Issaquah to create bike-ped master plan
One of the goals adopted by the Issaquah City Council for 2013 is to create a bicycle and pedestrian master plan for the city. Big thanks to councilmember Paul Winterstein for proposing the goal and to the other members of the council who supported its adoption. Props too to Mary Joe de Beck and the crew from the city’s Office of Sustainability for the efforts they’ve already expended to make this a reality (see the PDFs below for some of their work). There have been a lot of people calling for an actionable bike-ped plan and all their efforts at highlighting the need are greatly appreciated too.
Now we’ve all just got to get together and do the hard work of actually writing the thing!
You can read the materials from the council retreat listing all of the proposed goals. Paul’s proposal starts on page 62. I’ve taken the liberty of breaking just that goal out to its own document for faster downloading and easier navigation.
If you’re wondering what a Bike/Ped Master Plan looks like, here are a few examples (with no comment or opinion implied about their quality):
- Bellevue, WA Pedestrian-Bicycle Plan
- Redmond, WA Transportation Master Plan (they’re in the process of revising theirs)
- Renton, WA Trails and Bicycle Master Plan
- Seattle, WA Bike Master Plan
- Seattle, WA Pedestrian Master Plan
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