Corona Trails Masterplan
Phase II
City Council Meeting
City of Corona | 5/17/2023
PROJECT BACKGROUND
• 2019 Trails Master Inventory – Collect and Catalogue
• 2021 Trails Master Plan, Phase 1 – Concepts and Standards • 2022 Trails Master Plan, Phase 2 – Refine and Prioritize 2 VISION & GOALS • Vision: The Trails Master Plan will
improve connectivity to local
destinations, close gaps in our trail
system and increase safety and
accessibility to open spaces.
• Goals: • Making Corona the City of Trails • Preserving & Improving Trail Access • Accommodating Needs of Various Trail Users & Stakeholders
• Proposed Trail Analysis & Prioritization • Standards, Maps, & Implementation • Partner Jurisdiction Coordination 3 CURRENT STATE OF TRAILS & OPPORTUNITIES ANALYSIS
• Trails Master
Inventory
• Trails Master Plan
Phase 1
• Adjacent / Previous
Plans
• Existing and
Proposed Trails
• Like Cities Research
• Trail Prioritization
• Impact Analysis
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ORIGIN & DESTINATION ANALYSIS
6 ACCESS MAPPING
7 #5 Sixth Street to Skyline Multi-use Trail Connection • This trail again crosses much of the city and thus provides a meaningful connection for many communities in the area. This trail also connects with other proposed trails and thus, would serve as an important path
8 # 21-Butterfield Park Loop
• The Butterfield Park Trail Loop is an off-street trail that branches off of corridor 18 along Rincon Street and runs along the south end of the Corona Municipal Airport along Butterfield Drive.
9 OUTSIDE JURSIDICTION COORDINATION
• Agency’s Needs
and Perspectives
• Property Lines
• Governing Plans
• Easements
• Maintenance
• Formal Access
Points
10 CLEVELAND NATIONAL FOREST
11 ADDITIONAL AMENITIES / LIKE CITIES
• Altadena, Laguna Beach, Riverside, Santa Clarita, & Temecula • Programs, parking, fees, facilities, volunteers, signage, etc. 12 TRAILS WORKING GROUP • Bureaucratic Overlays • Ownership & access • Coordination & clarity • Diverging goals & capacity • Skyline/Bedford/Eagle Access • Private Property / Outside Agency Ownership
• TWG Priority Trails
• Trail Safety • Conflicts w/ cyclists, hikers, dogs,
motorcycles, e-cycles, speeds…
• Parking / evening safety
• Indigenous History • Acknowledgements • Education • Trailheads General • Verify Phase 1 trailheads • Improved wayfinding • Maps, parking, water, restrooms… 13 Destination
Eagle Road CNF
Prairie Circle
Crown Ranch Road Jameson Circle
EAGLE ROAD (USFS)
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Destination
Eagle Road CNF
Jameson Circle
Gates to Crown Ranch Community
X
Gated at Watertank “No Forest Access”
Sign at Jameson Cir
X
X
EAGLE ROAD (USFS)
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Destination
Eagle Road CNF
Crown Ranch Road
X
EAGLE ROAD (USFS)
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Destination
Eagle Road CNF
Prairie Circle
As Seen Entering CNF
As Seen Leaving CNF
X
X
EAGLE ROAD (USFS)
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PHASE II TRAILS
18 EAGLE ROAD
19 FRESNO CANYON
20 TRAIL PRIORITIZATION – INDICATORS & WEIGHTING
• Implementation
• Within City ROW
• Feasibility
• Costs & Maintenance
• Access & Equity
• Improved Access for Underserved Areas
• Improves Access for Disadvantaged Communities
• Connectivity (up to 1 mile)
• Key Destinations
• Parks & Open Space
• Public Transit Network
• Existing/planned Active Transportation Network
• Available / planned parking
• Safety
• Level of Traffic Stress
• Collision History (up to ½ mile)
• Crime (up to ¼ mile; if available)
• User Experience
• Slopes
• Trailheads & signage
• Planned / existing facilities
• Viewsheds
• Existing shade
• Community Support
• Trails Working Group Input
• Community Identified Need (survey, meetings, comments) • Others
• Discussion
21 Thank you!
Tim Bevins
Alta Planning + Design
[email protected]
Moses Cortez
Facilities, Parks, and Trails Manager
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Anne K. Turner
Director of Community Services
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