Mendocino County Pedestrian Needs Assessment and Engineered Feasibility Study

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June 27, 2019 - The final Mendocino Pedestrian Needs Master Document is now complete. This report considers prior plans, existing conditions, and public and agency input to create a comprehensive list with descriptions of projects to make it easier to walk in Mendocino County. - Accepted 6/3/2019 (with direction to finalize plan)

NOTE: The project website at https://mendopedestrian.org/ is closed as of May 2020.

Body of study (36 MB):

Final Mendo Ped Needs Master Document_6_12_2019(web).pdf

Appendices:

Appx A South Coast Existing Conditions 2018-08-31(web).pdf Appx B North-Inland Existing Conditions 2018-02-26(web).pdf Appx C South Coast Public Input (web).pdf Appx D North Coast Public Input (web).pdf Appx E Cost Estimates(web).pdf Appx F Evaluation Results(web).pdf Appx G Funding Summary(web).pdf

UkiahIMG — Ukiah neighborhood in need of pedestrian facilities.

June 29, 2018 - This study is now well underway. The project will evaluate the needs, priorities, and feasibility of improving pedestrian facilities in the region, and provide options and recommendations leading to the eventual construction of new and infill pedestrian facilities. The public will be engaged through surveys, workshops, and through a project-dedicated website during 2018 to allow the Pedestrian Needs Study to be finalized by June 2019.

The project is led by TrailPeople - Landscape Architects and Planners with a team of experts, under Work Elements 19 and 21 of MCOG's Transportation Planning program through state and regional funds,

More information: https://mendopedestrian.org/

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Comments Invited on Draft North Coast/Inland Pedestrian Needs Report

May 2, 2019 - The Draft North Coast/Inland Area Project Evaluation Report is now available for review! The comment period ends May 27, 2019. For more information, visit https://mendopedestrian.org/.

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Comments Invited on Draft Pedestrian Needs Assessment

February 28, 2019 - The Draft South Coast/Greater Point Arena Area Project Evaluation Report is now available for review! The comment period ends March 31, 2019. For more information, view the press release and https://mendopedestrian.org/.

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Inland & Coast Pedestrian Workshops in October

9/14/2018 - How would you improve walking opportunities in your community? Bring your ideas to our workshops in Ukiah and Fort Bragg, October 4, 6 and 11, as part of the Mendocino County Pedestrian Needs Assessment and Engineered Feasibility Study, Refreshments served. See more details in the bilingual flyers:

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