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HomeMy WebLinkAboutAgenda Report - November 18, 1994 PH• i s % CITY OF LODI COUNCIL COMMUNICATION AGENDA TITLE: Public Hearing to Consider Bicycle Transportation Master Plan MEETING DATE: November 18,1994 PREPARED BY: Public Works Director RECOMMENDED ACTION: That the City conduct a public hearing to consider the Bicycle Transportation Master Plan, adopt the Plan by the attached resolution, and approve Measure K and State Bicycle Lane Account grant applications. BACKGROUND INFORMATION: Earlier this year, the City Council approved the preparation of a Master Plan for bicycle transportation in Lodi. This Plan was prepared in a coordinated effort with the San Joaquin County Regional Bicycle Transportation Master Plan which was recently adopted. As of this writing on November 8, the City Plan, with the attached amendment (Exhibit A), has been approved by the Parks and Recreation Commission. The Plan will be considered by the Planning Commission on November 14. Its actions will be reported at the City Council public hearing. (COUNCIL MEMBERS: Please attach Exhibits A and B to your copy of the Plan which was previously forwarded to you. N you need another copy, please contact the City Cleric, or Mark Meissner in the Community Development Department. Exhibit B is a correction to Table 1 furnished by the Consultant.) There is a reason for moving the approval process along on a such a tight schedule: both the Measure K Program and the State Bicycle Lane Account Program have December deadlines for grant applications. An approved Plan is the first requirement for these programs. In order to apply for these grant programs, staff recommends the Council authorize the Public Works Director to make applications for the following projects: • Kettleman Lane, from Cherokee Lane to Lower Sacramento Road - The preliminary cost estimate is $40,000 assuming the work can be done with no major changes to the existing striping and signal detectors. The work would be coordinated with a proposed State slung seal project. • Hutchins Street, from Kettieman Lane to Lodi Avenue - The preliminary cost estimate is $50,000. This project would extend the already approved bike lane on Hutchins Street south of Kettleman Lane which will be done next year as part of a federally -funded street maintenance project. The Plan calls for a combination of lanes and signed routes. A specific project striping plan will be brought back to the Council for approval if we receive a grant. .ecrc�sa papa, C&t 110� KEPH2 DOC CC + M_-- ,......../44.4„...„, t - APPROVED . U. - THOMAS A. PETERSON City Manager Public Nearing to Consider Bice Transportation Master Plan November 16, 1994 Page 2 0 • Bike Parking Facilities - This project consists of the installation of bike racks at both public and private facilities. As envisioned at this time, the project would pay for purchase and installation at publicly -owned facilities and would fumish racks for private installation at privately -owned facilities. Many details would need to be worked out and staff is working on utilizing volunteers to help in this effort. The size, and thus the cost, of this project could vary considerably. Given the amount of available funding, staff recommends a project of $25,000. This would provide racks at about 30 to 40 locations depending on a number of factors. Both grant programs have local matching requirements as described in Exhibit A. Staff proposes to use Transportation Development Act funds if they are available and Gas Tax funds as a secondary source. A final decision on exact funding will be brought back to the Council for approval if we receive a grant. FUNDING: None required at this time. Prepared by Richard C. Prima, Jr.. City Engineer JLRIRCPAm attachments cc: Associate Traffic Engineer Assistant Planner Concerned Citizens City Attorney L. Ronsko is Works Director • EXHIBITA Addendum to: November 8,1994 Lodi Bicycle Transportation Master Plan Public Review Draft dated October 7. 