BIKEWAYS AND TRAILS PLAN
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1 City of Virginia Beach BIKEWAYS AND TRAILS PLAN A Component of the Comprehensive Plan Virginia Beach Parks & Recreation Planning, Design & Development February 15, 2011
2 COVER IMAGE: Mayor Sessoms and local children prepare for a bike ride at Mt. Trashmore Park on Earth Day. Photo courtesy of Bruce Drees.
3 Virginia Beach Bikeways and Trails Plan A Component of the Comprehensive Plan Adopted by City Council April 26, 2011 Department of Parks & Recreation Division of Planning, Design & Development
4 Acknowledgements City Council William D. Sessoms, Jr.... Mayor Bob Dyer... Centerville Harry E. Diezel... Kempsville Glenn R. Davis... Rose Hall Vice Mayor Louis R. Jones... Bayside James L. Wood... Lynnhaven John E. Uhrin... Beach Barbara M. Henley... Princess Anne Bill R. DeSteph... At Large Rita Sweet Bellitto... At Large Rosemary Wilson... At Large Planning Commission Joseph E. Strange... Centerville Henry L. Livas, Jr.... Kempsville Christopher D. Felton... Rose Hall David S. Redmond... Bayside Robert Thornton... Lynnhaven Jeffrey L. Hodgson... Beach Donald H. Horsley... Princess Anne Jay A. Bernas... At Large Albert N. Henley... At Large Ronald C. Ripley... At Large Philip L. Russo, Jr.... At Large Bikeways and Trails Advisory Committee Bruce Drees, Chair Dennis Polli, Vice Chair Bruce Doyle Eugene Hansen William Hart Richard Hildreth Ned Kuhns Ross Vierra Liaisons Bob Barnaby... Parks & Recreation Commission Christopher Felton... Planning Commission Bill DeSteph... City Council Barbara Henley... City Council Department of Parks and Recreation Cindy A. Curtis, Director Brian Solis, Administrator Wayne Wilcox, Senior Planner Project Lead Christy Fisher, Landscape Planner Co-Author Greg Newman, Planning Technician Other Departments Public Works: Bobby Wheeler, Heather Ham, Mike Shahsiah, Christopher Hasty, Rick Lowman, Keith Darrow, Jessica Thompson and William Morgan Planning: Robert Davis, Jeryl Rose Phillips Strategic Growth Areas Office: Mark Schnaufer City Attorney s Office: Kay Wilson Public Utilities: Rich Nettleton
5 Virginia Beach Bikeways and Trails Plan 2011 Table of Contents List of Maps and Figures Glossary of Acronyms and Abbreviations Vision Statement Executive Summary Introduction... Chapter 1 How This Plan Is Organized Virginia Beach Is Unique Goals for the Plan Community Input... Chapter 2 Community-Wide Surveys 2010 Bikeways and Trails Plan update process Summary of the Public Input Education... Chapter 3 Goals and Implementation Tasks Policies and Priorities Encouragement... Chapter 4 Goals and Implementation Tasks Policies and Priorities Enforcement... Chapter 5 Goals and Implementation Tasks Policies and Priorities Engineering & Facilities... Chapter 6 Existing Facilities Types of Facilities Standards and Guidelines Public Comments about Engineering & Facilities Issues Overview of Facilities Goals Approach Goals and Implementation Tasks Regional Connections Policies and Priorities Evaluation & Planning... Chapter 7 Goals and Implementation Tasks Policies and Priorities Appendices Virginia Beach Bikeways and Trails Plan 2011 Page Page 5-1 i
6 List of Maps and Figures List of Maps and Figures Proposed Bikeways and Trails System Overview... Ex-8 to EX-9 Public Meeting Feedback Map Online Survey Question Online Survey Question Existing Bikeways and Trails Map to 6-5 Section for Wide Outside Lane Section for Paved Shoulder Section for Bike Lane Section for Shared-Use Path Acceptable 2-point support bike racks Plan view for bike rack spacing Proposed Bikeways and Trails System Map Northern Section to 6-23 Central Section to 6-25 Southern Section to 6-27 Primary Bike Network Commuter Route Map to 6-31 Beaches to Bluegrass Trail Pedestrian and Bicyclist Crash Map Page 5-2 ii Virginia Beach Bikeways and Trails Plan 2011
