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CITY OF BERKELEY [PEDESTRIAN MASTER PLAN] |
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Latest Information on the Pedestrian Master Plan Process |
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Open House
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Open House a Success:Approximately 40 Berkeley community members attended the Pedestrian Master Plan Open House on March 1, 2006 to provide comments on the conditions for walking in Berkeley. Community members familiarized themselves with maps, photos, and the vocabulary of pedestrian infrastructure, as well as providing input on walking destinations, routes, and problem areas. A public workshop will follow later in the year, and further input will be gathered at meetings and hearings held by the City’s Transportation Commission, Planning Commission, Public Works Commission, Commission on Disability, and City Council.
Pedestrian Master Plan Public Open House Wednesday March 1st, 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Meeting Invitation & Agenda
· Open House Display Boards [WARNING: LARGE FILES!] Board 1: Timeline Board 2: Goals and Policies Board 3: Pedestrian Environment—Sidewalks, Amenities and Barriers Board 4: Tools for Traffic Calming Board 5: Berkeley’s Pedestrian System Assets and Recent Additions Board 6: Pedestrian Collisions Board 7: Pedestrian Generators · Break Out Sessions by neighborhood Summary of Comments by Neighborhood Group [Download PDF] [139kb] Summary of Comments provided by submitted Comment Cards
· Planners Seek to Accommodate Walkers in the City by Judith Scherr, Berkeley Daily Planet, page 5, 3/3/2006 [Link to Article]
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