1994 Page 24. Replace Section A.3. "Central California Traction Company Railroad right-of-way" with the following: On the east side of Cherokee Lane, the Central California Traction Railroad runs parallel to Lodi Avenue within its own right-of-way. The tracks continue westerly down the center of Lodi Avenue to the Southern Pacific Railroad tracks. The City has initiated efforts to have the tracks in Lodi Avenue removed. Should portions of the railroad right- of-way east of Cherokee Lane become available due to the Lodi Avenue track removal, a bike path could be developed as an alternative to bike lanes in Lodi Avenue. Page 43. Add the following paragraph ahead of the last paragraph of Section A: The above priority projects reflect the results of the public input process for this plan. Other factors such as safety considerations, budget priorities, specific grant program criteria and coordination with other projects will be considered by the City in determining actual project implementation. Page 44, Add the following sentences to thc end of thc first paragraph: Measure K also has a bicycle grant program with approximately S200,000 available county -wide over a two-year funding cycle. The local match is flexible. Using Measure K funds to match State, Federal or other sources is encouraged through the scoring system. In other words, reducing the requested Measure K contribution increases the likelihood of funding. Page 44, Replace the second paragraph with the following: Currently, some State funding for bicycle projects comes from the Bicycle Lane Account, which has been funding about 5360,000 in bicycle improvements annually state-wide. This program requires a 10% local match. Federal funds for bicycles primarily come from the Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency Act of 1991 (ISTEA). The Act provides for various categories of funding programs with local matching requirements ranging from ;tone to approximately 20%. Funding decisions under the individual programs are handled by either the State or the San Joaquin Council of Governments (COG). Local matching funds for these and other grants could come from the Measure K funds described above. Specific grant projects and matching fund sources will be approved by the City Council as part of the budget process or as needed to meet grant program schedules. Prepared by City of Lodi Public Works Department • • OCTOBER 1994 EXHIBIT B LODI BICYCLE TRANSPORTATION MASTER PIAN PLANNED BIKEWAY SYSTEM Table 1 (continued) Class ll & 17I Facilities on Roads 1 Approximate Cost Turner Road S23,300 Holly Drive (bike route or lanes) 6,800 or 25,650 Traffic diverters at Ilam Lane 24,000 Lockeford Street/Victor Road 18,750 Elm Street (bike route or lanes) 17,800 or 66,600 Traffic dinners at three locations 72,000 Pine Street 24,300 Walnut Street (bike route or lanes) 10,300 or 58,000 Railroad crossing with safety mechanisms 78,000 Bike path through Hutchins Street Square 10,000 Lodi Avenue 62,600 Vine Street (bike route or lanes) 19,200 or 108,000 Traffic diverters at one intersection 24,000 Railroad crossing safety mechanisms 78,000 Kettleman Lane 306,900 Century Boulevard 60,800 Providence/Arundel/Scarborough/Wimbledon 6,700 Bike path at Beckman School 18,900 Ilarney Lane 192,375 Total I 53,231,775 to 53,614,575 1 Other 1 Approximate Cost Signal Actuation $4,000 per intersection Bike Racks S500 each 31 4 a CITY OODI Carnegie Forum 305 West Pine Street, Lodi NOTICE`" F PUBLIC HEARING Date: November 16, 1994 Time: 7:00 p.m. 4 For information regarding this notice please contact: Jennifer M. Perrin City Clerk Telephone: (209) 3334702 1 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING November 16,1994 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on Wednesday, November 16, 1994 at the hour of 7:00 p.m., or as soon thereafter as the matter may be heard, the City Council will conduct a Public Hearing to consider the following matter. a) Bicycle Transportation Master Plan All interested persons are invited to present their views and comments on this matter. Written statements may be filed with the City Clerk at any time prior to the hearing scheduled herein, and oral statements may be made at said hearing. If you challenge the subject matter in court, you may be limited to raising only those issues you or someone else raised at the Public Hearing described in this notice or in written correspondence delivered to the City Clerk, 221 West Pine Street, at or prior to the Public Hearing. By Order of the Lodi City Council: r 1 ylitA.vt... J = ler M. ') rrin City Clerk Dated: November 2, 1994 Approved as to form: v Bobby W. McNatt City Attorney �.