7 Glossary of Acronyms and Abbreviations Glossary of Acronyms and Abbreviations 5 E s... A planning paradigm by the Federal Highway Administration and League of American Bicyclists: Engineering, Education, Encouragement, Enforcement & Evaluation AASHTO... American Association of State and Highway Transportation Officials ADA... Americans with Disabilities Act of 1991 ADAAG... Americans with Disabilities Act Accessibility Guidelines APS... Accessible Pedestrian Signal BFC... Bicyle-Friendly Community Bike-ped... Bicycle and pedestrian BLOS... Bicycle Level of Service BFC... Bicycle-Friendly Community BTAC... Bikeways and Trails Advisory Committee CIP... Capital Improvements Program CMAQ... Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality Improvement Program CPTED... Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design DCR... Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation DSC... Development Services Center FHWA... Federal Highway Administration HRSD... Hampton Roads Sanitation District HRTPO... Hampton Roads Transportation Planning Organization HRT... Hampton Roads Transit HSIP... Highway Safety Improvement Program ISTEA... Intermodal Surface Transportation and Efficiency Act ITA... Interfacility Traffic Area JEB... Joint Expeditionary Base LAB... League of American Bicyclists LEED... Leadership in Environmental and Energy Design LOS... Level Of Service LWCF... Land and Water Conservation Fund MPO... Metropolitan Planning Organization Virginia Beach Bikeways and Trails Plan 2011 Page 5-3 iii
8 Glossary of Acronyms and Abbreviations NAAQS... National Ambient Air Quality Standards NALF... Naval Auxiliary Landing Field NAS... Naval Air Station P&R... Department of Parks & Recreation PAAC... Princess Anne Athletic Complex PBIC... Pedestrian and Bicycle Information Center (FHWA) PCI... Pavement Condition Index PDD... Division of Planning, Design and Development (in Parks & Recreation) PLOS... Pedestrian Level of Service PSA... Public Service Announcement PW... Department of Public Works RSTP... Regional Surface Transportation Program SAFETEA-LU... Safe, Accountable, Flexible, Efficient Transportation Equity Act: a Legacy for Users SRTS... Safe Routes to School TCC... Tidewater Community College UCI... Urban Construction Initiative UPARR... Urban Park and Recreation Recovery Program VBCCO... Virginia Beach Council of Civic Organizations VDOT... Virginia Department of Transportation Page 5-4 iv Virginia Beach Bikeways and Trails Plan 2011
9 Virginia Beach Bikeways and Trails Plan 2011 Vision Statement City Council s Vision for the City In the 2009 Comprehensive Plan (at ourfuturevb.com), City Council articulated this vision for Virginia Beach: City Council Vision 2023 Virginia Beach is the Leading City in Virginia. Virginia Beach is a community with Diverse, Distinctive Neighborhoods, a Diverse Local Economy, with Diverse Living Choices and an Effective Transportation System. Virginia Beach has a Beautiful, Natural Setting and Resources, A First Class Resort, and a Vibrant Town Center. Our People Enjoy Great Schools and Places to Have Fun. A strong bikeways and trails system supports Council s vision. Virginia Beach has unique resources and opportunities to lead Virginia in biking facilities, biking culture, and active transportation in general. Our neighborhoods give us wonderful places to walk and bike. Transportation alternatives are an important part of an effective transportation system. Our current roads give us the bones of a system for people to move around on bikes, on foot, on skateboards, and in whatever other authorized mode they choose. Our oceanfront, resort and town center give us destinations where people want to bike and walk, plus starting points from which people can explore our larger natural setting. Bikeways and trails are natural, obvious places to have fun over and over again. People exercise, travel, mingle, and find plenty of special ways to use these assets every day. Visitors value having places to get out and about on their own, whether on foot or by bike or some other modes. A Vision for the Bikeways and Trails System The Bikeways and Trails Advisory Committee presents this Vision for Bikeways and Trails: The Maritime Trail along General Booth Boulevard, near the Aquarium. Bike riders on the annual Bayside History Tour. Photo courtesy of Bruce Drees Virginia Beach will be a City where people can walk, run and ride anywhere safely, efficiently, and enjoyably. Virginia Beach Bikeways and Trails Plan 2011 Page 5-5 v
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