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Home My WebLink About6 Sidewalk PrioritiesC JTY Of' Co1.1.F.Gr. STAT ION Homt o/10:dS A&M Uniwniry • MEMBERS PRESENT: MEMBERS ABSENT: STAFF PRESENT: AMENDED MINUTES BICYCLE, PEDESTRIAN, AND GREENWAYS ADVISORY BOARD Tuesday, January 22, 2019 3:00 PM College Station City Hall 2nd Floor Conference Room 1 1101 Texas Avenue College Station, Texas, 77840 Tina Evans, MiChal Hall, Ryan Thornton, Neal Johnson, Dennis Jansen Linda Harvell Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Greenways Senior Program Manager Venessa Garza, Assistant Director Molly Hitchcock and Board Secretary Robin Macias AGENDA ITEM NO. 1: Call to Order. Acting Chairperson Evans called the meeting to order at 2: 59 p.m. AGENDA ITEM NO. 2: Hear Visitors. Micah Bingaman with Aggieland Cycling located at 1705 Valley View Dr stated she would be observing the meeting. Robert Rose spoke regarding bicycle safety concerns within the City. He stated he would be asking Council to propose a safe passing ordinance. He also spoke regarding low speed traffic loops, vision zero and a veloway. AGENDA ITEM NO. 3 Consideration, possible action, and discussion to approve meeting Absences. Board Member Jansen motioned to approve the meeting absences of Linda Harvell on January 22, 2019. The motion w::is seconded by Board Member Johnson and was approved (5-0). AGENDA ITEM NO. 4: Consideration, possible action, and discussion to approved meeting minutes. Board Member Hall motioned to approve the meeting minutes from November 12, 2018. The motion was seconded by Board Member Johnson and was approved (5-0). Agenda item number five was heard prior to agenda item number two. AGENDA ITEM NO. 5: Presentation and discussion regarding an update on the following items: • TAMU Bicycle Share Program Ron Steedly from Texas A&M University gave an update regarding the Bicycle Share Program. Joe Brummer, the general manager of the local Veoride program, introduced himself to the board. There was general discussion amongst the board regarding the Bicycle Share Program. AGENDA ITEM NO. 6: Presentation, possible action, and discussion regarding sidewalk projects and priorities Senior Program Manager Venessa Garza gave a presentation regarding sidewalk projects and priorities . Ms. Garza gave the Board a list of sidewalk projects with their priority scores that resulted from the Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Greenways Master Plan Update. There was continued discussion from the previous meeting amongst the Board regarding the sidewalk projects and their priority to choose a top list of projects for funding consideration . The board chose the following as their top list of projects (not in priority order): Holleman Drive -Tower Park Apartments to Anderson Street Park Place -Anderson Street to COCS water tower Welsh Avenue -Southwest Parkway to FM 2818 University Oaks Boulevard -George Bush Drive East to existing sidewalk on northwest side Trigger Street -Dexter Drive South to Gunsmith Street George Bush Drive East -Dominik Drive to University Oaks Boulevard Walton Drive -Foster Avenue to Puryear Drive Dexter Drive South -Gabbard Park to Llano Place Welsh Avenue -Holleman Drive to Swiss Court on west side University Oaks Boulevard -Stallings Drive to Olympia Way Timber Street -Park Place to Oakwood Intermediate School Foster Avenue -Lincoln Avenue to Francis Drive Nueces Drive -FM 2818 to existing sidewalk on west side Kyle Avenue -George Bush Drive to Puryear Drive AGENDA ITEM NO. 7: Presentation and discussion regarding the Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Greenways Advisory Board calendar of upcoming meetings. • March 7, 2019 IV Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting ,..., City Hall, Council Chambers, 1101 Texas Avenue IV 6:00 p.m. • March 18, 2019 ,..., Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Greenways Advisory Board IV City Hall, City Hall 2"d Floor Conference Room 1, 1101 Texas Avenue,..., 3:00 p.m. • March 21, 2019 ,..., Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting ,..., City Hall, Council Chambers, 1101 Texas Avenue,..., 6:00 p.m. AGENDA ITEM NO. 8: Possible action and discussion on future agenda items - A Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Greenways Advisory Board Member may inquire about a subject for which notice has not been given. A statement of specific factual information or the recitation of existing policy may be given. Any deliberation shall be limited to a proposal to place the subject on an agenda for a subsequent meeting. Board Member Jansen would like to have Robert Rose give a presentation regarding cycling safety within the City. AGENDA ITEM NO. 9: Adjourn. The meeting adjourned at 4: 34 p.m. APPROVED: ATTEST: Linda Harvell, Chairman Robin Macias, Board Secretary ~ Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Greenways Master Plan Shared-use Path Projects November 2021 Proposed Map Book GIS Priority Page Priority BPG Board Order Number(s) Level Priorities Street Name 1 22,23 6 .00 x SPRING CREEK 6 HARVEY ROAD WEST (on 2 5 7.43 northside) 3 22,23 6 .00 SPRING CREEK 4 4 22 ,23 6 .00 x SPRING CREEK 5 5 9,10 7 .35 x BEE CREEK TRIB B ~ (9-... / Givl C-(b.. ~ APPOMATIOX DRIVE 6 5,6 5 .00 CONNECTOR 7 9,10 7 .97 \~·~ LEMON TREE PARK CONNECTOR 8 10,17 7.64 BEE CREEK TRIBUTARY B.3 1 JOHN CROMPTON PARK 9 9 ,10,16 ,17 7 .19 CONNECTOR 10 10 7 .00 BEE CREEK 2 BRIAN BACHMANN PARK 11 17,18 7 .00 CONNECTOR 2 BRIAN BACHMANN PARK 12 17,18 6.39 CONNECTOR 1 From To Miles Additional information PER completed ; Phase 1 -land ·~ REATIA MEADOWS acqui?ition ; estimate also includes ~ BRIDGEWATER DR PARK 0 .19 connection to Reatta Meadows Park in ROW; Design funds only; MPO funds available for construction FY25-29 ; earlier if design can be completed TEXAS AV S SH 6 1 .33 sooner; Sidewalk on southside PER completed; Completes connection SOUTHERN OAKS to Southern Oaks Park from deadend SOCO APARTMENTS PARK 0 .21 at SoCo apartments PER completed ; includes connection to SOUTHERN OAKS PARK BRIDGEWATER DR 0 .2 5 Castlerock Park Easement needed ; Phase 1 -PER and Midblock Crossing at Southwest HOLLEMAN DR . SOUTHLAND ST . 0 .26 Parkway Easement needed; Undeveloped section; North/south connection on HORSEBACK DR . APPOMATIOX DR . 0 .15 East side of SH 6 255FT E OF CHARLES CT GLADE ST 0 .10 Easement needed ; Developed LARRY J RINGER in ROW (Southside of FM 2818); Rural • RIO GRANDE BL . LIBRARY 0 .30 cross section HOLLEMAN DR W JONES BUTLER RD 0 .39 HARVEY MITCHELL BEE CREEK PARK PWS 0 .57 ROCK PRAIRIE RD . ARNOLD RD. 0 .23 ROCK PRAIRIE RD . ARNOLD RD . 0 .23 Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Greenways Master Plan Shared-use Path Projects November 2021 Proposed Map Book GIS Priority Page Priority BPG Board Order Number(s) Level Priorities Street Name 13 1,2 6 .00 TARROW STREET 14 23 5 .90 x SPRING CREEK 2 15 23 6 .00 x SPRING CREEK 3 16 11,12 5.06 BEE CREEK 1 STEPHEN C. BEACHY CENTRAL 17 10,11 5.00 PARK CONNECTOR 18 10,11 5 .00 BEE CREEK TRIB 3 19 9 8 .10 WELLBORN ROAD 1 20 5,6 6.81 WOLF PEN CREEK CONNECTOR 21 10,11 6 .30 TEXAS AVENUE 22 22,23 6.30 WILLIAM D . FITCH PARKWAY 1 23 19,20,23,24 5 .25 x SPRING CREEK 1 SPRING CREEK WOODLAND 24 23,24 6 .00 HILLS CONNECTOR 25 19,20,23 ,24 5 .64 x SPRING CREEK CONNECTOR 26 2,3,5,6 5 .13 HARVEY ROAD EAST From To Miles Additional information in ROW; no facilities ; will connect to E 29TH ST AUTUMN CR 0.03 City of Bryan project SH 6 S ARRINGTON RD 0 .37 includes RRFB for Midblock Crossing ; ARRI NG 1 ON RD SOCO APARTMENTS U.08 Complete with or after Spring Creek 2 E OF ROLLING ROCK HARVEY MITCHELL PW S PL 0 .98 Easements needed EARL RUDDER FW S FRONTAGE RD W CENTRALPARKLN 0 .08 EXISTING MULTI USE PATH APPROX . 700FT S OF RECREATION DARTMOUTH ST . DR . 0 .23 in ROW; No facilities ; Complete after George Bush and Wellborn Road GEORGE BUSH DR LUTHER ST 0 .40 Intersection Improvements Easements needed ; Platted but HOLLEMAN DR E EASTMARK DR 0 .08 undeveloped EARL RUDDER FW in ROW ; Rural cross section ; no HARVEY MITCHELL PW S FRONTAGE RD W 0 .69 facilities SH 6 S FRONTAGE RD in ROW ; Rural cross section ; no FM 2154 w 3 .05 facilities Undeveloped ; Construct with M i dtown WILLIAM D FITCH PW SH 6 S 1.29 Business Park WOODLAND RIDGE Connection to Woodland Hills Park ; SPRING BRANCH CT DR 0 .09 construct after Spring Creek 1 Connection to Woodland Hills Subdivis i on ; construct after Spring SPRING CREEK 1 SPRING BRANCH CT 0 .18 Creek 1 Possibly wait for road reconstruction FM 158 TEXAS AV S 3 .01 and development Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Greenways Master Plan Shared-use Path Projects November 2021 Proposed Map Book GIS Priority Page Priority BPG Board Order Number(s) Level Priorities Street Name 27 8 4 .82 F&B 2,3 ,5 ,6, 7,ll,1 ¥ 2,13 ,19,20,24 GULF STATES UTILITY ,25 ,28,29 4 .16 EASEMENT 1 I GULF STA-I ES UTILITY 29 5,6 5 .00 EASEMENT CONNECTOR SWITCH STATION ROAD 30 5,6 5 .00 CONNECTOR RAYMOND STOTZER PARKWAY 31 8 4 .00 1 32 20,21 3 .59 WILLIAM D . FITCH PARKWAY 2 33 17,18 6 .17 LICK CREEK 1 34 5 7.56 WOLF PEN CREEK SOUTHWEST PARKWAY 35 16,17 8 .76 SOUTHS I DE 2 36 24 6 .00 PEBBLE CREEK PARKWAY 37 2 2,23 6 .00 ALEXANDRIA AVENUE 38 1,2,4 ,5 7 .53 UNIVERSITY DRIVE EAST 5,6 ,9 ,10,11,1 SOUTHWEST PARKWAY 39 6 ,17 7.36 NORTHSIDE 5,6 ,9 ,10,11,1 SOUTHWEST PARKWAY 40 6 ,17 7 .30 SOUTHSIDE 1 41 17,18 7 .20 ROCK PRAIRIE ROAD 3 42 17,18 7 .00 ROCK PRAIRIE ROAD 2 43 17,18 6.42 ROCK PRAIRIE ROAD 1 From To Miles Additional information HARVEY MITCHELL PW S TURKEY CREEK RD . 0 .52 Stand alone? Ea sements needed for portions (Need UNIVERSITY DR E PATRIOT DR 8 .18 to breakout into sections/phases) GULF STATES UTILITY Construct after GSUE shared -use path HORSEBACK DR EASEMENT 1 0 .09 i s complete GULF STATES UTILITY Construct after GSUE shared-use path EASEMENT 1 APPOMATIOX DR 0 .21 is complete MEMORIAL CEMETERY ow TURKEY CREEK RD 0 .36 in ROW ; no facilities 4800FT NE ALONG WILLIAM D FITCH i n ROW ; Rural cross secti on ; no ROCK PRAIRIE RD PW 0 .91 facilities Ea sements needed ; feasability study needed ; Deve loped and Undeve loped HIBISCUS ST LONGMIRE DR 0 .84 sections HARVEY RD GEORGE BUSH DRE 0 .24 Feasibility study needed in ROW ; Sidewalk currently exists ; WELLBORN RD SOUTHWEST PARK 0 .10 some sections very new in ROW ; Sidewalks currently e xist and MUIRF I ELD VILLAGE ROYAL ADELADE DR 0 .59 buffered bike lanes SOUTHERN PLANTATION in ROW and along Southern Oaks Park ; DR . SALEM CT . 0 .33 sidewalks currently exist LINCOLN AV TEXAS AV 1.14 in ROW ; Sidewalk currently exi sts i n ROW ; Si dew al k currently exi st s; WELLBORN RD SH 6 2 .85 some sections ve r y new i n ROW ; Sidewalk cur r ently exists ; SH 6 SOUTHWEST PARK 2 .70 some sections very new WESTCHESTER AV FM 2154 0 .80 i n ROW ; Sidewalk currently exists NORMAND DR WESTCHESTER AV 0 .52 in ROW ; Sidewalk currently exists NORMAND DR LONGMIRE DR 0 .32 in ROW ; Sidewalk currently exists Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Greenways Master Plan Shared-use Path Projects November 2021 Proposed Map Book GIS Priority Page Priority BPG Board Order Number(s) Level Priorities Street Name 44 17,18 6 .08 ARNOLD ROAD RAYMOND STOTZER PARKWAY 45 8 ,9 5 .78 2 46 8 ,9 ,15,16 5 .63 GEORGE BUSH DRIVE 47 18 5 .07 LONGMIRE DRIVE 48 1,2,4,5 6 .59 UNIVERSITY DRIVE CONNECTOR 49 23 ,24,25 5 .17 ALUM CREEK TRIB 1 50 19,20 4 .56 LICK CREEK TRIB 10 51 18,19 4 .50 LICK CREEK 2 52 22,23 6 .22 x SPRING CREEK 7 53 22,23 6 .05 x SPRING CREEK 8 54 22,23 6 .00 x SPRING CREEK TRIB 7 55 24,25 ,28 4.73 ALUM CREEK 56 24,25,28,29 4 .00 ALUM CREEK TRIB 4 57 24,25 3 .04 ALUM CREEK TRIB 2 58 26,27 2 .37 HOPES CREEK CONNECTOR 59 32,33 3 .65 PEACH CREEK TRIB 20 2,3,5,6, 7,12,1 60 3,14,20,21 2 .73 CARTER 'S CREEK 61 32,33,34 2 .29 PEACH CREEK SOUTH From To Miles Additional information FARAH DR . SCHAFFER RD . 0.12 in ROW ; sidewalk currently exists WELLBORN RD RESEARCH PW 1.06 in ROW ; sidewalk currently exists HARVEY MITCHELL PW S WELLBORN RD 1.25 in ROW ; sidewalks currently exist ROCK PRAIRIE ROAD GRAHAM RD 0 .35 in ROW ; sidewalk currently exists UNIVERSITY DRE SHADY DR 0 .17 Easements needed; Redevelopment Easements needed for a portion; City LAKEWAY DR . ALUM CREEK 0.99 park and Undeveloped property CARROLL FANCHER Easements needed for portion ; ROCK PRAIRIE RD WY 0.80 Undeveloped Li ck Creek Greenway Huntington Apartments Trail 0.66 Easements needed ; Undeveloped REATIA MEADOWS PARK VICTORIA AV 0.30 Easements needed; Undeveloped VICTORIA AV HANNA CT 0.42 Easements n eed e d ; Undeveloped WILLIAM D FITCH BRIDGEWATER DR PW 0.43 Easements needed; Undeveloped SH 6 S PEBBLE CREEK PW . 