Walking Routes to School Program

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Walking Routes to School Program Creating Walking Routes to School using the Network Analyst Extension John Ritsko GIS Analyst City of Henderson Public Works Engineering

Purpose of Program Create a WEB-based printable map for the public. Offer a web based interactive mapping tool It would allow parents to visually see a walking route from their home to a proposed Elementary School. Have the feel of other internet mapping utilities offered by the City of Henderson. GPS traffic infrastructure for Asset Management Prepare Work Orders for failing infrastructure within City Limits

Purpose of Program cont. Why is the City of Henderson doing this? August 2005 President signed the: Safe, Accountable, Flexible Efficient Transportation Equity Act - A Legacy for Users As part of the bill 612 Million was earmarked for establishing SAFE ROUTES to school programs for K-8 K 8 schools in every state. Safe Routes to School program empower communities to make walking and bicycling to schools an attractive, routine and safe activity thereby building life-long long habits of walking and bicycling. The City of Henderson is ensuring these Safe Route Programs are possible by making sure that Walking and Bicycling Paths to school are safe and available to the public.

Creating the Database Database Design Created a File Based Geodatabase using ArcCatalog 9.2 Created Feature Datasets Paths, Signals, Signs, Streetlight Poles, Work Orders PATHS (Backbone of the Network) Concrete Sidewalk Asphalt Crosswalks Dirt Paths No Paths (Hazard Walking Zone) Private Sidewalk Unmarked Crosswalk at Stop Signs Unmarked Crosswalks at Yield Signs

Creating the Database cont. Network Design for our Walking Route Program Network Dataset was the way to go!! We didn t t need to show direction of flow so the Geometric Network was out of the question. Technical Difficulties With Network Datasets you cannot have complex edges Meaning you can t t have the end of a line connect to another line unless it s s at an end point. So, we had to ensure that all connections were made at endpoints. Drawback: TIME CONSUMING ESRI stated that a process could be developed by a programmer to run a script that would break all complex edges and create end-point connectivity between all lines. (We have yet to do this)

File Geodatabase Structure

Developing Our Map Wanted to be similar to what is already out there Didn t t want to redevelop the wheel We researched not only local but national Safe Route / Walking Route maps. We decided that we wanted to show Hazard Zones Areas where Children can or cannot walk safely according to the Clark County School District We were also going to show walking path types Sidewalk, Asphalt, Dirt, No-Path (we ll explain later), Private Sidewalk We also wanted to show Traffic / School signs

Other Entity Mapping Examples City of Las Vegas Map

Other Entity Mapping Examples Clark County Map

Other Entity Mapping Examples City of North Las Vegas Map

City Of Henderson s s Printable Map

City Of Henderson Map cont.

City Of Henderson Map cont.

Proposed Online Map Wanted to be similar to what is already out there

Proposed Online Map cont. This would be the outcome of the user input. ArcIMS Application that would prompt for user address and then allow user to pick an Elementary School from a drop down list. Hence, limiting the use of the application to only finding routes to schools.

Proposed Online Map cont.

Underlying Network of Map Underlying Walking Path Network Green Sidewalk Red/White Private Neighborhood (Uncontrolled) Purple Unmarked Crosswalk (Stop) Violet Unmarked Crosswalk (Yield) White/Black Marked Crosswalk

Legal Liability Issues Initial Thought was to provide walking directions such as those listed below We also were developing the Network taking walking SPEEDS into consideration This was also stopped due to the liability issues of showing the directions. City of Henderson Attorneys denied the request Liability is to high in showing actual directions.

Walking Distance Issues Clark County School District (CCSD) (transportation.ccsd.net( transportation.ccsd.net) Transportation is available for students residing two miles or more m from their zoned school as stated in Clark County School District Regulation 3531, Student Transportation Guidelines.

Walking Distance Issues cont. The New Service Area tool allows us to review areas outside of the two mile walking zone to analyze possible new crosswalk locations.

Conclusion Still Very Early in our Program 15 Schools now GPS Signs GPS 4158 Regulatory Signs 752 School Signs Total of 4910 signs GPS with Northing and Easting points stored in our File Geodatabase Walking Paths Digitized Sidewalk: 390.9 miles Private Sidewalk: 40.8 miles Dirt Paths: 113.1 miles Asphalt Paths: 18 miles No Path: 45.7 miles TOTAL: 608.5 Miles

Conclusion cont. WEBSITES: http://lookoutkidsabout.org/ http://www.bicyclenevada.com/ http://www.walknevada.com/ http://www.saferoutesinfo.org/ http://www.walktoschool.org www.walktoschool.org/

QUESTIONS

Contact Information John Ritsko GIS Analyst City of Henderson Public Works Engineering 240 Water Street Henderson, NV 89009 Work: 702-267 267-3056 Fax: 702-267 267-3051 John.Ritsko@cityofhenderson.com Office Hours: Monday Thursday 7:30 a.m. 5:30 p.m.