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2 Grand Ave, MacArthur Blvd, Market St, and Telegraph Ave. The City s bicycle facilities include those within the jurisdiction of the Port of Oakland. The City s facilities also link to bicycle facilities within the jurisdiction of the East Bay Regional Park District. The Bikeways may be located on or adjacent to sites listed on the current version of the Cortese List. PROJECT SPONSOR: The City of Oakland PROJECT DESCRIPTION: The City of Oakland is updating its 1999 Bicycle Master Plan (BMP) to comply with the requirements of the State of California s Bicycle Transportation Account. The resulting BMP will continue to ensure Oakland s eligibility for funding for bicycle facilities and programs from the State s Bicycle Transportation Account and other bicycle grant programs. The BMP serves as the official policy document addressing the development of facilities and programs to enhance the role of bicycling as a viable and appropriate transportation choice in Oakland. Through a General Plan amendment, the updated BMP will be adopted as part of the Land Use and Transportation Element (LUTE) of the Oakland General Plan. The project would implement General Plan LUTE Policy T4.4 which recommends the preparation, adoption, and implementation of a Bicycle Master Plan. This EIR will address the potential impacts of the Proposed Bikeway Network and, in particular, the proposed Bicycle Lanes (Class 2). The addition of Bicycle Lanes to existing roadways could require the removal of motor vehicle travel lanes or parking with potentially significant environmental impacts. Because Bicycle Routes (Class 3) are composed of signage on existing roadways, this class of Bikeway does not have significant environmental impacts and will not be studied in further detail. Details regarding the potential impacts of specific Bicycle Path (Class 1) projects pursuant to Figure 2 (Preliminary Proposed Bikeways) and Figure 3 (Preliminary Proposed Bikeway Network) are unknown at this time (exact location, length or width). The undefined Bicycle Paths could result in potentially significant impacts. Each future project is subject to subsequent project-level environmental review, at which time specific Bicycle Path project characteristics would be identified and the City would determine if additional project-level environmental assessment would be required. Assessments would identify mitigation measures to reduce impacts to a less than significant level. The following figures and tables identify the Preliminary Proposed Bikeway Network (Class 1, 2, and 3). The figures are also available in high resolution color format on the internet at: Figure 1 shows existing Bikeways in Oakland, including Bicycle Paths (Class 1), Bicycle Lanes (Class 2), and Bicycle Routes (Class 3). Figure 2 shows preliminary proposed Bikeways that will be considered for inclusion in the BMP update while Figure 3 shows the Preliminary Proposed Bikeway Network (both the existing and proposed Bikeways). Table 1 identifies existing and proposed Bicycle Lanes that are being considered for inclusion in the updated BMP. Table 2 identifies completed Bicycle Lanes in Oakland. Table 3 identifies proposed Bicycle Lanes that were not identified in the 1999 BMP. Note that the majority of proposed Bicycle Lanes under consideration are included in the adopted 1999 BMP. Table 1 provides a complete list of proposed Bicycle Lanes to be analyzed for inclusion in the updated BMP. All proposed Bicycle Lanes will undergo a preliminary analysis for potentially significant environmental impacts while a representative sample will receive detailed analysis. Proposed Bicycle Lanes with significant environmental impacts may be relocated to another street in the same travel corridor if that relocation would reduce the overall impacts. Thus, the updated BMP may include Bikeways not included in Table 1 to reduce the overall impacts from the proposed Bicycle Lanes identified in Table 1. Notice of Preparation Bicycle Master Plan 2 of 10 September 6, 2005
