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Seattle Bicycle Master Plan 2016-2020 Implementation Plan 2015 Summer Parkways - Ballard Transportation Committee Barbara Gray and Darby Watson May 17, 2016 Our mission, vision, and core values Mission : deliver a high-quality Vision :


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Seattle Bicycle Master Plan

2016-2020 Implementation Plan

Transportation Committee Barbara Gray and Darby Watson May 17, 2016

2015 Summer Parkways - Ballard

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Our mission, vision, and core values

Committed to 5 core values to create a city that is:

  • Safe
  • Interconnected
  • Affordable
  • Vibrant
  • Innovative

For all

Mission: deliver a high-quality transportation system for Seattle Vision: connected people, places, and products

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Presentation overview

  • Vision, goals, and

accomplishments

  • 2016 – 2020 Implementation

Plan

  • Center City Mobility Plan

Coordination

  • Upcoming projects

& programs in 2016

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Bicycle Master Plan Vision

Ri Ridi ding ng a bicycle is a comf mfortable le and integ egral al part of f da daily life fe in Seattl ttle e fo for pe peopl ple e of a f all age ges s and ab d abilit ities ies.

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Bicycle Master Plan Goals

BMP Goals

Safety ety Ridershi ship Livabil ility ity Equity Connectiv ectivity ity

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Prioritization framework

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Quantitative

Safety 40 points Connectivity 25 points Equity 20 points Ridership 10 points Livability 5 points

100 points

Qualitative

  • Potential to leverage
  • ther projects
  • Policy directives
  • Community interest
  • Geographic balance
  • Address gaps in

network

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Completed projects

  • Protected bike lanes
  • 8th Ave S
  • Delridge Way SW
  • Dexter Ave N
  • Roosevelt Way NE interim PBL
  • Mercer St
  • 5th Ave N
  • NE Ravenna Blvd / Cowen Pl NE
  • NE Campus Pkwy
  • College Way N
  • Rainier Ave S
  • Pinehurst Way NE

– Neighborhood greenways

  • S Myrtle St
  • Central Area neighborhood greenway (CANG)
  • 21st Ave SW
  • 17th Ave NW
  • Off-street projects
  • Beacon Ave S
  • Portside Trail
  • Duwamish Trail

– In-street projects

  • Phinney Ave N / N 43rd St
  • Thomas St

2015 Accomplishments

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17th Ave NW - Before 17th Ave NW - After

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2016 Implementation Plan

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Planning for Center City 2035

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Daily commute trips into Center City

  • 50,000

100,000 150,000 200,000 250,000 300,000 350,000 2015 2035 Other Auto

Commute trips by automobile today

(2014 Commute Seattle Mode Split Survey)

30% 30% 37% 37% 28% 28% 30% 30% 55% 55% 51% 51% 55% 55% 67% 67%

Number of trips today and in 2035* *Assumes downtown streets are near capacity, but need to accommodate growth

N/A

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Unprecedented investment and development

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Center City Mobility Plan Coordination

Optimize use of limited street space Provide safe and reliable transportation

  • ptions

Enhance the public realm Anticipate and be flexible to account for future changes Provide and enhance mobility Support economic vitality

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Highlights

  • On the boards
  • 2nd Ave extension to Denny (2017)
  • 9th Ave N
  • SODO trail extension
  • Meridian Ave N
  • Renton Ave S
  • S Dearborn St
  • Banner Way NE
  • N 92nd St
  • 20th Ave W / Gilman Ave W
  • N 34th St
  • Roy St
  • Under construction
  • Roosevelt Way NE
  • Westlake Ave N
  • WA Arboretum Loop Trail

2016 Implementation Plan

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2016 Research & education

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Highlights:

  • Pedestrian and bicycle

safety education

– expanded to all public elementary schools (72)

  • Trails Upgrade Plan
  • Neighborhood greenways

evaluation

  • Vision Zero

– Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Analysis

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Changes from 2015 to 2016

15 2017 completed Defer for Link Extended

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Additions: 2015 to 2016 5-year plans

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Project cts s Added Cost Cost Miles Coordination opportunities S Columbian Way PBL $754 k 0.58 Washington Arboretum Loop Trail $1.7 m 1.2 Yesler Way PBL $858 k 0.66 Green Lake Dr N PBL $3.3 m 2.55 N 50th St PBL $832 k 0.64 New routes studied Ballard greenway connection to BGT $385 k 1.2 SODO trail extension to 6th Ave S $604 k 0.63 Madison BRT parallel routes $1 m 1.59 Geographic balancing SW Morgan St / Dumar Way SW PBL $2.6 m 1.98 SW Myrtle St NGW $195 k 0.39 2020 projects $39.2 m 6.38 TOTALS $51.4 m 17.8

Includes Northgate Ped/Bike Bridge ($33.5 m)

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Project jects Deferred ed Cost Miles Geographic balancing 12th Ave S PBL $624 k 0.48 Airport Way S PBL $2.4 m 1.87 MLK Jr Way S PBL $4.7 m 3.59 S Jackson St PBL $832 k 0.64 E Pine St NGW $450 k 0.9 S Marion St NGW $250 k 0.5 Pending further study N 130th St PBL $1.5 m 1.15 SW Juneau St NGW $450 k 0.9 NE 68th/66th St NGW $1.1 m 2.2 S Hill St NGW $500 k 1 N 36th St NGW $450 k 0.9 Low ranking S Dearborn St / 29th Ave NGW $1.4 m 2.8 1st Ave NE $1.05 m 2.1 TOTALS ALS $15.7 m 19.03

Subtractions: 2015 to 2016 5-year plans

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Center City Bike Network

Case Study: Ninth Ave N

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  • Interim PBL on the boards
  • Coordination with multiple

construction projects

  • Enhanced Roy and Dexter

PBL

Const nstruct ructio ion n Clo losure ure (9th

th Ave N & J

John hn) Tempora rary ry Utili ility ty Pole les in Street t (9 (9th

th Ave N &

& Harris rison)

Nint nth Ave e PBL

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Process improvements

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  • Work with SBAB throughout year
  • Rerun prioritization pending Center City

Mobility Plan guidance

  • Initiate 2017 plan
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2017 Implementation Plan next steps

Date Activity/action June Integrate updated safety data July Begin work w/ SBAB for 2017 Implementation Plan September 6 month update to SBAB and Council March 2017 2017-2021 Implementation Plan & 2016 Progress Report

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Questions?

darby.watson@seattle.gov | (206) 684-7609

www.seattle.gov/transportation/bike.htm

www.seattle.gov/transportation