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DRAFT 3. Circulation Element Program 22.2: Prepare and adopt a citywide pedestrian and bicycle master plan. Identify areas where additional bicycle parking facilities are needed. Program 22.3: Integrate bicycle lanes or separate bikeways into street projects, wherever feasible. Program 22.4 Require design measures and facilities to accommodate access by pedestrians, bicycles, and transit in new developments, including bus shelters and turnabouts, bicycle parking facilities, bicycle and pedestrian trails, and transit-friendly designs for the site perimeter and internal circulation patterns. Program 22.5: Encourage appropriate bicycle-related improvements (i.e., work- place provision for showers, bicycle storage, bicycle lanes, etc.) with new development. Program 22.6: Maintain bicycle routes with adequate sweeping and pavement repairs. Program 22.7: Incorporate bicycle detection at signalized intersections. Program 22.8: Strongly encourage the Pleasanton Unified School District to provide convenient, safe, and attractive bicycle racks at all public schools. Program 22.9: Work with the East Bay Regional Park District to complete the Iron Horse Trail through Hacienda. Program 22.10: Develop the Downtown portion of the Alameda County Transportation Corridor for pedestrian, bicyclists and parking, consistent with the 2002 Master Plan for the Downtown Parks and Trails System and with the Downtown Specific Plan. Program 22.11: Consider creating aCity-sponsored self-service bicycle-sharing program. Policy 23: Create and maintain a safe and convenient pedestrian system which encourages walking as an alternative to driving. Program 23.1: Require developers to finance and install sidewalks and pedestrian pathways in future developments. Program 23.2: Develop a pedestrian trail system which connects all major portions of the Planning Area. Circulation Element 012908 clean 3-52 Cify Council 012908