CLIMATE ACTION SUBCOMMITTEE
SANTA ROSA ACTIVE
TRANSPORTATION PLAN UPDATE
March 6, 2024
1 Torina Wilson
Transportation
Planner, Traffic
Engineering
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
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2 SCOPE OF WORK
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3 WORKING DRAFT VISION & GOALS
4 COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT PLAN
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5 BRANDING AND LOGO
6 GENERAL
CHARACTERISTICS
• Residents of EPCs
• People who rely on active/public
transportation
• People who would consider
walk/bike/roll/transit
• Households with low/no access to
vehicles
• Disabled residents
• Historically disenfranchised
neighborhoods
• Y outh and students
• Business owners
• Seniors
• Households without internet access
• Households with limited English
proficiency
DEMOGRAPHICS
7 WHO IS THE AUDIENCE?
RELATIONSHIP TO THE CLIMATE
ACTION PLAN
• Measure 3.6: Traffic Calming - Provide traffic calming measures to encourage people to walk or bike instead of drive.
• Action 3.6.1: Install traffic calming design features such as bulb-outs, median barriers, and striped crosswalks to improve pedestrian convenience and encourage pedestrian and bicycle travel. • Measure 4.1: Bicycle and Pedestrian Network - Improve the bicycle and pedestrian network in Santa Rosa through design elements, training, and facilities. • Action 4.1.1: Implement the Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan. • Action 4.1.2: Update bicycle parking regulations for multifamily homes and commercial businesses to increase bicycle parking citywide.
• Action 4.1.3: Provide bike safety training to residents, employees, and motorists. • Action 4.1.4: Continue to support the Safe Routes to School (SRTS) and safe routes to transit programs in Santa Rosa.
• Action 4.1.5: Implement a bike-share program.
8 BENEFITS
• Better connectivity
• Safer and more comfortable
facilities
• Support programs
• Strategies for behavior shift
9 RECOMMENDATION
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• Srcity.org/3906/Active-
Transportation-Plan
DISCUSSION & QUESTIONS
T orina Wilson
Transportation Planner,
Traffic Engineering
707-543-3910
[email protected]
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