Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan Vision/Goals/Objectives

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Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan Vision/Goals/Objectives R2CTPO Board Meeting January 25, 2017

Background The Volusia County MPO Bicycle/Pedestrian Plan was adopted on January 25, 2005 UPWP Task 3.02 includes an updated Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan for the R2CTPO planning area The vision statement, goals and objectives for the updated plan are inspired by the 2040 LRTP and the desire for a safe and accessible network

Elements of the Plan Vison, goals, objectives Existing conditions report (sidewalk gaps, bicycle lanes/paved shoulders) Recommended projects report Masterplan map Crash and safety analysis Performance measures Summary of programs and policies related to Education, Engineering, Encouragement and Enforcement (4E’s) Implementation strategy

Vision “Our Bicycle and Pedestrian System will provide a safe and efficient means of travel on a comprehensive network of facilities to access all desired destinations. This plan will provide for the continuing enhancement and expansion of a sustainable bicycle and pedestrian network.”

Goals Reduce the number of bicycle and pedestrian- related injuries and fatalities for all ages and users Make all facilities safe places to walk and ride a bicycle for all ages and users Enhance connectivity and multi-modal transportation choices Continue to identify and map existing and proposed facilities Provide for the safety of all mobility-impaired users

Sample Objectives 1a. Conduct a minimum of 15 bicycle and pedestrian safety/education events annually 1b. Conduct bicycle and pedestrian safety studies as identified in the UPWP 1c. Pursue grant opportunities for Public Safety Announcements (PSAs) 2a. Partner with law enforcement agencies to reduce excessive speed of motor vehicles in targeted areas of concern

Sample Objectives (continued) 3a. Partner with FDOT and local governments to identify gaps and prioritize connectivity 4a. Update the Volusia County Bicycle Map for the Experienced Cyclist every 2 years 5a. Complete the Accessible Pedestrian Signal (APS) Action Plan as identified in the UPWP

Next Steps Continue to refine objectives TPO Board adoption of vision, goals and objectives next month Completion of Regional Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan later this year