COJ Pedestrian And Bicycle Master Plan Study
(http://photos.metrojacksonville.com/Transit/COJ-Bicycle-and-Pedestrian/i-MMdSTMb/0/L/20151118_111054-L.jpg)
In an effort to make Jacksonville's streets a safe environment for pedestrians and cyclist, the City wants your help in the creation of a roadmap for change. Here's information on how you can assist in shaping the City of Jacksonville's new Pedestrian and Bicycle Master Plan.
Read More: http://www.metrojacksonville.com/article/2016-feb-coj-pedestrian-and-bicycle-master-plan-study
I would hope that the study will at least cursorily address issues outside these 4 mobility zones. For example, there are significant issues on Beach Boulevard east of Southside (Zone 2). Fact is, the RFP that consultants responded to did not limit the geographic scope to the core of Duval County, and to my knowledge, the budget for the plan has not been decreased..
Issues on state roads, like Beach Blvd and Southside Blvd, need to be handled by FDOT. COJ shouldn't be responsible to fix FDOT's problems.
Quote from: southsider1015 on February 21, 2016, 07:31:37 AM
Issues on state roads, like Beach Blvd and Southside Blvd, need to be handled by FDOT. COJ shouldn't be responsible to fix FDOT's problems.
You do know it is a study right? And fact is these are community problems! Any fixes would need to be done in conjunction with, and likely funded by, FDOT
Quote from: tufsu1 on February 21, 2016, 07:49:24 PM
Quote from: southsider1015 on February 21, 2016, 07:31:37 AM
Issues on state roads, like Beach Blvd and Southside Blvd, need to be handled by FDOT. COJ shouldn't be responsible to fix FDOT's problems.
You do know it is a study right? And fact is these are community problems! Any fixes would need to be done in conjunction with, and likely funded by, FDOT
Yes, it's a study. FDOT should be perceived as the community. Fixes on state roads need to be funded by FDOT, like I posted. We're on the same page here.
This city should be drowning in LAP money given the population here compared with Lake City and the other minor cities. Why doesn't it rain LAP money here, or am I missing something here?
They can probably answer all these questions at the meeting tonight - 5-7 pm at Main Library, Lounge at 303 North by Laura St Entrance.
Who's coming?
Couldn't make it down there today. Can someone give a summary?
^ there will be another meeting tomorrow. Try to attend!