FINAL PLAN APPENDIX H CITY OF BERKELEY BIKE PLAN H-1
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1 CITY OF BERKELEY BIKE PLAN H-1
2 . Complete Street Corridor Studies Planning Maps The maps in this appendix provide critical planning context for the Complete Streets Corridor Studies identified in the Berkeley Bike Plan. These maps are from the City of Berkeley General Plan; the Alameda County Transportation Commission Countywide Multimodal Arterial Plan; and the AC Transit Major Corridors Study. They are intended to clarify the relationship between the Bike Plan recommendations for Complete Streets Corridors and the modal priorities established in City of Berkeley and countywide planning documents. City of Berkeley General Plan Figure 7 - Transit Map: Illustrates the Council-adopted citywide network of Primary and Secondary Transit Routes on Berkeley streets. Alameda CTC Countywide Multimodal Arterial Plan Maps: Transit Emphasis and Bicycle Emphasis modal priority maps: These maps illustrate the modal priorities for transit and bicycling established in the Countywide Multimodal Arterial Plan. Specifically, the maps identify which streets on the countywide roadway network are designated as transit priority and which are designated as bicycle priority. Figure 3.4.1: Proposed Bicycle Improvements North Planning Area: This map illustrates an unconstrained vision for potential countywide bicycle improvements and is consistent with the recommended studies and projects in the Berkeley Bike Plan. These improvements will be studied as part of a larger Complete Streets Corridor Study process guided by the modal priorities established in the modal emphasis maps in the Countywide Multimodal Arterial Plan. AC Transit Major Corridors Study: The following maps illustrate AC Transit s proposed transit improvements on Primary Transit Routes in Berkeley. At the conclusion of the Complete Streets Corridor Study process, design alternatives which have a significant negative effect on transit on these Primary Transit Routes will not be recommended. Criteria to define what constitutes a significant negative effect on transit will be developed and applied during the Study process for each corridor. Example criteria for evaluating transit impacts are provided in Section 5.7 of this Plan. Figure 4 - Map of Major Corridors San Pablo Avenue/Macdonald Avenue Corridor Map Shattuck Avenue/Martin Luther King Jr. Way Corridor Map Broadway/College Avenue/University Avenue Corridor Map Adeline Street Map Telegraph Avenue Corridor Map H-1
3 Figure H-1: City of Berkeley General Plan Figure 7 - Transit Map CITY OF BERKELEY BIKE PLAN H-2
4 Main St FINAL PLAN Figure H-2: Alameda CTC Countywide Multimodal Arterial Plan Maps Miles September 28, Legend Interstate Highway Freeways and Expressways Modal Priorities Auto Bicycle Pedestrian Crow Canyon Rd ALBANY EMERYVILLE BERKELEY PIEDMONT ALAMEDA OAKLAND SAN LEANDRO ASHLAND CASTRO VALLEY Transit Trucks Urban Area FAIRVIEW Castro Valley Blvd ACTC Multimodal Arterial Study Network FINAL Attachment H- Modal Priority North County E 14th St Fairmont Dr Park Blvd High St Hillmont Dr 73rd Ave Hegenberger E 14th St Davis St Doolittle Dr Airport Dr Doolittle Dr Marin Ave Tunnel Rd Telegraph Ave Ashby Ave Broadway Macarthur Blvd San Pablo Ave W Grand Ave 14th 14th St Adeline Fruitvale Ave 4th Ave Harrison E 14th St Atlantic Ave 42nd Ave Tilden Way Lincoln Ave Encinal Ave 8th St Park St Otis Dr Doolittle Dr Gilman St H-3
5 H September 16, Miles OAKLAND SAN LEANDRO PIEDMONT BERKELEY ALAMEDA EMERYVILLE ALBANY CIT Y OF BERKELEY BIKE PLAN 238 NEWARK 880 UNION CITY HAYWARD 880 FREMONT PLEASANTON DUBLIN AC Transit Local Routes/LAVTA/UCT AC Transit Cross-Town Routes AC Transit Priority Corridors/LAVTA Rapid Transit Routes Study Network Freeways and Expressways Interstate Highway Legend FINAL Attachment D - Transit Emphasis ACTC Multimodal Arterial Study Network LIVERMORE 205 FINAL PLAN Figure H-3: Alameda CTC Countywide Multimodal Arterial Plan Maps
6 Main St FINAL PLAN Figure H-4: Alameda CTC Countywide Multimodal Arterial Plan Maps Miles September 16, Legend Interstate Highway Freeways and Expressways Study Network Bicycle Network Class I Class IV Class II Enhanced Class II Crow Canyon Rd ALBANY EMERYVILLE BERKELEY PIEDMONT ALAMEDA OAKLAND SAN LEANDRO ASHLAND CASTRO VALLEY Class III Enhanced Class III Bike Route Paralleled Street FAIRVIEW Castro Valley Blvd ACTC Multimodal Arterial Study Network FINAL Attachment E - Bicycle Emphasis North County E 14th St Fairmont Dr Park Blvd High St Hillmont Dr 73rd Ave Hegenberger E 14th St Davis St Doolittle Dr Airport Dr Doolittle Dr Marin Ave Tunnel Rd Telegraph Ave Ashby Ave Broadway Macarthur Blvd San Pablo Ave W Grand Ave 14th 14th St Adeline Fruitvale Ave 4th Ave Harrison E 14th St Atlantic Ave 42nd Ave Tilden Way Lincoln Ave Encinal Ave 8th St Park St Otis Dr Doolittle Dr Gilman St H-5
7 Figure H-5: Alameda CTC Countywide Multimodal Arterial Plan Maps CITY OF BERKELEY BIKE PLAN Fig ure 3.4.1: Propose ed Bicycle Improv vements North P lanning Area Co ountywide Multi imodal Arterial Plan Alame eda CTC Chapter 3: What Improvements Are Needed for a Multimodal Future? 3-27 H-6
8 Figure H-6: AC Transit - Map of Major Corridors Major Corridors Study Final Report DRAFT Figure 4: Map of Major Corridors H-7
9 Figure H-7: San Pablo Avenue/Macdonald Avenue Corridor Map CITY OF BERKELEY BIKE PLAN H-8
10 Figure H-8: Shattuck Avenue/Martin Luther King Jr. Way Corridor Map H-9
11 Figure H-9: Broadway/College Avenue/University Avenue Corridor Map CITY OF BERKELEY BIKE PLAN cal modes were considered as Year However, the H-10
12 Figure H-10: Adeline Street Map H-11
13 Figure H-11: Telegraph Avenue Corridor Map CITY OF BERKELEY BIKE PLAN H-12
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