1.16 Easements needed ; Undeveloped ALUM CREEK FUTURE TFARE 29 0 .37 Easements needed ; Undeveloped 5500FT NE OF GULF GULF STATES UTILITY STATES UTILITY EASEMENT 1 EASEMENT 1 1.07 Easements needed ; Undeveloped HOPES CREEK S DOWLING RD 0 .51 Easements needed ; Undeveloped ROYDER RD PEACH CREEK SOUTH 1.00 ETJ ; Easements needed ; Undeveloped HARVEY RD . ROCK PRAIRIE RD . 7 .60 ETJ ; Easements needed ; Undeveloped PEACH CREEK TRIB 20 MILLICAN CREEK TR 2.12 ETJ ; Easements needed ; Undeveloped Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Greenways Master Plan Shared-use Path Projects November 2021 Proposed Map Book GIS Priority Page Priority BPG Board Order Number(s) Level Priorities Street Name 62 26,27,30,31 2 .08 HOPES CREEK GULF STATES UTILITY 63 29 2.00 EASEMENT 2 From To Miles Additional information HOPES CREEK S DOWLING RD CONNECTOR 3 .90 ETJ ; Easements needed ; Undeveloped PEACH CREEK CUT- 870FT N OF PATRIOT DR OFF RD 1.00 ETJ; Easements needed; Undeveloped Trail Project List -Sorted by Priority November 2016 Short-term : 2010-2020; Near-term : 2021-2030; Long-term : 2031-beyond A B c Number Name College Avenue Side Path Bee Creek West Spring Creek Name 2 University Town Center Connector 7 WPC Connector 10 Appomattox Connector 11 SH 6 Connector 14 John Crompton Park 1 Burton Creek Trib C -TAMU 3 Connector A 5 Gulf States Utilities Easement 6 Harvey Road/SH 6 Connector 8 Mall Connector 9 Wolf Pen Creek Extension 12 Bee Creek -Central Park Connector 13 Lemontree Park Connector 15 Harvey Mitchell Pkwy S 16 Bee Creek East 17 Bee Creek Central 18 Bee Creek Central -South 19 SH 6 Connector 3 20 Southwood Park Loop 21 Lick Creek North Miles BPG Plan Priority 0.43 Short-term 0.42 Short-term 3.49 Short-term Miles BPG Plan Priority 0.16 Short-term 0 .08 Short-term 0.22 Short-term 1.57 Short-term 0.39 Short-term 1.47 None 0.17 Near-term 8.84 Near-term 0.17 Near-term 0 .39 Near-term 0 .24 Near-term 1.21 Near-term 0 .10 Near-term 0 .95 Near-term 1.06 Near-term 0 .57 Near-term 0 .97 Near-term 0 .29 Near-term 1.77 Near-term 0.84 Near-term Type Notes ROW To be funded w ith MPO FY19 purchase required Submitted Unfunded project City owned/easements Submitted Unfunded project Type Notes purchase required with development purchase required partial easement ROW partial ownership TAMU ownership purchase required partial ownership/easement ROW purchase required purchase required City owned purchase requ i red ROW purchase required City owned purchase required ROW ROW purchase required Number Name Miles BPG Plan Priority Type Notes 4 Carters Creek 9 .73 Long -term partial ownership/easement 22 Lick Creek 14 0 .91 Long -term purchase required 23 Lick Creek 11 0.81 Long-term easement/with PDD 24 Lick Creek 10 0.78 Long-term purchase required 25 Spring Creek Trib 7 0.38 Long-term partial City owned/easement 26 William D Fitch Parkway Connector 3.05 Long-term ROW 27 Alum Creek 3.03 Long-term partial City owned/easement Priority Order Street Name M i les Cost Estimate Notes PER complet ed ; Phase 1 -Land Acquisition only ($135,875); est i mate also i ncludes connection to 1 SPRING CREEK 6 0 .19 $ 1,027,568 Reatta Meadows Park in ROW ; Design funds only; MPO funds avai l able for construct ion FY25-29 ; earlier if design can be 2 HARVEY ROAD WEST (on northside\ 1.33 $ 154,800 completed sooner; Sidewalk on southside PER completed ; Completes connecti on to Southern Oaks Park from deadend at SoCo 3 SPRING CREEK 4 0.21 $ 410,440 apartments PER completed ; includes connection to 4 SPRING CREEK 5 0.25 $ 756,253 Castlerock Park Easement needed ; Phase 1 -PER and Midblock 5 BEE CREEK TRIB B 0 .26 $ 745,217 Crossing at Southwest Parkway Easement needed ; Undeveloped section ; 6 APPOMATIOX DRIVE CONNECTOR 0 .15 $ 1,233 ,561 North/south connection on East side of SH 6 7 LEMON TREE PARK CONNECTOR 0 .10 $ 307 ,426 Easement needed ; Developed in ROW (Southside of FM 2818}; Rural cross 8 BEE CREEK TRIBUTARY B.3 1 0 .30 $ 822,761 section 9 JOHN CROMPTON PARK CONNECTOR 0 .39 $ 1,110,676 10 BEE CREEK 2 0.57 $ 1,366,898 11 BRIAN BACHMANN PARK CONNECTOR 2 0 .23 $ 457,403 12 BRIAN BACHMANN PARK CONNECTOR 1 0 .23 $ 455,372 in ROW ; no facilities; will connect to City of Bryan 13 TARROW STREET 0 .03 $ 54,765 project 14 SPRING CREEK 2 0 .37 $ 748,426 i ncludes RRFB for M idbloc k Cro ssi ng ; Complete 15 SPR I NG CREEK 3 0 .08 $ 190,510 with or after Spr i ng Creek 2 16 BEE CREEK 1 0 .98 $ 2,845 ,747 Easements needed 17 STEPHEN C. BEACHY CENTRAL PARK CON NE< 0.08 $ 158,821 18 BEE CRE EK TRIB 3 0 .23 $ 683 ,168 in ROW ; No facilities; Complete after George Bush and Wellborn Road Intersection 19 WELLBORN ROAD 1 0 .40 $ 800,861 Improvements 20 WOLF PEN CREEK CONNECTOR 0 .08 $ 160,246 Easements needed ; Platted but undeveloped 21 TEXAS AVENUE 0.69 $ 1,383 ,295 in ROW; Rural cross section ; no facilities 22 WILLIAM D. FITCH PARKWAY 1 3.05 $ 7,416,691 in ROW; Rural cross section; no facilities Undeveloped; Construct with M i dtown Business 23 SPRING CREEK 1 1.29 $ 3,568,217 Park Connection to Woodland Hills Park ; construct 24 SPRING CREEK WOODLAND HILLS CONNECT 0 .09 $ 174,038 after Spring Creek 1 Connection to Woodland Hills Subdivision ; 25 SPRING CREEK CONNECTOR 0.18 $ 791,139 construct after Spring Creek 1 Possibly wait for road reconstruction and 26 HARVEY ROAD EAST 3 .01 $ 6,029,388 development 27 F&B 0 .52 $ 1,043 ,516 Stand alone? 28 GULF STATES UTILITY EASEMENT 1 8 .18 $ 20,782 ,046 Easements needed for portions (Need to __, breakout into sections/phases) Construct after GSUE shared -use path is 29 GULF STATES UTILITY EASEMENT CONNECT( 0 .09 $ 186,968 complete Construct after GSUE shared -use path is 30 SWITCH STATION ROAD CONNECTOR 0 .21 $ 429,749 complete 31 RAYMOND STOTZER PARKWAY 1 0.36 $ 723,219 in ROW ; no facilities 32 WILLIAM D. FITCH PARKWAY 2 0 .91 $ 1,814,054 in ROW; Rural cross section; no facilities Easements needed; feasability study needed ; 33 LICK CREEK 1 0 .84 $ 2,552 ,665 Developed and Undeveloped sections 34 WOLF PEN CREEK 0.24 $ 489 ,438 Feasibility study needed in ROW; Sidewalk cu r rently exists; some sections 35 SOUTHWEST PARKWAY SOUTHSIDE 2 0 .10 $ 193,905 very new in ROW; Sidewalks currently exist and buffered 36 PEBBLE CREEK PARKWAY 0.59 $ 1,17 4,062 bike lanes in ROW and along Southern Oaks Park ; sidewalks 37 ALEXANDRIA AVENUE 0 .33 $ 661 ,047 currently exist 38 UNIVERSITY DRIVE EAST 1.14 $ 2,273,656 in ROW ; Si dewalk currently exists in ROW; Sidewalk currently exists; some sections 39 SOUTHWEST PARKWAY NORTHSIDE 2 .85 $ 5,697,487 very new in ROW; Sidewalk currently exists; some sections 40 SOUTHWEST PARKWAY SOUTHSIDE 1 2.70 $ 5,408,791 very new 41 ROCK PRAIRIE ROAD 3 0.80 $ 1,595 ,091 in ROW; Sidewalk currently exists 42 ROCK PRAIRIE ROAD 2 0 .52 $ 1,047,227 in ROW; Sidewalk currently exists 43 ROCK PRAIRIE ROAD 1 0 .32 $ 643 ,910 in ROW; Sidewalk currently exists 44 ARNOLD ROAD 0 .12 $ 242,743 in ROW; sidewalk currently exists 45 RAYMOND STOTZER PARKWAY 2 1 .06 $ 2,123,485 in ROW; sidewalk currently exists 46 GEORGE BUSH DRIVE 1.25 $ 2,493,643 in ROW; sidewalks currently exist 47 LONGMIRE DRIVE 0 .35 $ 696,604 in ROW; sidewalk currently exists 48 UNIVERSITY DRIVE CONNECTOR 0.17 $ 332,653 Easements needed; Redevelopment Easements needed for a portion; City park and 49 ALUM CREEK TRIB 1 0.99 $ 2,192,328 Undeveloped property 50 LICK CREEK TRIB 10 0.80 $ 2,146,053 Easements needed for portion; Undeveloped 51 LICK CREEK 2 0 .66 $ 1,657,123 Easements needed; Undeveloped 52 SPRING CREEK 7 0.30 $ 1,042,439 Easements needed; Undeveloped 53 SPRING CREEK 8 0 .42 $ 1,713,568 Easements needed; Undeveloped 54 SPRING CREEK TRIB 7 0.43 $ 857,435 Easements needed; Undeveloped 55 ALUM CREEK 1.16 $ 3,852,312 Easements needed; Undeveloped 56 ALUM CREEK TRIB 4 0 .37 $ 1,083,352 Easements needed ; Undeveloped 57 ALUM CREEK TRIB 2 1.07 $ 2,585,178 Easements needed ; Undeveloped 58 HOPES CREEK CONNECTOR 0.51 $ 1,010,141 Easements needed; Undeveloped 59 PEACH CREEK TRIB 20 1.00 $ 1,992,789 ETJ; Easements needed; Undeveloped 60 CARTER'S CREEK 7.60 $ 18,715,558 ETJ; Easements needed; Undeveloped 61 PEACH CREEK SOUTH 2 .12 $ 5,557,913 ETJ; Easements needed; Undeveloped 62 HOPES CREEK 3 .90 $ 9,559,802 ETJ; Easements needed ; Undeveloped 63 GULF STATES UTILITY EASEMENT 2 1.00 $ 1,995,045 ETJ; Easements needed; Undeveloped $ 142,420,680 , Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Greenways Master Plan Stand-al<Y.le Sidewalk Projects November 2021 Proposed Map Book GIS BPG Priority Page Priority Board Order Number(.s.) Score Priorites Street Name 1 5 c:v 7.39 x PARK PLACE 1 s"'~ /~ 2 14,15 7 .08 x WELSH AVENUE 3 3 5 ,6 7 .00 x UNIVERSITY OAKS BLVD 1 4 5 7 .00 x KYLE AVENUE 5 5 ,6 7 .00 x GEORGE BUSH DRIVE EAST l 'b\ 5,6 7 .00 x UNIVERSITY OAKS BLVD 4 ...._,,, TIMBER STREET{ ~g\-~ r G) 8 ,9 7.00 x @ 1,2,4,5 7 .00 x WALTON DRIVE 1 ~ (9} 14,15 7.00 x NUECES DRIVE - 10 9 ,G) 7.00 x DEXTER DRIVE SOUTH 1 u)) 5 7.00 JAMES PARKWAY (li) 4,5 7.00 x FOSTER AVENUE 1 G~· 8 ,9 ,13,14 7 .00 GEORGIA STREET '0 14 8,9 7 .00 x WELSH AVENUE 1 ts/ 5 ,6 7 .00 PURYEAR DRIVE 16 9 7 .00 x TRIGGER STREET 17 8 ,9,13,14 6.98 PHOENIX STREET 1 18 9 6 .83 CAUDILL STREET 19 8 ,9 6 .80 FAIRVIEW AVENUE 20 8 ,9 6 .77 DEXTER DRIVE SOUTH 2 Additional Previous comments from From To Miles information BPG Board ANDERSON ST BACK OF HEB 0.34 L.wM.• Wanted it to '/e' a high Sidewalk on priority due to adjacency to SOUTHWEST PW HARVEY MITCHELL PW S 0 .53 other side school ~\l t~ \~S\r . ~ s··~ Keep at top of list due to the s:Jewalk not being f'f..1~~ ~· Sidewalk on continuous on the north UNIVERSITY OAKS BL GEORGE BUSH DR E 0 .08 other side side to George Bush Drive PURYEAR DRIVE 2 GEORGE BUSH DR E 0 .04 DOMINIK DR UNIVERSITY OAKS BL 0 .12 OLYMPIA WY STALLINGS DR 0 .14 . ,.c, -r {~·I l,1 t"fvt Keep a high priority due to GEORGE BUSH DR PARK PLACE 0.20 . ~t'>-adjacency to school PURYEAR DR FOSTER AV 0.22 ~ GUADALUPE DR HARVEY MITCHELL PW S 0 .07 ~·.~ ~ ~i~ -b11--"~1(i( ~ Construct this before LLANO PL CONCHO PL 0 .11 Trigger'for connectivity NORTHSIDE FRANCIS DR SOUTHSIDE FRANCIS DR 0 .03 LINCOLN AVE FRANCIS DR 0 .27 ~..,,.. ~ ~#· ~~ ~v-f-f'P- Unsure about pro osed HOLLEMAN DR NEVADA ST 0 .25 sidewalk location and need Sidewalk on Keep in p r iority order due HOLLEMAN DR SWISS CT 0 .15 other side to observed pedestrian use KYLE AV DOMINIK DR 0 .03 GUNSMITH ST DEXTER DRS 0 .12 HOLLEMAN DR ALABAMA ST 0 .08 HOLLEMAN DR GUNSMITH ST 0 .37 GEORGE BUSH DR LUTHER ST 0.39 WINDING RD HANES DR 0 .25 · .. , . .. Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Greenways Master Plan Stan d-alone Sidewalk Projects November 2021 Proposed Map Book GIS BPG Priority Page Priority Board Order Number(s) Score Priorites Street Name 21 1,2 6 .72 WALTON DRIVE 2 22 1,2 6 .60 WELLESLEY COURT 23 5 6 .58 GILCHRIST AVE WEST 24 13,14 6 .56 HOLLEMAN DRIVE WEST 1 25 9 ,10 6 .55 ANDER '::ON STREET 2 26 13,14 6 .52 SOUTHLAND STREET 27 9 6 .51 HAINES DRIVE 28 13,14 6.49 NEVADA STREET 29 9 6.41 GUNSMITH STREET 30 15 6 .30 VAL VERDE DRIVE 3 1 5 6 .21 GILCHRIST AVE EAST 32 15 6 .19 TODD TRAIL 1 33 13 6 .05 WOODWAY DRIVE BILLIE MADELY PARK 34 1 ,2 6 .00 CONNECTOR 35 5 6 .00 FOSTER AVENUE 2 36 1,2 6 .00 ARGUELLO DRIVE 37 2 ,3 6 .00 BAYOU WOODS DRIVE 38 2,3 6 .00 RHETI BUTLER DRIVE 39 14,15 6 .00 HONDO DRIVE 4 0 9 ,10 6 .00 BRENTWOOD DRIVE EAST 41 8 ,9 6 .00 ELEANOR STREET 4 2 15 6 .00 AIRLINE DRIVE 43 10,11,15 6 .00 FM 2818 SERVICE ROAD 1 44 10,11 6 .00 FM 2818 SERVICE ROAD 2 Additional Previous comments from From To Miles information BPG Board NUNN ST FRANCIS DR 0 .26 UNIVERSITY TOWN CENTER CONNECTOR TARROW ST 0 .15 FOSTER AV TEXAS AV 0.08 WOODWAY DR LEGACY LN 0 .27 SOUTHWEST PKWY ENTRANCE OF COLLEGES 0 .17 ONEY HERVEY DR WELLBORN RD 0.20 TAURUS AV LANGFORD ST 0 .27 WELSH AV PHOENIX ST 0 .19 TRIGGER ST CAUDILL ST 0 .09 RIO GRANDE BL PEDERNALES DR 0 .20 FOSTER AV PURYEAR DR 0.16 SOUTHWOOD DR RIO GRANDE BL 0.36 WOODSMAN DR HOLLEMAN DR W 0 .03 SUNNY LN COONER ST 0 .10 GILCHRIST AVE GEORGE BUSH DRE 0 .10 CHIMNEY HILL DR TARROW ST 0 .11 RHETI BUTLER DR HARDWO OD LN 0.17 BAYOU WOODS DR HARDWOOD LN 0 .06 SOUTHWEST PW NUECES DR 0 .21 BRENTWOOD DR BRENTWOOD DR E (ACROSS TEXAS AVES) 0 .05 MONTCLAIR AVE THOMPSON ST 0 .06 SOUTHWOOD DR SHENANDOAH DR 0.20 500FT SW OF LONGMIRE HIL LTOP DR DR . 