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THE CITY OF <br /> Bicycle, Pedestrian & Trails <br /> wow. giur LEASANTONC Agenda Report <br /> October 28, 2019 <br /> Item 4 <br /> SUBJECT: REVIEW AND PROVIDE FEEDBACK ON THE PROPOSED MEASURE B/BB 20 <br /> PERCENT FUNDING PROJECTS <br /> SUMMARY <br /> The City adopted the current Pedestrian and Bicycle Master Plan in January of 2018. The <br /> primary focus of the Master Plan was to prioritize and complete all-ages and abilities corridors <br /> within the city. However, the plan also recognized the need to fund spot projects that may not be <br /> within the top ranked corridors. To fund both the top priority corridors and spot projects, the <br /> Master Plan recommended a funding distribution that consisted of an 80/20 split of Measure <br /> B/BB funds. This allows for the majority of Measure B/BB funding to go towards the top ranked <br /> corridor projects, while still allowing funding for spot improvements. <br /> Currently the 20 percent funds from Measure B/BB total approximately $250,000. Based on <br /> review of existing conditions, feedback from all departments within the city and feedback from <br /> residents, Staff has determined the following four projects to be the highest spot improvements <br /> within the city. <br /> 1 . Valley Avenue at Hansen Drive: potential improvements consist of bulb-outs to shorten <br /> pedestrian crossing. <br /> 2. Iron Horse Trail Wayfinding: signing and striping improvements at the major intersection <br /> crossings of the Iron Horse Trail. <br /> 3. Stoneridge Drive Buffered Bike Lanes: between Santa Rita and Trevor Parkway. <br /> 4. Bernal at Hearst and Bernal at Kottinger: modified lane and bike configurations. <br /> These projects will be discussed in more detail at the October 28, 2019 BPTC meeting. <br /> RECOMMENDATION <br /> It is recommended that the Bicycle, Pedestrian & Trails Committee provide feedback on the <br /> projects. <br /> ACTION <br /> No action required — informational item only. <br />