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Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Greenways Advisory Board
1101 Texas Ave, College Station, TX 77840
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1. Call meeting to order and consider absence requests.
2. Hear Visitors.
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3. Agenda Items
3.1. Consideration, discussion, and possible action to approve meeting Minutes.
3.2. Presentation, discussion, and possible action regarding unfunded sidewalk and shared use path
projects.
3.3. Presentation, discussion, and possible action regarding the development of activities for National
Bike Month in May 2023 including a Cycle with Council event.
3.4. Presentation and discussion regarding the following items related to biking, walking, and
greenways:
a. Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Greenways Master Plan – Board Member Langlotz
b. Public Meetings of Interest
c. Capital and Private Project Updates
3.5. Presentation, discussion, and possible action regarding the Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Greenways
Advisory Board calendar of upcoming meetings.
a. Tentative May 16, 2023 at 3:30 p.m. ~ Bicycle, Pedestrian and Greenways Advisory Board
Meeting held jointly with the Council Transportation & Mobility Committee.
4. Discussion and possible action on future agenda items.
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MINUTES
BICYCLE, PEDESTRIAN, AND GREENWAYS
ADVISORY BOARD MEETING
Monday, March 6, 2023, 3:30 PM
MEMBERS PRESENT:Chairperson Elizabeth Cunha, Brad Brimley, Kathy Langlotz, Joy Chmelar,
Dennis Jansen, Jake Madewell and Neo Jang.
STAFF PRESENT:Director of Planning and Development Services Michael Ostrowski,
Assistant Director Molly Hitchcock, City Engineer Carol Cotter,
Transportation Planning Coordinator Jason Schubert, Transportation &
Mobility Staff Planner Carl Ahrens, Transportation & Mobility Staff
Planner Aspen Pflanz, and Staff Assistant II Grecia Fuentes
AGENDA ITEM NO. 1: Call to Order and consider absence requests.
Chairperson Cunha called the meeting to order at 3:31 p.m.
There were no absence requests for consideration.
AGENDA ITEM NO. 2: Hear Visitors.
There was one visitor who requested to speak.
Maury Jacobs – Resident and Member of Brazos Valley Mountain Bike Association.
Mr. Jacobs announced he is putting together a bicycle advocacy group. He said the group can be found on
Facebook by looking up active transportation groups in the area. He mentioned that the group meetings
are over by Rooster’s bike shop. He also stated he was there to ask about the Consent Agenda that City
Council pulled on their last meeting. He added that the approvals involved the design contract for the
George Bush Drive separated bike lane project.
AGENDA ITEM NO. 3: Agenda Items.
AGENDA ITEM NO. 3.1: Consideration, discussion, and possible action to approve meeting minutes.
Board Member Jang motioned to approve the minutes from January 23, 2023. The motion was
seconded by Board Member Madewell. The minutes were approved (7-0).
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AGENDA ITEM NO. 3.2: Presentation, discussion, and possible action regarding existing priority
rankings for unfunded projects implementing the Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Greenways Master Plan.
Coordinator Schubert presented and gave an overview of the Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Greenways
Master Plan for both the stand-alone priorities for sidewalk and shared-use path projects.
Chairperson Cunha asked if what Venessa Garza had stated last year was still true about this document
only being an influence and not a control document. She said Venessa had also stated that sometimes
the ADA or a grant would control which projects were focused on because she knew she could get it
funded. She added that the Board was also told that the first sixteen projects that are on the first page
of the list were the only ones that mattered. She also stated that this did not necessarily mean that the
number one listed project was more important than number five, as this was just a ranking range.
Coordinator Schubert stated that this was still true. He mentioned that Park Place being at the number
one spot on the list was still a top priority and that staff would have to look into what it would take to
make that happen. He added that some of the other projects on the list could be simpler to complete
because they are in areas that already have a right of way or other things needed for it to happen. He
also stated that he would characterize this list to be more of a high, medium, and low priority. He told
the Board that there are opportunities that could come along as well that could also influence which
project gets done first.
Chairperson Cunha stated that last year they were informed there was no funding for any of these. She
also stated that they were supposed to try to apply for a five-million-dollar bond package, but at the end
that did not go through. She said maybe this could be discussed for the next budget cycle. She asked if
this was the unfunded project list.
Coordinator Schubert responded yes.
Board Member Jansen stated he remembered being told that a very small amount was available for the
projects and that is why the Board ranked the first 16 of them even though they were told very few
would get done in a year. He added that he did not think the amount was zero. He asked if any of the
projects had gotten started since the list was from November 2021.
Chairperson Cunha stated there is some money in the sidewalk funds and also mentioned that the zones
were collapsed so that way there would be more money available per zone. She added that the cost of
building a sidewalk compared to the funds available were different.
Coordinator Schubert stated that when properties are developing along streets that do not currently
have a sidewalk, there is an option to construct it. He added that there are some instances when staff
will know there are future streets projects coming along and they would rather receive that money that
can be contributed to that future project. He also stated that the fund amounts are in the tens of
thousands of dollars and not the hundreds of thousands or millions. He said that a small version of this
list will be submitted for the budget.
Chairperson Cunha suggested to color code the first 20 listed based on the zones that way it would show
how much money is available for each of the projects.
Coordinator Schubert responded and said these are all in zones A and B.
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Chairperson Cunha asked if we knew how much money exactly was available for these zones in the
sidewalk funds.
Coordinator Schubert responded that the zones were in the process of being combined and could have
updated figures at a future meeting.
Board Member Jansen asked if any work had been done on any of the projects on the list. He mentioned
that the Board had spent hours on this list and according to what he had just heard, none of it mattered
because there was no money available. He said that if that was true then that is not the impression he
had received when the Board was first doing this exercise.
Chairperson Cunha stated that at that time it was believed they would receive the bond and thought
money was coming.
Coordinator Schubert stated that this effort was done following the update to the Comprehensive Plan
and it was adopted in the fall of 2021 and then led into preparing for the 2022 bond election. He stated
that bicycle and pedestrian projects made the top 10 list of priority, but it didn’t make it to the actual
election because it was part of a bucket of money for projects instead of specific ones listed.
Board Member Jansen stated that he understood from the beginning that all of them could not be
accomplished and that was not the issue he was asking about. He said that every year as far as 2020 he
remembered going over these lists and he was told by Chairperson Cunha that there might be enough
funds to accomplish two or three of them. He also said that he recalled her stating that there would be
flexibility because of the other grants available. He said that from what he was interpretating he was
hearing that all that work was just a waste of effort.
Coordinator Schubert said he would not put it in that manner because ultimately this list led up to the
bond prioritization list.
Board Member Brimley asked if there was a way to include the approximate costs for each of these
projects.
Coordinator Schubert said the projects are currently estimates based on $1.2 million per mile for a
sidewalk project and $2 million per mile for a shared use path project.
Chairperson Cunha asked the Board to look at the first page on both the sidewalk and shared use path
to have everyone try them on their own and bring this item back next meeting. She added that if there
was one that someone wished to move up to the first page then the Board would talk about it.
Board Member Brimley asked if there was a chance there would be a segment that would not be listed
on the list to add a sidewalk.
Coordinator Schubert answered the projects selected for the list were from the Master Plan.
Chairperson Cunha stated that there are some neighborhoods like Wellborn and some neighbors on
Lincoln Avenue who have stated that they do not want to have a sidewalk on all their streets. She also
added if there were some high transit areas that needed to be moved up then the Board could discuss
them on the next meeting as well.
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Board Member Brimley suggested having some useful information ready for Chairperson Cunha to be
ready to present when she goes to the City Council Meetings for the upcoming budget discussions.
AGENDA ITEM NO. 3.3: Presentation, discussion, and possible action regarding an upcoming ordinance
amendment affecting bicycle parking requirements.
Staff Planner Pflanz gave the presentation on this item.
Staff Planner Pflanz stated that staff was looking for initial feedback of things that they should be aware
of to put together a final draft for this spring. She said the feedback staff is seeking relates to the
following:
•Putting the bike parking in the same table in the ordinance as the vehicular parking.
•That bike parking should be based off the auto parking spaces or based off the building type and
its square footage.
•That bike parking should be more of a context approach such as a development that is in the
core of the city or on the outskirts.
Board Member Langlotz agreed on having the bike parking requirements on the same table as vehicular
parking in the ordinance and the consideration of changing the requirements for vehicle spaces.
Board Member Jang asked about the bicycle square footage requirements.
Staff Planner Pflanz stated it is based on the number of automobiles spaces that are determined by the
type of building.
Board Member Brimley asked staff if there were developers that would ask or waivers to reduce the
number of bicycle spaces.
Coordinator Schubert stated he was not aware of any waivers to reduce the spaces, but there are some
developers that do not want to do it because they don’t see the need for them.
Chairperson Cunha asked if it was much cheaper to build bicycle spaces than vehicle parking.
Coordinator Schubert answered yes.
Board Member Jansen asked if these rules only applied to new businesses and if there were any rules
regarding the bicycle parking visibility. He also mentioned that he has been to the Bank of America and
the new St. Joseph lab where in both situations he had to lock his bicycle to a tree because he didn’t see
a bike rack.
Staff Planner Pflanz stated that currently a bike rack is supposed to be placed along an accessible route
that is within 150 feet of the primary entrance, but there has not always been a bicycle parking
requirement. She added that this may be why some older developments might not have it. She also
mentioned that some cities make the requirement 100 or 50 feet from the entrance.
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Board Member Brimley recommended raising the incentive for reducing the vehicle parking spaces from
five percent to ten percent. He said that would incentivize developers to provide more bicycle parking.
He added that there are many developments that have way more vehicle parking than needed.
Director Ostrowski stated that the city was looking at reducing the number of required vehicular spaces.
He added that a lot of communities have taken that parking requirement out entirely.
Board Member Brimley stated that from his perspective, he has done studies and he stated that
developers know what they need to provide for vehicle parking or else people will not go to their
establishments. He added that on the other hand they are also trying to save money, so reducing the
amount of parking spaces required makes a lot of sense.
Chairperson Cunha suggested having a minimum of four bicycle spaces because of the fact that in the
future VeoRide may move their geofences and there might be issues finding a bicycle space. She also
mentioned that she was all for raising the incentive from five to ten percent especially after hearing
almost no one was ever interested on it. She added that based on her experiences the bicycle parking
requirement of 150 feet from the entrance was too far. She stated that there should be an advantage to
taking alternate transportation like having a better parking spot up close and visible to the entrance of
the building.
AGENDA ITEM NO. 3.4: Presentation, discussion, and possible action regarding the development of
activities for National Bike Month in May 2023 including a Cycle with Council event.
Coordinator Schubert went over his meeting with Garver Gibbs from Garver Engineering. He stated that
the meeting went well, and they were willing to provide all the refreshments and are available for
Saturday May 6th.
Chairperson Cunha asked if staff could reach out to Public Communications soon to get flyers printed
out for the Cycle with Council event and post it on Facebook. She also wanted to post some flyers
around the neighborhoods where the event will take place to notify them of the event.
Chairperson Cunha announced that the Lincoln Center was looking for volunteers to participate in their
Easter event in April. She added that this could be a good opportunity to do bike awareness outreach or
perhaps add it to the list for next year if the Board would like to participate.
Staff Planner Pflanz asked if a staff member was still needed to direct participants during the route.
Chairperson Cunha stated she would like a staff member from 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. to direct traffic from
Eagle Avenue to Longmire Drive at the unprotected left turn. She also added that staff will need to
provide the waiver forms for participants and get with public communications about making the flyers
for the event. She mentioned she would be placing a sign at the water fountain stop that way
participants know where to stop for a water break.
Staff Planner Pflanz asked Chairperson Cunha if there should be a Bike Month proclamation done.
Chairperson Cunha agreed to having a proclamation done and said it would be an opportunity to
incorporate the information for the MS150.
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Coordinator Schubert stated that staff was looking to do the proclamation at the City Council meeting in
late April. He announced the meeting will be Thursday April 27th at 6:00 pm and mentioned that
participation was not required but is highly encouraged.
AGENDA ITEM NO. 3.5: Presentation and discussion regarding the following items related to biking,
walking, and greenways:
a. Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Greenways Master Plan – Chairperson Cunha shared from page 4.2
and 4.3 outlining the goals the Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Greenways Master Plan:
•To improve connectivity and accessibility.
•To increase safety.
•To increase bicycling and walking outdoors.
•Encourage environmental stewardship.
Chairperson Cunha wanted to give a reminder of what the purpose of the master plan is.
Board Member Langlotz was selected to share from a section of the Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Greenways
Master Plan at the next meeting.
b. City Meetings of Interest –
•City Council Meeting - Thursday March 9, 2023, at 6:00 p.m.
•Making College Station a music town – March 10, 2023, at 6:00 p.m. in the Bush
4141 Community Room.
•Food Truck Wednesday at Wolf Pen Creek from 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
c. Capital and Private Project Updates – Coordinator Schubert stated he had not heard of any
updates.
AGENDA ITEM NO. 3.6: Presentation, discussion, and possible action regarding the Bicycle, Pedestrian,
and Greenways Advisory Board calendar of upcoming meetings.
a.April 10, 2023, ~ Bicycle, Pedestrian and Greenways Advisory Board Meeting at 3:30 p.m.
b.May 15, 2023, ~ Bicycle, Pedestrian and Greenways Advisory Board Meeting at 3:30 p.m.
AGENDA ITEM NO. 4: Discussion and possible action 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 Langlotz stated she would like to have a review of the Safe Passing Ordinance from the
Fall of 2019 to reevaluate its current relevance.
Chairperson Cunha asked to talk about the sidewalk prioritization list as Board Member Brimley has asked
before.
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AGENDA ITEM NO. 5: Adjourn
The meeting adjourned at 5:29 p.m.
APPROVED: ATTEST:
____________________________ ____________________________
Elizabeth Cunha, Chairperson Grecia Fuentes, Board Secretary
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April 10, 2023
Unfunded Sidewalk and Shared Use Path Projects
To:Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Greenways Advisory Board
From:Jason Schubert, AICP, Transportation Planning Coordinator
Agenda Caption: Presentation, discussion, and possible action regarding unfunded sidewalk and shared
use path projects.
Summary: This item is a follow up to the discussion at the March 6, 2023 Board meeting regarding
the priorities for the unfunded sidewalk and shared use use path projects. Specifically, the Board
requested information regarding the account balances for the sidewalk zones and funding sources in
general. The Board also requested additional information regarding cost estimates and sidewalk zone
location of the higher priority unfunded sidewalk and shared use path projects.
The option to allow a fee in lieu of sidewalk construction was originally created within the Subdivision
Regulations of the Unified Development Ordinance (UDO) in 2012 and 15 sidewalk zones were
established. The purpose was to allow funds to be contributed in lieu of sidewalk or shared use path
construction otherwise required during platting or replatting of property. Eligibility to contribute to
fee in lieu of construction can only be utilized if the circumstance meets one of the qualifying criteria.
Per the UDO, fee in lieu funds must be expended on preliminary design, design, construction,
reconstruction, surveying, or land acquisition associated with sidewalks, shared use paths and other
non-vehicular ways. There has not been a large amount of projects participating in fee in lieu as there
has been an average of only two plats/replats per year that have utilized it. This has resulted in
smaller account balances making implementation challenging. In October 2022, City Council adopted a
revised ordinance that consolidated the 15 zones into 4 zones (see attached Sidewalk Zone map). The
15 zone accounts are being combined into 4 accounts and have the following account balances:
Sidewalk Zones Balances
Zone Account Balance
A $66,120.13
B $40,817.59
C $132,230.17
D $19,534.52
Another funding source that has developed in recent years is a capital project for sidewalk,
neighorhood plan implementation, and street modifications. It has a budget for $750,000 over a
three-year period and is now intended to be a revolving fund. This has been a funding source for
recent sidewalk projects such as Southwood Drive and the Eastgate sidewalks that now connect
Thomas Park to Lincoln Avenue along Puryear Drive, Walton Drive and Nunn Street. More recently,
the project has been the source for matching funds for the TxDOT grants for the George Bush Drive
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separated bike lane project and the FM 2818 shared use path between Jones Crossing and Larry
Ringer Library. It is anticipated that this account will be used in upcoming years to fund the design of
the shared use path along the north side of Harvey Road between Texas Avenue and SH 6 as the MPO
has already programmed construction funds and for matching funds for future grant applications.
The most recent effort the Board untook to re-evaluate priority rankings for stand alone unfunded
sidewalk and shared use path projects occurred in November 2021 and January 2022. This followed
the revisions to the planned bicycle, sidewalk, and shared use path networks resulting from changes
done with the updated Comprehensive Plan adopted in October 2021. As has been noted in prior
Board meetings, staff recommends that we wait to receive the complete data set from the 2020
Census before proceeding with a reconsidering priorities so the latest population data can be used in
the priority scoring.
The higher priority portion of sidewalk and shared use path projects, as previously ranked, are
attached. As requested, columns have been added to include preliminary cost estimates, sidewalk
zone location, and project notes. In the fifth column, the unfunded projects that Planning &
Development Services staff have submitted for potential funding are identified. The staff submission
took into account the feasibility and complexity of the projects to propose those without significant
ROW constraints or conflicts with mature trees or utilities that would be challenging and need further
exploration before proceeding. For background, the basis for the preliminary cost estimate is from
recent stand alone sidewalk and shared use path projects and resulted in preliminary cost estimate of
$1.2 million per mile of sidewalk and $2 million per mile of shared use path. The shared use path
estimates also include additional costs assumed for pedestrian bridge crossings at creeks.
SUPPORTING MATERIALS
1. Sidewalk Zone Map
2. List of Higher Priority Sidewalk Projects
3. Sidewalk Projects Map Book
4. List of Higher Priority Shared Use Path Projects
5. Shared Use Path Projects Map Book
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Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Greenways Master Plan
Stand-alone Sidewalk Projects
Prioritization Updated January 2022
Proposed
Priority
Order
Map Book
Page
Number(s)
GIS
Priority
Score
BPG
Board
Priorites
Unfunded
Projects
Submitted by
Staff Street Name From To Miles
Preliminary
Cost Estimate
Sidewalk
Zone Notes
1 5 7.39 X PARK PLACE 1 ANDERSON ST BACK OF HEB 0.34 404,623$ A
32' existing ROW, significant
acquisition needed, grade
issues; conduct a PER to
assess
2 (#12 on
map)4,5 7.00 X X FOSTER AVENUE 1 LINCOLN AVE FRANCIS DR 0.27 321,138$ B
Part near Lincoln impacts
commercial parking,
submitted portion from
Walton Dr to Francis Dr
3 5,6 7.00 X
UNIVERSITY OAKS
BLVD 1
UNIVERSITY OAKS
BL GEORGE BUSH DR E 0.08 99,947$ B Fills a gap, impacts a number
of mature trees
4 5 7.00 X X KYLE AVENUE PURYEAR DRIVE 2 GEORGE BUSH DR E 0.04 42,301$ B Fills a gap, minor tree impact
5 5,6 7.00 X X
GEORGE BUSH DRIVE
EAST DOMINIK DR UNIVERSITY OAKS BL 0.12 226,233$ B Fills a gap, observed desire
path, minor tree impact
6 5,6 7.00 X UNIVERSITY OAKS
BLVD 4 OLYMPIA WY STALLINGS DR 0.14 164,572$ B Fills a gap, significant grade
and utility conflicts
7 8,9 7.00 X TIMBER STREET GEORGE BUSH DR PARK PLACE 0.20 243,846$ A
Fills a gap, impacts mature
trees, could be part of a
future street rehab
8 1,2,4,5 7.00 X WALTON DRIVE 1 PURYEAR DR FOSTER AV 0.22 269,595$ B Fills a gap, impacts
numerous mature trees
9 14,15 7.00 X X NUECES DRIVE GUADALUPE DR
HARVEY MITCHELL
PW S 0.07 85,351$ A
Fills a gap, continues existing
sidewalk to Harvey Mitchell
Pkwy
10 9,14 7.00 X X
DEXTER DRIVE SOUTH
1 LLANO PL CONCHO PL 0.11 131,547$ A
Fills a sidewalk gap to
Gabbard Park, connects to
Trigger St sidewalk (#15)
11 5 7.00 X JAMES PARKWAY
NORTHSIDE
FRANCIS DR
SOUTHSIDE FRANCIS
DR 0.03 35,527$ B
May be resolved with Francis
Dr Ph 3 rehab currently in
design
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Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Greenways Master Plan
Stand-alone Sidewalk Projects
Prioritization Updated January 2022
Proposed
Priority
Order
Map Book
Page
Number(s)
GIS
Priority
Score
BPG
Board
Priorites
Unfunded
Projects
Submitted by
Staff Street Name From To Miles
Preliminary
Cost Estimate
Sidewalk
Zone Notes
12 (#13
on map)8,9,13,14 7.00 X GEORGIA STREET HOLLEMAN DR NEVADA ST 0.25 294,394$ A
Residential street, impacts
landscaping, neighborhood
support is uncertain
13 (#14
on map)8,9 7.00 X WELSH AVENUE 1 HOLLEMAN DR SWISS CT 0.15 184,714$ A
Fills a gap, impacts large
mature trees, existing
sidewalk on opposite side
14 (#15
on map)5,6 7.00 X PURYEAR DRIVE KYLE AV DOMINIK DR 0.03 38,099$ B
Fills a gap, residential street,
existing sidewalk on opposite
side
15 (#16
on map)9 7.00 X TRIGGER STREET GUNSMITH ST DEXTER DR S 0.12 142,449$ A
Residential street, need
other sidewalks on Dexter
(#10) and Gunsmith (#29) to
create network
16 (#2 on
map)14,15 7.08 WELSH AVENUE 3 SOUTHWEST PW
HARVEY MITCHELL
PW S 0.53 636,939$ A
Involves removal of
commercial parking and
CSISD berms and
landscaping, existing
sidewalk on opposite side
17 8,9,13,14 6.98 PHOENIX STREET 1 HOLLEMAN DR ALABAMA ST 0.08 100,951$ A
Residential street, impacts
landscaping, neighborhood
support uncertain
18 9 6.83 CAUDILL STREET HOLLEMAN DR GUNSMITH ST 0.37 448,678$ A Residential street
19 8,9 6.80 FAIRVIEW AVENUE GEORGE BUSH DR LUTHER ST 0.39 472,845$ A
Significant impact to mature
trees or need to revise street
cross section
20 8,9 6.77 X
DEXTER DRIVE SOUTH
2 WINDING RD HANES DR 0.25 298,204$ A
Fills existing sidewalk gaps
north and south of Holleman
Dr
21 1,2 6.72 X WALTON DRIVE 2 NUNN ST FRANCIS DR 0.26 312,907$ B
Connects Eastgate sidewalk
project to Francis Dr by
school
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Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Greenways Master Plan
Stand-alone Sidewalk Projects
Prioritization Updated January 2022
Proposed
Priority
Order
Map Book
Page
Number(s)
GIS
Priority
Score
BPG
Board
Priorites
Unfunded
Projects
Submitted by
Staff Street Name From To Miles
Preliminary
Cost Estimate
Sidewalk
Zone Notes
22 1,2 6.60 WELLESLEY COURT
UNIVERSITY TOWN
CENTER
CONNECTOR
TARROW ST 0.15 174,529$ B Residential street
23 5 6.58 GILCHRIST AVE WEST FOSTER AV TEXAS AV 0.08 94,856$ B Completed with City Hall site
24 13,14 6.56 X
HOLLEMAN DRIVE
WEST 1 WOODWAY DR LEGACY LN 0.27 319,626$ A
Fills gap in existing sidewalks,
impacts existing mature
trees
25 9,10 6.55 ANDERSON STREET 2 SOUTHWEST PKWY
ENTRANCE OF
COLLEGE STATION
CITY CEMETARY
0.17 204,190$ A Residential street,
landscaping impacted
26 13,14 6.52 SOUTHLAND STREET ONEY HERVEY DR WELLBORN RD 0.20 239,132$ A Residential street
27 9 6.51 HAINES DRIVE TAURUS AV LANGFORD ST 0.27 323,303$ A Fills sidewalk gap, residential
street
28 13,14 6.49 NEVADA STREET WELSH AV PHOENIX ST 0.19 229,035$ A
Residential street,
landcaping impacted,
neighborhood support
uncertain
29 9 6.41 GUNSMITH STREET TRIGGER ST CAUDILL ST 0.09 111,459$ A
Residential street, need
other sidewalks to create
network
30 15 6.30 VAL VERDE DRIVE RIO GRANDE BL PEDERNALES DR 0.20 234,313$ A Residential street
31 5 6.21 GILCHRIST AVE EAST FOSTER AV PURYEAR DR 0.16 187,670$ B
Residential street, provides
connection from City Hall to
Thomas Park
32 15 6.19 TODD TRAIL 1 SOUTHWOOD DR RIO GRANDE BL 0.36 437,704$ A Residential street
33 13 6.05 WOODWAY DRIVE WOODSMAN DR HOLLEMAN DR W 0.03 38,289$ A Residential street
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CONNECTOR SUNNY LN COONER ST 0.10 114,325$ B Connection to undeveloped
park
35 5 6.00 X FOSTER AVENUE 2 GILCHRIST AVE GEORGE BUSH DR E 0.10 136,677$ B
Extends Foster 1 (#2) to
George Bush Drive, may have
tree impact
36 1,2 6.00 ARGUELLO DRIVE CHIMNEY HILL DR TARROW ST 0.11 137,456$ B Residential street
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PEDESTRIAN PLANSIDEWALK PROJECTS
FY 2022
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CoCS Parks
Schools/CSISD Property
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College HillsElementarySchool
BillieMadely
Lions
Parkway
RichardCarter
University
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SIDEWALKPROJECTS
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CoCS Parks
Schools/CSISD Property
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College HillsElementarySchool
MerryOaks
Parkway
RichardCarter
Windwood
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CoCS Greenways
CoCS Parks
Schools/CSISD Property
Page 20 of 80
A&M ConsolidatedMiddle School
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SIDEWALKPROJECTS
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Page 21 of 80
A&M ConsolidatedMiddle School
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SIDEWALKPROJECTS
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CoCS Parks
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Page 22 of 80
College HillsElementarySchool
Oaks
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SIDEWALKPROJECTS
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Page 23 of 80
Windwood
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SIDEWALKPROJECTS
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CoCS Parks
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Page 24 of 80
A&M ConsolidatedMiddle School
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SIDEWALKPROJECTS
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CoCS Greenways
CoCS Parks
Schools/CSISD Property
Page 25 of 80
South KnollElementarySchool
A&M ConsolidatedMiddle School
OakwoodIntermediateSchool
CollegeView HighSchool
Anderson
Bee Creek
Brison
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SIDEWALKPROJECTS
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CoCS Parks
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South KnollElementarySchool
Bee Creek
StephenC BeachyCentral
Cy MillerLemontree
CollegeStationCemetery
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SIDEWALKPROJECTS
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Page 27 of 80
StephenC BeachyCentral
Cy Miller
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SIDEWALKPROJECTS
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A&M Consolidated High School
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A&M Consolidated High School
Southwood ValleyElementary School
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Southwood ValleyElementary School
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Rock PrairieElementarySchool College StationMiddle School
Edelweiss
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Rock PrairieElementarySchool College StationMiddle School
Cypress GroveIntermediateSchool
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HuntingtonTrail
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CollegeStationHigh School
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CollegeStationHigh School
WoodlandHills
Castlerock
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Pebble CreekElementarySchool
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Pebble CreekElementarySchool
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Bicycle, Pedestrian, and Greenways Master Plan
Shared-use Path Projects
Prioritization Updated November 2021
Proposed
Priority
Order
Map Book
Page
Number(s)
GIS
Priority
Level
BPG
Board
Priorities
Unfunded
Projects
Submitted
by Staff Street Name From To Miles
Preliminary
Cost Estimate
Sidewalk
Zone Notes
1 22,23 6.00 X X SPRING CREEK 6 BRIDGEWATER DR
REATTA MEADOWS
PARK 0.19 $1,027,568 C
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land acquisition;
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connection to Reatta
Meadows Park
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HARVEY ROAD WEST
(on northside) TEXAS AV S SH 6 1.33 $154,800 A
Likely in ROW; design
funds only; MPO funds
available for
construction FY25-29;
earlier if design can be
completed sooner;
sidewalk on southside
3 22,23 6.00 X SPRING CREEK 4 SOCO APARTMENTS
SOUTHERN OAKS
PARK 0.21 $410,440 C
PER completed;
Completes connection
to Southern Oaks Park
from deadend at SoCo
apartments
4 22,23 6.00 X X SPRING CREEK 5 SOUTHERN OAKS PARK BRIDGEWATER DR 0.25 $756,253 C
PER completed; includes
connection to Castlerock
Park, pursuing grant
funding in FY24
5 9,10 7.35 X BEE CREEK TRIB B HOLLEMAN DR. SOUTHLAND ST.0.26 $745,217 A
Easement needed;
Phase 1 - PER and
midblock Crossing at
Southwest Parkway
6 (#28 on
map)
2,3,5,6,7,11
,12,13,19,2
0,24,25,28,
29 4.16 X
GULF STATES UTILITY
EASEMENT 1 UNIVERSITY DR E PATRIOT DR 8.18 $20,782,046 A & D
Easements needed for
portions (Need to
breakout into
sections/phases)
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Cycle with Council
Celebrate National Bike Month by joining City Council members and other residents for a casual 4-mile bike ride. Cyclists of all ages and abilities are welcome. Ages 16 and under must be accompanied by an adult.
Saturday, May 6 • 8 A.M.
City of College StationMeeting and Training Facility1603 Graham Rd
Register for free by Thursday, May 4:cstx.gov/BikePedGreenways
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Cycle with Council
Celebrate National Bike Month by joining City Council members and other residents for a casual 4-mile bike ride. Cyclists of all ages and abilities are welcome. Ages 16 and under must be accompanied by an adult.
Saturday, May 6 • 8 A.M.
City of College StationMeeting and Training Facility1603 Graham Rd
Register for free by Thursday, May 4:cstx.gov/BikePedGreenways
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