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Minutes—December 17, 2009 Meeting of the Oakland Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee City Hall Hearing Room 4, 5:30-7:30 pm Attendees: Brian Toy, Chris Hwang, Daniel Schulman, Jason Patton, Jennifer Stanley, Jonathan Bair, Mark Dieter, Midori Tabata, Rebecca Saltzman, Ron Bishop, Sanjiv Handa, Bruce Williams 1. Introductions, appointment of note taker Introductions were made and Jennifer Stanley volunteered to take minutes. 2. Approval of meeting minutes (from November) Minutes were approved by consent. 3. AC Transit Bus Rapid Transit Project (BRT): City of Oakland Draft “Locally Preferred Alternative” (LPA) Bruce Williams, Senior Transportation Planner with the City’s Transportation Services Division, explained that each of the three cities through which the proposed BRT project would run (San Leandro, Oakland, and Berkeley) is developing a “Locally Preferred Alternative” (LPA). The LPAs will be analyzed in the Final EIR. To develop Oakland’s LPA (OLPA), City and agency stakeholders held a series of charrettes to better understand how the project would impact multi-modal traffic and parking. All stakeholders agreed to a “complete streets” approach. Bruce shared a large detailed schematic showing the proposed project for Telegraph Ave from the Berkeley border to downtown Oakland, including the dedicated bus lanes, new bus platforms, bike lanes, parking removal, crosswalks, etc. A series of five public meetings will be held in January (see attachment) in neighborhoods along the alignment (generally, starting on Telegraph Ave at the Berkeley border, through downtown on Broadway—in mixed-flow, rather than dedicated lanes--then along International to the San Leandro border). Each meeting will describe the full project, but will focus on the changes the project would bring to the specific neighborhood. Prior to the meetings, in early January, detailed information will be provided online at www.oaklandbrt.com . Notes on OLPA: BRT is expected to decrease bus travel times by 1/3 rd and have stops at approximately every 1/3 rd mile—closer than the current ½ mile stop spacing for the 1R rapid bus. Includes many more crosswalks than currently exist along the alignment, and will install pedestrian refuges (like those on Market St in SF) to improve pedestrian access and safety. The length of the bike lanes is greater than those in the Telegraph bike lanes proposal. Since the street is 68’, removing bike lanes (10’) does not allow parking (14’) to be restored. AC Transit will be required to offset some of the parking loss that must occur to provide sufficient width for the dedicated BRT lanes. Ways to offset the loss include moving meter to side streets (to keep the supply rotating throughout the day) and developing off-street parking. Jason Patton distributed a memo (attached) about bike access along Telegraph Ave, one of three memos developed to compare three alignments for bike access along the BRT corridor. (The two other memos focus on the Eastlake area and International Blvd east of 54 th Ave.) Three bikeway alignments (Telegraph Ave, Webster/Shafter, and West/45 th /Shattuck Ave) are compared based on: distance to destination points on Telegraph Ave; slope; number of turns; and collisions. The comparisons are provided in graph and tabular formats. All three memos present data but do not provide conclusions or recommendations.

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Page 1: Minutes—December 17, 2009 Meeting of the Oakland Bicycle ... · The study was inspired by the recent attempt to increase parking fees and extend meter hours: Council directed staff