0.09 250FT SW FROM LONGMIRE DR LONGMIRE DR 0 .05 Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Greenways Master Plan Stand-alone Sidewalk Projects November 2021 Proposed Map Book GIS BPG Priority Page Priority Board Order Number(s) Score Priorites Street Name 45 13,14 6 .00 PHOENIX STREET 2 46 lS 6.00 PEDERNALES DRIVE 47 3 6 .00 HARVEY ROAD 48 19 6 .00 HARVEST DRIVE 49 19,21 6 .00 FLOWER MOUND DRIVE so 22,23 6.00 ARRINGTON ROAD 2 51 2,3 6 .00 MERRY OAKS DRIVE Comal to Arboles 52 14,lS 6 .00 Connection 53 3 6 .00 SCARLETI OHARA DRIVE 1 54 l S,16 S.99 TODD TRAIL 2 55 2 ,3 S.80 UNIVERSITY OAKS BLVD 3 56 4 S.72 NAGLE STREET 1 57 1,2 S.66 TARROW STREET EAST 58 1,2 S.S9 TARROW STREET 59 10 S.4S VALLEY VIEW DRIVE 60 S,6 S.12 MANUEL DRIVE 61 1,2 S.11 AUTUMN CIRCLE BROTHERS BOULEVARD 62 10,11,lS,16 S.06 NORTH 63 3 s.os UN IVERS ITY OAKS B LV D 2 64 lS,16 S.02 NORMAND DRIVE 65 1,2 S.00 HEARTHSTONE CI RCLE 66 22 S.00 DE CATUR DRIVE 67 2,3 S.00 SHADY DRIVE Additional Previous comments from From To Miles information BPG Board ALABAMA ST NEVADA ST 0 .13 SAN BENITO DR VAL VERDE DR o.os EARL RUDDER FW S 740FT NE OF RHETI FRONTAGE RD W BUTLER DR 0 .32 SPRINGFIELD DR WESTFIELD DR 0 .03 WESTFIELD DR SPRINGFIELD DR 0 .03 WESTBOUND WILLIAM EASTBOUND WILIAM D . D . FITCH PW FITCH PW 0 .07 DOMINIK DR MAGNOLIA DR o.os COMAL CR ARBOLES CR 0 .07 UNIVERSITY OAKS BL HARVEY RD O.lS LONGMIRE DR BROTHERS BL 0 .27 TARA CT RHETI BUTLER DR 0.42 INLOW BL CROSS ST 0 .13 TARROW ST UNIVERSITY DR E 0 .20 E 29TH ST PEYTON ST a.so LONGMIRE DR SOUTHWOOD DR 0 .28 CREST ST CORNELL DR 0 .26 TARROW ST AUTUMN CR 0 .02 TEXAS AVES LONGMIRE DR . 0 .20 TARA CT MERRY OAKS D R 0 .0 4 DEACON DR PONDEROSA DR 0.47 CH I MNEY HILL CR TARROW ST 0 .04 SOUTHERN PLANTATION FRONT ROYA L DR DR . 0 .14 FOREST DR FRANCIS DR 0 .lS Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Greenways Master Plan Stand-alone Sidewalk Projects November 2021 Proposed Map Book GIS BPG Priority Page Priority Board Order Number(s) Score Priorites Street Name 68 23,24 4.60 GATEWAY BLVD SOUTHERN PLANTATION 69 20,22 4 .32 DRIVE 70 16,17 4.00 SHADOWCREST DRIVE 71 11,12 4 .00 SANDSTONE DRIVE 72 7 4 .00 WILDERNESS DRIVE NORTH 73 16,17 4 .00 WOODCREEK CONNECTOR 74 7 4 .00 RAINTREE DRIVE (~ 9 ,10 8 .00 ANDERSON STREET 1 76 8,9,13,14 7.00 HOLLEMAN DRIVE 3 77 14 7 .00 WELSH AVENUE 2 78 8,9 7 .00 HOLLEMAN DRIVE 2 79 13 6.75 HOLLEMAN DRIVE WEST 2 80 9 6 .72 HOLLEMAN DRIVE 1 81 14,15 6 .00 NAVARRO DRIVE 82 18 6.00 DEACON DRIVE 2 83 18 6 .00 FRATERNITY ROW 1 Additional Previous comments from From To Miles information BPG Board LAKEWAY DR SH 6 0 .20 OFF RAMP SH 6 S STONY CREEK LN 0.46 TIMBER KNOLL DR WOODCREEK DR 0 .24 EMERALD PW SEBESTA RD 0 .12 BUTLER RIDGE DR RAINTREE DR 0.08 BROOKWATER CR SHADOWCREST DR 0 .06 WILDERNESS DR N FOREST OAKS DR 0 .19 Sidewalk on VILLAGE DR HOLLEMAN DR 0 .11 other side Sidewalk on ARIZONA ST WELLBORN RD 0 .25 other side Sidewalk on NEVADA ST SOUTHWEST PW 0 .19 other side Sidewalk on ANDERSON ST ELEANOR ST 0 .07 other side Sidewalk proposed on MARION PUGH DR CORREGIDOR DR 0.43 other side Sidewalk on ANDERSON ST ELEANOR ST 0 .74 other side Sidewalk on WELSH AV PINTAIL LN 0 .09 other side Sidewalk on DURANGO CT FRATERNITY ROW 0 .06 other side FRATERNITY ROW Sidewalk on DEACON DR CORNER 0 .11 other side Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Greenways Master Plan Stand-alone Sidewalk Projects November 2021 Proposed Map Book GIS BPG Priority Page Priority Board Order Number{s) Score Priorites Street Name 84 18 6 .00 FRATERNITY ROW 2 85 13 6 .00 HOLLEMAN DRIVE WEST 3 86 9 ,10 7 .61 x HOLLEMAN DRIVE 4 Additional Previous comments from From To Miles information BPG Board FRATERNITY ROW Sidewalk on FM 2154 PARKING LOT ENTRANCE 0 .02 other side Sidewalk on HOLLEMAN DR W HARVEY MITCHELL PW S 0 .04 other side Not feasible due to limited/no ROW -remove as stand-alone project. Will need to occur with 430FT N OF VILLAGE DR ANDERSON ST 0 .16 redevelopment DATE: TO: FROM: SUBJECT: November 15, 2021 CITY or C ou.r.c r. STAT IO PU11111i11g & Developme111 SerJJirn 1101 Texas Avenue, P.O. Box 9960 College Station, Texas 77842 MEMORANDUM Members of the Bicycle , Pedestrian, and Greenways Advisory Board Venessa Garza, AICP Bicycle , Pedestrian and Greenways Planning Administrator Sidewalk project priorities Item: Presentation, possible action, and discussion regarding a recommendation on sidewalk project priorities . Background: This item is before the Board to review and update stand -alone sidewalk project priorities and was introduced at the October Board meeting. The Bicycle , Pedestrian and Greenways Master Plan includes nighty nine (99) sidewalk miles that are> proposed in the City limits and the extra -territorial jurisdiction (ETJ). Fifteen (15) miles are identified as stand-alone projects in areas that are already established . Eighty -four (84) miles will be constructed with a road project when a road is extended or widened. Proposed stand-alone sidewalk projects will t ypically only be added to one side of the road where it is most feas i ble unless it is a major roadway (thoroughfare). As discussed in October, stand-alone sidewalk projects are prioritized initially based on a GIS spatial model and methodology. Priorities are further refined based on previous input from the Board as well as location . Sidewalks proposed along road corridors that already have a sidewalk on the other side are given a lower priority unless there isn 't a complete connection on one side of the road between pedestrian crossings or there is a worn path that identifies pedestrian activity in that location. The proposed sidewalk projects are then reviewed by the Board to determine the top projects (10-15) for staff to use in selecting projects to fund as different funding opportunities arise . Funding sources may include local funding (certificates of obligation , sidewalk zones, etc.) and/or federal funding . Attached is the list of stand -alone sidewalk projects with a proposed priority order and a Map Book . The list of projects also includes Map Book page numbers for reference , the priority score from the GIS model , previous Board priorities identified, the street name , general location, the length of the proposed segment in miles , and additional information and comments from previous Board input. Attachments : 1. List of Sidewalk Projects 2. Map Book of Sidewalk Projects DATE: TO: FROM: SUBJECT: CITY O F C OL.LEGE STATION 1'/a1111ing & IHwlopmml ServirN 1101 Texas Avenue, P.O. Box 9960 College Station, Texas 77842 Phone 979.764.3570 /Fax 979 .764 .3496 MEMORANDUM November 15, 2021 Members of the Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Greenways Advisory Board Venessa Garza, AICP Bicycle, Pedestrian and Greenways Planning Administrator Shared -use path project priorities Item: Presentation , possible action, and discussion regarding a shared -use path project priorities. Background: This item is before the Board to review and update stand -alone shared -use path project priorities and was introduc~d at the October Board meeting . The Bicycle, Pedestrian and Greenways Master Plan includes seventy-three (73) miles of shared-use paths that are proposed in the City limits and the extra -territorial jurisdiction (ETJ). Sixty {60) miles are identified as stand -alone projects . Thirteen (13) miles will be constructed with road projects . As discussed in October, stand-alone shared -use path projects are prioritized initially based on a GIS spatial model and methodology. Priorities are further refined and moved higher or lower on the l ist based on several factors. Projects are moved higher on the list: 1) if portions of a share-use path have already been constructed and there are remaining phases to complete; 2) if planning efforts have begun such as the completion of a preliminary engineering report; or 3) if funding has been identified based on criteria set by the funding source available. Projects are moved lower on the list : 1) if facilities exist that can serve the needs of both bicyclists and pedestrians in the interim; 2) if the property is undeveloped and easements for the shared-use path are needed; or 3) if the project is in the ETJ . The proposed shared -use path projects are then reviewed by the Board to determine the top projects (3 - 5) for staff to use in selecting projects to fund as different funding opportunities arise. Funding. sources may i nclude local funding (certificates of obligation, parkland dedication funds, etc.) and/or federal fundi ng. Attached is the list of stand -alone shared-use path projects with a proposed priority order and a Map Book . The list of projects also includes Map Book page numbers for reference, the priority score from the GIS model, previous Board priorities identified, the street name , general location, the length of the proposed segment in miles and additional information. Attachments : 1. List of Shared -use path Projects 2. Map Book of Shared-use path Projects I Approx. Priority Submitted Years Order Street Name Miles Cost Estimate Previously Submitted 1 PARK PLACE 1 0 .34 $ 404,623 2 WELSH AVENUE 3 0.53 $ 636,939 3 UNIVERSITY OAKS BLVD 1 0 .08 $ 99,947 4 KYLE AVENUE 0.04 $ 42,301 5 GEORGE BUSH DRIVE EAST 0 .1 2 $ 226,233 Yes 2013-2022 6 UNIVERSITY OAKS BLVD 4 0.14 $ 164,572 Yes 2013-2014 7 TIMBER STREET 0 .20 $ 243,846 8 WALTON DRIVE 1 0 .22 $ 269,595 9 NUECES DRIVE 0 .07 $ 85,351 10 DEXTER DRIVE SOUTH 1 0 .11 $ 131,547 Yes 2015-2018 11 JAMES PARKWAY 0 .03 $ 35 ,527 12 FOSTER AVENUE 1 0.27 $ 321,138 Yes 2015-2022 13 GEORGIA STREET 0 .25 $ 294,394 Yes 2014 14 WELSH AVENUE 1 0 .15 $ 184, 714 15 PURYEAR DRIVE 0.03 $ 38,099 Yes 2014,2017 16 TRIGGER STREET 0 .12 $ 142,449 17 PHOENIX STREET 1 0 .08 $ 100,951 18 CAUDILL STREET 0.37 $ 448,678 Yes 2015-2017 19 FAIRVIEW AVENUE 0.39 $ 472,845 20 DEXTER DRIVE SOUTH 2 0 .25 $ 298,204 Yes 2015-2018 21 WALTON DRIVE 2 0.26 $ 312,907 22 WELLESLEY COURT 0.15 $ 174,529 23 GILCHRIST AVE WEST 0 .08 $ 94,856 24 HOLLEMAN DRIVE WEST 1 0 .27 $ 319,626 25 ANDERSON STREET 2 0 .17 $ 204,190 2013, 2015, 26 SOUTHLAND STREET 0 .20 $ 239,132 Yes 2016 27 HAINES DRIVE 0 .27 $ 323,303 Yes 2015-2017 28 NEVADA STREET 0.19 $ 229,035 Yes 2014 29 GUNSMITH STREET 0.09 $ 111,459 30 VAL VERDE DRIVE 0.20 $ 234,313 Yes 2013 .. . 31 GILCHRIST AVE EAST 0 .16 $ 187,670 Yes 2022 32 TODD TRAIL 1 0 .36 $ 437,704 Yes 2016-2017 33 WOODWAY DRIVE 0 .03 $ 38,289 34 BILLIE MADELY PARK CONNECTOR 0 .10 $ 114,32S 3S FOSTER AVENUE 2 0 .10 $ 136,677 Yes 201S-2021 36 ARGUELLO DRIVE 0 .11 $ 137,4S6 37 BAYOU WOODS DRIVE 0.17 $ 202,73S 38 RHETI BUTLER DRIVE 0.06 $ 73 ,329 39 HONDO DRIVE 0 .21 $ 2Sl,32S 40 BRENTWOOD DRIVE EAST O.OS $ S7,137 41 ELEANOR STREET 0 .06 $ 70,620 42 AIRLINE DRIVE 0.20 $ 242,346 Yes 2014-201S 43 FM 2818 SERVICE ROAD 1 0 .09 $ 110,339 44 FM 2818 SERVICE ROAD 2 O.OS $ S9,226 4S PHOENIX STREET 2 0 .13 $ lS0,981 46 PEDERNALES DRIVE O.OS $ S8,361 47 HARVEY ROAD 0.32 $ 378,167 48 HARVEST DRIVE 0.03 $ 36,423 49 FLOWER MOUND DRIVE 0 .03 $ 37,099 so ARRINGTON ROAD 2 0.07 $ 89,S89 Sl MERRY OAKS DRIVE o.os $ S8,684 S2 Comal to Arboles Connection 0 .07 $ 80,938 S3 SCARLETI OHARA DRIVE 1 O.lS $ 178,66S Yes 2018 S4 TODD TRAIL 2 0 .27 $ 329,31S Yes 2016-2017 SS UNIVERSITY OAKS BLVD 3 0.42 $ 498,672 S6 NAGLE STREET 1 0.13 $ lSl,344 S7 TARROW STREET EAST 0 .20 $ 238,100 Yes 2017-2018 S8 TARROW STREET a.so $ 603,227 Yes 2017-2018 S9 VALLEY VIEW DRIVE 0.28 $ 330,421 60 MANUEL DRIVE 0 .26 $ 309,992 61 AUTUMN CIRCLE 0.02 $ 27,492 62 BROTHERS BOULEVARD NORTH 0 .20 $ 234,863 63 UNIVERSITY OAKS BLVD 2 0 .04 $ 46,S07 64 NORMAND DRIVE 0.47 $ S60,439 .. 