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1 project summary overview and outcomes Project Overview The City s approach to improving and maintaining the role active transportation plays in the lives of its residents can best be summarized as one that focuses on the 5 s : ngineering, ducation, nforcement, In order to be as competitive as possible for our share of the estimated $100m+ in gas tax revenue collected by the state each year, cities are encouraged to complete an ctive Transportation Master Plan ncouragement, and valuation. What will the plan recommend for people walking and biking? ngineering Develop and maintain safe, convenient, and connected networks for people of all ages walking or biking within the City ducation Facilitate educational programs to teach children and adults safe walking and bicycling behaviors, and educate motorists on sharing the road respectfully and appropriately nforcement nforce current traffic laws to educate people biking, walking, and driving, for the purpose of maximizing safety ncouragement ncourage walking and biking for transportation and recreation throughout West Covina valuation Monitor pedestrian and bicycle safety efforts in the City of West Covina to gauge effectiveness and improve program outcomes my ideas:
2 High-Visibility Crossings improve crosswalk visibility and reinforce where drivers should stop. Curb Bulb-Outs/xtensions shorten the crossing distance for pedestrians, improve their visibility, and force drivers to make turns at slower speeds. Lead Pedestrian Intervals (LPI) give pedestrians a 3-7 second head start when entering an intersection, reinforcing their right-of-way and priority over turning vehicles. Class I Multi-Use Paths provide an exclusive right-of-way for use by pedestrians and people on bikes that is physically separated from the road. POTTIL IMPROVMTS for people biking and walking Pedestrian Countdown Signals indicate to pedestrians how many seconds remain in the pedestrian phase, providing the information needed to judge whether or not there is adequate time to cross. Mid-Block Crossings provide a formal, marked place for pedestrians to cross when intersection spacing is far apart. Consideration for additional features such as lighting, signage, and traffic calming measures should be made. Class II Bike Lanes provide people on bikes with an exclusive right-ofway within the roadway. painted buffer can be added to increase separation from moving or parked vehicles. Class III Bike Routes raise driver awareness of the potential presence of people on bikes. Shared lane markings, or sharrows, provide guidance as to where cyclists should position themselves in the roadway.
3 POTTIL IMPROVMTS for people walking West Covina Christian School BDILLO ST Grovecenter lementary School Monte Vista lementary W PUT V MRCD V FRCISQUITO V W PCIFIC V ORG V ORG V West Covina ducation Center San Jose Charter cademydgewood Middle School Orangewood lementary School Faith Lutheran Church S SUST V S GLDOR V W CMRO V Westcove lementary School California lementary School SUST V ROWLD V WORKM V VICT V LRK LL V St. Christopher Parish School Dove Day School VI V Walnut Grove Intermediate School MRCD V VLID V 10 West Covina High School Cameron lementary School Merlinda lementary School Rowland ve lementary School Merced lementary School San Jose School Traweek Middle School ZUS V Workman ve lementary School CMRO V Vine lementary School Rio Verde cademy HOLLBCK V Hollencrest Middle School Christ Lutheran Pre-School S CITRUS ST BRRC ST Mesa lementary School South Hills High School West Covina Hills dventist School S GRD V LGD Types of Improvements Sidewalk Infill and Construction Install or Upgrade High-Visibility Crossing Install Curb xtensions Install Midblock Crossing Traffic Signal Upgrades Walnut Creek Wash lignment MR RD Schools Civic Office Retail Giano Intermediate School Parks City Boundary L PUT RD Hollingsworth lementary School Telesis cademy of Science & Math 60
4 POTTIL IMPROVMTS for people walking List of Potential Sidewalk Construction 1 not at all important 2 This improvement is somewhat unimportant 3 neither unimportant nor important 4 somewhat important 5 very important to me Badillo Street City Limits Orange venue Badillo Street Sunset venue City Limits Willow venue Pacific venue Garvey venue Willow venue Merced venue Ituni St Lark llen venue Fairgrove venue Maplegrove Street Hollenbeck Street Merced venue Vine venue Grand venue Garvey venue S/Holt venue City Limits Puente venue zusa venue City Limits Workman venue Vincent venue zusa venue Garvey venue City Limits City Limits Garvey venue S West Covina Parkway Sunset venue Garvey venue S Glendora venue zusa venue Garvey venue S Barranca Street Grand venue orma venue Calvados venue Citrus venue Holt venue Grand venue City Limits Cortez Street zusa venue Grand venue Vine venue Glendora venue Lark llen venue Vine venue Hollenbeck Street Citrus venue Merced venue zusa venue Hollenbeck Street Maplegrove Street Pass and Covina Road Lark llen venue Galster Way roma Drive Westridge Road Sunset venue Badillo Street Puente venue Citrus venue Cameron venue Hillside venue List of Potential Intersection Improvements 1 not at all important 2 This improvement is somewhat unimportant 3 neither unimportant nor important 4 somewhat important 5 very important to me Location t Type of Potential Improvements stell venue Rowland venue Curb xtension zusa venue Merced venue Ped countdown zusa venue Garvey venue S High-visibility crossing, ped countdown signals zusa venue Cortez Street High-visibility crossing, ped countdown