ZARZAMORA CREEK LINEAR CREEKWAY TRAIL Public Meeting February 6, - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
ZARZAMORA CREEK LINEAR CREEKWAY TRAIL Public Meeting February 6, - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
ZARZAMORA CREEK LINEAR CREEKWAY TRAIL Public Meeting February 6, 2018 LINEAR CREEKWAY TRAILS PROJECT Howard Peak Greenway Trail System: City- wide trails network Trail network on the Westside Creeks to complement the Westside Creeks
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LINEAR CREEKWAY TRAILS PROJECT
- Howard Peak Greenway Trail System: City-
wide trails network
- Trail network on the Westside Creeks to
complement the Westside Creeks Restoration Project vision
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LINEAR CREEKWAY TRAILS PROJECT
PAPE-DAWSON 40% DESIGN PAPE-DAWSON 70% DESIGN RESPEC 70% DESIGN
- Initial segments of trail
completed prior to 2017
- New segment of
Zarzamora Creek Trail will be 10 feet wide and 1.5 miles long
- Trail to begin at W.
36th St. and end at Gen McMullen (tie to existing Trail)
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FUNDING
- $2,935,000 in funding allocated by the City of San Antonio City Council
through the 2015 Proposition 2 Sales Tax initiative for the design and construction of Zarzamora Creek
- SARA is managing the trail construction for the City of San Antonio.
- The City of San Antonio Parks and Recreation Department will be
responsible for operations and maintenance.
- City of San Antonio Parks and Recreation Department is providing
funding to plant trees and install the corresponding irrigation systems along the trail.
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SCHEDULE
Preliminary Engineering Report June 2017 – September 2017 70% Design January 2018 – April 2018 Bidding June 2018 – July 2018 40% Design October 2017 – January 2018 95% Design April 2018 – June 2018 Construction August 2018 – January 2020
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COMPONENTS OF GOOD TRAIL DESIGN
- Safe
- Accessible
- Accommodate walkers, strollers, wheelchairs, bicycles, etc.
- Provides different experiences through winding trail alignments, elements of
surprise, and a variety of views
- Environmental, social and economic sustainability
- Provide connections to neighborhoods, landmarks ,schools etc.
- Rest areas with shade
- Educational and interpretive opportunities
- Amenities: drinking fountains, bike racks, picnic tables, etc.
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PROPOSED TRAIL ALIGNMENT
Western Termination at 36th Street (for Future Extension) Eastern Connection Point at General McMullen (Existing Trail) (9) Proposed Street Connections
- 36th Street (Alderete Park)
- Esmeralda Street
- 34th Street
- San Joaquin Street
- San Ignacio Street
- Dartmouth Street
- San Felipe Street
- General McMullen Street
- W. Martin Street
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PROPOSED TRAIL ALIGNMENT
Street Connection Selection Criteria
- Property currently owned by SARA or City of San Antonio
- Adequate space for trail connection
- Priority placed on connections to landmarks, schools and parks
- Main trail is on same side of the creek.
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EXAMPLE STREET CONNECTION
Tobin Park Trailhead @ Salado Creek Broadway St. @ Brackenridge Park
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ZARZAMORA CREEK STREET CONNECTIONS
- Provide access points to the
trail for the community
- Connect to existing and
proposed landmarks
- schools
- parks
- Provide areas of rest and
shade
- Slow down bicycle traffic at
streets
- Provide signage with
interpretive elements, wayfinding, and trail rules
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ZARZAMORA CREEK @ GEN McMULLEN DR.
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MATERIALS: SIGNAGE
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MATERIALS: CONCRETE & STONE WALLS
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MATERIALS: STONE PAVING
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AMENITIES
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PUBLIC INPUT
Form groups at each Trail Map Mark up maps with any comments Place dots for trail connection points
- Dots can be placed on currently proposed connection points or additional recommended points
- (8) Dots will be provided to each person
Comment Cards are also available for any additional comments
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