Planning Team Presents Findings of Pedestrian/Bicycle Safety and Connectivity Plan to Rush Town Board on July 23


header image title FINAL PLAN with project name and logo and date of presentation to the town board on July 23 at 7pm

 

After months of planning, community input, and collaborative work, the Town of Rush is excited for the consultant team to present the FINAL Pedestrian & Bicycle Safety Connectivity Plan – a comprehensive roadmap to encourage walking and biking throughout our community.

Join Us for This Important Town Board Meeting

When: Wednesday, July 23 at 7:00 PM
Where: Rush Town Hall (977 E Henrietta Rd)

Can't attend in person? Watch the live stream: http://www.youtube.com/@rushtownyoutube7650 

What You'll See

This presentation marks a significant milestone for our community. Come see how your input has been transformed into actionable strategies that will guide Rush's transportation investments for years to come.

Infrastructure project recommendations and strategies are designed to:

  • Enhance pedestrian and bicycle safety throughout Rush
  • Improve safety and connections around Routes 15A and 251
  • Better connect you to our beautiful Lehigh Valley Trail
  • Focus on safety improvements in our historic Hamlet area
  • Create viable transportation options that improve quality of life and public health

Your Input Made This Possible

This plan reflects your priorities and your vision for Rush. Through public meetings, surveys, and community conversations, you told us what matters most:

· Safer routes for families walking and biking

· Better connections to existing trails and amenities

· Thoughtful improvements that preserve Rush's character

· Infrastructure that serves residents of all ages and abilities

Every recommendation in this plan was shaped by your feedback and the unique needs of our community.

Why This Matters for Rush

Creating safe walking and biking infrastructure isn't just about transportation – it's about building a community where:

· Families can safely walk and bike together

· Commuters have more transportation choices

· Trail enthusiasts can easily connect to the Lehigh Valley Trail

· Everyone enjoys an improved quality of life in a more connected Rush

What's Next?

Following this presentation, the Town will use this plan to seek funding opportunities to implement recommendations when and where they make sense. 

For questions about the meeting or plan, contact connectrush@publicinput.com or visit https://publicinput.com/connectrush

Thank you for your participation in this important community planning process. Together, we're building a safer, more connected Rush!

The Genesee Transportation Council is providing federal planning funds through the Unified Planning Work Program (UPWP) to assist the Town of Rush develop a Pedestrian & Bicycle Connectivity Plan.

 

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GTC will provide accommodations for anybody who wishes to participate in this planning project/program despite disability or proficiency in English. Please contact GTC at (585) 232-6240 or send email to contactgtc@gtcmpo.org to arrange for assistance.

Genesee Transportation Council Metropolitan Planning Organization for Genesee-Finger Lakes Region

1 S. Washington St. Suite 520, Rochester, NY 14614 | (585) 232-6240
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