signals zusa venue Francisquito venue High-visibility crossing, ped countdown signals zusa venue mar Road High-visibility crossing, ped countdown signals Barranca Mesa Drive High-visibility crossing Barranca Sunset Hill Drive Curb xtension Barranca Cortez Street Pedestrian countdown Belmont venue Bainbridge Street Curb xtension Broadmoor venue Bainbridge Street Curb xtension California venue Merced venue Ped countdown Conlon venue Durness Street Curb xtension Donna Beth venue Vine venue High-visibility crossing Ferntower venue Quinnell Drive Curb ramp Ferntower venue Hollingworth Street High-visibility crossing Fernwood Street Cameron venue Leading pedestrian interval Francisquito venue Willow venue High-visibility crossing, Pedestrian countdown Francisquito venue Orange venue High-visibility crossing, Pedestrian countdown Glendora venue Service venue High-visibility crossing, Curb xtension Glendora venue B/W Service ve & W Service High-visibility crossing, midblock crossing Glenn lan venue Vine venue High-visibility crossing Glenshaw Drive Vine venue Curb xtension Glenview Road Vine venue Curb xtension Lark llen venue Cameron venue Pedestrian countdown Lark llen venue Grovecenter Street Pedestrian hybrid beacon Lark llen venue Rowland venue Ped countdown Lark llen venue Workman venue High-visibility crossing, Ped countdown Michelle Street Merced venue Curb xtension eil Street Rowland venue Curb xtension ogales Street manda Street High-visibility crossing, Pedestrian countdown Phillips venue Workman venue Curb xtension, Pedestrian hybrid beacon Pima venue Cameron venue Curb xtension, Pedestrian hybrid beacon Puente venue ora venue Curb xtension Sunset venue Garvey venue High-visibility crossing, Pedestrian countdown Sunset venue Rowland venue Curb xtension, Flashing beacon Sunset venue Plaza Drive High-visibility crossing Teri nn Drive Vine venue High-visibility crossing Toluca venue West Covina Parkway High-visibility crossing, Pedestrian countdown Valinda venue Vine venue Ped countdown Valinda venue Merced venue Ped countdown Valinda venue Merlinda Street High-visibility crossing or midblock crossing Walnut Creek Wash Several at-grade crossings citywide High-visibility or midblock crossings Willow venue Vine venue Curb xtension Wilson Drive Merced venue High-visibility crossing My Ideas Locations Type of Potential Improvements
5 POTTIL IMPROVMTS for people biking BDILLO ST West Covina Christian School W PUT V V W G Q U IT MRCD V V S G O Vine lementary School Merlinda lementary School California lementary School IS R C O D West Covina High School Cameron lementary School CMRO V VI V Walnut Grove Intermediate School L FR V Westcove lementary School V S SU S T V R O Orangewood lementary School Calvary Faith Lutheran Church M R O Dove Day School Merced lementary School V San Jose Charter cademydgewood Middle School St. Christopher Parish School Mesa lementary School D C Rio Verde cademy R Christ Lutheran Pre-School S CITRUS ST V VLID V D West Covina Hills dventist School HOLLBCK V V C 10 SG VICT M R Workman ve lementary School WORKM V West Covina ducation Center BRRC ST ROWLD V ZUS V V Traweek Middle School Rowland ve lementary School LRK LL V IF IC ORG V P C SUST V Monte Vista lementary W Grovecenter lementary School South Hills High School Hollencrest Middle School San Jose School LGD Types of Potential Improvements xisting Bike Lanes Potential Bike Lanes (no loss of vehicle lanes) xisting Bike Routes Potential Bike Routes (no loss of vehicle lanes) D R R M Walnut Creek Wash lignment Schools Civic Office Retail Giano Intermediate School Parks City Boundary D T R PU L Hollingsworth lementary School Telesis cademy of Science & Math 60
6 POTTIL IMPROVMTS for people biking List of Potential Bikeway Improvements 1 not at all important to me 2 This improvement is somewhat unimportant 3 neither unimportant nor important 4 somewhat important 5 very important Walnut Creek Wash City Limits CLSS I SHRD US PTHS City Limits mar Rd zusa ve Temple ve zusa ve Badillo St Workman ve Badillo St 500' west of Vincent Lark llen ve Barranca ve Garvey ve Garvey ve S Cameron ve Pacific ve Sunset ve Francisquito ve Sunset ve 400'. of California Glendora ve Walnut Creek Pkwy Vincent ve Hollenbeck St Workman ve Garvey ve La Puente Rd Trish Wy Paseo Del Caballo ogales St 300' south of ortham St Valley Bl Pacific ve Cameron ve Sunset ve Sentous ve La Puente Rd Valley Bl West Covina Pkwy Sunset ve Glendora ve CLSS II BIK LS (no reduction in number of vehicle lanes) CLSS III BIK ROUTS Badillo St 550' west of David Ct Orange ve Badillo St 600' west of Sunset ve Sunset ve Barranca ve Garvey ve S Cameron ve California venue West Covina Parkway Francisquito venue Cameron ve Sunset ve Valinda ve Cameron ve Citrus ve Barranca ve Citrus Street Workman venue Vine venue Francisquito ve 400' east of Mayland ve Sunset ve Garvey ve S Glendora ve Lark llen ve Glendora ve Garvey ve S Michelle St Hollenbeck St Garvey ve Merced St Lakes Drive S Vincent ve Glendora ve Lark llen ve San Bernardino Rd 250' south of Shamwood St Lark llen ve Service ve Merced ve Lark llen ve Maplegrove St mar Rd Merced ve Garvey ve S Hollenbeck St Orange ve Cameron ve Fairgrove ve Orange ve San Bernardino Rd Pacific Ln Pacific ve rdilla ve Pacific Ln Rowland venue Sunset venue rmel Drive Sunset ve Badillo St Garvey ve Sunset ve Plaza Dr Vine ve Toluca St West Covina Pkwy Cameron ve Valinda ve Glendora ve 700' south of Merced ve Vine ve Glendora ve Citrus ve Walnut Creek Pkwy S Vincent ve Lark llen ve Workman ve Calvados ve Citrus ve
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