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Chris Eatough Bicycle and Pedestrian Coordinator Presentation to Albert Guiney Engel Transportation Planner Hickory Ridge Village Board September 3, 2019 Howard County Office of Transportation Study Purpose Study Purpose Identify a


  1. Chris Eatough – Bicycle and Pedestrian Coordinator Presentation to Albert Guiney Engel – Transportation Planner Hickory Ridge Village Board September 3, 2019 Howard County Office of Transportation

  2. Study Purpose Study Purpose Identify a preferred route Identify a preferred route for continuous bicycle for continuous bicycle facilities to connect existing facilities to connect existing bike lanes on Grace Drive bike lanes on Grace Drive (providing access from River (providing access from River Hill and points west) to Hill and points west) to Hickory Ridge, Downtown Hickory Ridge, Downtown Columbia and the rest of Columbia and the rest of the Columbia pathway the Columbia pathway system and bike network. system and bike network.

  3. Study Area Broken Land Parkway Little Patuxent Pkwy to Hickory Ridge Rd Hickory Ridge Road Broken Land Pkwy to Martin Rd Martin Road Hickory Ridge Rd to Freetown Rd Owen Brown Road Martin Rd to Cedar Ln Cedar Lane Owen Brown Rd to Grace Dr Harriet Tubman Lane Freetown Rd to Cedar Ln

  4. Anticipated Schedule Data Gathering: August-September 2019 • Public Input Survey Open until September 15 • Field Observations Technical Assessment: October-December 2019 • Level of Traffic Stress Analysis • Environmental Analysis Concept Development: January-February 2020 • Concept Sketches • Tree, Right-of-Way, and Stormwater Impacts • Compliance with Best Practices Study Conclusion: March 2020 • Report Development • Public Presentation

  5. Level of Traffic Stress Mekuria, Maaza C., Peter G. Furth, and Hilary Nixon. "Low-stress bicycling and network connectivity." (2012). Photo: Baltimore Metropolitan Council Level of Traffic Level of Traffic Level of Traffic Level of Traffic Stress (LTS) 1 Stress (LTS) 2 Stress (LTS) 3 Stress (LTS) 4 • The level that most • The level that will • The level tolerated • A level tolerated children can be tolerated by the by American only by those tolerate. mainstream adult cyclists who are characterized as population. “enthused and “strong and confident” but still fearless.” prefer having their own dedicated space for riding.

  6. Online Survey Goals • Identify primary stressors for each road segment • Develop average reported stress for each segment • Determine preferred routes in two locations: o Broken Land Pkwy/ Merriweather Dr o Cedar Lane/ Simpson Mill Pathway • Gather email addresses for project mailing list

  7. Anticipated Report Anticipated Report Brief, graphical concept Brief, graphical concept report including: report including: Study process and Study process and • • identified concerns identified concerns Existing conditions and Existing conditions and • • concept plan concept plan Summary of public input Summary of public input • • Planning-level cost Planning-level cost • • estimates and proposed estimates and proposed project phasing project phasing

  8. Questions? Email: transportation@howardcountymd.gov Phone: (410) 313-0567

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