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Evanston Illinois

Evanston Illinois. Dodge Avenue/ETHS /Mason Park Bike Improvements Project. Sat Nagar, P.E. Assistant Director of Engineering & Infrastructure. September 29, 2014. DODGE AVENUE – HOWARD ST. TO CHURCH ST. OPTION A – PROTECTED BIKE LANE. 6. DODGE AVENUE – HOWARD ST. TO CHURCH ST.

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  1. Evanston Illinois Dodge Avenue/ETHS /Mason Park Bike Improvements Project Sat Nagar, P.E. Assistant Director of Engineering & Infrastructure September 29, 2014

  2. DODGE AVENUE – HOWARD ST. TO CHURCH ST. OPTION A – PROTECTED BIKE LANE 6

  3. DODGE AVENUE – HOWARD ST. TO CHURCH ST. OPTION B – BUFFERED BIKE LANE 6

  4. DODGE AVENUE • Howard – Mulford • - Existing Parking: 61 • - Protected Bike Lane Parking Impact: - 10 • - Buffered Bike Lane Parking Impact: - 2 • Mulford – Oakton • - Existing Parking: 75 • - Protected Bike Lane Parking Impact: - 9 • - Buffered Bike Lane Parking Impact: - 2

  5. DODGE AVENUE • Oakton – Main • - Existing Parking: 129 • - Protected Bike Lane Parking Impact: - 13 • - Buffered Bike Lane Parking Impact: - 1 • Main – Greenleaf • - Existing Parking: 91 • - Protected Bike Lane Parking Impact: - 14 • - Buffered Bike Lane Parking Impact: - 6 • (to preserve 10 parking spaces, existing shared lane will be maintained just north of Main St.for about 200 feet)

  6. DODGE AVENUE • Greenleaf – Dempster • - Existing Parking: 51 • - Protected Bike Lane Parking Impact: - 37 • - Buffered Bike Lane Parking Impact: - 17 • Dempster – Lake • - Existing Parking: 39 • - Protected Bike Lane Parking Impact: - 4 • - Buffered Bike Lane Parking Impact: + 2

  7. DODGE AVENUE • Lake – Church • - Existing Parking: 86 • - Buffered Bike Lane Parking Impact: - 6

  8. DODGE AVENUE Parking Spaces Available: 532 Total Impact Protected Bike Lane: - 93 Buffered Bike Lane: - 32 Staff recommends that the buffered bike lane option design be presented to IDOT/CMAP as scope change to minimize the loss of parking spaces.

  9. NEXT STEPS Public Meetings: @ Mason Park – November, 2014 @ Levy Center – December, 2014 IDOT/CMAP Coordination/Approval, 2014/2015 Transportation & Parking Committee/ City Council Approval Construction: 2015

  10. CHURCH STREET /ETHS Off Street Bike Path • Dodge Avenue to Pitner Avenue • - Off street bike path on the south side of Church Street/ETHS grounds between Pitner Avenue & Dodge Avenue

  11. NEXT STEPS Public Meetings: @ Mason Park – November, 2014 @ Levy Center – December, 2014 ETHS Coordination – 2014 Transportation & Parking Committee/ City Council Approval Construction: 2015

  12. MASON PARK Off Street Bike Path • Davis Street to Church Street • - Connect Davis Street to Church Street bike corridor • - Off-street shared path on the north side between Florence and park entrance • - Separate bike path within Mason Park

  13. NEXT STEPS Public Meetings: @ Mason Park – November, 2014 @ Levy Center – December, 2014 Transportation & Parking Committee/ City Council Approval Construction: 2015

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