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Bicycle-Pedestrian Master Plan: Chapters 3 and 4 Distribution Finksburg Planning and Citizens Council March 22, 2018

Overview Progress Citizen Outreach Vision Chapter 3 - Existing Conditions Chapter 4 - Future Connections Next Steps

Progress Input from: Town staff Dept. of Rec & Parks Dept. of Public Works Citizens (outreach)

Progress Chapter Title Action 1 Introduction, Background, & Plan Development 2 Plan Vision & Goals 3 Existing Conditions In Progress 4 Future Connections In Progress 5 Making Connections Beyond the Path 6 Transportation Alternative Accepted January 16, 2018 7 Design Alternatives & Safety April Distribution 8 Implementation Strategies & Funding Mechanisms

Citizen Outreach 2016 Interest Survey (January-March 2016) 2017 Citizen Outreach Meeting (3/21/17)

Citizen Outreach When asked to provide additional comments about walking and biking in Carroll County responses showed: Top Responses commented on the need for abundant & more efficient sidewalks, crosswalks, shoulders, paths, trails, and lighting (pedestrian and bicycle use)

Plan Vision Carroll County is a diverse community made up of suburban centers, towns, rural areas, places of recreation and heritage destinations that are well connected in a safe and efficient manner to enable recreational choices and transportation options.

Chapter 3 Goal Goal 1: Identify and assess existing bicycle and pedestrian facilities and networks.

Chapter 3 Existing: a bicycle lane or route, sidewalk, shared use path, or off-road trail that is already in existence; full construction is complete.

Chapter 3 Under Construction: construction on a bicycle lane or route, sidewalk, shared use path, or off-road trail that is set to begin within the year or construction is currently taking place. A facility under construction may or may not be in a master plan.

Chapter 3 Adopted/Planned: a bicycle lane or route, sidewalk, shared use path, or off-road trail that is identified in a Town or County master plan or site plan but is not yet under construction.

Chapter 3: Findings Projects take place in a disjointed manor Existing network is incomplete - gaps and a lack of connectivity Continue examining existing infrastructure & consider: Inventory of roads including wide shoulders, crossing distance, signalization, intersection spacing, buffer from traffic, width and condition of sidewalk, gaps in sidewalk, and lighting

Chapter 3: Findings Continue with the plan to get existing sidewalks and curb ramps up to ADA compliance Best Practices in design for bicycle infrastructure (see Chapter 7) Bike-Ped Stakeholder Group

Chapter 4 Goal Goal 2: Identify a hierarchy of key connections and destinations within Carroll County.

Chapter 4 Goal Future Connections: bicycle lanes or routes, sidewalks, shared-use paths, or off-road trails that are not in an adopted comprehensive or master plan.

Chapter 4: Recommendations Consider the following: 1994 Technical Report (excluding the exceptions) A consultant bike-ped study (transportation study) A comprehensive study of: Old Westminster Pike bikeped from Finksburg to Westminster, and an MD 97 crossing Marking existing routes with wayfinding signage

Chapter 4: Recommendations Consider the following: Linking neighborhoods to community and recreation centers Linking senior communities to nearby senior centers Creating a citizen and/or stakeholder group

Chapter 4: Recommendations Consider the following: Continuing working with municipalities to ensure interconnectivity Safe crossings at state highway intersections Work with the state to ensure policies are consistent with County plans Adopting the Freedom Bike-Ped Master Plan by reference

Finksburg Planned(Corridor) Roaring Run Old Westminster Pike (OWP) Future Connections 1994 Technical Report Beaver Run Roaring Run MD 91 North Branch of the Patapsco OWP to Westminster (alt to MD 140) N Not to scale

N Not to scale

Next Steps Bike-Ped Picture Contest people active on trails in Carroll County Chapter 7 Design Alternatives

Questions? CarrollBikePedPlan.org Department of Planning ccplanning@ccg.carr.org 410-386-5145