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_Minutes_January 24, 2022
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Member Piekarski asked if there were plans to ease bike crossing. Associate Traffic <br /> Engineer Nelson stated the improvements offered additional protection. He discussed <br /> right of ways and use for future bike paths. <br /> Member Maciel asked how two lanes were added. Associate Traffic Engineer Nelson <br /> stated the right away from the west side was utilized. Member Maciel restated the <br /> concrete island was unnecessary. <br /> 6. West Las Positas Corridor Plan Update <br /> Associate Traffic Engineer Nelson provided an update on the West Las Positas Corridor. <br /> Stephen Dunbar suggested the sidewalk near Denny's be used as a bikeway. He <br /> discussed difficulties with wide sidewalks and provided ideas for the conceptual design. <br /> Member Piekarski stated she was confused, disappointed, frustrated and angry with the <br /> proposed plan. She expressed concern about safety with riding bicycles opposite of <br /> traffic. She asked if there were still protected bike lanes on the street. Associate Traffic <br /> Engineer Nelson stated the intent was shared use paths, with directional travel on each <br /> side. He discussed the desire of avid bikers to ride away from pedestrians. Member <br /> Piekarski stated protected bike lanes on the street were needed. Associate Traffic <br /> Engineer Nelson explained the proposed conceptual plan to allow bike lanes. Member <br /> Piekarski expressed concern about the cost of the project and suggested protected bike <br /> lanes and a shared path. <br /> In response to Member Negro, Associated Traffic Engineer Nelson stated bike and <br /> pedestrian improvements would occur in conjunction with reconstruction of the roadway <br /> and the planned construction was 2023-2024. Member Negro recommended moving on <br /> and considering some of the lower priority items. <br /> Member Nelson expressed disappointment that the protected intersections were <br /> removed. <br /> Associate Traffic Engineer Nelson stated the protected intersections would remain. <br /> Member Nelson stated the shared use plans were confusing and suggested signage or <br /> paint. He questioned the means of accessing the shared use path and suggested a <br /> physical barrier from street parking to protect the bike lane. He encouraged the best plan <br /> to get kids to school safely. <br /> Member Houston asked about the Iron Horse Trail. Associate Traffic Engineer Nelson <br /> stated the project would include up to the Iron Horse Trail. Member Houston suggested <br /> elevated paths where it crossed over the road and concurred with Member Negro <br /> regarding completion of projects. <br /> Member Maciel stated he preferred the proposed option better than the previous option. <br /> He suggested adding space to the bike lane. He expressed concern regarding pick up <br /> and drop off in front of the school and floating parking stalls creating more blind spots. <br /> Bicycle, Pedestrian & Trails Committee Minutes January 24, 2022 <br /> Page 3 of 5 <br />