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This Wednesday, May 28, the City Council will determine next steps for the Santa Fe Project. The City Council Agenda provides a full report, with suggested modifications.
Please write to the City Council and encourage them to do the following:
Implement the cost-effective, required modifications to the Santa Fe West project as recommended by staff.
Straighten bike lanes across intersections.
Create parking cut throughs for drivers to access sidewalk.
Add green striping and low profile speed bumps at driveways to alert drivers to cyclists.
Build the Santa Fe East project, which includes adding essential missing sidewalks and separated bike lanes from Evergreen to El Camino Real.
Don’t waste our precious tax money reconfiguring parking spaces. Rather, increase law enforcement ticketing of improperly parked automobiles.
You are invited to the EncinitasBikeWalk quarterly meeting on Thursday, May 8th at 5:30 pm.
Our speaker will be Nathan Schmidt, Transportation and Mobility Manager with the city of Carlsbad. Nathan will share the city’s experience in implementing a lane reduction on Hwy 101 in Carlsbad, navigating the Coastal Commission, and other necessary approvals.
The first phase of the Santa Fe project is complete! Please go check it out. Unfortunately, a vocal group is suggesting we should spend our limited tax dollars to remove the completed work.
Offer your feedback to the city on this survey AND by attending the City Community Meeting on May 13th from 6pm-7:30pm in Council Chambers at Encinitas City Hall.
Whether you ride your bike to Trader Joe’s to pick up groceries, pedal to Beacon’s for a sunrise surf before work, or cycle along the 101 through Encinitas on your coastal road ride, you’ll encounter various types of bike infrastructure in the city designed to provide you with a safe and comfortable riding experience.
In this article, we’ll define each type of bikeway and provide insight into its purpose, advantages, limitations, and recommended use cases.
The Santa Fe Dr project has the potential to improve the safety of students at San Diego Academy (SDA), provide additional convenience for Bobby Riggs patrons and ultimately enhance walkability and bikeability for the surrounding community. City Council will only complete this project to its full and intended design if they hear from Encinitas residents who support it.
Making Encinitas more bikeable and walkable is a grassroots effort. Join our newsletter to stay informed about what’s happening to make the city’s streets safer and more enjoyable.
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