�.���� s J ‘CITYCIRK\FORMSWOTICE2B DOC 7048/94 r 0 DECLARATION OF MAILING On November 3, 1994 in the City of Lodi, San Joaquin County, California, I deposited in the United States mail, envelopes with first-class postage prepaid thereon, containing a copy of the Notice attached hereto, marked Exhibit "A•; said envelopes were addressed as is more particularly shown on Exhibit "B" attached hereto. There is a regular daily communication by mail between the City of Lodi, California, and the places to which said envelopes were addressed. I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and correct. Executed on November 3, 1994, at Lodi, California. Jennifer M. Perrin City Clerk Ja queline L. ylor ( De uty)City Cle k Last First Address City State PostalCode HomePhone staff Agnew Shann 421 N. Lodi CA 95240 366.1035 on Pleasant Av Boelse John 12489 Galt CA 95632 748-2202 ms Hobday Road Bonjo Richer 1919 Lodi CA 95242 368-0410 ur d West Elm Street Casale Bob 1730 Lodi CA !;5240 334-0191 PRC gno Ackerma n 010 Davis J.W. 513 Lodi Ca 95240 368-2205 Palm Av. Diehl Randy 1215 Lodi CA 95242 334-3524 North Lower Sacrame nto Road Douws Audre 11777 Lodi CA 95240-7357 369-6901 tra y US Hwy 99 Douws Georg 8437 Stoc CA 95210 474-2490 tra a Newbour kton 8 Felde Phil 89 Lodi CA 95242 339-0165 Riverme adows Drive Feller Tom 11872 Lodi CA 95240 368-9415 North Ham Lane Fernan Paula 2600 Lodi CA 95242 333-6800 ex. TRAFFIC dez Bayberry 667 Drive Gabrie Geo 2113 Lodi CA 95240 368-8134 1 Alpine Dr. Golnic Terry 19432 Woo CA 95258 333-1898 k & Patti Woodsid dbrid e Drive ge Goular Janet 2645 1 '►di CA 95242 333-1607 LUSD to Bayberry Drive Hale Dick 1764 Le Lodi CA 95240 368-1491 Bec Ct. Hansa Marvi 5100 Lodi CA 95240 368-8921 n n East Kettlema n Lane Heiden Benjan 681 Lodi CA 95242 333-2430 w w Last First Address City State PostalCode HomePbone staff der Taylor Road Henshi Bob 2140 Lodi CA 95242 368-8415 Ilwood Jackson Street Hitchc Susan 615 S. Lodi CA 95240 PC ock Hutchins St. Hopso Jeff ® 418 Lodi CA 95242 333-1749 n's West • Cycler Lodi y Avenue Housto Edie 611 Glen Lodi CA 95242 A Oak Dr. Hudso Robby 310 Lodi CA 95240 339-4371 n North Ham Lane Hughe Marily 1121 W. Lodi CA 95242 368-0971 s n Vine St. # 12A Hump Thoma P.O. Box Clem CA 95227 759-3630 pries s 36 ants Irons Eddie 2081 Lodi CA 95242 368-1985 Sylvan Way #808 Johnso Bob 1311 Lodi CA 95240 334-0370 PRC n Midvale Rd. Kuhn Glenn 2421 Lodi CA 95240 334-4902 J. Banyan Drive Lapent Micha 1718 Lodi CA 95240 PC a el Edgewoo d Dr. Larson Arne 2306 Lodi CA 95242 333-8145 Corbin Lane Ling Dick 9 North Lodi CA 95240 369-8360 Californi a Martin Carl 1207 Lodi CA 95240 333-2374 Port Chelsea Circle Marzol Harry 445 Lodi CA 95242 PC f Madrona Ct. McGla Donath 420 W. Lodi CA 95240 PC ddery an Pine St. Medlo Tamm 1501 Lodi CA 95242 339-8748 ck y Mariposa Last First Address City State PostalCode HomePhone staff Way Melby Elvera 8 N. Lodi CA 95240 369-2654 PRC Sunset Dr. Meyer Chad 250 Lodi CA 95242 334-5962 PRC Ticknor Ct. Parkin Rob 2231 Lodi CA 95242 368-6935 son West Elm Street Pell Jeff 512 Lodi CA 95240 368.8753 South Lee Street Pranon Mathe 152 Galt CA 95632 745-2142 w McFarla nd Street Prima Ben 6613 E. Lodi CA 95240 369-6942 Sargent Ln. Rasmu Craig 1111 W. Lodi CA 95240 PC ssen Tokay St. Ravera Sheryl 526 5th Galt CA 95632 745-5677 Street Riggle Robert 712 Lodi CA 95242 369-6610 E. North Cross Street Rudow Gail 233 Lodi CA 95242 333-8875 Rutledge Dr. Sauls Erin 1222 Lodi CA 95240 367-3805 