65 HEARTHSTONE CIRCLE 0 .04 $ 46,288 66 DECATUR DRIVE 0 .14 $ 164,649 67 SHADY DRIVE 0.15 $ 183,823 68 GATEWAY BLVD 0.20 $ 235,768 69 SOUTHERN PLANTATION DRIVE 0.46 $ 557,837 70 SHADOWCREST DRIVE 0 .24 $ 286,355 71 SANDSTONE DRIVE 0.12 $ 146,125 72 WILDERNESS DRIVE NORTH 0.08 $ 91,779 73 WOODCREEK CONNECTOR 0 .06 $ 73 ,044 74 RAINTREE DRIVE 0 .19 $ 230,144 75 ANDERSON STREET 1 0 .11 $ 129,160 76 HOLLEMAN DRIVE 3 0 .25 $ 297,978 77 WELSH AVENUE 2 0 .19 $ 233,523 78 HOLLEMAN DRIVE 2 0.07 $ 85,3 56 79 HOLLEMAN DRIVE WEST 2 0.43 $ 520,613 80 HOLLEMAN DRIVE 1 0 .74 $ 891,629 81 NAVARRO DRIVE 0 .09 $ 102,811 82 DEACON DRIVE 2 0 .06 $ 71,791 83 FRATERNITY ROW 1 0 .11 $ 129,351 84 FRATERNITY ROW 2 0 .02 $ 24,481 85 HOLLEMAN DRIVE WEST 3 0.04 $ 45,605 86 HOLLEMAN DRIVE 4 0 .16 $ 190,362 $ 18,142,236 Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Greenways Master Plan Update Priorities Methodology Geographic Information Systems (GIS) was used to construct a model per facility type using Spatial Analyst to objectively develop a list of priorities based on factors referenced below. For each facility type, each factor was given a level of importance (or weight). For sidewalks: Factors Weight Population Served (Population Density) 12 EXISITING Population Served (Population Density) 6 FUTURE Safety (Automobile/Pedestrian Crashes) 12 MAJOR (FAT, MAJ, HIT/INJ, DWI/MAJ) Safety (Automobile/Pedestrian Crashes) 6 MINOR (MIN, NON , HIT, DWI/MIN) Schools (Existing and Future) 18 Parks (Existing and Future) 13 Texas A&M University 10 Public Requests 10 Other Key Destinations (Shopping Centers, Grocery 7 Stores, Major Employers) Bus Stops 6 100 For Bike lanes and routes Factors Weight Population Served (Population Density) 12 EXISITING Population Served (Population Density) 6 FUTURE Safety (Automobile/Bicycle Crashes) 12 MAJOR (FAT, MAJ, HIT/INJ, DWI/MAJ) Safety (Automobile/Pedestrian Crashes) 6 MINOR (MIN, NON, HIT, DWI/MIN) Schools (Existing and Future) 18 Parks (Existing and Future) 13 Texas A&M University 10 Public Requests 10 Other Key Destinations (Shopping Centers, Grocery 7 Stores, Major Employers) Bus Stops 6 100 For Trails Factors Weight Population Served (Population Density) 12 EXISITING Population Served (Population Density) 6 FUTURE Safety (Automobile/Bike & Pedestrian Crashes) 12 MAJOR (FAT, MAJ, HIT/INJ, DWI/MAJ) Safety (Automobile/Pedestrian Crashes) 6 MINOR (MIN, NON, HIT, DWI/MIN) Schools (Existing and Future) 18 Parks (Existing and Future) 13 Texas A&M University 10 Public Requests 10 Other Key Destinations (Shopping Centers, Grocery 7 Stores, Major Employers) Bus Stops 6 100 prioritized list based on projects that have been funded and citizen requests pertaining to the Amer icans with Disabil ities Act (ADA). Funding for projects typically occur through several methods: Cap ital Funds (general obligation funds or certificates of obligation), General Funds or Grants (such as Community Development Block Funds (CDBG). The current list approved by the Board January 2016 includes (with their status updates in bold): 1. Tarrow Street -University Drive to Bryan City Limits (ADA request) 2. Southwest Parkway gaps North and South sides(ADA request) North side FUNDED w/CDBG Funds 3. Munson Avenue gaps {ADA request) 4 . George Bush Drive East -Dominik Drive to University Oaks Blvd. 5. Dexter Dr ive - W i nd ing Road to Gabbard Park {Sou t hside Neighb orh oo d Plan) 6. Munson Avenue -connection to Harvey Road 7. Dexter Drive -Gabbard Park to Llano Place (South Knoll Neighborhood Plan) 8. Harvey Road -gaps from Texas Avenue to SH 6 9. Scarlett O'Hara Drive -University Oaks Blvd. to Harvey Road 10. Georgia Street -Holleman Drive to Nevada Street 11. Park Place -Timber Street to Texas Avenue 12 . University Oaks Blvd. -Olympia Way to Sta l lings Drive Other sidewalk projects that were submitted were grouped by Neighborhood Plan (NP). The City currently has four neighborhood plans that have been adopted. These sidewalk proj ects by plan include : Central College Station NP (Planning Horizon 2010-2017): Southwood Drive -Valley View Drive to Todd Trail Todd Trail -Southwood Drive to Rio Grande Blvd . Todd Trail -Longmire Drive to Brothers Blvd. Eastgate NP (Planning Horizon 2011-2018): Foster Avenue -Lincoln Avenue to George Bush Drive East Walton Drive -Foster Avenue to Francis Drive Puryear Drive North -Walton Drive to James Parkway Nunn Street -Lincoln Avenue to Walton Drive Puryear Drive South -Kyle Avenue to Dominik Drive Southside NP (Planning Horizon 2012 -2019): Glade Reconstruction -Park Place to Hollemen Drive Dexter Drive -Winding Road to Gabbard Park South Knoll NP (Planning Horizon 2013-2020) Dexter Dr ive -Gabbard Park to Llano Place Caudill Street -Holleman Drive to Gunsmith Street Haines Drive -Gabbard Park to Langford Street Staff recommends the follow i ng consolidated list in order to align more closely with available funding. Grouped projects from Neighborhood Plans have been removed and are part of the main list. As you 'll notice below, ADA requests are first, projects priorit ized with the BPGMP GIS methodology are second and if a project from one of the Neighborhood Plans doesn't automatically rank as described above , those projects are added last. There is not a project from the Central College Station Neighborhood Plan since this plan is at the end of its planning horizon . 1. Tarrow Street -University Drive to Bryan City Limits (ADA request) 2. Southwest Parkway South side gaps (ADA request) 3. Munson Avenue gaps (ADA request) 4. George Bush Drive East -Dominik Drive to University Oaks Blvd. 5. Dexter Drive -Winding Road to Gabbard Park (Southside Neighborhood Plan) 6. Dexter Drive -Gabbard Park to Llano Place (South Knoll Neighborhood Plan) 7. Harvey Road -gaps on south side from Texas Avenue to SH 6 For the Eastgate Neighborhood Plan , there are two segments available for discussion to determine which is preferred for the final list. 8 . Nunn Street -Lincoln Avenue to Walton Drive, Walton Drive -Nunn Street to Puryear Drive and Puryear Drive -Walton Drive to Thomas Park or 9. Foster -Lincoln Avenue to Francis Drive Attachment: Map of Sidewalk Projects C ITY OF C oUEGE STATION Home of Texas A&M University ® BICYCLE, PEDESTRIAN, AND GREENWAYS ADVISORY BOARD March 5, 2018 3:00 P.M. City Hall 2nd Floor Conference Room 1 1101 Texas Avenue College Station, Texas Crn' OF C'-UEGE Sn nos lf•ru .fU-AdN u--w,· College Station, TX Meeting Agenda -Final Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Greenways Advisory Board The City Council may or may not attend this meeting. City Hall 1101 Texas Ave College Station , TX 77840 Monday, March 5, 2018 3:00 PM 2nd Floor Administrative Conference Room 1. Call meeting to order. 2. 18-0178 3. 18-0147 Attachments: L 18-0173 @ 18-0174 6. 18-0177 7. 18-0150 College Station, TX Hear Visitors -At this time , the Chairman will open the floor to citizens wishing to address the Board on issues not already scheduled on today's agenda . The citizen presentations will be limited to three minutes in order to accommodate everyone who wishes to address the Board and to allow adequate time for completion of the agenda items . The Board will receive the information, ask city staff to look into the matter, or will place the matter on a future agenda for discussion . (A recording is made of the meeting ; please give your name and address for the record.) Consideration , possible action , and discussion to approve meeting Minutes . * February 5 , 2017 February 5th final Presentation and discussion regarding an update on the ordinance amendment to bicycle facilities . P/1; ~5 ...-hell~ 6.~ ~f~22 -Prpp~t0l Presentation , possible action , an~ discussion regarding the Bicycle , Pedestrian , and Greenways Master Plan Update . : ~~s Presentation and discussion regarding education p and encouragement opportunities . ~fl.. D~. Presentation and discussion regarding the Bicycle , Pedestrian , and Rfeenways Advisory Board calendar of upcoming meetings . (YM arch 15 , 2018 -Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting -City Hall, Council Chambers , 1101 Texas Avenue -6 :00 p.m. ~pril 5 , 2018 -Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting -City Hall , Council Chambers , 1101 Texas Avenue -6 :00 p.m . * April 9 , 2018 -Bicycle , Pedestrian , and Greenways Advisory Board -City Hall , City Hall 2nd Floor Conference Room 1, 1101 Texas Avenue -3:00 p.m. * April 9, 2018 -Active Transportation Outreach E ~ Stella Hotel , 4100 Lake Atlas Drive , Bryan -Time TBD * April 21 , 2018 -Brazos Valley Earth Day -Wolf Pen Creek Festival Page 1 Printed on 212612018 L ·' I " •I I • ' .. J Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Greenways Advisory Board Meeting Agenda -Final March 5, 2018 8. 18-0175 9 . Adjourn . Grounds , 1014 Holleman Drive -11 a .m . - 3 p.m . Possible action and discussion on future agenda items - A Bicycle , Pedestrian, and Greenways Advisory Board Member may inquire about a subject for which notice has not been given . A statement of specific factual information or the recitation of existing policy may be given . Any deliberation shall be limited to a proposal to place the subject on an agenda for a subsequent meeting . The Board or Commission may adjourn into Executive Session to consider any item listed on this agenda if a matter is raised that is appropriate for Executive Session discussion . An announcement will be made of the basis for the Executive Session discussion . 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Board Member Coopersmith requested to have Jay Maddock speak at a future meeting about walkability. AGENDA ITEM NO. 9: Adjourn. The meetin g adjourned at 3:50 p.m. APPROVED: Linda Harvell, Chairman ATTEST: Robin Macias, Board Secretary ' CITY OP Cou..EGE STATION lfomr o/Tr.= A&M Un;,,.,,;,y • MEMBERS PRESENT: STAFF PRESENT: MINUTES BICYCLE, PEDESTRIAN, AND GREENWAYS ADVISORY BOARD Monday, February 5, 2018 3:00 PM College Station City Hall 2nd Floor Conference Room 1 1101 Texas Avenue College Station, Texas, 77840 Chairman Linda Harvell, Jon Denton, Tina Evans, Nea l Johnson, Jonathan Coopersmith, Andrew Middleton Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Greenways Senior Program Manager Venessa Garza, Assistant Director of Planning and Development Services Molly Hitchcock, Senior Planner Alaina Helton, Staff Planner Laura Gray, Board Secretary Robin Macias AGENDA ITEM NO. 1: Call to Order. Cha i rman Harvell called the meeting to orde r at 3:02 p.m. AGENDA ITEM NO. 2: Hear Visitors. There were no visitors present who wished to address the board . AGENDA ITEM NO. 3: Consideration, possible action, and discussion to approve meeting absences Board Member Denton motioned to approve the meeting absences from November 6 , 2017. The motion was seconded by Board Member Johnson and was approved (4 -0). AGENDA ITEM NO. 4: Consideration, possible action, and discussion to approve meeting minutes. Boa r d Member Denton motioned to approve the meeti ng minutes from November 6, 2017 . The moti on was seconded by Board Member Evans and was approved (4-0). Board Member Coopersmith arrived at 3:07 p.m. AGENDA ITEM NO. 5: Public hearing, presentation, possible action, and discussion regarding an ordinance amending Appendix A, "Unified Development Ordinance," Article 7, "General Development Standards", Section 7.2.J, "Bicycle Facilities", and Section 7 .3.J, "Alternative Parking Plans", related to Bicycle Parking Requirements. Cha i rman Harvell opened the public hearing. There were no speakers during the public hearing. Cha i rman Harvell closed the public hearing Sen ior Planner Alaina Helton presented this item to the board. ' Ms. Helton presented the changes that were made to the ordinance. The ordinance changes were first brought to the Board on September 5 th , 2017. She explained the current UDO requirements and what the Board recommendations were for changes. She also explained the direction she rece ived from the Plann i ng and Zoning Commission and the City Council. The Board held a general discussion regarding the proposed changes to the ordinance . Board Member Johnson asked if there were any of the Boards recommendations that were not in the changes . Ms. Helton explained that there were two recommendations not in the ord i nance changes. These recommendations were bicycle parking for churches and additional bicycle parking for mixed use development. Board Member Evans asked for clarification regarding the credit for developers. Ms. Helton explained what the reductions in parking requirements would do. Cha i rman Harvell asked what brought up changes to this ordinance to the Planning and Zoning Commission. Ms. Helton explained that the changes were brought up during a City Council workshop meeti ng . Board Member Johnson asked for clarification on mixed use districts. Ms . Helton stated that a