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PEOPLE ARE PEDESTRIANS BY DESIGN JOIN THE MOVEMENT AT WWW.WALKDENVER.ORG

Our Vision: In 2040, Denver will be the most walkable city in the United States. As a result, its residents will be the country s healthiest and happiest, and its economy will be thriving. Our Mission: WalkDenver advocates for policies and practices that will lead to a more walkable Denver. We are the go-to resource for creating safe, comfortable, and fun places to walk.

STREETS FOR PEOPLE & PEOPLE FOR STREETS

MAYOR HANCOCK: 2017 IS THE YEAR OF MOBILITY We ve got a short window. We better address these mobility issues. Otherwise, people are going to leave the city faster than they came. Denver Mayor Michael Hancock February 20, 2017

PARTNERS

OUR VISION: Denver has people-friendly streets that make biking, walking and accessing transit safe, easy, and convenient for people of all ages, incomes, and abilities.

Advocating to fund, build and maintain a complete, active transportation system www.denverstreetspartnership.org

Supporters All-In-Denver CoPIRG Denver 2030 District Healthier Colorado Mile High Connects Place Matters SWEEP Urban Land Institute Colorado Cross Disability Coalition Denver Mobility & Access Council Groundwork Denver LiveWell Colorado Northeast Transportation Connections Project Voyce Transportation Solutions Walk2Connect

OUR CITY IS STUCK STUCK in indecision mobility options underfunded for years STUCK without viable options many have no choice but to drive STUCK in traffic getting around is one of the biggest concerns for Denver residents* *Denverite visioning survey

OUR CITY IS STUCK Funding has to be requested every year not a part of the annual operation budget

MANY OPTIONS AREN T SAFE Twenty-six people died walking and biking in Denver last year. One person every 2 weeks.* Nearly 80% of people who ride bikes say they are concerned about being hit by a motor vehicle.** * Denver Police Dept. ** Bicycle Colorado survey

MANY OPTIONS AREN T SAFE The majority of parents say they will never feel safe allowing their child to walk or bike to school, and traffic safety is the biggest concern.* * Safe Routes to School survey

INCOMPLETE NETWORKS More than a quarter of Denver streets are missing sidewalks

LACK OF FUNDING At current funding levels the bike network will take 40+ years to complete.

DRIVING ALONE CONTINUES TO INCREASE Percent driving alone to work City of Denver

DRIVING ALONE CONTINUES TO INCREASE Percent driving alone to work City of Denver

WALKING, BIKING AND RIDING TRANSIT ARE DECREASING Downtown Denver Partnership

WE CAN DO BETTER

PEOPLE IN DENVER WANT BETTER OPTIONS Everyone is a pedestrian, every day 66% of people in Denver have access to a bike and 84% of them ride weekly or monthly* 72% of people want better connected and protected bike lanes* * Bicycle Colorado survey

PEOPLE IN DENVER WANT BETTER OPTIONS I know a lot of people who bike and I would like them to be safe. * Denver is living in the dark ages by having so many neighborhoods without proper sidewalks. ** * Bicycle Colorado survey ** Denver Deserves Sidewalks petition

EVERYONE BENEFITS Access to amenities, services and opportunities Better individual and community health Stronger local and household economies Improved air quality Sustainable lifestyle options

ANNUAL BIKE-PED FUNDING IN: Las Vegas - $42 Million Seattle - $30 Million Minneapolis - $26 Million Oklahoma City - $25 Million Nashville - $20 Million Houston - $15 Million El Paso - $15 Million Denver - <$1 Million 2016 Alliance for Biking & Walking Benchmarking Report (2014 funding data)

DENVER S DEDICATED FUNDING Bicycle Infrastructure 2013: $600 K 2014: $900 K 2015: $1.3 Million 2016: $2.2 Million 2017: $2.2 Million Sidewalks 2013: $0 2014: $0 2015: $0 2016: $0 2017: $2.5 Million

SOLUTION - BEGINNING IN 2018: Invest $40 million per year into building and maintaining bike-ped networks Establish dedicated funding for bike-ped infrastructure and maintenance

BY 2028: Improve and expand B-cycle Build the Denver Moves Bicycles Plan Build 50% of missing and substandard sidewalks

BUILDING DENVER S ACTIVE TRANSPORTATION NETWORKS Total build and upgrade need: $800 Million $600 Million - Build and upgrade 2,000 miles of missing and substandard sidewalks $200 Million Build out the Denver Moves Bicycles Plan and upgrade B-cycle system Annual maintenance need: $21 Million $15 Million - Sidewalks $4 Million - Bike Network $2 Million - B-cycle

SOLUTION - IDENTIFY REVENUES Use a full range of potential revenue sources: Source Approval Timeline Budget savings, fees GO Bond City council Oct 2017 Referred ballot measure Nov 2017 State taxes ballot measure Nov 2017 Local taxes ballot measure Nov 2018

SUPPORTING THE DENVER STREETS PARTNERSHIP Join the campaign to increase active transportation funding to $40 M/year 1. Sign on to support the Partnership s campaign 2. Provide a letter of support to the Mayor by June 9, 2017 3. Write a letter to the editor (i.e. Denver Post or Denver Business Journal) campaign messaging a. Share via social media, e-newsletters b. Encourage your network to communicate with City Council via Voter Voice c. Drive attendance at key public meetings to speak up for increased active transportation funding 4. Activate your network to share the DenverStreetsPartnership.org

Denver GO Bond 2017 Representatives from Denver Streets Partnership appointed to GO Bond Mobility Committee to advise on project selection.

FINAL PROJECT LIST INCLUDED BASICS Sidewalks and bike lanes - $71.7 million CONNECTIVITY AND SAFETY $43.7 million COMPLETE STREETS AND IMPROVED TRANSIT $163.5 million TOTAL INVESTEMENT IN MOBILITY - $431 million

GREAT START BUT NO HAPPY ENDING YET At the current funding level ($2.5M/ year) it will take 440 years to complete Denver s sidewalk network. The plan estimates the need to be $800M - $1.4B - Denver Moves Pedestrians and Trails DRAFT Pilot Sidewalk Maintenance Program ($4.5M) will take 11 years to repair cracks and level sidewalks TO BE CONTINUED.

THANK YOU Gosia Kung, Founder and Executive Director gosia.kung@walkdenver.org www.walkdenver.org