South Hutchins Street #11 Schmi John 2216 W. Lodi CA 95242 PC dt Walnut St. Staffor Roger 801 S. Lodi CA 95242 PC d Mills Av. Ulschn LynAn 405 W. Lodi CA 95240 339-0943 id n Locust 116 Vande John 230 Lodi CA 95240 333-7621 riack Olive Court Wall Bill 2239 Lodi CA 95242 334-9388 Aladdin Way Last First Address City State PostalCode HomePbone staff Wall Ed 1026 Lodi CA 95240 369-1385 PRC Port Chelsea Cir. Whipp Amy 418 W. Lodi CA 95240 333-1749 le Lodi Av. CITY COUNCIL JACK A. SIECLOCK. Mayor STEPHEN 1 MANN Mayor Pro Tempore RAY G. DAVENPORT PHILLIP A PENNINO JOHN R (Randy) SNIDER Concerned Citizens: l! E9 CITY OF LODI CITY HALL. 221 %YES( PINT SIR/ 11 P O 13OX 3111)b LODI. CALIFORNIA 95241-1910 ( 2091 134-56 34 1 A% (h)v) 411 aria. November 9, 1994 SUBJECT: Public Hearing to Consider Bicycle Transportation Master Plan 1 NOMAS A PE TE KSON City Atanager IINNI1IK.111'IKKIN City Cirri 111)13 114 %AI1 l -it% Attornr.l Enclosed is a copy of background information on an item that is on the City Council agenda of Wednesday, November 16, 1994, at 7 p.m. The meeting will be held in the City Council Chamber, Carnegie Forum, 305 West Pine Street. The Council will conduct a public hearing on this item. You are welcome to attend and speak at the appropriate time. If you wish to write to the City Council, please address your letter to City Council, City of Lodi, P. O. Box 3006, Lodi, California, 95241-1910. Be sure to allow time for the mail. Or, you may hand -deliver the letter to City Hall, 221 West Pine Street. If you wish to address the Council at the Council meeting, be sure to fill out a speakers card (available at the Camegie Forum immediately prior to the start of the meeting) and give it to the City Clerk. If you have any questions about: communicating with the Council, please contact Jennifer Perrin, City Clerk, at (209) 333-6702. If you have any questions about the item itself, please call Richard Prima at (209) 333-6706 or Mark Meissner at (209) 333-6711. Jack. Ronsko \Publi Works Director JLR/Im Enclosure cc: City Clerk Shannon Agnew 421 N. Pleasant Av Lodi. CA 95240 J.W. Davis 513 Palm Av. Lodi, Ca 95240 George Douwstra 8437 Newbourg Stockton, CA 95210 Paula Fernandez 2600 Bayberry Drive Lodi, CA 95242 TRAFFIC Janet Goularte 2645 Bayberry Drive Lodi, CA 95242 LUSD Benjander Heiden 681 Taylor Road Lodi. CA 95242 Jeff @ Hopson's Cyclery 418 West Lodi Avenue Lodi, CA 95242 Marilyn Hughes 1121 W. Vine St. #12A Lodi. CA 95242 Bob Johnson 1311 Midvale Rd. Lodi, CA 95240 PRC Arne Larson 2306 Corbin Lane Lodi, CA 95242 ,John Boelsems 12489 Hobday Road Galt, CA 95632 • Randy Diehl 1215 North Lower Sacramento Road Lodi, CA 95242 Phil Felde 89 Rivenneadows Drive Lodi, CA 95242 Geo Gabriel 2113 Alpine Dr. Lodi. CA 95240 Dick Hale 1764 LeBecCt. Lodi, CA 95240 Bob Henshillwood 2140 Jackson Strut Lodi, CA 95242 Edie Houston 611 Glen Oak Dr. Lodi. CA 95242 Thomas Humphries P.O. Box 36 Clements, CA 95227 Glenn J. Kuhn 2421 Banyan Drive Lodi. CA 95240 Dick Ling 9 North California Lodi. CA 95240 Richard Bonjour 1919 West Elm Street Lodi, CA 95242 Audrey Douwstra 11777 USHwy99 Lodi. CA 95240.7357 Tom Feller 11872 North Ham Lane Lodi. CA 95240 Terry & Patti Golnick 19432 Woodside Drive Woodbridge, CA 95258 Marvin Hansen 5100 East Kettleman Lane Lodi. CA 95240 Susan Hitchcock 615 S. Hutchins St. Lodi. CA 95240 PC Robby Hudson 310 Nonh Ham Lane Lodi, CA 95240 Eddie Irons 2081 Sylvan Way 0808 Lodi, CA 95242 Michail Lapenta • 1718 Edgewood Dr. Lodi. CA 95240 PC Carl Martin 1207 Pon Chelsea Circle Lodi. CA 95240 Harry Marzolf 445 Madrone C1. Lodi. CA 95242 PC Elvera Melby 8 N. Sunset Dr. Lodi. CA 95240 PRC Jonathan McGladdery 420 W. Pine St. Lodi. CA 95240 PC Chad Meyer 250 Ticknor Ct. Lodi. CA 95242 PRC Jeff Pell Mathew Pratton 512 South Lee Street 152 McFarland Street Lodi. CA 95240 Galt. CA 95632 Craig Rasmussen 1111 W. Tokay St. Lodi. CA 95240 PC Gail Rudow 233 Rutledge Dr. Lodi. CA 95242 Roger Stafford 801 S. Mills Av. Lodi. CA 95242 PC Bill Wall 2239 Aladdin Way Lodi. CA 95242 Randy Garrett 11 S. School St. Lodi. CA 