mixed use district is a zoning district that a developer can select when rezon i ng a property to a planned development district. It is a combination of residential and commercial use or commercial and multi-family use. Board Member Evans asked what is different about the bicycle corrals from what the developers are doing now. Ms. Helton stated that the bicycle corrals allow bicycle parking to be located in parking areas as long as there is adequate buffering . It gives the developers more flexibility on where to locate the bicycle parking. Board Member Coopersmith motioned to approve the proposed changes to the ordinance. The motion was seconded by Board Member Johnson and was approved (5-0). AGENDA ITEM NO. 6: Presentation, possible action, and discussion regarding the Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Greenways Master Plan Update. Sen i or Program Manager Garza presented this item to the board . Ms. Garza presented the board with new map books and explained the changes that were made. Ms. Garza stated that public comments regard i ng the Bicycle, Pedestrian & Greenways Master Plan on the city website will close on February 18, 2018. AGENDA ITEM NO. 7: Presentation and discussion regarding the Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Greenways Advisory Board calendar of upcoming meetings. • February 15, 2018 "' Planning and Zoning Comm ission Meeting "' City Hall, Council Chambers, 1101 Texas Avenue"' 6:00 p.m. • March 1, 2018 "' Planning and Zoning Commiss i on Meeting "' City Hall, Council Chambers, 1101 Texas Avenue"' 6:00 p.m. • March 5, 2018 "' Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Greenways Advisory Board "' City Hall, City Hall 2 nd Floor Conference Room 1 , 1101 Texas Avenue"' 3:00 p.m. AGENDA ITEM NO. 9: Possible action and discussion on future agenda items - A Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Greenways Advisory Board Member may inquire about a subject for Bicycle Facilities Proposed Stand alone Facilities 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 Road Name GLADE ST HOLLEMAN DR TIMBER ST STALLINGS DR MUNSON AVE NAGLE ST TARROW ST HOLLEMAN DR WEST FRANCIS DR UNIVERSITY OAKS BLVD DEACON DR DOMINIK DR BRENTWOOD DRIVE RIO GRANDE BLVD TARROW STE SCHAFFER ROAD SPRING LOOP NAVARRO DR ALEXANDRIA AVE GENERAL PARKWAY 3 NEWPORT LN CASTLEGATE DR GLENHAVEN DR CASTLE ROCK PW 1 DECATUR DR PARKVIEW DR SPEARMAN DR 2 SOUTHERN PLANTATION DR 2 BROTHERS BLVD APPOMATIOX DR 1 HARVEY MITCHELL PKWY S EMERALD PKWY Score Miles 8.00 0.36 8.00 0.20 7.96 0.33 7.90 0 .1 5 7 .71 0.36 7.51 0.36 7.35 0.85 7.33 0.77 7.26 0 .68 7.26 1.19 7 .1 2 0 .30 7 .06 0.77 7.01 0.74 7 .00 0.10 6.96 0.17 6.95 0.38 6.85 0.60 6.56 0.58 6.44 1.12 6.31 0.26 6.26 0.72 6.10 0.86 6.05 0 .57 6.00 0.41 6.00 0.65 6.00 0 .38 6.00 0.47 5.72 0 .96 5.66 0 .25 5.66 0.40 5.56 0 .86 5.38 0.30 Bicycle Facilities Proposed Stand alone Facilities 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 Road Name BIRMINGHAM RD STONEBROOK DR CORSAIR DR APPOMATIOX DR 2 PAVILION AV 1 CREEK MEADOW BLVD 1 APPOMATIOX DR 3 CREEK MEADOW BLVD 2 WOODCREEK DR Score Miles 5.11 0.37 5 .11 0.57 5 .02 0 .32 5 .00 0.17 5.00 0.12 5.00 0.58 5.00 0.68 5.00 0.32 4 .96 0 .85 Street Name SUM_gridcalc Miles ANDERSON STREET 1 8.00 0 .11 HOLLEMAN DRIVE 3 7.40 0 .24 PARK PLACE 1 7 .39 0 .34 WELSH AVENUE 3 7 .08 0 .53 NUNN STREET 7 .01 0 .05 PARK PLACE 2 7 .00 0 .04 PURYEAR DRIVE 2 7 .00 0 .03 UNIVERSITY OAKS BLVD 1 7 .00 0 .08 TRIGGER STREET 7 .00 0 .12 GEORGE BUSH DRIVE EAST 7 .00 0 .12 WALTON DRIVE 1 7 .00 0.22 DEXTER DRIVE SOUTH 1 7.00 0.11 PURYEAR DRIVE 1 7 .00 0 .10 WELSH AVENUE 1 7 .00 0 .15 UNIVERSITY OAKS BLVD 4 7 .00 0.14 HOLLEMAN DRIVE 2 7 .00 0 .25 TIMBER STREET 7 .00 0 .20 GEORGIA STREET 7 .00 0 .25 FOSTER AVENUE 1 7 .00 0 .27 WELSH AVENUE 2 7 .00 0 .19 NUECES DRIVE 7 .00 0 .07 KYLE AVENUE 7 .00 0.04 WALTON DRIVE 3 7 .00 0.04 JAMES PARKWAY 7 .00 0.03 CAUDILL STREET 6.83 0 .37 FAIRVIEW AVENUE 6.80 0 .39 DEXTER DRIVE SOUTH 2 6.77 0 .25 HOLLEMAN DRIVE 1 6.75 0 .85 HOLLEMAN DRIVE WEST 2 6.75 0.43 WALTON DRIVE 2 6.72 0.26 WELLESLEY COURT 6.60 0.15 GILCHRIST AVENUE 6.58 0 .08 HOLLEMAN DRIVE WEST 1 6.56 0 .27 ANDERSON STREET 2 6.55 0 .17 SOUTHLAND STREET 6.52 0.20 HAINES DRIVE 6.51 0 .27 NEVADA STREET 6.49 0 .19 GUNSMITH STREET 6.41 0 .09 PHOENIX STREET 6.33 0.25 VAL VERDE DRIVE 6.30 0.20 TODD TRAIL 1 6.19 0.36 WOODWAY DRIVE 6.05 0.03 FOSTER AVENUE 2 6.01 0 .26 ARRINGTON ROAD 2 6.00 0 .07 MERRY OAKS DRIVE 6.00 0 .05 • ELEANOR STREET 6.00 0 .08 BRENTWOOD DRIVE EAST 6.00 0.05 FLOWER MOUND DRIVE 6.00 0.03 FM 2818 SERVICE ROAD 2 6.00 0.05 AIRLINE DRIVE 6.00 0 .20 HARVEY ROAD 2 6.00 0.32 BAYOU WOODS DRIVE 6.00 0 .17 HONDO DRIVE 6.00 0 .21 FM 2818 SERVICE ROAD 1 6.00 0 .09 DEACON DRIVE 2 6.00 0 .06 ARGUELLO DRIVE 2 6.00 0 .11 NAVARRO DRIVE 6.00 0 .09 WELLBORN ROAD 6.00 0 .11 FRATERNITY ROW 1 6.00 0.11 RHETI BUTLER DRIVE 6.00 0.06 HARVEST DRIVE 6.00 0 .03 PEDERNALES DRIVE 6.00 0 .05 HOLLEMAN DRIVE WEST 3 6.00 0.04 FRATERN ITY ROW 2 6.00 0 .02 TODD TRAIL 2 5.99 0 .27 SCARLETI OHARA DRIVE 5.99 0 .15 SOUTHWOOD DRIVE 5.98 0.40 UNIVERSITY OAKS BLVD 3 5 .80 0.42 NAGLE STREET 1 5 .71 0 .12 TARROW STREET 5 .70 0.59 TARROW STREET EAST 5 .66 0 .20 VALLEY VIEW DRIVE 5 .45 0 .28 MANU EL DRIVE 5 .12 0.26 BROTHERS BOULEVARD NORTH 5.06 0.20 UNIVERSITY OAKS BLVD 2 5.05 0.04 NORMAND DRIVE 5.02 0.47 DECATUR DRIVE 5.00 0 .14 SHADY DRIVE 5.00 0 .15 HEARTHSTONE CIRCLE 5 .00 0.04 SOUTHWEST PARKWAY 4.90 0 .23 AUTUMN CIRCLE 4 .83 0.03 SOUTHERN PLANTATION DRIVE 4.32 0.46 SHADOWCREST DRIVE 4 .00 0.24 SANDSTONE DRIV E 4 .00 0.12 RAINTRE E DRIVE 4 .00 0 .19 WILDERN ESS DRIVE NORTH 4 .00 0 .08 15.87 $ 3,173,054.64 ~~ ~ •'" v;;~. · .. • • 1'!',. •' '>'~ ?• ~J,• .. 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'. • > ·-'t.-, ..f: ~ I< 1, ~ .. ~;: ""; PARK PLACE 1 8.159 0.503 PARK PLACE 2 8 .000 0 .263 MONTCLAIR AVENUE 1 7 .796 0.387 LUTHER ST 7 .781 0 .114 TEXAS AVE 7.749 1.804 STALLINGS DR 7 .656 0 .175 GLADE ST 7 .579 0.633 WALTON DR 7 .364 0.518 CROSS ST 7 .316 0.231 ELEANOR STREET 7.139 0 .274 SOUTHWEST PKWY 7 .029 1.865 MONTCLAIR AVENUE 2 7.000 0 .057 EDELWEISS AVE 7.000 0.414 RHETI BUTLER DR 7 .000 0 .166 CHERRY ST 7 .000 0.162 AUTUMN CIRCLE 6.987 0 .470 SCARLETI OHARA DR 6.915 0 .159 COLGATE DR 6.178 0 .448 SHADY DR 6.015 0 .149 SPEARMAN DR 6.000 0 .399 SOUTHERN PLANTATION DR 3 6.000 0 .490 KRENEK TAP RD 6.000 0.341 EASTMARK DRIVE 6.000 0.221 ARRINGTON RD 2 5 .956 0.248 ST ANDREWS DR 5.732 1.047 SANDSTONE DR 5.720 0.124 SOAKS DR 5.016 0 .645 APPOMATIOX DR 1 5.000 0 .037 COTIONWOOD CREEK LN 5.000 0 .207 CREEK MEADOW BLVD 3 5.000 0 .076 WILD CREEK CT 5.000 0 .160 SHADWOCREST DR 5.000 0 .309 LIVE OAK ST 5.000 0 .365 GREAT OAKS DR 5 .000 0 .758 BLACK WATER RD 5 .000 0.110 APPOMATIOX DR 2 5 .000 0 .080 WOODLAKE DR 2 4 .917 0 .921 NANTUCKET DR 4 .899 0 .364 FOXFIRE DR 4 .72 1 0.457 RAINTREE DRIVE 2 4.624 0.130 RAINTREE DRIVE 1 4.419 0 .155 HARPERS FERRY RD 4 .003 0 .776 FROST DR 4.000 0 .830 l&GN RD 3.772 2.783 HOPES CREEK RD 1 3.258 0.542 • S DOWLING RD 1 3 .018 0 .849 STRAUB RD 3 .000 0 .316 STOUSLAND RD 2 .937 0.540 BIRD POND RD 2 2 .851 1.043 KOPPE BRIDGE RD 2.674 2 .107 FM 2154 2 .441 5 .216 BLUE RIDGE DR 2 2 .274 1.567 INDIAN LAKES DRIVE 1 2 .043 1.919 SADDLE CREEK DR 2 .016 1.785 Name Score WELLBORN ROAD 1 8.10 LEMON TRE E PARK CONNECTOR 7.97 BEE CREEK TRIBUTARY B.3 3 7 .81 BEE CREEK TRIBUTARY B.3 1 7.64 UNIVERSITY DRIVE EAST 7.53 UNIVERSITY TOWN CENTER CONNECTOR 7.50 GEORGIE FITCH PARK CONNECTOR 7.46 COLLEGE AVENUE 7 .40 BEE CREEK TRIB B 7.35 ROCK PRAIRIE ROAD 3 7.20 JOHN CROMPTON PARK CONNECTOR 7 .19 BRIAN BACHMANN PARK CONNECTOR 2 7.00 BEE CREEK 2 7.00 ROCK PRAIRIE ROAD 2 7 .00 BEE CREEK TRIBUTARY B.3 2 7 .00 WOLF PEN CREEK 6.98 WOLF PEN CREEK CONNECTOR 6.81 UNIVERSITY DRIVE CONNECTOR 6.59 ROCK PRAIRIE ROAD 1 6.42 BRIAN BACHMANN PARK CONNECTOR 1 6.39 TEXAS AVENUE 6.30 WILLIAM D. FITCH PARKWAY 1 6.30 SPRING CREEK 6 6.22 LICK CREEK 1 6.17 ARNOLD ROAD 6.08 SPRING CREEK 7 6.05 SPRING CREEK 3 6.00 SPRING CREEK 4 6.00 SPRING CREEK TRIB 7 6.00 SPRING CREEK 2 6.00 SPRING CREEK 5 6.00 PEBBLE CREEK PARKWAY 6.00 ALEXANDRIA AVENUE 6.00 SPRING CREEK WOODLAND HILLS CONNECTOR 6.00 SPRING CREEK TRIB 6 6.00 TARROW STREET 6.00 RAYMOND STOTZER PARKWAY 2 5.78 SPRING CREEK CONNECTOR 5.64 GEORGE BUSH DRIVE 5.63 HARVEY ROAD 5 .59 SH 6 3 5.52 SH 61 5.48 SPRING CREEK 1 5.25 ALUM CREEK TRIB 1 5.17 UNIVERSITY DRIVE 5.17 , .. ' WELLBORN ROAD 2 5.16 LONGMIRE DRIVE 5 .07 BEE CREEK 1 5 .06 SH 64 5.00 BEE CREEK TRIB 3 5 .00 SWITCH STATION ROAD CONNECTOR 5 .00 GULF STATES UTILITY EASEMENT CONNECTOR 5 .00 APPOMATIOX DRIVE CONNECTOR 5 .00 SH 6 2 5 .00 STEPHEN C. BEACHY CENTRAL PARK CONNECTOR 5.00 F&B 4 .82 ALUM CRE EK 4 .73 LICK CREEK TRIB 10 4 .56 LICK CREEK 2 4.40 GULF STATES UTILITY EASEMENT 1 4 .16 LICK CREEK TRIB 11 4 .11 HARVEY HILLSIDES CREEK 4.00 ALUM CRE EK TRIB 4 4.00 RAYMOND STOTZER PARKWAY 1 4 .00 PEACH CREEK TRIB 20 3 .65 WILLIAM D. FITCH PARKWAY 2 3 .59 ALUM CREEK TRIB 2 3 .04 CARTER'S CREEK 2.73 FUTURE TFARE 2 2.38 HOPES CREEK CONNECTOR 2 .37 PEACH CREEK SOUTH 2 .29 PEACH CREEK ROAD 2.26 WILLIAM D. FITCH PARKWAY 3 2.19 HOPES CREEK 2.08 GULF STATES UTILITY EASEMENT 2 2.00 FM 159 2 .00 FUTURE TFARE 1 1.45 Brazos Valley Earth Day Saturday, April 21st 11-3:00 PM Wolf Pen Creek 1-1.5 hour commitment C ITY OF C OLLEGE S TATION Home of Texas A&M University '3 DATE: TO: FROM: SUBJECT: October 3, 2016 C ITY OF C OLLEG E STAT ION Pla nn ing & Developm en t Services 1101 Texas Avenue, P.O. Box 9960 College Station, Texas 77842 Phone 979.764.3570 /Fax 979.764.3496 MEMORANDUM Members of the Bicycle, Pedestrian , and Greenways Advisory Board Venessa Garza, AICP, Bicycle, Pedestrian and Greenways Senior Program Manage r Capital Improvements Program (CIP) -Sidewalk project priorities Item: Presentation, possible action, and discuss ion regarding a recommendat ion on the Capital Improvements Program -Sidewalk project priorities . Background: This item is before the Board to review and update new sidewalk proj ect priorit ies for FY18 . Sidewalk projects are currently prioritized based on the methodology used during the creation of the Bicycle , Pedestrian , and Greenways Master Plan (BPGMP) using a model Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and the factors used were updated by the Board in July 2013 as referenced in the table below . Factors Weight Population Served (Population Density) 18 Safety (Automobile/Pedestrian Accidents) 18 Schools (Existing and Future) 18 Parks (Existing and Future) 13 Texas A&M University 10 Public Requests 10 Other Key Destinations (Shopping Centers, 7 Grocery Stores, Major Employers) Bus Stops 6 100 Since the adoption of the BPGMP, additional components have been introduced to how new sidewalk projects are prioritized . They include Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) project requests and projects identified in Council adopted Neighborhood Plans. Sidewalk proje cts and priorities are reviewed every year for submission in the annual Capital Improvement Program process as unfunded projects for consideration . Staff is requesting a review to update the Current List of Prioritized Sidewalk Projects 1. Tarrow Street -University Drive to Bryan City Limits (ADA request) 2. Munson Avenue gaps -Dominik Drive to Harvey Road (ADA request) 3. George Bush Drive East -Dominik Drive to University Oaks Boulevard 4. Dexter Drive -Winding Road to Gabbard Park (Southside Neighborhood Plan) 5. Dexter Drive -Gabbard Park to Llano Place (South Knoll Neighborhood Plan) 6. Foster -Lincoln Avenue to Francis Drive (Eastgate Neighborhood Plan) Funding Sources 1. Certificates of Obligation a. FY17-FY20: $500,000 2. Sidewalk Zone Fund: through development in lieu of building a sidewalk during the platting process 3. Federal Program: Community Development Block Grant Program -in low income areas 4. Metropolitan Planning Organization {MPO) Funding a. 2012 - A minimum 5% of funds must be bicycle and pedestrian only projects Additional Sidewalk Projects to Consider 1. Certificates of Obligation and Sidewalk Funds a. Southwood Drive -FM 2818 to Todd Trail OR b. Airline Drive -Shenandoah Drive to Southwood Drive 2. CDBG a. Scarlett Ohara Drive -University Oaks Boulevard to Harvey Road CITY OF COLLEGE STATION Pla nning & Develop ment Se rvices 1101 Texas Avenue, P.O . Box 9960 College Station, Texas 77842 Phone 979 .764.3570 /Fax 979 .764.3496 MEMORANDUM DATE: January 4, 2016 TO: FROM: Members of the Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Greenways Advisory Board Venessa Garza, AICP, Greenways Program Manager SUBJECT: Capital Improvements Program (CIP) -Sidewalk projects and priorities Item: Presentation, possible action, and discussion regarding a recommendation on the Capital Improvements Program -Sidewalk projects and priorities . Background: This item is before the Board to review and update new sidewalk project priorities for FY17 . Sidewalk projects are currently prioritized based on the methodology used during the creation of the Bicycle, Pedestrian , and Greenways Master Plan and was also updated by the Board in July 2013 . Factors Weight Population Served (Population Density) 18 Safety (Automobile/Pedestrian Accidents) 18 Schools (Existing and Future) 18 Parks (Existing and Future) 13 Texas A&M University 10 Public Requests 10 Other Key Destinations (Shopping Centers, 7 Grocery Stores, Major Employers) Bus Stops 6 100 Sidewalk projects and priorities are reviewed every year for submission in the annual Capital Improvement Program process as unfunded projects for consideration. Staff is requesting a review to update the prioritized list based on projects that have been funded and citizen requests made through the ADA Transit ion Plan that was just completed. The current list approved by the Board includes (with their status in bold): 1. Cross Street-Dogwood Street to Nagle Street (ADA request) FUNDED w/CDBG Funds 2. Texas Avenue -gaps on West side between Univers ity Drive and City Limits FUNDED & Complete 3. George Bush Drive East -Dominik Drive to University Oaks Blvd . 