Summary
City staff and consultants presented an update to the Active Transportation Plan, detailing proposed expansions in bike lanes, buffered bikeways, class four separated bikeways, and pedestrian sidewalks. The plan aims to improve safety, encourage active mobility, and maintain city eligibility for state and federal transportation grants.
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Last discussed Apr 9, 2026.
Impact analysis
Estimated implementation costs of $334 million for bike networks and $552 million for pedestrian networks, funded through grants and regional measures.
Bicyclists, pedestrians, students, and residents seeking safer, more connected active transportation options.
Drivers who may experience reduced travel lanes or parking spaces on certain corridors.
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