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File #: 16-389    Version: 1 Subject: Report from Staff
Type: Minute Order Status: Agenda Ready
In control: Bicycle & Pedestrian Advisory Committee
On agenda: 11/17/2016 Final action:
Title: Report from Staff
Attachments: 1. Transition Plan Flyer, 2. Duquesne Striping Plan, 3. Washington-Culver Bike-Ped Safety Project Concept, 4. Measure M Fact Sheet Westside
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Meeting Date: November 17, 2016

Contact Person/Dept: Eric Bruins/Public Works Department

Phone Number: (310) 253-5616

Fiscal Impact: Yes [] No [X] General Fund: Yes [] No [X]

Public Hearing: [] Action Item: [] Attachments: []

Public Notification: (Email) Meeting and Agenda (11/14/16);

Department Approval: Charles D. Herbertson, Public Works Director/City Engineer 11/15/16
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THE BIG JUMP PROJECT

The City was one of 80 communities across the country to apply to The Big Jump Project on October 28th. Over 30 letters of support from community organizations were included in the application. People for Bikes will announce the 10 winning communities in January 2017.


BICYCLE & PEDESTRIAN MASTER PLAN UPDATE

On Friday, the City will be applying to the SCAG Sustainability Planning Grants Program for funding to update the Culver City Bicycle & Pedestrian Master Plan (BPMP). In 2015, the City Council set aside funding for a basic update to the BPMP. A SCAG grant would strategically leverage this funding to complete a more comprehensive update that includes the consideration of new citywide policy initiatives as well as more focused studies of specific opportunity corridors. This grant would also provide resources for more data collection, analysis, and community engagement than the City could otherwise undertake.

A comprehensive BPMP update would:

* Identify corridors for innovative bikeway designs, including protected bike lanes;
* Improve policy guidance and design standards for pedestrian corridors;
* More comprehensively address first/last mile access to the Expo Line and other transit centers;
* Set more defined performance measures for safety (e.g. Vision Zero), mode share, or other goals; and
* Identify and develop project ideas that are "grant-ready" for competitive funding programs.



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