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INC Parks & Recreation Committee November 20, 2018 The Citywide Sidewalk Gap Program Improving Mobility Freedom in Denver Sidewalk G Gap Pr Prog ogram Building sidewalks where they are currently missing for more mobility


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INC Parks & Recreation Committee

November 20, 2018

The Citywide Sidewalk Gap Program

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Improving Mobility Freedom in Denver

Sidewalk G Gap Pr Prog

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  • Building sidewalks where they are

currently missing for more mobility continuity for our community.

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Citywide Sidewalk Gap Program

WORKING WITHIN THE CITY

  • Program has two funding sources:

1. CIP (2017 $2.5M, 2018 $1.5M and anticipated $2.5M 2019) 2. Elevate Denver Bond ($30.7M + $17M= $47.7M)

  • CIP Money- addresses missing sidewalks along City owned property.
  • Elevate Denver Bond- addresses Transit Gaps & GES neighborhood
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CIP Sidewalk Gap Program: How Prioritized

  • City owned property
  • High injury network
  • Improving access to transit
  • Access to schools, parks,

grocery stores

  • Areas with low income and

high rates of childhood

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CIP Sidewalk Gap Program: Map

  • Over 355 m

55 miles of sidewalk gaps identified in Denver Moves

  • Sidewalk Gaps

along City owned property – 45 m 5 miles

  • Completed o
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progre ress ss- 3 miles along City owned property in 2017/2018

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WORKING WITHIN THE CITY

City Park

York to Colorado Blvd. 5182 LF Council District 9

Montbello Open Space

Albrook & 46th 1020 LF Council District 11

Dunham Park

44th & Thompson 710 LF Council District 9

Yosemite St.

Syracuse to HLC 1541 LF Council District 4

Harvard Gulch North

Clarkson (Iliff & Warren) 600LF Council District 7

Completed segments:

CIP Sidewalk Gap Program

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WORKING WITHIN THE CITY

Completed segments:

  • Sloan’s Lake Phase 1

1375 LF Council District 1

  • Crestmoor Park (Monaco)

220 LF Council District 5

  • First Creek

554 LF Council District 11

  • Magna Carta Park (Hampden)

300 LF Council District 4

CIP Sidewalk Gap Program

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Upcoming segments:

  • Cramner Park (under construction)- Council District 5
  • Bear Creek Park- (start November) -Council District 2
  • Sloan’s Lake Phase II – (bidding now) Council District 1
  • Sports Walk (Auraria West Light rail Station to Mile

High Stadium)- (Start December) Council Districts 3 & 9

  • Park Hill Neighborhood- 17th Street- Council District 8
  • Stapleton (Dallas 47th-50th)- Council District 8

WORKING WITHIN THE CITY

CIP Sidewalk Gap Program

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Elevate Denver Bond Sidewalk Gap Program: Map

Elevate Denver GO Bond:

  • $30.7M for Sidewalks to

Transit

  • $17M for the Globeville,

Elyria, and Swansea neighborhoods

Prioritization based on criteria established in Denver Moves: Pedestrians and Trails.

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Sidewalk Gap Program: Next Steps

  • Continuing to work on assessment, design and construction of sidewalks along

City owned property across all Council Districts

  • Developing the Elevate Denver sidewalk gap program and first locations/timing

– Finish Internal Assessment for updated list – External Assessment, prioritization and implementation strategy – Small package design

What is happening with the gap program in 2018 & 2019?

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Questions?