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88 | 2026 PLEASANTON BICYCLE AND PEDESTRIAN MASTER PLAN <br />IMPLEMENTATION <br />Policy Action <br />Policy 4.2: Provide secure, accessible, and con- <br />venient bicycle parking and support facilities <br />throughout the city. <br />Action 4.2a: Pursue funding to provide short-term bicycle racks and long-term secure bicycle <br />parking, such as bicycle lockers or bicycle stations, at BART and ACE stations. <br />Action 4.2b: Ensure secure, adequate, and easily accessible bicycle parking at destinations throughout the city. <br />Action 4.2c: Establish a citywide bicycle rack request program and install racks in visible loca-tions outside the pedestrian through zone. <br />Action 4.2d: Consider Pleasanton-specific branding of bicycle racks in Downtown Pleasanton. <br />Action 4.2e: Coordinate with the Pleasanton Unified School District and local businesses to provide and maintain safe and convenient bicycle parking. <br />Action 4.2f: Create a program to establish criteria for and to expand bike corrals in downtown. <br />Policy 4.3: Reduce greenhouse gas emissions by <br />increasing opportunities for active transporta- <br />tion and reducing reliance on single-occupancy <br />vehicles. <br />Action 4.3a: Support Transportation Demand Management (TDM) strategies that encourage <br />walking, bicycling, ridesharing, and transit use. <br />Policy 4.4: Incorporate sustainable and cli- <br />mate-resilient practices into bicycle and pedes- <br />trian projects. <br />Action 4.4a: Where feasible, integrate green infrastructure elements such as shade trees, <br />landscaping, and stormwater management features into projects. <br />Action 4.4b: Evaluate bicycle and pedestrian facilities for resilience to flooding and other cli- <br />mate-related impacts. <br />Policy 4.5: Improve access to active transpor- <br />tation options through partnerships, education, <br />and community programs. <br />Action 4.5a: Expand partnerships with schools, businesses, and community organizations to <br />support walking and bicycling programs. <br />Action 4.5b: Continue and expand encouragement programs such as Bike to Work Day, Walk <br />and Roll events, and bicycle safety programs. <br />Action 4.5c: Pursue grants and funding opportunities that support active transportation initia- <br />tives.
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