95240 Sheryl Ravera 526 5th Street Galt. CA 95632 Erin Sauls 1222 South Hutchins Street N 11 Lodi, CA 95240 LynAnn Ulschnid 405 W. Locus: #6 Lodi. CA 95240 , Ed Wall 1026 Port Chelsea Cir. Lodi. CA 95240 PRC Tammy Mediodt 1501 Mariposa Way Lodi. CA 95242 Rob Parkinson 2231 West Elm Street Lodi. CA 95242 Ben Prima 6613 E. Sargent Ln. Lodi. CA 95240 Robert E. Riggle 712 North Cross Street Lodi. CA 95242 John Schmidt 2216 W. Walnut St. Lodi. CA 95242 PC John Vanderlack 230 Olive Court Lodi, CA 95240 Amy Whipple 418 W. Lodi Av. Lodi. CA 95240 B a a s ss a RESOLUTION NO. 94-140 A RESOLUTION OF THE LODI CITY COUNCIL ADOPTING THE BICYCLE TRANSPORTATION MASTER PLAN, AND APPROVING THE MEASURE K AND STATE BICYCLE LANE ACCOUNT GRANT APPLICATIONS RESOLVED, that the Lodi City Council hereby adopts the Bicycle Transportation Master Plan including Addendums 1 and 2, and deleting the Bike Path along the Woodbridge Irrigation Canal from the plan, and approves the Measure K and State Bicycle Lane Account Grant Applications for the Kettleman Lane and Hutchins Street Bike Lanes and Bicycle Parking Facilities projects. Dated: November 16, 1994 sass ====== I hereby certify that Resolution No. 94-140 adopted by the City Council of the City of Lodi in a held November 16, 1994 by the following vote: Ayes: Council Members Noes: Council Members Absent: Council Members - 94-140 Davenport, Mann and Sieglock (Mayor) Pennino and Snider None was passed and regular meeting J d'f ifer J Perrin City Cler Page 8, Replace the third full paragraph and its bullets with the following: There are three intercity regional bikeways and three regional bikeways adopted in the San Joaquin County Regional Bicycle Master Plan that will connect with or enter into Lodi. These intercity and regional bikeways are: • Class 11 intercity bike lanes on Lower Sacramento Road, which would extend north and south of Lodi, and continue through Lodi on Lower Sacramento Road also as a Class II regional bikeway. • Class II bike lanes on the Highway 99 west frontage road between Wilson Way in Stockton and Harney lane in Lodi. Connection of the intercity bikeway through Lodi to the north could occur on Cherokee Lane or a number of other streets, as shown in this Plan. • Class III intercity bike route along State Highway 12, which would extend east and west of Lodi on Kettieman Lane and Victor Road. Connection of the intercity bike route through Lodi could occur on a number of streets, as shown in this Plan. • Class 11 regional bike lane on Hutchins Street in Lodi from Harney Lane to Saint Claire Drive, continuing north as possibly a Class ID bike route to Holly Drive. A change from Class II to III may be necessary with the limited right-of-way in the area or if the removal of on -street parking is not permitted. • Class 11 regional bike lanes on Turner Road. Lodi's plan shows a Class III bike route, or possibly Class II bike lanes on Turner Road between the northern extension of Lwr. Sacramento Road to Cluff Avenue. Changes from Class III to II may be possible if the removal of on -street parking in the residential areas is permitted. • Class II regional bike lanes on Harney Lane between the future alignment of Evergreen drive at the west and Beckman Road at the east. Page 12. Add the following sentences to the end of the fust paragraph: The City's Community Service officers have established Bicycle education and safety programs. One program is a children's bicycle rodeo which teaches children to be aware oldie most common types of traffic accidents. The children learn how to avoid accidents by riding their bikes through a number of different courses that simulate different traffic situations. Bicycle Rodeos are available to the public upon request. Another program is a two hour bicycle safety course which is provided as an altemative to paying a fine when a traffic citation is issued to a cyclist. Two of the Community Service Officer's smaller programs, are simply to provide bicycle safety videos to schools and other groups, and to include bicycle safety tips in their neighborhood watch newsletters. Page 40. Replace the first paragraph of 4. Showers and Lockers with the following: All future commercial construction and renovations should be required .to provide showers and lockers for employees so that bicyclists can change into work clothes at their destinations. The City should also encourage existing businesses to provide showers. Prepared by City of Lodi Public Works & Community Development Departments 2 Second Addendum to: Lodi Bicycle Transportation Master Plan Public Review Draft dated October 7,1994 November 14. 