Since the North Park | Mid-City Bikeways planning process began in 2013, ten community workshops were held and more than 100 presentations were made to existing community groups to gather feedback on the community’s vision for the project and create opportunities to walk and bike in a low-stress environment. 

Additional opportunities to help shape the design of the six segments are ongoing. Upcoming opportunities are listed below.  

Presentations to community groups and organizations are available upon request. To request a presentation, contact the project manager.

Project Aesthetics Questionnaire

In early 2018, SANDAG sought community input on aesthetic elements that could be included on bikeways in the North Park and Mid-City areas.
Thank you to everyone who provided feedback! 

View the results of the North Park | Mid-City Bikeways Aesthetics Questionnaire (posted 9/13/18)

Eblast: Bikeway Enhancements: Questionnaire Results (posted 9-14-2018)

Previous Community Meetings

Several community meetings and open houses were held during the planning phase of the project. See below for information and materials from past meetings.

Orange Bikeway Community Workshop - April 23, 2019

University Bikeway Community Open House - May 16, 2018

Howard-Orange Bikeway Community Open House - July 27, 2017

Georgia - Meade Bikeway Community Open Houses (2) - May 10 and 25, 2016

Robinson Bikeway Community Open House - January 14, 2016

Open House #1 - August 27, 2013

Flier | Meeting Brochure & Agenda | Project Overview Display Boards | Alignment Study Process Display Boards | Alignment Options Display Boards | Presentation

Open House #2 - February 19, 2014 (joint meeting with Community Advisory Group)
Flier | Meeting Brochure & Agenda | Project Overview Display Boards | Meade-Monroe Corridor Display Boards | Howard-Orange-University Corridor Display Boards | Robinson-Landis Corridor Display Boards | Presentation

Community Advisory Group

The North Park | Mid-City Bikeways Community Advisory Group was formed to provide in-depth input on the design and serve as the community liaison from kick-off to completion of the planning phase. The group met four times at key project milestones. 

Presentation

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