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Forest Street Bikeway Open House June 27, 2018 Luke Hanson Saint Paul Public Works Agenda Welcome and Introduction Overview of proposed bikeway Questions Visit with staff & Review Boards Objectives Present information on


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Open House Forest Street Bikeway

June 27, 2018

Luke Hanson Saint Paul Public Works

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Agenda

¤ Welcome and Introduction ¤ Overview of proposed bikeway ¤ Questions ¤ Visit with staff & Review Boards

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Objectives

¤ Present information on project ¤ Gather feedback ¤ No project decisions will be made tonight

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Forest Street Bikeway

¤ Public Works will be resurfacing the street this summer or fall (date has not been set) ¤ Grind off the top two inches of pavement & repave ¤ Will replace all non-ADA pedestrian ramps ¤ New pavement markings

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Forest Street Bikeway

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What is proposed?

¤ Installing bike facilities on Forest with the resurfacing (Maryland to

  • E. 7th)

¤ Extending bike facilities south to Margaret St ¤ Why?

¤ Improve Safety ¤ Bike Plan ¤ Existing & Future Connections

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Visibility and Safety

¤ This project is proposed to improve safety for all users ¤ Providing a dedicated place to ride in the road improves safety for people biking ¤ Narrower travel lanes and reduced exposure to motor vehicles improves safety for people walking

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Why Forest?

¤ Recommend in bike plan ¤ Provides access across the Phalen Blvd & connects south of E. 7th ¤ Connects to existing and planned bikeways

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Saint Paul Bike Plan

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Facility Type Off-Street Path In-Street Separated Lane Bicycle Boulevard Enhanced Shared Lane Corridor for Additional Study Corridor for Additional Study of Enhanced Shared Lanes Area for Additional Study Transit Station Connectons Freight Railroad

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Figure 4 Planned Bicycle Network Facility Type Group

Facility Type Group Descriptions Off-Street Path - These are typically shared-use bicycle and pedestrian trails. In-Street Separated Lane - These are in-street facilities where exclusive space for bicycles is provided in the roadway such as bike lanes, buffered bike lanes, one-way cycle tracks, or two-way cycle tracks. Bicycle Boulevard - These are low-volume, low-speed roadways that are optimized for bicycles and

  • pedestrians. Through motor vehicle travel is discouraged.

Enhanced Shared Lane - A combination of pavement markings such as "sharrows" or signage is used to highlight the presence

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encourage bicycles and motorists to share travel lanes on the roadway. 1

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Bicycle Plan Saint Paul

Updated: 7/19/2017 1 Ford Site - Bicycle facilities are to be planned in conjunction with other site planning related to anticipated redevelopment.

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Saint Paul Bike Plan

Existing Bike Network Proposed Bike Network

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Forest Street: Road Info

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Forest Street Bikeway

¤ Changes to the Street

¤ Bike lanes in both directions between Maryland & E. 7th ¤ SB Bike lane and NB shared lane between E. 7th & Margaret ¤ Narrower travel lanes ¤ Removal of parking on one side of the roadway (east side proposed)

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Forest Street Bikeway

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Forest Street Bikeway

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Bus Loading Zones

¤ Two within project limits on opposite sides of the street (Phalen Lake &

  • St. Casimir/Life Prep)

¤ Few alternatives to move ¤ NB Bike lane will function as a bus loading zone next to Phalen Lake Magnet during early mornings / afternoons

¤ Removal of parking on one side of the roadway (east side proposed

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Curbside Services

¤ Emergency Services

¤ Will stop where they need to ¤ Will not be impacted by parking removal

¤ Short term deliveries (Fed Ex, passenger pick up or dropoff)

¤ Delivery services typically do not use alley ¤ Can stop in bike lane ¤ Will function the same as today with bike lanes

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Curbside Services

¤ Long-term stops (contractors, guests)

¤ Will park on other side of Forest or side streets (if space not available in driveway or near garage) ¤ Cannot park long-term in bike lane

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Parking Data

¤ Performed 16 parking counts ¤ Counted Forest & Side Streets ¤ Representative time periods

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Parking Data

¤ What does the data tell us? ¤ Busiest time periods for parking:

¤ 1. Sunday Mornings ¤ 2. Saturday Evenings ¤ 3. Weekday Evenings

¤ Parking well utilized near churches during services / programming

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Parking Use Data

¤ What does the data tell us?

¤ Parking use slightly higher on west side of street

¤ More detail: ¤ Higher on west side between Maryland and Lawson ¤ Higher on east side between Lawson & E. 7th

¤ Capacity on Side streets sufficient to meet observed demand

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Parking Use Data

¤ Why is parking removal proposed for the east side?

¤ Phalen Lake Magnet bus loading zone ¤ Can keep bike lanes continuous ¤ More businesses on west side of street

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New Parking Proposed

¤ New Parking is proposed on Case between Duchess and Russell

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Next Steps

¤ Project staff will review the feedback collected tonight ¤ Staff may update the proposal based on feedback ¤ Schedule a City Council Public Hearing (info to be mailed)

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Tonight

¤ Time available for questions ¤ Leave written comments & discuss with project staff ¤ Sign-in at entry table

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Thank You

Luke Hanson Transportation Planning and Safety Division City of Saint Paul | Department of Public Works Email: Luke.Hanson@ci.stpaul.mn.us Phone: 651-266-6146