1994 Page 3. Replace the second sentence of Provision 12 with the following sentence: This analysis, in addition to analysis conducted specifically for this Plan, is incorporated into this Plan by reference. Appendix D is a Lodi General Plan Land Use Map which summarizes planned land use. Page 3. Replace the text of Provision 13 with the following sentences: The City of Lodi has no existing bikeways. Proposed bikeways are mapped and described in Chapter IV and Figure 8 of this Pian. Page 3, Replace the first sentence of Provision 15 with the following paragraph: Existing and future transportation connections include: • The existing park and ride lot near the intersection of Victor Road and Beckman Road on the East side of Highway 99. • The existing San Joaquin Regional Transit bus stop and parking at Cal -Skate on Cherokee Lane near the northbound on-ramp of Hwy. 99. • The future multimodal station on Sacramento Street near Oak Street at the Southern Pacific rail lines. • The future park and ride lot at the intersection of Lower Sacramento Road and Hwy. 12/Kettleman Lane. Bike lanes and/or routes connecting these facilities are included in the plan. Both of the existing facilities have bicycle parking, while future projects are planned to provide bicycle • parking. (Map will be revised accordingly) Page 3, Replace Provision 16 with the following: The City's Municipal Service Center and Public Safety Building both provide City employee access to shower facilities. Major industrial employers also have these facilities. Chapter VI of this Plan recommends that the City require all future commercial construction and renovation, with a specified number of employees, to provide showers for bicyclists and others. The City should also encourage existing businesses to provide showers. Page 4, Add the following sentence to the end of Provision 17: Existing safety programs and bicycle accident trend data are discussed in Chapter III, section A. 3. "Safety Issues". Page 4, Replace the second sentence of Provision 19 with the following: Local plans on these subjects are outlined in the San Joaquin County Regional Bicycle Plan and the 1994 Regional Transportation Plan 'Non -Motorized Action Element "(Pages V1-62 to VI -67) and are incorporated in this Plan by reference. 1 RECEIVED 9'f !;r'1 16 AH 8: 12 FE;), 5/2 5. i ee .4✓e . froth' , Ca HP. 952'ta /i ovember /5, 1 ? ? To Lod; Ci Co vrwi 1 .1 urge The. Lode Cly Covnc,./ to ctdop f the 8;cyc,le /aster ?la n Cly oC Lodi' . Lod ► ;5 an easy !own in which r%de a. bicycle. Me sfreeis are tv;de , smooth and flat , tet there are no (etc , l; ties place io provide kr The bicy Glis f 11 bicycle is not Just a ch, /ds toy , They arra ley; t;nude {vr,n of fransportabbn nal 'atte a le1a/ right 7h use our roads rend hihways. Many pecyk do not bicycle because they are ;nt-in,; doted 6y Mow' vehicles, {eel v[sak , Qnd There ,s a lack 01 5.k , ade7v�ife `jark„j a S/cyve at their dest;,1a.tion. Eoen the C,ly 61,17c,1 by,ldio kclo Q h'ke rack. 1-?ly v;s;hlt Me lanes and Truk 6.k< paths u,.:11 rocide ltir the .saceiy c4 the b;cycl;ny pv'bl►'c. Ticmore pe.opk used b;c ycte.s ,'ns teal cc tvn' b,'Ics , 4'r ia. h / y woad i►)iproie,. San Jot?vI'1 t/4./ley aif q,,'ah y 6"�elk./i lQdf L/ 0.s heallh1 5 !andQrd$ =i5 deem air mo ',oaks arc/ 'rare! yon L.,5 t let wood be u.'''Se ./0 have a D;cycie plan ;n pace. Please approve the 3ic.ycle Tran.por m. hop ('!aster Plan Thank you S� nc_erel y, 741114.1?At �� JHrey 3 b g753