3 Notice of Preparation Bicycle Master Plan 3 of 10 September 6, 2005
4 Notice of Preparation Bicycle Master Plan 4 of 10 September 6, 2005
5 Notice of Preparation Bicycle Master Plan 5 of 10 September 6, 2005
6 Table 1: Preliminary Proposed Bicycle Lanes (Class 2) for Inclusion in the BMP Update Street From To 14th Ave E 8th St MacArthur Blvd 14th St Mandela Parkway Lakeside 20th St Harrison St San Pablo Ave 22nd Ave E 21st St E 12th St 23rd Ave 29th Ave Ardley Ave 27th St San Pablo Ave Bay Place 29th Ave 23rd Ave E 7th St 2nd St Brush St Oak St 35th Ave San Leandro St Redwood Rd 3rd St Mandela Parkway Brush St 40th St Adeline St Piedmont Ave 42nd Ave Courtland Ave San Leandro St 4th Ave Park Blvd E 10th St 50th Ave Foothill Blvd San Leandro St 51st St Shattuck Ave Broadway 52nd St 51st St Market St 55th St Vallejo St Vicente Wy 5th Ave E 10th St Embarcadero 66th Ave International Blvd Oakport 73rd Ave Edwards Ave International Blvd 7th St Wood St 5th Ave 81st Ave San Leandro St International Blvd 82nd Ave Golf Links Rd International 8th St Wood St Oak St 98th Ave Golf Links Rd Airport Dr 9th St Castro St Oak St Adeline St 3rd St 61st St Airport Dr Neil Armstrong Wy Hegenberger Rd Alameda Ave Fruitvale Ave High St Alcatraz Ave San Pablo Ave College Ave Ardley MacArthur Blvd 23rd Ave Bancroft Ave 42nd Ave Durant Ave Bay Place 27th St Grand Ave Beaumont Ave 14th Ave Park Blvd Broadway Embarcadero Highway 24 overcrossing at Caldecott Ln Broadway Terrace Broadway Mountain Blvd Buell/Calaveras/Daisy/Davenport MacArthur Blvd Mountain Blvd Caldecott Ln FWY overcrossing Tunnel Rd Camden St Seminary Ave Bancroft Ave Campus Dr Redwood Rd Keller Carson St Mountain Blvd Tompkins Ave Claremont Telegraph Ave Grizzly Peak Blvd Doolittle Dr Harbor Bay Pkwy Eden Rd E 10th St Madison St 9th Ave E 12th St 1st Ave 54th Ave E 15th St Lakeshore Ave 14th Ave E 18th St Park Blvd Lakeshore Ave Notice of Preparation Bicycle Master Plan 6 of 10 September 6, 2005
7 Table 1 (Cont.): Preliminary Proposed Bicycle Lanes (Class 2) for Inclusion in the BMP Update Street From To E 21st St 14th Ave Mitchell St Edes Ave Hegenberger Rd 105th Ave Edgewater Dr Bay Trail Hegenberger Rd Edwards Ave Mountain Blvd 73rd Ave Embarcadero Oak St E 7th St Fontaine St Keller Ave Golf Links Rd Foothill Blvd Lakeshore Ave 50th Ave Franklin St 6th St Broadway at 22nd St Fruitvale Ave Alameda Ave MacArthur Blvd Golf Links Rd 82nd Ave Grass Valley Rd Grand Ave Jean St Interstate 80 Harrison St 20th St Monte Vista Ave Havenscourt Bl Bancroft Ave International Blvd Hegenberger Rd International Blvd Airport Dr High St Tompkins Ave Tidewater Ave International Blvd 1st Ave Durant Ave Joaquin Miller Rd Skyline Blvd Hwy 13 Lakeshore Ave E 12th St Wala Vista Lakeside Dr 14th St 20th St Lincoln MacArthur Blvd Highway 13 Linda Ave Piedmont Ave Rose Ave MacArthur Blvd Hollis St Durant Ave Madison St 2nd St Lakeside Dr Mandela Pkwy 3rd St Horton St Market St 3rd St Alcatraz Ave Martin Luther King Jr. Way 20th St 2nd St Monterey Blvd Park Blvd Redwood Rd Moraga Ave Pleasant Valley Ave Mountain Blvd Mountain Blvd Broadway