4 . Dexter Drive -Winding Road to Gabbard Park (Southside Neighborhood Plan) 5 . Munson Avenue -connection to Harvey Road 6. Dexter Drive -Gabbard Park to Llano Place {South Knoll Neighborhood Plan) 7 . Harvey Road -gaps from Texas Avenue to SH 6 8 . Scarlett O'Hara Drive -University Oaks Blvd. to Harvey Road 9 . Georgia Street -Holleman Drive to Nevada Street 10. Park Place -Timber Street to Texas Avenue 11. University Oaks Blvd. -Olympia Way to Stallings Drive Staff proposes the following list: 1. Tarrow Street -University Drive to Bryan City Limits (ADA request) 2 . Southwest Parkway gaps (ADA request) 3 . Munson Avenue gaps (ADA request) 4. George Bush Drive East -Dominik Drive to University Oaks Blvd. t, 5. Dexter Drive -Winding Road to Gabbard Park (Southside Neighborhood Plan) -'>6': ~n Ave1 me cur" 1ectior, to I larvey Road 7 . Dexter Drive -Gabbard Park to Llano Place (South Knoll Neighborhood Plan) ~ @ Harvey Road -gaps from Texas Avenue to SH 6 9 . Scarlett O'Hara Drive -University Oaks Blvd. to Harvey Road 10. Georgia Street -Holleman Drive to Nevada Street 11. Park Place -Timber Street to Texas Avenue 12. University Oaks Blvd . -Olympia Way to Stallings Drive The list includes sidewalks that exist in two neighborhood plans as referenced above . Other sidewalk projects to be submitted are grouped by Neighborhood Plan. The City currently has four neighborhood plans that have been adopted. These sidewalk projects by plan include: Central College Station NP: Southwood Drive -Valley View Drive to Todd Trail Todd Trail-Southwood Drive to Rio Grande Blvd. Todd Trail -Longmire Drive to Brothers Blvd. Eastgate NP: Foster Avenue -Lincoln Avenue to George Bush Drive East Walton Drive -Foster Avenue to Francis Drive Puryear Drive North -Walton Drive to James Parkway Nunn Street -Lincoln Avenue to Walton Drive Puryear Drive South -Kyle Avenue to Dominik Drive Southside NP: Glade Reconstruction -Park Place to Hollemen Drive Dexter Drive -Winding Road to Gabbard Park South Knoll NP: Dexter Drive -Gabbard Park to Llano Place Caudill Street -Holleman Drive to Gunsmith Street Haines Drive -Gabbard Park to Langford Street Attachment: Map of Sidewalk Projects DATE: TO: FROM: SUBJECT: October 2, 2017 C ITY O F C OLLEGE S TATI ON Planning & Development Services 1101 Texas Avenue, P.O. Box 9960 College Station, Texas 77842 Phone 979 .764 .3570 I Fax 979 .764.3496 MEMORANDUM Members of the Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Greenways Advisory Board Venessa Garza , AICP, Bicycle , Pedestrian and Greenways Senior Program Manager Bicycle, Pedestrian , and Greenways Master Plan Project Priorities Methodology Item: Presentation, possible action, and discussion regarding a recommendation on the Bicycle , Pedestrian, and Greenways Master Plan Project Priorities Methodology. Background: This item is before the Board to review and potentially modify the methodology used for prioritiz i ng sidewalks, bike lanes, bike routes, and multi-use paths projects in relation to the update to the Bicycle , Pedestrian, and Greenways Master Plan . Geographic Information Systems (GIS) is used to construct a model per facility type to objectively develop a list of priorit ies based on various criteria . Each model includes a matrix of scores that designate suitability and then a weight based on the level of importance . Staff will review the methodology with the Board to finalize for the prioritization process . This item was before the Board in October of 2016 and was revised . At that meeting, the Board also discussed breaking up population density furthe r into existing and proposed and staff will be seeking direction on how to weight them separately . Additional discussion included breaking up crash data further into major and minor crashes and staff will be seeking agreement on this as well as how to weight these criteria . Below are the current criteria by type : Sidewalks Criteria Weight Population Served (Population Density) 18 Safety (Automobile/Pedestrian Crashes) 18 Schools (Existing and Future) 18 Parks (Existing and Future) 13 Texas A&M University 10 Public Requests 10 Other Key Destinations (Shopping Centers , 7 Grocery Stores, Majo r Employers) Bus Stops 6 100 Bike lanes and bike routes Criteria Weight Population Served (Population Density) 18 Safety (Automobile/Bicycle Crashes) 18 Schools (Existing and Future) 18 Parks (Existing and Future) 13 Texas A&M University 10 Public Requests 10 Other Key Destinations (Shopping Centers, 7 Grocery Stores, Major Employers) Bus Stops 6 100 Trails Criteria Weight Population Served (Population Density) 18 Safety (Automobile/Pedestrian & Bicycle 18 Crashes) Schools (Existing and Future) 18 Parks (Existing and Future) 13 Texas A&M University 10 Public Requests 10 Other Key Destinations (Shopping Centers , 7 Grocery Stores , Major Employers) Bus Stops 6 100 date project page -~--.... ············ . -..... --L~ .. 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DEXTER DR N Winding Road 4 .Z MUNSON AVE connect ion to Harvey Road 4 DEXTER DRS Gabbard Park E:lGMIPllK E:lR E 5 HARVEY RD gaps from Texas Avenue 6 SCARLETI OHARA DR Un ivers ity Oaks Blvd 7 Georgia St Holleman Drive 8 PARK PLACE E Ti mber Street 9 Foster Ave Lincoln Avenue 10 UNIVERSITY OAKS BLVD W Olymp ia Way E:lGMINIK E:lR SeetieA 3 11 FAIRVIEW AVE George Bush Dr ive 12 TIMBER ST Oakwood Intermed iate Schoo l 13 WALTON DR Foster Avenue 14 ANDERSON ST Southwest Parkway 15 BRENTWOOD DR 200 foot connect ion to Te xas Ave 16 Wellesley Ct Ta r row St reet 17 James Parkway connect ion across Franc is Dr ive 18 Gilchrist Ave Fos t er Ave nue 19 Puryear Drive North Walton Drive 20 Nunn Street Lincoln Avenue WateF +eweF GeAAeeteF A13aFtA'leA~ b9A'lf3le* 21 Phoenix St 22 SOUTHWEST PKWY E 1 23 Southwest Pkwy 3 24 Southland St From Miles School Un ive rsity Oa ks Blvd 0.12 G,Q9 Gabbard Park 0 .25 0 .04 Llano Place 0.11 ~ ¥e5 SH 6 0.82 Harvey Roa d 0 .15 Nevada Street 0 .25 Texas Avenue 0 .75 Yes George Bush Drive East 0 .62 Stall i ngs Dr ive 0.14 ~ Luther Street 0.39 Pa r k Place 0 .20 Yes Francis Drive 0 .52 Yes Bee Creek Park 0 .17 0 .05 futu re develop ment 0.15 0 .03 Yes Texas Avenue 0 .09 James Parkway 0.10 Yes Walton Drive 0.06 Pa FIE Plaee g,g& 0.25 0.05 0 .08 0 .20 .............. ------------------~~ Neighborhood Plan Southside South Knoll Area Southside Southside Eastgate Eastgate Southside Southside Eastgate South Knoll Area Eastgate Eastgate Eastgate Eastgate Eastgate Se1;1tl:lsiae Southside Southside South Knoll Area Southside Grid Calculation 8.00 &,00 8.00 7 .62 7.52 7-:4G 7.37 7 .17 7.10 7 .09 7.06 7 .05 ~ 7 .00 7.00 7.00 7.00 7 .00 7 .00 7 .00 7 .00 7.00 7.00 +.oo 7 .00 7 .00 7 .00 7 .00 Unfunded CIP Project Sheet Funded through CDBG Unfunded CIP Project Sheet Unfunded CIP Project Sheet Unfunded CIP Project Sheet Funded through CDBG Unfunded CIP Project Sheet Unfunded CIP Project Sheet Funded through CDBG Unfunded CIP Project Sheet Unfunded CIP Project Sheet Unfunded CIP Project Sheet Funded CDBG Unfunded CDBG Neighborhood Grid Priority Street Name To From Miles School Plan Calculation 25 SOUTHWEST PKWY E 2 0 .04 Southside 7 .00 26 Nevada St 0.19 Southside 6 .99 27 RHETI BUTLER DR 0 .06 6 .95 28 CAUDILL ST Holleman Drive Gunsmith Street 0.20 Yes South Knoll Area 6 .93 Unfunded CIP Project Sheet 29 Puryear Dr South 0 .07 Eastgate 6 .93 30 ELEANOR ST 0 .08 Southside 6 .92 31 Eisenhower St North 0 .18 Eastgate 6 .91 Unfunded CDBG 32 MANUEL DR 0.32 6 .90 33 Montclair Avenue 0.40 Southside 6 .89 34 HOLLEMAN DR N 0 .17 6.86 35 HAINES DR Gabbard Park Langford Street 0.27 Yes South Knoll Area 6.82 Unfunded CIP Project Sheet 36 NAGLE ST 0.12 6 .77 37 HONDO DR 0 .21 Yes South Knoll Area 6 .76 38 UNIVERSITY OAKS BLVD E 0.44 6 .75 39 Live Oak St 0 .16 Eastgate 6 .72 Unfunded CDBG 40 TARROWST E 0 .20 6 .65 41 AIRLINE DR Southwood Drive Shenandoah Drive 0 .20 Central CS 6.55 Unfunded CIP Pr oject Sheet 42 KYLE AV 0 .04 -Eastgate 6.46 43 SOUTHWOOD DR Valley View Dri ve Todd Tra il 0.4Q Yes ) Central CS 6.45 44 BA YOU WOODS DR 0 .17 --6.43 # GblAQ.O,bblPE QR G-:3-± ¥es Sal:lHl KAall AFea 6-:-39 Funded 46 TARROW ST 0 .59 6 .21 47 ARGUELLO DR 0 .11 6 .10 48 HFNSFI 9£. 0 .44 6.03 5 ~ NUECES DJK 0 .07 Yes South Knoll Area 6 .02 so TODDTRLW Southwood Dr ive Rio Grande Blvd 0 .36 Yes Central CS 6.00 51 HENSEL ST 0 .13 6.00 52 HEARTHSTONE CR 0 .03 6.00 53 SAN SABA DR 0 .21 Central CS 6 .00 Unfunded CDBG 54 VAL VERDE DR 0 .20 Central CS 6 .00 ~ NGRMAN9 QRS ~ GeAtFal GS &:00 Funded 56 SHADY DR 0 .15 6 .00 • Neighborhood Grid Priority Street Name To From Miles School Plan Calculation 57 NORMAND DR N Deacon Drive Ponderosa Dr ive 0.47 Central CS 6.00 Unfunded CIP Project Sheet 58 ALLEY 0 .14 Central CS 6 .00 5~ fODDTRL E ) Longmire Drive Brothers Blvd 0 .27 Yes Central CS 6.00 60 ..._..LCCT E DR 0 .09 Central CS 6 .00 . --.. 61 SAN PEDRO DR 0 .08 Central CS 6 .00 62 PEDERNALES DR 0.05 Central CS 6.00 63 Longmire Drive 0 .35 5 .76 64 DECATUR DR 0.17 5.72 65 OLD WELLBORN RD 0 .23 5.39 66 ROCK PRAIRIE RD W 2 .01 5.32 67 l&GN RD N 1.59 Yes 5 .24 68 SOUTHERN PLANTATION DRE 0.46 5 .16 69 UNIVERSITY DR 1.67 5 .01 70 SHADOWCREST DR 0.24 5 .00 71 FOXFIRE DR 0.46 5 .00 72 WILDERNESS DR 0.08 5.00 73 BARRON CUT-OFF RD 1 0 .19 5.00 74 Connector A 0 .06 5 .00 75 SANDSTONE DR 0.12 5 .00 NORTH GRAHAM RD 1 1 .01 4.98 NORTH DOWLING RD 1 1 .77 4 .73 ARBOLEDA DR 0.70 4 .66 RAINTREE DR 0.39 4 .50 GREENS PRAIRIE RD W 1 1.63 Yes 4.47 BARRON CUT-OFF RD 2 0 .77 4.46 GREAT OAKS DR 0.76 4.37 l&GN RDS 1.15 4 .36 ROCK PRAIRIE RD E 1 3 .13 4.36 WILLIAM D FITCH PKWY 0 .78 4 .23 NORTH FOREST PKWY E 0 .54 4 .22 ROYDER RD N 1 0.90 Wellborn 4 .20 GREENS PRAIRIE RD W 2 0.71 Wellborn 4 .20 Neighborhood Grid Priority Street Name To From Miles School Plan Calculation GREENS PRAIRIE RD W 3 0.52 4 .18 WALNUT RD 0.49 4.00 SOAKS DR 0 .65 4 .00 GREENS PRAIRIE TRL E 0 .82 4 .00 GREENS PRAIRIE TRL W 0.45 Yes 4 .00 Live Oak St (Wellborn) 0 .37 Wellborn 4 .00 NORTH GRAHAM RD 2 0 .81 3 .89 ROYDER RD N 2 0 .70 3 .68 ARRINGTON RD 1.72 3.46 CAPSTONE DR 1.84 3.41 N DOWLING RD 0 .57 3 .37 NORTH DOWLING RD 2 1.22 3 .25 S DOWLING RD 0 .85 3 .03 BLUE RIDGE DR 0.37 3.00 ROCK PRAIRIE RD E 2 3.87 2 .75 TIMBERLINE DR 0 .82 2.57 MESA VERDE Rd 2 .02 2 .07 LONE STAR LN 1 1.00 2.00 LONE STAR LN 2 1.17 2.00 PEACH CREEK CUT OFF RD 1.61 2.00 PIPELINE RD 0 .80 2.00 LONE STAR LN 3 0 .69 2.00 HUNTERS CREEK RD 1.57 1.82 PEACH CREEK RD 3.82 1.58 Page 1of 1 Venessa, as I recall, at our last meeting, we discussed the fact that you have already prioritized the sidewalk projects and many of the hike & bike projects using a set list of criteria and GIS. There's no need for you to revise your prioritization process to match the matrix in the template referenced below. Simply remove the existing matrix and insert your matrix and give a brief explanati_on of >tOUr prioritization process , the criteria usecland how GIS was used to develop tlie scores. Also, keep in mind that we only have $300,000 remaining in our budget for sidewalks, so although you may have prioritized list of 100 sidewalk projects, we will probably only be able to afford to design & construct 3-5, so there's no need to create a workbook for more than 3-5 different projects. Please let me know the PM's in PW can help you with the cost estimates. Jeff Haeber has been developing a database of bid tabulations over the past year or so. Please let me or Donald know if you have any questions about the process or the templates. Thanks, erg . .i:;1,,..11r .