Minutes—December 17, 2009 Meeting of the Oakland Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee City Hall Hearing Room 4, 5:30-7:30 pm Attendees: Brian Toy, Chris Hwang, Daniel Schulman, Jason Patton, Jennifer Stanley, Jonathan Bair, Mark Dieter, Midori Tabata, Rebecca Saltzman, Ron Bishop, Sanjiv Handa, Bruce Williams 1. Introductions, appointment of note taker Introductions were made and Jennifer Stanley volunteered to take minutes. 2. Approval of meeting minutes (from November) Minutes were approved by consent. 3. AC Transit Bus Rapid Transit Project (BRT): City of Oakland Draft “Locally Preferred Alternative” (LPA) Bruce Williams, Senior Transportation Planner with the City’s Transportation Services Division, explained that each of the three cities through which the proposed BRT project would run (San Leandro, Oakland, and Berkeley) is developing a “Locally Preferred Alternative” (LPA). The LPAs will be analyzed in the Final EIR. To develop Oakland’s LPA (OLPA), City and agency stakeholders held a series of charrettes to better understand how the project would impact multi-modal traffic and parking. All stakeholders agreed to a “complete streets” approach. Bruce shared a large detailed schematic showing the proposed project for Telegraph Ave from the Berkeley border to downtown Oakland, including the dedicated bus lanes, new bus platforms, bike lanes, parking removal, crosswalks, etc. A series of five public meetings will be held in January (see attachment) in neighborhoods along the alignment (generally, starting on Telegraph Ave at the Berkeley border, through downtown on Broadway—in mixed-flow, rather than dedicated lanes--then along International to the San Leandro border). Each meeting will describe the full project, but will focus on the changes the project would bring to the specific neighborhood. Prior to the meetings, in early January, detailed information will be provided online at www.oaklandbrt.com. Notes on OLPA:

BRT is expected to decrease bus travel times by 1/3rd and have stops at approximately every 1/3rd mile—closer than the current ½ mile stop spacing for the 1R rapid bus.

Includes many more crosswalks than currently exist along the alignment, and will install pedestrian refuges (like those on Market St in SF) to improve pedestrian access and safety.

The length of the bike lanes is greater than those in the Telegraph bike lanes proposal. Since the street is 68’, removing bike lanes (10’) does not allow parking (14’) to be

restored. AC Transit will be required to offset some of the parking loss that must occur to provide

sufficient width for the dedicated BRT lanes. Ways to offset the loss include moving meter to side streets (to keep the supply rotating throughout the day) and developing off-street parking.

Jason Patton distributed a memo (attached) about bike access along Telegraph Ave, one of three memos developed to compare three alignments for bike access along the BRT corridor. (The two other memos focus on the Eastlake area and International Blvd east of 54th Ave.) Three bikeway alignments (Telegraph Ave, Webster/Shafter, and West/45th /Shattuck Ave) are compared based on: distance to destination points on Telegraph Ave; slope; number of turns; and collisions. The comparisons are provided in graph and tabular formats. All three memos present data but do not provide conclusions or recommendations.

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Comments included: How were the bus stop locations chosen? Turning radii vs. the platform location was one

factor. How would bikes access the buses? It might be difficult to load bikes onto the front racks

from the foot-high loading platforms. Might bicycles be allowed inside the bus? How would bike loading effect travel times with the planned five-minute headways? A suggestion was made to limit the number of stop locations for bike boarding.

Provide information in tabular form (e.g. total number of crosswalks, number of stops) for public review.

4. Citywide Parking Study Bruce Williams outlined the draft scope of a planned upcoming citywide bike parking study (see attachment). The study was inspired by the recent attempt to increase parking fees and extend meter hours: Council directed staff to study the issue and develop recommendations. At the 12/1/09 Council meeting, staff outlined general principles to guide the study. In response, Council requested a more multi-modal approach. The goal of parking management is to maintain an 85% occupancy rate to ensure that a parking spot is always available. To do so, many cities have implemented flexible fee systems based on real-time occupancy. Staff will be looking at these systems when developing recommendations. Next steps are to develop the study scope, determine who will conduct the study (in-house/consultant), identify funding, and return to Council in late February/early March 2010. Comments:

Study should address residential areas since too many cars parked on the streets could be a fire safety issue in the hills, and, in other areas, results in parked cars illegally blocking sidewalks. (Staff responded that the study was only focusing on paid parking.)

There is likely to be those who support free but time-limited parking with heavy enforcement.

TransLink card would be a good way to pay plus it could facilitate transit use amongst a new population.

In addition to the cities listed in the handout, Santa Monica and West Hollywood have systems that should be studied.

The Redevelopment Agency is pushing more parking downtown seemingly without consideration of its impact on BRT or conformance with the General Plan. Too much downtown parking could undermine Oakland’s burgeoning urbanism.

4. Bicycle Wayfinding Signage Project Implementation Jason Patton distributed three maps (attached) that illustrate the process for developing a bicycle wayfinding signage plan for a particular route (in this case, 55th/53rd Sts corridor). The first map graphically represents the status of work on both striping and signage projects (which may not be implemented concurrently). Statuses are installed, designed, in design, and next priorities. The Overview Map shows the proximity of supported destinations to the route under development, and how the route connects with other existing routes. The Overview Map allows staff to analyze various options and decide on the destinations to support along the route and at intersecting routes. The Wayfinding Guide Signage Plan applies the outcome of the Overview Map and shows the locations of the signs to be installed, along with the messaging (destinations, distances, turns).

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Jason asked for feedback on how to sign the few supported destinations that are not on any bike route. Comments included:

If a destination is supported along a route, that the turn to the destination should be signed (example: right turn to Children’s Hospital from the West/Genoa Sts route when the route turns left onto 52nd St).

Could the few off-route blocks be added to the bikeway network? 5. Announcements, suggestions for next meeting topics None. ADJOURN: 7:30 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Jennifer Stanley Meeting handouts attached

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100 Pringle Avenue, Suite 600 Walnut Creek, CA 94596 (925) 930-7100 Fax (925) 933-7090 www.fehrandpeers.com

MEMORANDUM Date: November 12, 2009 To: Bruce Williams and Jason Patton, City of Oakland From: Sam Tabibnia and Rob Rees

Subject: Telegraph Avenue Bicycle Lanes and BRT WC09-2645

Currently AC Transit is proposing to install Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) service along Telegraph Avenue in Oakland and Berkeley. Telegraph Avenue is a major arterial in north Oakland and south Berkeley. It is an important transportation corridor for cars, buses and bikes in these parts of Oakland and Berkeley. Currently, many segments of Telegraph Avenue either provide Class 2 bike lanes or are identified to provide Class 2 bike lanes in the future. However, potential installation of BRT lanes on Telegraph Avenue may result in elimination of existing bike lanes or preclude the installation of planned bike lanes. This memorandum explores the suitability for biking and the likelihood that bikes would use Telegraph Avenue and two parallel corridors.

Telegraph Avenue provides the most direct route for bicycles between downtown Oakland and south Berkeley. It is compared to two parallel corridors primarily consisting of Shattuck Avenue and West Street to the west of Telegraph Avenue and Webster Street and Shafter Avenue to the east of Telegraph Avenue. For this analysis, the three routes are defined as between Telegraph Avenue/20th Street and Telegraph Avenue/Bancroft Way intersections. These intersections were selected as they represent almost the entire length of Telegraph Avenue and correspond to the endpoints of the proposed BRT corridor on Telegraph Avenue.

The three routes are shown on Figure 1 and described below.

• Telegraph Avenue – Bicycle facilities would be provided along Telegraph Avenue between downtown Oakland and Bancroft Way in UC Berkeley. Currently, Class 2 bicycle lanes are provided on Telegraph Avenue between Aileen Street in Oakland and Woolsey Street in Berkeley and also between Ashby Avenue and Dwight Way in Berkeley. North of Dwight Way, Telegraph Avenue is currently one-way northbound. The City of Oakland Bicycle Master Plan 2007 Update (BMP) identifies Telegraph Avenue between 20th Street and Aileen Street as proposed Class 2 bicycle lanes.

• Shattuck Avenue/West Street – This route is west of Telegraph Avenue and would consist of (south to north) 20th Street, San Pablo Avenue, West Street, 45th Street, and Shattuck Avenue in Oakland and Shattuck Avenue, Woolsey Street, Deakin Street, Russell Street, Ellsworth Street, and Channing Street in Berkeley. Currently, Class 2 bicycle lanes are provided along West Street and Class 3 bicycle routes are provided on 20th Street and San Pablo Avenue segments of the route. In addition, the BMP identifies Shattuck Avenue between 45th Street and 63rd Street as proposed Class 2 bicycle lanes and 20th Street, San Pablo Avenue and Shattuck Avenue north of 63rd Street as proposed

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Class 3A arterial bike routes. In Berkeley, Woolsey Street, Deakin Street, and Russell Street provide Class 3 bicycle routes and Channing Way provides Class 2 bicycle lanes. Russell Street and Channing Way are also identified as bicycle boulevards.

• Webster Street/Shafter Avenue – This route is east of Telegraph Avenue and would consist of (south to north) 20th Street, Franklin Street, Broadway, Webster Street, 48th Street, Shafter Avenue, Forest Street and Colby Street in Oakland, and Woolsey Street, Hillegass Avenue, Bowditch Street, and Bancroft Way in Berkeley. Currently, the segment of the route on Broadway north of 25th Street provides Class 2 bicycle lanes. Twentieth Street, Broadway south of 25th Street, and the rest of the route north of Broadway are currently designated as Class 3 bicycle routes. The BMP identifies Franklin Street as proposed Class 2 bicycle lane, 20th Street and Forest Street as proposed Class 3A arterial bike routes, and Webster Street, 48th Street, Shafter Street, and Colby Street as proposed Class 3B bicycle boulevards. In Berkeley, Woolsey Street and Hillegass Avenue provide class 3 bike routes and Bowditch Street provides class 2 bike lanes. In addition, Hillegass Avenue and Bowditch Street are identified as bicycle boulevards and Bancroft Way is identified as a Class 2.5 bike route.

Various aspects of these three routes are discussed below.

Key Characteristics

Table 1 compares the key characteristics of these three routes. Telegraph Avenue provides the most direct and shortest route between these two points. In comparison, the two parallel routes are each about one mile (20 percent) longer than Telegraph Avenue. Bicyclists on Telegraph Avenue generally travel in a straight line and are only stopped at signalized intersections. In comparison, bicyclists on the two parallel routes utilize several roadways and are required to frequently turn. The number of turns on a route can contribute to the overall understandability of a route and ease of use by bicyclists. Frequent turns can contribute to bicyclist confusion and turning, especially from major arterials, and can result in potential conflicts with motor vehicles and/or pedestrians. Potentially difficult turning movements for bicyclists on the Shattuck Avenue/ West Street corridor include the left turns from southbound West Street into San Pablo Avenue and from eastbound 45th Street into Shattuck Avenue; and on the Webster Street/Shafter Avenue corridor, navigating through the area around the Broadway/27th Street intersection where many cyclists use the pedestrian plaza just north of the Broadway/27th Street intersection instead of 29th Street to travel between Broadway and Webster Street.

In addition to stopping at signals and turning at numerous intersections, bicyclists on the two parallel routes also stop at stop signs and travel through various traffic calming devices such as traffic circles, speed humps, and diverters.

The BMP designates the entire length of Telegraph Avenue in Oakland as a proposed Class 2 bikeway. In addition, the BMP also designates most of the Shattuck Avenue/West Street and Webster Street/Shafter Avenue corridors as bikeways (Class2, 3A or 3B).

Overall Travel Distance and Distance to Points along Telegraph Avenue

Since many services and destinations are located along Telegraph Avenue, many bicyclists may use one of the two parallel corridors to travel to/from/between points along Telegraph Avenue. Thus, Figure 2 shows the distance to bike from the Telegraph Avenue/20th Street intersection to various points along Telegraph Avenue using Telegraph Avenue and the two parallel corridors.

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TABLE 1 ROADWAY CHARACTERISTIC SUMMARY

Characteristic Telegraph

Avenue Route 1 Shattuck Avenue/

West Street 1 Webster Street/

Shafter Avenue 1

Length (miles) 4.1 5.2 5.0

Number of Intersections 70 78 65

Number of Turns on Route 0 10 15

Number of Signals 32 20 16

Number of Stop Signs 0 13 26

Number of Traffic Circles 0 5 2

Number of Speed Humps 0 6 11

Number of Vehicle Diverters2 0 3 1

Total Elevation Gain (feet) 248 255 280

Consistency with BMP Proposed Bikeway Network

Corridor designated as a Class 2 bikeway

Corridor designated as Class 2, Class 3A or

Class 3B bikeway

Corridor designated as Class 2, Class 3A or

Class 3B bikeway

1. Characteristics for all three routes between Telegraph Avenue/20th Street and Telegraph Avenue/ Bancroft Way intersections.

2. Diverters prohibit through vehicle movements only. They do not affect bicycle movements.

Source: City of Oakland, City of Berkeley, Fehr & Peers, 2009

The horizontal axis on this graph shows intersections along Telegraph Avenue. The Telegraph Avenue route shows the distance from 20th Street/Telegraph Avenue intersection to cross-streets along Telegraph Avenue using Telegraph Avenue. The graph also shows the distance from 20th Street/Telegraph Avenue intersection to cross-streets along Telegraph Avenue using the two parallel corridors. For each cross street on the parallel routes, it is assumed that cyclists would use the shortest path from the parallel corridor to reach Telegraph Avenue with minimal use of Telegraph Avenue.

Figure 3 shows the difference in distance between using the two parallel corridors and Telegraph Avenue to bike from Telegraph Avenue/20th Street intersection to various points along Telegraph Avenue. As shown on the figure, Shattuck Avenue/West Street route can be as much as 1.1 miles and Webster Street/Shafter Avenue route can be as much as 1 mile longer than using Telegraph Avenue. South of 55th Street, Webster Street/Shafter Avenue route is generally shorter than the Shattuck Avenue/West Street route. North of 55th Street, as the roadway network becomes less grid-like, the difference in distance between the two parallel routes varies depending on the destination along Telegraph Avenue.

Elevation and Grade

Figure 4 shows elevations along the three routes. Telegraph Avenue has a generally consistent ascending grade of about 1.1 percent along its length. Although the two parallel routes start and end at the same elevation as the Telegraph Avenue route, the grades along each route varies. Both parallel corridors experience uphill and downhill grades along their routes as they experience hills and freeway underpasses. Grades along the parallel corridors can be as high as

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nine percent (on Webster Street just north of 34th Street). As a result, bicyclists on the Shattuck Avenue/West Street corridor have a slightly higher elevation gain (i.e., bicycling uphill) and bicyclists on the Webster Street/Shafter Avenue corridor have about ten percent more elevation gain than bicyclists along Telegraph Avenue.

Bicycle Volumes

An automated bicycle loop counter was recently installed on southbound Telegraph Avenue at 66th Street by City of Oakland and UC Berkeley Traffic Safety Center. Based on data collected in March 2009 and extrapolated using manual counts collected on March 29, 2009, UC Berkeley Traffic Safety Center estimates that about 860 bicyclists use this segment of Telegraph Avenue (both directions) on a typical weekday. It is also estimated that about 35 bicyclists during the AM peak hour and 75 bicyclists during the PM peak hour use this segment of Telegraph Avenue.

Table 2 compares bicycle volumes on the three routes (Telegraph Avenue, Webster Street, and West Street) just south of MacArthur Boulevard based on AM and PM peak hour data collected in fall 2008 and spring 2009. As shown in the table, more bicyclists currently use Telegraph Avenue than the other two routes during both AM and PM peak hours. The number of bicyclists observed on Telegraph Avenue south of MacArthur Boulevard during the PM peak hour is similar to the data collected on Telegraph Avenue at 66th Street.

TABLE 2 BICYCLE VOLUME COMPARISON

JUST SOUTH OF MACARTHUR BOULEVARD

Time Period Direction Telegraph

Avenue Route Shattuck Avenue/

West Street Webster Street/ Shafter Avenue

Northbound 17 3 5

Southbound 37 9 33 AM Peak Hour

Total 54 12 38

Northbound 31 17 38

Southbound 40 4 16 PM Peak Hour

Total 71 21 54

Source: Data collected by Fehr & Peers in Fall 2008 and Spring 2009 for the Alta Bates Summit Medical Center Master Plan EIR.

Bicycle Collisions

Figure 2 shows bicycle collisions along the three routes and the surrounding areas by intersection based on data collected between October 2002 and September 2007 in Oakland. As shown in Table 3, during this period, 63 collisions involving bicycles were reported along Telegraph Avenue. In comparison, 28 collisions along Shattuck Avenue/West Street route and 21 collisions along Webster Street/Shafter Avenue route were reported during the same time period. Several factors may contribute to the lower number of bicycle collisions on the parallel corridors including lower number of bicyclists and lower number of vehicles. In general, most collisions occurred where major arterials intersect.

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TABLE 3 BICYCLE COLLISION SUMMARY

Route Total Bicycle

Collisions Injury Fatality

Percent Injury

Percent Fatality

Telegraph Avenue1 63 45 0 71% 0%

Shattuck Avenue/ West Street 1

28 21 1 75% 3.6%

Webster Street/ Shafter Avenue 1

21 13 0 62% 0%

Oakland Average2 67% 0.5%

1. Based on collision data from October 2002 to September 2007 as provided by City of Oakland.

2. Based on collision data from 1995 to 2004 as summarized in City of Oakland Bicycle Master Plan 2007 Update.

Source: Fehr & Peers, 2009

The Telegraph Avenue and Shattuck Avenue/West Street routes had a higher rate of collisions resulting in injuries than citywide average and Webster Street/Shafter Avenue route had a lower rate. During this period, one fatality was reported on the Shattuck Avenue/West Street route. This fatality occurred at the San Pablo Avenue/West Street intersection and involved a bicycle and moving vehicle.

Table 4 summarizes the bicycle collisions along the three routes by type and provides a comparison to citywide averages. Similar to citywide statistics, the majority of bicycle collisions along the three routes involve bicyclists and moving vehicles.

Please contact us with questions or comments.

TABLE 4 BICYCLE COLLISION SUMMARY BY TYPE

Collision Type Telegraph

Avenue Route1 Shattuck Avenue/

West Street 1 Webster Street/ Shafter Avenue 1

Oakland Average 2

Bicyclist/Driver 57 (90.5%) 25 (89.3%) 17 (81.0%) 791 (92.8%)

Bicyclist/Parked Car 3 (4.8%) 1 (3.6%) 3 (14.3%) 28 (3.3%)

Bicyclist Only 1 (1.6%) 0 (0.0%) 0 (0.0%) 16 (1.9%)

Bicyclist and Pedestrian

2 (3.2%) 2 (7.1%) 1 (4.8%) 5 (0.6%)

Other 0 (0.0%) 0 (0.0%) 0 (0.0%) 12 (1.4%)

Total 63 (100%) 28 (100%) 21 (100%) 852 (100%)

1. Based on collision data from October 2002 to September 2007 as provided by City of Oakland.

2. Based on collision data from 2000 to 2004 as summarized in City of Oakland Bicycle Master Plan 2007 Update.

Source: Fehr & Peers, 2009

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FIGURE 2

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FIGURE 3

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Trestle Glen Rd

Wildwood Av

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Longridge Rd

Harbord DrClarewood Dr

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Mandana Blvd

Requa Rd

Margarido

Dr

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Santa Ray Av

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Fronta

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Contra Costa Rd

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Bicycle Collisions

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Shattuck Ave / West St Corridor

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[eb] Chabot

[eb] Redwood

[eb] Tilden

[eb] Sibley

Knowland Park

Joaquin Miller Park Leona Heights Park

Lakeside Park

[eb] Roberts

[eb] Martin Luther King Jr Shoreline

[eb] Middle Harbor

[eb] Lake Temescal

[eb] Martin Luther King Jr Shoreline

Mosswood Park

Arroyo Viejo Park

Dimond Park

Raimondi Park

San Antonio Park

Defremery Park

Bushrod Park

Brookfield Park

Union Point Park

North Oakland Sports Center

[eb] Martin Luther King Jr Shoreline

Greenman Field Tassafaronga Park

Lake Merritt

Skyline Blvd

E 12th St

Broadway

Bancroft Ave

14th St

Grand Ave Foothill Blvd

Telegraph Ave

Park B

lvdEast Bay Greenway

Doolittle Dr

Fruitvale Ave

7th St

San Leandro St

38th

Ave

MacArthur Blvd

West St

8th St

Adeline St

Market St

Golf Links R

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International Blvd

85th

Ave

Keller

Ave

2nd St

Embarcadero

Edes Ave

14th

Ave40th

St

9th St

Mandela Pkwy

Grizzly Peak Blvd

Plymouth St55th

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Monterey Blvd

73rd

Ave

27th St

94th

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55th S

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3rd St

Tunnel Rd

7th St P

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Shattuck Ave

Webster St

32nd St

Claremont Ave

Lakeshore Ave

Hegenberger Rd

51st St

E 15th St

Middle Harbor Rd Path

High St

23rd Ave

College Ave

E 7th St

Peralta St

Oak St

Atho

l Ave

San Pablo Ave

Madison St

Edgewater Dr

Franklin St

16th Ave20th St

105th

Ave

Maritime St Path

Alcatr

az Ave

E 21st St

41st St

Piedmont Ave

35th

Ave

69th

Ave

Colby St

Shafter Ave

53rd S

t

21st Ave

Redwood

Rd

E 19th St

Chabo

t Rd

4th Av

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Genoa St

Mountain Blvd

Oakla

nd Av

e

Mandana

Bl

Clay St

Avenal Ave

10th St

Broad

way T

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22nd Ave

Park Blvd Path

Semina

ry Ave

92nd

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Harri

son S

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Haven

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Wisconsin St

MLK Shoreline Path (partial)

104th

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Stanley Ave

Lakeside Dr

Bayo St

106th

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anyon

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Arthur St

Ron Cowan Path

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Tiffin Rd

75th

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5th Av

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Airport Dr Path

Steele St

Butters Dr

Excelsior Ave

Trestle Glen Rd

54th

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Sunnymere Ave

65th S

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Martin Luther King Jr Wy

Burde

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Hollis St

Beach St

John G

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Moss Ave

Pleasant Valley Ave

Forest St

Leona Quarry Path

66th

Ave

Alameda

Ave

Posey Tube Path

Tidewater Ave

Bellev

ue Ave

Santa Clara Ave

Washington St

Lawton

Ave

Cairo Rd

Duncan Wy

B St

Lake Temescal Path

Apricot St

Ardley Ave

29th Ave

Grass Valley Rd

E St

Wate

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Sunnyh

ills Rd

Robinson Dr

E 18th St

Waterfront Trail #01

Churc

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1st Av

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Bay Place

Calaveras

Ave

Cavour St

Link St

16th St

Morgan Ave

Glencourt Dr

98th Ave

Carls

ton Av

San Leandro Creek Path

Potomac St

4th St Path

Lake Park Ave52nd S

t

Wood St

Leimert Blvd

Beacon St

Edwa

rds A

ve

Kennedy St

E 30th St

Carmel St

Holman Rd

E 33rd St

48th S

t

48th Ave

Horton St

Occidental St

Colton Blvd

66th S

t

Bay Br

idge C

onne

ctor P

ath

Calav

eras A

ve

Mountain Blvd

Adeline St

8th St

Wood St

Market St

MacArthur Blvd Hegenberger Rd

High S

t

MacArthur Blvd

85th

Ave

E 21st St

Foothill Blvd

7th St Path

Claremont Ave

38th

Ave

Broadway Ter

Peralta St

Webster St

MacArthur Blvd

Mountain Blvd

Laurel

Dimond

Oakmore

Fairfax

Temescal

Glenview

Elmhurst

Eastmont

Eastlake

Rockridge

Montclair

Millsmont

Chinatown

[ba] Ashby

Grand Lake

Woodminster

Park Street

Piedmont Ave

[ba] 19th St

[am] Coliseum

Oakland Ferry

Sobrante Park[ba] Fruitvale

[ba] MacArthur

[am] Emeryville

[am] Jack London

[ba] San Leandro

[ba] West Oakland

Coliseum

Bay Bridge

Skyline HS

Oakland HS

Fremont HS[H] Summit

[H] Kaiser

[eb] Tilden

UC Berkeley

[eb] Sibley

[eb] Chabot[eb] Redwood

[eb] Roberts

[eb] Redwood

[H] Highland

McClymonds HS

Castlemont HSMills College

Laney College

[H] Alta Bates

[H] Children's

Oakland Airport

Oakland Tech HS

Merritt College

Holy Names Univ

Patten University

College of Alameda

[eb] Lake Temescal

Leona Heights Park

California College of the Arts

Moraga

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Signage Statusinstalleddesignedin designnext priorities

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Alameda

Downtown

Piedmont

Lakeside Park

MosswoodPark

Raimondi Park

San Antonio Park

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Lake Merritt

San Francisco Bay Trail

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14th St

Grand Ave

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h A

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7th St

Wes

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8th St

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St

Mar

ket S

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2nd St

40th St

9th St

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dela

Pkw

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27th St

55th St

3rd St

Embarcadero

Web

ster

St

14th Ave

Shattuck Ave

Park Blvd

32nd St

51st St

Lake

shor

e Ave

E 15th St

Athol A

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College A

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Oak

St

Pera

lta S

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Mad

ison

St

San Pablo Ave

Clar

emon

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Fran

klin

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MacArthur Blvd

20th St

16th

Ave

Alcatraz Ave

Piedm

ont A

ve41st St

Colby St

53rd St

Shaft

er A

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E 19th St

Chabot Rd

4th Ave

Genoa St

Oakland

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Clay

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Middle Harbor Rd Path

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Harrison St

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g Jr

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h St

Moss Ave

Forest St

Pleasant Valley Ave

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vue

Ave

Bay Bridge Connector Path

Waterfront Trail

#05

Linda Ave

Waterfront Trail #01

E 18th St

7th St Path

4th St

E 10th St

1st Ave

Cavour St

16th St

Bay Place

13th

Ave

Waterfront Trail #02

Wood St

Wayne Ave

Chetwood St

Horton St

Occidental St

66th St

Pera

lta S

t

10th St

Claremont Ave

Har

rison

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MacArthur Blvd

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ster

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8th St

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ket S

t

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line

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Temescal

Eastlake

Chinatown

[ba] Ashby

Grand Lake

Piedmont Ave

Oakland Ferry

[ba] MacArthur

[am] Emeryville

[ba] West Oakland

[H] Summit

UC Berkeley

McClymonds HS

Laney College

[H] Alta Bates

Oakland Tech HS

[H] Children’s

[H] Kaiser

California College of the Arts

0 0.5 1 1.5 2Miles

Destinations Supported: Eastbound Westboundthroughout route: n/a Emeryville [am] Emeryvillewhere applicable: Rockridge [ba] Rockridge

Decision Destinations at Intersecting Bikeways

Eastbound destination:[ba] Rockridge

Eastbound destination:Rockridge

Westbound destinations:Emeryville[am] Emeryville

Emeryville & [am] Emeryville:westbound destinationssigned throughout route

Rockridge & [ba] Rockridge:eastbound destinationssigned along route based on proximity to other [ba] stations.

55th St / 53rd St Corridor Overview Map

Jack London SqJack London Sq

BerkeleyBerkeley[ba] Ashby[ba] Ashby

[ba] Rockridge[ba] Rockridge

DowntownDowntown

DowntownDowntown

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Emeryville

Berkeley

45th St

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t Av

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sley A

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v

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54th St53rd St

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41st St

Mcauley St

44th St

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58th St

54th St

50th St

46th St

48th St

Martin St

Temescal

[H] Children's

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]

123[left turn]

129[righ

t turn]

116[right turn]

312[ba] Rockridge 0.9

111[right turn]

109

Rockridge 2.1

110

[soft left turn]

131[ba] Rockridge 0.7

115

[ba] Rockridge 1.3

119<[ba] Rockridge

Downtown>

132

^Berkeley

<Emeryville

Rockridge>

113

^Rockridge

<[ba] Ashby

Dow

ntown>

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Jack London Sq>

133^Jack London Sq

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Emeryville>

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Potential Coordination Area with Emeryville

to Rockridge 0.4 mi

Attachment C55th St / 53rd St BikewayWayfinding Guide Signage Plan

Bikeway Route

Existing Bikeway Proposed BikewayExisting SG-45

New WayfindingSign Location

D11-1 from otherbikeway project

New Warning Sign

New Regulatory S

ign