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AGENDA REPORT
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4/17/2012
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15Y
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BICYCLE AND PEDESTRIAN INVESTMENTS <br /> Key investments in bicycle the construction and maintenance of the three major <br /> and pedestrian trails,as well as local connectors and access routes. <br /> infrastructure include LOCAL BICYCLE AND PEDESTRIAN <br /> completion of the major SAFETY PROGRAM (5% OF NET <br /> trails in the County. REVENUE, $387 M) <br /> Funding will allow for the <br /> completion of three key This proposed program is designed to fund projects <br /> trails:the County's East Bay Greenway,which and provide operating funds that expand and <br /> provides a viable commute and community enhance bicycle and pedestrian safety and facilities in <br /> Alameda County,focusing on projects that complete <br /> access route for many cyclists and the County's bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure <br /> pedestrians from Oakland to Fremont,and system.The proposed program consists of two <br /> the Bay Trail and Iron Horse trails in Alameda components. <br /> County which provide important off street Bicycle and Pedestrian Direct Allocation to <br /> routes for both commute and recreational Cities and Alameda County(3%of net revenue, <br /> trips. Funding for priority projects in local estimated at$232 M) <br /> and countywide Bicycle and Pedestrian plans Pass-through funding will be provided on a monthly <br /> will also allow for investments that support basis to the cities and to Alameda County for <br /> the use of these modes. planning,construction and maintenance of bicycle <br /> and pedestrian projects and programs,focusing on <br /> A total of 8%of the funds available in this completing the high priority projects described in <br /> plan are devoted to improving bicycle and their Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plans.Funds will <br /> pedestrian infrastructure as well as providing be provided to each city within the county and to <br /> programs to encourage people to bike and Alameda County based on their share of population. <br /> Jurisdictions will be expected to implement,operate <br /> walk when possible and to support <br /> and maintain projects from the County's bicycle and <br /> accessibility for seniors and the disabled. It is pedestrian plans and to commit to a complete streets <br /> important to note that in addition to these philosophy in their project design and <br /> dedicated funds,local bicycle and pedestrian implementation. <br /> projects will also be funded through the Bike and Pedestrian Grant Program (2%of net <br /> Local Streets and Roads and Sustainable revenue,estimated at$154 M) <br /> Transportation and Land Use Linkages These funds, administered by the Alameda CTC,will <br /> funding categories. be available for the purposes of implementing and <br /> maintaining regional bicycle and pedestrian facilities <br /> COMPLETION OF MAJOR TRAILS — and increasing safe bicycling.These proposed funds <br /> IRON HORSE TRAIL, BAY TRAIL AND will be periodically distributed by the Alameda CTC <br /> EAST BAY GREENWAY ($264 M) for projects and programs that <br /> This project provides for increased pedestrian and • Provide bicycle education and training <br /> bicycle transportation options, more open space,and • Increase the number of trips made by bicycle and <br /> improved public safety in neighborhoods on these on foot <br /> three major trails pictured on the next page.These <br /> projects have the potential to generate extensive and • Improve coordination between jurisdictions <br /> varied community benefits beyond creating <br /> • <br /> infrastructure for bicycle and pedestrian travel Maintain existing trails <br /> including improving neighborhood connectivity, • Implement major elements of the Alameda <br /> improving access to transit,reducing local County Bicycle Master Plan and Pedestrian <br /> congestion,improving safe access to schools, Master Plan <br /> supporting community health and reducing !i <br /> greenhouse gas emissions. Funds may be applied to <br /> 4X>ffite t fAc) nfay trip tom--Expettd0 <br /> I t'e P€o,r a � 1nsf; > <br />
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