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Projects Updates for 2014 Campus Bike Plan
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Existing signage and striping
Associated Project(s):Facilities & Services is taking an interim step to make some initial improvements during spring and summer 2013. This work includes repainting several existing dedicated bike off-road and side paths, and adding stop signs for bicycle traffic at key intersections on existing paths. This step does not bring the existing bikeways up to acceptable safety standards, yet they will reduce bicyclist / pedestrian conflicts.
Revised Draft Campus Bike Plan Available
Associated Project(s):The Campus Bike Plan is still under revision, but a newly updated version of the draft is now publicly available. Comments via the online feedback form are still welcome at http://go.illinois.edu/bikefeedback.
The new plan is available at: https://icap.sustainability.illinois.edu/files/project/37/May_2013_Draft_Campus_Bike_Plan.pdf
Draft 2013 Campus Bike Plan Released for public comment
Associated Project(s):The draft 2013 Campus Bike Plan is now available for public input. The draft plan will be online during a four-week period, March 4-31, and all members of the campus community are encouraged to review the plan and submit their feedback to TDM. Feedback can be submitted through the online Campus Bicycle Feedback Form through March 31, 2013.
Gregory Drive from Oak Street to First Street
Associated Project(s):This project will include total removal and reconstruction of Gregory Drive, between Oak Street and First Street, including existing parking along street. This project will also include parking meters and some new sidewalks. This segment of roadway is intended to be marked as a bicycle route, as part of the Campus Bike Network.
Fourth Street from Armory Avenue to Kirby Avenue
Associated Project(s):This project will include resurfacing of Fourth Street from Armory Avenue to Peabody Drive and reconstruction from Peabody Drive to Kirby Avenue. It will incorporate on-street bike lanes, curb bump outs for narrowed crossing distances at selected intersections, and new traffic signals at the intersection of Fourth Street and Peabody Drive.
Sixth Street from Armory Avenue to Gregory Drive
Associated Project(s):This project will reconstruct pavement on the worst condition high volume streets and add bike lanes per current campus standards. This work will occur on Sixth Street from Armory Avenue to Gregory Drive. This will also upgrade the traffic signal at the intersection of Sixth Street and Gregory Drive to meet current federal standards and include pedestrian countdown signals.
Gregory Drive from First Street to Dorner Drive
Associated Project(s):The parking was removed from Gregory Drive, and a continuous on-street bike lane was striped in both directions, in alignment with the CATS endorsement of complete streets. The old bike path near the sidewalk had striping removed.
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