\n "r11m P n t--: ::mcl Settin 12:s\vgarza\L oc al Settings \Tem p \XP grpwise\4D l DB 3B 2City ... 1/19/2 011 From: To: CC: Date: Subject: Bob Cowell Chuck Gilman; David Neeley; Mark Smith Alan Gibbs; Joe Guerra; Ven essa Garza 4/24/2010 9:33 AM Sidewalks and bike lanes discussion David, Mark, and Chuck, Again, thank you for taking the time to meet earlier in the week to talk about the process of identifying, prioritizing, and delivering sidewalk and bike lane/routes in the City. I just wanted to follow-up with my notes from the meeting to make sure I didn't miss anything or mis-state anything . Sidewalks Project ideas are originated from the Bike, Ped Greenways Plan, Neighborhood Plans, ADA Transition Plan, Safe Routes to School projects, mainte nan ce and operations staff, citizen requests, etc. Onc e project ideas are originated they will be forwarded to Venessa who will prepare CIP project sheets for each -note this will includ e new CIP projects and also projects to be funded through the "mother fund". Venessa will (in the development of the project sheets) take the first stab at prioritizing projects and then the CIP review process/committee will finalize the prioritization on an annual basis. Criteria for ranking these projects will need to be tweaked a bit to recognize the uniqueness of these types of projects (such as requests affecting a citizen with a disability getting a higher priority). Projects will be delivered through two methods : CIP will generally deliver projects that involve "engineering" such as SR2S projects, major new sidewalks, etc. PW will general ly deliver projects (through its standing flatwork contract) that are more "fill in the gaps" or repair/replace projects not involving "engineering" PW will be leading the effort on compiling our current ADA efforts into the deve lopment of a transition plan. Once complete this will include a series of projects to be considered (along with the neighborhood plans, Bike, Ped, Greenways plan, etc). Venessa will provide a sidewalk inventory map at some point in the near future (much of this was completed as part of BPG plan)- this inventory will identify the lo cation of existing sidewalks and at some po int the condition of those sidewalks (this will also be tweaked as we do neighborhood plans). In general, funds have been committed for FYll (Lincoln Street sidewa lk and "mother fund"). However, a prioritized project list will still need to be developed by Venessa (using a version of the above process) for the expenditure of the "mother fund" in FYll. Bike Lanes/Routes Bike lanes and routes are striped and signed with CIP projects in accordance with th e Bike, Ped, Greenways Plan. Bike lanes and rou tes are striped and signed with street rehab/repair where existing and in accordance with the Bike, Ped, Greenways Plan. We need to verify that developers are delivering streets (striping and signage) in accordance with the Bike, Ped, Greenways Plan and if not required by Ordinance to do so then amend the Ordinance/practices. Generally, there is no funding identified to provide new bike lanes/routes outside of the above identified methods. This means that in general for new bike lanes/routes to be striped/signed new or reallocated funding will need to be id entified . Bob will be working with Mark and Ven essa to address this with the FYl 1 budget. Venessa will provide a bike lane/route inventory (much of this was completed with the BPG plan). Conditions of the lanes and routes will be included at some point and will be tweaked through the development of the neighborhood plans. If I have missed anything or stated anything incorrectly please let me know . Again, thank you for your help with this. Bob Steps in setting SIDEWALK Priorities Level of Importance 1. Americans with Disabilities Act compliance/need 2. Opportunities through road projects underway 3. Neighborhood Plans 4 . All other projects (short, near, long -term) Step 1. GIS Analysis Facto~s used • Population Density • Safety (Pedestrian Crashes) • Public Requests • Location • Student Population • Proximity to o Parks o Schools o Texas A&M University o Other Key Destinations -Shopping Centers, Grocery Stores, Major Employers o Bus Stops Step 2. Current or Future Road Projects Step 3. ADA considerations Step 4 . Feasibility 1 I December 5, 2011 Sidewalk Requests 2010 Date Citizen Citizen Address Street Additional Comments Response Added to GIS 3/9/2010 Hugh Sterns Dexter ADA request -blind woman Yes 10/14/2010 Barbara Noe 1501 Gunsmith Caudill Street Done Yes 10/21/2010 Jerry Cooper Dexter Park Place to Thomas/Holleman Yes 10/21/2010 Jerry Cooper Decatur Front Royal/Richland to park Done Yes 11/2/2010 Abigayle Brosch 601 Luther Street West Apt 1321 Luther Done Yes 11/17/2010 Sheela Athreya 1017 Guadalupe Dr. Gaudalupe ADA request -paraplegic 1st response, Yes 12/20/2010 From : To: CC: Date: S ubject : Venessa, "Hugh Stearns" <hugh@ stearnsdesignbuild .com> '"Ve ne ssa Garza"' <Vgarza@cstx.gov> "'Gary Balmain'" <Gbalmain@cstx.gov>, '"Linda Stearns"' <lstearns@tamu .e du > 3/2/2010 12:48 PM RE : RE: Sidewalk on Dexter I'm sorry, I shou ld h ave been more specifi c. My sense is th at she is headed to TAMU, though I have not actually stopped to ask her. This is just south of Brison Park . I beli eve th at th ere is s idewa lk on Dexter that goes as far as Park Place . I'm not s ur e where thi s woman li ves. Next time we see her we will stop and ask. Thanks for your attention to thi s matter. Regards, Hugh Hugh Stearns P Please consider the environment befo re printin g thi s e ma il." From: Venessa Garza [mailto:Vgarza@ cstx .gov] Sent: Tuesday, March 02, 2010 12:27 PM To : hu gh@steamsdes ignb uild .com Cc: Gary Balmain Subject: Fwd: RE: Sidewalk on Dexter Hi Hugh , I assume she is tryin g to get to the Oahvood/Consolidated school area and not South Knoll , would that be correct based on yo ur observations? As you may know Dexter and Park Pl ace hav e s id ewalk s prop osed on them in th e Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Greenways Master Plan . Gary will be doing a site visi t and th en we'll tal k throu gh opti ons. Venessa Garza Greenways Program Manager Planning & Development Services C ity of Colle ge Station P.O. Box 9960 I IOI Texas Ave nue College Station, TX 77845 Phone : (979) 764-3674 Fax: (979) 764-3496 Website : <http://www.cstx.gov/> www.cstx .gov C ity of Coll ege Stat ion Home of Texas A&M Un iv ers ity® >>>"Hugh Steams" <hugh@stearn sdes ignb uild .com> 3/2/20 10 10:56 AM >>> Thanks for a se ndin g fo rward w ith a qu ick res ponse . Regard s, Hugh Steams P Please cons id er th e env ironm ent befo re printin g thi s email." From: Bob Cowell [mailto :Bcowe ll @ cstx.gov] Se nt: Tuesday, March 02, 2010 9:52 AM To: Hugh Stearns Cc: 'John Cro mpton'; 'Linda Stearns'; Gary Balm a in ; Venessa Garza S ubject: Re : Sidewalk on Dexter Hu gh , I have forwar ded this e-m ail to Venessa and Gary Balmain (w ith Public Works). Pub li c Work s ge nera ll y in stall s/repairs s id ewalks and wou ld be ab le to give yo u some additional information . Thanks, Bob >>> "Hugh Stearn s" <hugh@stearn sdesignbuild .com> 3/2/20 10 9:39 AM >>> Hi Bob, Who can I speak to about a neede d s id ewalk? D exter gets very narrow in , I think , th e 700 bl ock . We have learned to avoid walking in thi s o therwi se love ly stretch of road. Lately, th o ugh, we h ave noti ced that th e re is a blind woman who must wa lk thi s stretch of road to ge t to schoo l. Wi th no sidewalk, she is force d to walk in th e s tree t where th ere is hardly room for a car , mu ch less hu ge stud en t driven truck and a blind woman . Both my wife and 1 have seen very fri ghtened looks on th is poo r woman 's face as she h ears cars approaching . ls th ere anythin g th at can be done to ex pedite the building of a sidewalk a long th is stretch of roa d in o rd er to protect her safety? Regard s, Hugh Hu gh Stearns P Pl ease co ns ider th e environment before printing this email." From: To: Date: Subject: Hi Ven essa, "Hugh Steam s" <hu gh@ steamsdesign bu ild .com> '"Ve nessa Garza'" <Vgarza@cstx.gov> 3/9/20 10 8:16 AM Dexte r si dewalk My wife finall y was able to speak wi th the blind woman who walks to schoo l along sidewalk less Dexte r street. Her name is Jane Stevens and she lives on Windin g Road. She sa id that she h ad often thought about callin g the city he rself but did not know who to ask for. My wife was not comfortable ask in g for an exact ad dress or phone number. lfthat information is necessary let me know . Regards, Hugh Hugh Steams P Please consider the environment before printin g this email." From: To: CC : Date: S ubj ect: Mark Smith Co urtn ey Kennedy, Venessa Garza Carol Thompso n, Charl es McLemore, Gary Balm a in 5128120 I 0 11 :23 AM Re: Safe Routes to Schoo l grant Charles and Gary wi ll check th at out an d get back wi th yo u next week. Thi s me ssage se nt from my wire less Black berry dev ic e -----Original Message----- Fro m : Courtney Kenn edy Cc: Carol Thomp son <Cth om pson@cstx .gov > To: Venessa Garza <Vgarza@cstx.gov> To: Mark Smi th <MSM ITH@ cstx.gov> Sent: 5/28/20 10 11:06:13 AM Subject: Re: Safe Routes to Schoo l grant Think it'll go in FY IO? »>Mark Smi th 5/28/2010 11:05 AM »> We will ge t started on plans for Dexter. Mark Smith Director of Pub li c Works PO Box 9960 C ity of Colle ge Stati on , TX 77842 979-764-3639 -office 979-777-0679 -ce ll C ity of Co ll ege Station Ho me of Texas A&M Unive rs ity ® >>> From : Co urtney Kennedy To: Garza, Ve nessa CC: Smith, Mark; Thompson, Carol Date : 5/28/20 10 10:37 AM Subject: Re: Safe Routes to School grant B umm er. So I g uess we'll be lookin g at Dexter. .. Mark, your thoughts ... Thanks, Courtney >>>Ve nessa Garza 5/28/20 10 10 :35 AM >>> Ju st found out yes te rd ay .. we rece iv ed no fundin g at a ll. Venessa Garza G ree nw ays Program Manager Pl anning & Deve lo pment Services C ity of Co ll ege Stati on P .O.Box 9960 I I OI Texas Avenue Coll ege Station, TX 77845 Ph o ne: (979) 764-3674 fac (979) 764-3496 Website : www.cstx.gov C ity of Coll ege Station Home of Texas A&M Unive rs ity ® >>>Courtney Ke nn edy 5128120 10 10:33 AM >>> Hi Vanessa, Any word on the status of this grant? Thanks , Courtney Page 1of1 Venessa Garza -Sidewalks on Dexter and Decatur? From: Jerry Cooper <cooperl @ cullums .org> To: <vgarza@ cstx .gov> Date: 10/2 1/201 0 4:56 PM Subject: Sidewalks on D exter and Decatur? Venessa, Chuck Gilman said yo u are in charge of the si dewalk bond issue plans. What I want to know is are there any plans to put a sid ewalk on the west side of Dexter from Park Place to Thomas and possibly on down to Holleman? A lso , what about extendin g the sidewalk on the east sid e of Decatur fro m where it stops halfway between Front Royal and Ri chl and on do wn to the park at Shendo ah ? Jerry Cooper 696-3963 file://C:\Documents and Settings\vgarza\Local Settings\Temo\XP !lmwise\4CC070A 1 (;itv 1 ?/1 i/?01 n November 2, 2010 Ms . Abigayle Brosch 601 Luther Street West Apt. 1321 College Station , TX 77840 Dear Ms . Brosch: Thank you for taking the time to contact City of College Station officials to express your interest in how we can improve the condition of our streets, in particular, Luther Street West . Our City Manager has requested that we i n the Street and Drainage Maintenance Division answer your concerns on behalf of the Mayor Berry . We are fortunate that new roads are being developed, existing thoroughfares are being w idened and improved, and street and drainage infrastructure is being constantly maintained to insure a safe and long lasting transportation system. Some of the roads are managed and maintained by the State of Texas through the Texas Department of Transportation . Texas Avenue, Harvey Road , George Bush Drive . and University are just a few of the TxDOT maintained streets. The University maintains streets within the TAMU campus . And the City of College Station is responsible for maintaining and improving local streets and drainage facilities . There are major capital projects that require extensive design , engineering, ROW acquisition and contract management. There are also the daily maintenance efforts of repa i ring asphalt base failures, preventing water incursion , clearing drainage systems, mowing ROW, maintaining sidewalks and repairing potholes . The Street and Drainage Division provides 24 hour response to assist the Police and Fire Departments in traffic management resulting from traffic accidents, events and other emergencies. The timing of roadwork is challenging because of many factors. One major hurdle is that there is always so much to be done and it needs to be done as efficiently as possible. There are constraints from weather, availabil ity of materials, coordinating with local contractors, and , traffic congestion . We try to schedule major projects during the summer and other seasons when the student population is at a lower level. Luther Street West is definitely one of our priorities for the coming year. Development and increased traffic loads have contributed to the base failures experienced on the road . It has been identified as priority #1 for our overlay program for the coming budget year . It has also been identified for improvements related to pedestrian and bike rider safety. I will forward your concerns to Venessa Garza, Greenway Program Manager, who is developing a prioritized list of walkway and bikeway needs . Please feel free to contact me at Public Works, 764-3690 . I will be glad to visit with you as to how we can improve safety, maintain our street and drainage infrastructure and be good stewards of City of College Station resources. Sincerely, Gary Balmain Street and Dra i nage Superintendent xc : Chuck Gilman, Public Works Director Venessa Garza, Greenway Program Manager Troy Rother, Traffic Engineer ,Merribeth Kahlich, Council Administrative Service Coordinator Page 1 of 2 Venessa Garza -Re: Fwd: Citizen Complaint -Barbara Noe -1501 Gunsmith From: To: Date: Subject: CC: Gary Balmain Gilman, Chuck 10/21/2010 8:15 AM Re: Fwd: Citizen Complaint -Barbara Noe -1501 Gunsmith Celia Hernandez; Charles Mclemore; Marshall Wallace; Troy Rother; Ve ... Chuck and Celia, Marshall talked to Ms. Noe on October 20 about sidewalk concrns. Ms. Noe understands that the addition of a sidewalk will be placed on a master list of future capital projects. But she also wanted it noted that since there is not a sidewalk there are traffic/pedestrian issues because of parking on both sides of the street on Caudill. I am copying Troy for study of parking issues. Gary >>>Chuck Gilman 10/20/2010 9:28 AM >>> That was my thought.. .. we should at least go take a look at the sidewalk and let her know that we have prioritized this sidewalk in our BP&G master plan and that we will revisit this plan each year. This message sent from my wireless Blackberry device -----Original Message ----- From: Gary Balmain Cc: Celia Hernandez <CHERNANDEZ@cstx.gov > Cc: Venessa Garza <Vgarza@cstx.gov> To: Chuck Gilman <Cgilman@cstx.gov> Cc: Charles Mclemore <CMClEMORE@cstx.gov > Cc: Marshall Wallace <Mwallace@cstx.gov > Sent: 10/20/2010 8:43:24 AM Subject: Re: Fwd: Citizen Complaint -Barbara No e -1501 Gunsmith Chuck, Marshall w ill try to make contact with Ms. Noe today. If there is a need for additional sidewalk where none currently ex ists we will advise Ms. Noe that we are developing a sidewalk master plan for installing new sidewalks and walkways on a priority basis. We will respond to Celia with our resolution. Thanks, Gary >>>Chuck Gilman 10/20/2010 8:27 AM >>> Gary, what is the status of the citizen request? Have we responded to Celia and/or contacted Ms. Noe? >>> fi le://C :\Docum en ts and Se ttin gs\vgarza\Lo cal Settin gs\Tem o\XP Q:ro w ise\4C:RF F 6Rif'itv 1 ')/1 1no1 o From: Celia Hernandez To: Gary Balmain CC: Chuck Gilman; Complaint Notification Date: 10/14/2010 4:26 PM Subject: Citizen Complaint -Barbara Noe -1501 Gunsmith Gary, Page 2 of2 Ms. Noe contacted the CMO this afternoon in regards to her concerns with there not being a sidewalk on Caudill Street, she indicated many years ago a sidewalk was put in from South Knoll the corner of Caudill/Gunsmith. With parking on both sides and no sidewalk several chi ldren ride their bikes in the middle of the street on their way to school. She would like this looked into for the safety of the children. Contact Barbara Noe 1501 Gunsmith College Station, Texas (979) 693-0710 Please look into this and contact Ms. Noe on how and if the City can address this problem. Your assistance is greatly appreciated. Thank you, Celia Celia Hernandez Executive Assistant to the City Manager City Manager's Office City of College Station P.O. Box 9960 College Station, Texas 77842 979 -764-3509 979-764 -63 77 fax chernandez @cstx.gov City of College Station Home of Texas A&M University ® file://C:\Documents and Settings\vgarza\Local Settings\Temo\XP2:m w i se\4 ~RFF6Rif'.itv l ?/11nn1 n " Pag e 1of3 Venessa Garza -Fwd: Re: sidewalk request From: Troy Rother To: Venessa Garza Date: 12/2/2010 3:05 PM Subject: Fwd: Re: sidewalk request Guadalupe is a residential street and signed at 30 mph. A spe ed study would only recommend that th e speed limit be increase, since we're not decreasing speed limits below 30 mph at this time. I don't think this will help. Troy >>>Venessa Garza 12/2/2010 12:06 PM >>> Hey Troy, The email below is from a citizen who lives on Guadalupe. Sh e would like a sidewalk on Guadalupe but also mentions speeding issues. I forwarded this request on to Calder Lively and he recommended I talk to you as well to see if you would/could evaluate the speed limit. Let me know what you think. Thanks ! V enessa Garza Gree nways Pro g ram Manager Pl annin g & D evelopment Serv ices C ity o f Co ll ege Station P .0 .Box 996 0 I 10 I Texas A venu e Coll ege Statio n, TX 77845 P hon e: (979) 764-3674 Fax: (9 7 9) 764 -34 96 Webs ite : www .c stx .gov C ity of Coll ege Stat ion Home of Texas A&M University ® >>>Sheela Athreya <sathreya @mac .com > 11/29/2010 11:13 AM >>> Dear Ms. Garza, Thank you so much for getting back to me so quickly on this matter. I'm glad to hear Guadalupe was id entified as an area that needs a sidewalk, and is part of the Master Plan. Yes, if there is a way to put it on higher priority, please let m e know the procedure. I can contact my neighbors, submit a proposal --whatever would be most useful. Just to give you a bit more information that might be relevant, a key reason I'm the one contacting you (out of all the residents) is because my husband is a paraplegic and uses a manual wheelchair. He's very active, and enjoys walking our dog around the high school. But as you can imagine, getting to the high school is challenging on the road, both because it is a rougher and more difficult surface for a wheelchair to roll on , and more importantly because he's concerned about the t raffic. Being in a wheelchair, he's low to the ground and not always easily visible. In addition, we as well as several other families on the block have infants or toddlers, and several of us push strollers down the street. However, aga in, it feels very insecure to push a stroller on this road or let our kids ride their tricycles. So having a sidewalk would greatly improve the safety and security of a number of residents--both young and old, able -bodied and disabled. It would even allow my husband to bring my daughter on the dog walks with him. Right now, exclu sively because of the absence of a sidewalk, he does not feel secure doing so in the wheelchair. fi le ://C:\Documents and Settings\vgarza\Local Settings\ Temo\XPgm w ise\4 CF 7R :') A 6 f:itv 1 ?/11 /')(l l(\ Page 2 of3 We hope to live on this street for a long, long time and raise our family here so a sidewalk would greatly improve the quality of life. Again, thank you so much for taking the time to allow us to voice our concerns and our hopes for a solution. Please do let me know if there is anything at a ll that I can do to help facilitate the process of having the city consider this a higher priority. Yours truly, Sheela Athreya On Nov 23, 2010, at 4:33 PM, Venessa Garza wrote: Hi Ms. Athreya, Thank you for your email. I am the appropriate person to contact regarding sidewalk requests. During the creation of the Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Greenways Master Plan that was adopted in January 2010, Guadalupe Dr. was identified as needing a sidewalk. There were actually over 100 miles of sidewalk that were identified and the plan prioritized them into short (1-10 years), near (11-20 years), and long term (beyond 20 years). Guadalupe Drive falls in the near term category. Staff, however, will take your request into consideration as we reevaluate priorities. Also, funding available to get us closer to this project comes from the 2008 Bond Referendum, which allocated $300,000 for sidewalks for the next 6-7 years. Staff is working to find other funding sources including grants, etc. to meet the needs identified. In the meantime, I would recommend talking to the Beat Sargent for your neighborhood so the Police Department can possibly help address the speeding issue. I will contact them and let them know about your concerns so they can contact you directly. Please let me know if you have any questions and have a great holiday. If you are interested in learning more about the Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Greenways Master Plan, it is located on our website. Here is a link: http://cstx.gov/Index.aspx?page=2957 Venessa Garza Greenways Program M anager Plann in g & Development Services City of Co ll ege Stat ion P.O.Box 9960 1101 Texas Aven ue College Station, TX 77845 Phone: (979) 764-3674 Fax: (9 79) 764-3496 Website: www.c stx.gov C ity of College Stati o n Hom e of Texas A&M Univers ity ® >>>Sheela Athreya <sathreya@mac.com> 11/17/2010 2:06 PM >>> Dear Ms. Garza, I am not sure if you are the right person to speak with, but I am writing to inquire the proper procedure to request a sidewalk installment on a residential street. I live on Guadalupe Dr. in College Station. It is the only major through-street in the immediate area that allows access to A&M Consolidated High School and adjacent Hwy 2818. As a result, we get fairly heavy traffic, particularly in the mornings and afternoons. file://C:\Documents and Settings\vgarza\Local Settings\Temo\XPerowise\4CF7R~A6f'.i1v 1 ?111nn 1 n Page 3of3 During these periods, several young people are regularly walking to/from school. The high school students walk here, but also younger students who walk to South Knoll elementary. The cross-country team also trains along this street every morning, running on the street along wjth the cars. And several local residents who go for a walk/run in the morning or evening come down this street since it is a through-street. There is no sidewalk on Guadalupe Dr. but several of the residents feel there should be, before a tragic accident occurs. Because, although there is a speed limit posted and a speed-dip in the middle of the road, young students nevertheless regularly travel faster than they should down this road. While we can't provide police monitoring 24-hours a day, we can at least provide a safe surface for the citizens to walk. Several of us feel it is just a matter of time before a tragic accident occurs. We will wish we had spoken up and requested the sidewalk sooner, especially if it hurts one of our loved ones. Therefore, I thought I would do so now. Thank you for taking the time to listen to my request and direct me to the proper office to formally submit it. Sincerely yours, Sheela Athreya 1017 Guadalupe Dr. College Station fi le://C:\Documents and S ettings\v garza\L ocal Settings\ Temp\XP gro wi se\4 CF7R5 A 6 r.itv 1?/11 /?()ln l l SJ-:_ o(~