Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan
The City will work with the chosen consultant on a final scope of services. However, the plan is expected to include the following activities and elements:
• Working with a steering committee and technical work group throughout the process;
• preparing and facilitating a process for public input and involvement;
• providing opportunities for public comment and education in a variety of formats throughout the process;
• reviewing and analyzing the City’s prior planning efforts and incorporating them into the new plan as needed;
• a thorough analysis of existing bicycle and pedestrian facilities;
• locations of origins and destinations for cyclists and pedestrians;
• identification of gaps and barriers in the trail and sidewalk system;
• recommendations for improvements to the trail and sidewalk system;
• an overview of design elements serving non-motorized travel;
• implementation measures, particularly innovative processes for sidewalk construction, replacement and repair;
• identification of funding sources;
• other issues identified during the planning process;
• building consensus for the plan;
• preparing all written and graphic products associated with the project in a timely manner; and
• periodically soliciting input from and updating the City Council and other City officials on the process.
