRIX