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BIKEWAYS, TRAILS, PARKS & RECREATION MASTER PLAN |

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Specific suggestions for other desired improvements or destinations included, among others:

I would like to see a bike trail from the percolation ponds to the Coyote Creek Bike Trail

Hill Road is unsafe as is

De Witt could seriously use a shoulder wide enough for a bike.

I would like to bike all the way downtown from Paradise Valley on a bike trail

FINDINGS

Of those that specified an “other” location, 14% said they currently bike downtown or to

restaurants, but 52% said they would be interested in biking to a downtown or restaurant

location. This is aligned with the comments about trails that indicated there are not enough

trails close to or connected to downtown. (See Table 4 and Figure 5.)

Thirty percent of respondents said they currently bike to a park, pool or field, and 33% said

they would be interested in biking to these locations.

APPLICATION OF FINDINGS

Responses to questions related to both trails and biking indicate that there is significant

interest in improved bikeway connections to downtown. Given the recent mixed responses to

the road diet in downtown, the community’s preferences for types of bicycle infrastructure

should be further explored.

The interest in biking to park, pool or field indicates that opportunities for bike connections to

parks and recreation facilities should be identified.