Ter Golf Links Rd Oak St Embardadero 14th St Oakland Ave Harrison St Monte Vista Ave Oakport St High St Edgewater Dr Park Blvd E 18th St Mountain Blvd Peralta St MacArthur Blvd Mandela Pkwy Piedmont Ave Broadway Pleasant Valley Ave Pleasant Valley Ave Broadway Rose Ave Redwood Rd Skyline Blvd 35th Ave Ron Cowan Pkwy Airport Dr Harbor Bay Pkwy San Leandro St Fruitvale Ave Apricot Ave Santa Clara Ave MacArthur Blvd Grand Ave Seminary Ave Sunnymere Ave San Leandro St Shattuck Ave Telegraph Ave Woolsey St Shepherd Canyon Rd Saroni Dr Skyline Blvd Telegraph Ave (1) Broadway Woolsey St Tunnel Rd Berkeley Border Caldecott Ln Webster St 2nd St Broadway at 25th St West St 14th St 52nd St (1) Telegraph Ave (Broadway to Aileen St) is undergoing environmental review as a separate project. Notice of Preparation Bicycle Master Plan 7 of 10 September 6, 2005
8 Table 2: Existing Bicycle Lanes (Class 2) Street From To 3rd St Mandela Parkway Brush St 73rd Ave International Blvd MacArthur Blvd 8th St Market St Wood St Bancroft Ave Courtland Ave 66th Ave Bancroft Ave 82nd Ave Durant Ave Broadway 26th St MacArthur Blvd Doolittle Dr Hegenberger Rd Harbor Bay Pkwy Embarcadero Oak St E 7th St Fruitvale Ave Alameda Ave E 12th St Grand Ave El Embarcadero Market St Harrison St 21st St Grand Ave MacArthur Blvd Lakeshore Ave Park Blvd MacArthur Blvd Lincoln Ave 35th Ave Mandela Pkwy 3rd St Horton St Market St MacArthur Blvd Aileen St Ron Cowan Pkwy Airport Dr Harbor Bay Pkwy Santa Clara Ave Vernon St Lake Park Ave Telegraph Ave Aileen St Woolsey St West St Grand Ave MacArthur Blvd Notice of Preparation Bicycle Master Plan 8 of 10 September 6, 2005
9 Table 3: Preliminary Proposed Bicycle Lanes (Class 2) not included in the 1999 BMP Street From To 20th St Harrison St San Pablo Ave 23rd Ave E 12th St E 21st St 27th St San Pablo Ave Broadway 29th Ave 23rd Ave E 7th St 55th St Vallejo St Vicente Wy 8th St Market St Wood St 98th Ave Empire Rd Airport Dr 9th St Castro St Oak St Adeline St 3rd St 35th St Bancroft Ave 42nd Ave 50th Ave Beaumont Ave 14th Ave Park Blvd Highway 24 Overcrossing at Caldecott Ln Broadway Golden Gate Ave Broadway Terrace Broadway Mountain Blvd Caldecott Ln FWY overcrossing Tunnel Rd Doolittle Dr Harbor Bay Pkwy Swan Wy E 12th St 1st Ave 54th Ave E 15th St Lakeshore Ave 14th Ave E 21st St 14th Ave Mitchell St Edes Ave Hegenberger Rd 105th Ave Edgewater Dr Bay Trail Hegenberger Rd Franklin St 6th St Broadway at 22nd St MacArthur Blvd San Pablo Ave 14th Ave Martin Luther King Jr. Way 20th St 2nd St Mountain Blvd Keller Ave Golf Links Rd Redwood Rd Campus Dr Skyline Blvd San Leandro St Fruitvale Ave Apricot Ave Santa Clara Ave MacArthur Blvd Grand Ave Seminary Ave MacArthur Blvd Sunnymere Ave Tunnel Rd Berkeley Border Caldecott Ln Webster St 2nd St Broadway at 25th St Notice of Preparation Bicycle Master Plan 9 of 10 September 6, 2005
10 In order to approve the Project, the following actions by the City may be necessary: 1. General Plan Amendment to incorporate the Bicycle Master Plan Update as part of the Land Use and Transportation Element The EIR will also examine a reasonable range of alternatives to the project, including the CEQAmandated No Project Alternative, and other potential alternatives that may be capable of reducing or avoiding potential environmental effects. Therefore, the location of some of previously listed Bikeways may change. September 6, 2005 File No. ER CLAUDIA CAPPIO Director of Planning and Zoning Notice of Preparation Bicycle Master Plan 10 of 10 September 6, 2005
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