Phase 2 - Bicycle & Pedestrian Connectivity
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Do you have any suggestions for improving bicycle and pedestrian connectivity between Downtown and surrounding neighborhoods?
Do you have any suggestions for improving bicycle and pedestrian connectivity between Downtown and surrounding neighborhoods?
There should be a sidewalk from Crozet Park along Park Road to Westhall Drive. It is EXTREMELY unsafe to try to walk along that road to Crozet Park--especially for anyone with a stroller or with limited mobility.
Reply5 Agree4 years agoDefinitely a sidewalk from Starr Hill all the way to the Highlands - this would really help connect that side of the community to downtown. Also a sidewalk from Crozet Park to Westhall -
Reply5 Agree4 years agoSidewalks and widened shoulder on route 240 between highlands and downtown
Reply4 Agree4 years agoI agree with having sidewalks from the Highlands to downtown Crozet on 240 is a necessity (and maintain them - the little that is there is a mess). As is the need for sidewalks on 250 from Harris Teeter or FoxChase to Old Trail.
Reply4 Agree4 years agoThere should be a paved shared path or sidewalk along Rt 240, from the eastern side of the Highlands neighborhood to the Western Ridge neighborhood entrance. This could connect those last couple neighborhoods that don’t have internal connector trails.
Reply4 Agree4 years agoShould the County pursue restriping portions of Park Ridge Drive to support improved bicycle connectivity and traffic calming? This may impact some on-street parking.
75% Yes, Park Ridge Drive should be improved to support bicycle connectivity. | |
22% No, Park Ridge Drive should retain its current street design. | |
3% Other (please explain) |
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