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The Bicycle, Pedestrian and Greenways Master Plan was adopted on January 28, 2010 as a component of the College Station Comprehensive Plan. The intent of the Bicycle, Pedestrian and Greenways Master Plan is to provide information and guidance on bicycle, pedestrian, and greenway facilities (bike lanes, bike routes, sidewalks, and multi-use paths) in the City of College Station. The Master Plan was amended on June 10, 2010 with the creation of the Central College Station Neighborhood Plan. The Master Plan is provided below and reflects the most recent changes. For more information about amendments made to the plan, please contact the Greenways Program Manager (contact info is below).

 

      Cover Page

      Acknowledgements

      Table of Contents
      Chapter 1: Introduction
      Chapter 2: Existing Condition
          Maps for Chapter 2 
      Chapter 3: Needs Assessment
          Maps for Chapter 3  
      Chapter 4: Goals and Strategies
      Chapter 5: System Development
          Maps for Chapter 5
      Chapter 6: System Management
      Chapter 7: Implementation
          Maps for Chapter 7    
       
For a copy of the Plan, please contact Planning and Development Services at 979.764.3570.  The Plan is available on CD for a minimal charge.  

 

Background

This plan was built upon previous recommendations and policies outlined in the College Station Comprehenisve Plan as well as previously adopted plans including the Bikeway and Pedestrian Master Plan (2002) and the Greenways Master Plan (1999).

 

The goal in combining master plans is to address bicycle and pedestrian needs in a comprehensive manner to achieve multi-modal transportation, connectivity, recreation, healthy living and environmental protection. Each facility type was planned for as a distinct facility type as well as collectively to achieve these goals.

 

As a part of the planning process, a staff resource team and a technical task force were used to help guide this effort. Citizen engagement also included a three community meetings, multiple focus groups, an online survey, and online comments to discuss and receive input on how best to accomodate biking, walking and the greenway system 

 

The Master Plan process began in January 2009 with meetings of the staff resource team and technical task force to discuss Existing Conditions.  A needs assessment was conducted in February 2009 with key stakeholders participation through focus groups and a community meeting.  Additional community meetings occurred in November and May of 2009.

 

Updates to the Planning and Zoning Commission occured on March 5th, May 21st, and September 17th of 2009.  Updates to City Council occured on March 12th, May 28th, and November 9th of 2009.  The draft report was presented to the Planning and Zoning Commission on January 7th and January 21st of 2010 for a recommendation to Council.  The draft report was presented to City Council on January 14th and January 28th of 2010 for adoption.

 

For more information about the Master Plan, please contact Venessa Garza, Greenways Program by phone at 979.764.3674 or email vgarza@cstx.gov

 

 

 

   

Last updated: 1/20/2012 4:45:19 PM