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Daniel Krompholz [email protected]. Project Scope. The purpose of this project is to improve pedestrian and bicycle transportation along and to the recently established tri-city Lamorinda Trail Loop. Source: bicycling.511.org. Existing Land Use. Lamorinda Trail Loop. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Daniel KrompholzDaniel Krompholz
[email protected]@gmail.com
Project ScopeProject Scope
The purpose of this project is to improve The purpose of this project is to improve pedestrian and bicycle transportation pedestrian and bicycle transportation along and to the recently established tri-along and to the recently established tri-city Lamorinda Trail Loop.city Lamorinda Trail Loop.
Source: bicycling.511.org
Existing Land UseExisting Land Use
Lamorinda Trail LoopLamorinda Trail Loop
Existing Cyclist Existing Cyclist FacilitiesFacilities
Existing Cyclist Facility TypesExisting Cyclist Facility Types
Class I BikewayMulti-Use Path
Class II Bike Lane Class III Bike Route
Existing Cyclist FacilitiesExisting Cyclist Facilities
Rating 5 – Safest
Moraga Way, Moraga
Rating 2 Rating 1 – Least Safe
Rating 4
Rating 3
Visual Safety Assessment Ratings for Cyclist SafetyVisual Safety Assessment Ratings for Cyclist Safety
Cyclist Facilities Perceived Safety MapCyclist Facilities Perceived Safety Map
Existing Pedestrian Existing Pedestrian FacilitiesFacilities
Existing Pedestrian Facility TypesExisting Pedestrian Facility Types
Separated Paths Sidewalks
Existing Pedestrian FacilitiesExisting Pedestrian Facilities
Rating 5 – Safest
Rating 2 Rating 1 – Least Safe
Rating 4
Rating 3
Visual Safety Assessment Ratings for Pedestrian SafetyVisual Safety Assessment Ratings for Pedestrian Safety
Pedestrian Facilities Perceived Safety MapPedestrian Facilities Perceived Safety Map
Short-Term Short-Term RecommendationsRecommendations
► Widen bike lanes to meet Widen bike lanes to meet Caltrans design standards (right)Caltrans design standards (right)
► Stripe Class II facilities along Stripe Class II facilities along designated Class II facilities designated Class II facilities (bottom right)(bottom right)
► Repave uneven surfaces (below)Repave uneven surfaces (below)
►Establish guiding policies in the Establish guiding policies in the Lamorinda Cities’ General Plans to:Lamorinda Cities’ General Plans to: Provide safe and convenient pedestrian Provide safe and convenient pedestrian
and cyclist circulation along and to the trail and cyclist circulation along and to the trail looploop
Promote trail loop facilities as a priority for Promote trail loop facilities as a priority for funding and maintenancefunding and maintenance
Promote the development of a tri-city Promote the development of a tri-city masterplan to address additional connector masterplan to address additional connector trails to the looptrails to the loop
Long-Term Long-Term RecommendationsRecommendations
Given the opportunity to acquire easements Given the opportunity to acquire easements or right-of-ways along the loop, trails should or right-of-ways along the loop, trails should be designed preferentially for pedestrians be designed preferentially for pedestrians and cyclists (with exception to the Lafayette-and cyclists (with exception to the Lafayette-Moraga Regional Trail which should remain Moraga Regional Trail which should remain managed as a mixed-use trail)managed as a mixed-use trail)
Adopt preferred bicycle lane width standards Adopt preferred bicycle lane width standards for facilities and implement them along for facilities and implement them along existing Class II facilities or pending existing Class II facilities or pending easement or right-of-way acquisitioneasement or right-of-way acquisition
Long-Term Long-Term RecommendationsRecommendations
Planning Additional Connector Planning Additional Connector TrailsTrails
Approach – McHarg Overlay MethodApproach – McHarg Overlay Method
► Maximum Social Benefit at the Least Social Maximum Social Benefit at the Least Social CostCost
► The darker the tone the greater the cost, the lighter The darker the tone the greater the cost, the lighter the tone the less costthe tone the less cost
Social Values CompositeSocial Values Composite
Resource Values CompositeResource Values Composite
Opportunities & ConstraintsOpportunities & Constraints
ConclusionConclusion
► Recommendations were made to promote Recommendations were made to promote both short-term and long-term both short-term and long-term improvements to the trail loop.improvements to the trail loop.
► The feasibility for using GIS and widely The feasibility for using GIS and widely accessible data to plan additional connector accessible data to plan additional connector trails to the trail loop was demonstrated.trails to the trail loop was demonstrated.
► Consideration of this project by the Consideration of this project by the Lamorinda cities can hopefully bring the Lamorinda cities can hopefully bring the region a step closer to being a walkable and region a step closer to being a walkable and cyclist-friendly placecyclist-friendly place
AcknowledgementsAcknowledgementsFrancis, MarkFrancis, Mark Professor, LDAProfessor, LDAGreco, SteveGreco, Steve Professor, LDAProfessor, LDAGutstein, JoyceGutstein, Joyce Director - PSRPDirector - PSRPUstin, SusanUstin, Susan CSTARS Director & UC Davis Professor of Resource ScienceCSTARS Director & UC Davis Professor of Resource ScienceHuber, PatrickHuber, Patrick Graduate Student Researcher, UC Davis Geography Grad GroupGraduate Student Researcher, UC Davis Geography Grad GroupWhiting, MikeWhiting, Mike Post-Doctoral Scholar - CSTARS & UC Davis LAWRPost-Doctoral Scholar - CSTARS & UC Davis LAWRSkinner, ToddSkinner, Todd Director - Parks and Recreation, City of OrindaDirector - Parks and Recreation, City of OrindaWolff, GregWolff, Greg Senior Planner – Planning Services Division, City of Senior Planner – Planning Services Division, City of
Lafayette Lafayette Fazel, JohnFazel, John Vice President - American Discovery Trail SocietyVice President - American Discovery Trail SocietyTrombetti, MarcoTrombetti, Marco Post-Doctoral Scholar - CSTARSPost-Doctoral Scholar - CSTARSGreenberg, JonathanGreenberg, Jonathan Post-Doctoral Scholar - CSTARSPost-Doctoral Scholar - CSTARSLay, MuiLay, Mui Post Graduate Researcher - CERESPost Graduate Researcher - CERESAndrew, MargaretAndrew, Margaret Graduate Student Researcher – CSTARSGraduate Student Researcher – CSTARSHestir, ErinHestir, Erin Graduate Student Researcher - CALSPACEGraduate Student Researcher - CALSPACENoujdina, NinaNoujdina, Nina Remote Sensing Analyst - CSTARSRemote Sensing Analyst - CSTARSKeightley, KeirKeightley, Keir Graduate Student Researcher – CSTARSGraduate Student Researcher – CSTARSHart, QuinnHart, Quinn Programmer, CERESProgrammer, CERESScheer, GeorgeScheer, George Programmer/Systems Analyst, CSTARSProgrammer/Systems Analyst, CSTARSHill, ScottHill, Scott Orinda Watershed Ranger Supervisor - EBMUDOrinda Watershed Ranger Supervisor - EBMUDSkahill, JeffSkahill, Jeff Senior GIS Programmer - EBMUDSenior GIS Programmer - EBMUDStone, BethStone, Beth GIS Analyst - EBRPDGIS Analyst - EBRPD
Thank youThank you
Daniel KrompholzDaniel Krompholz
925-285-7206925-285-7206
[email protected]@ucdavis.edu