Commission recommends Madison pedestrian plan with land‑use action to support walking
Sep 17, 2026
The commission recommended approval of the city’s draft pedestrian plan (an update to the 1997 plan) and added a directive to consider land‑use actions that would further the plan’s goals. Staff noted the plan is programmatic (not site‑specific) and reflects public input and Safe Streets funding.
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The Transportation Commission recommended approval of the City of Madison’s draft pedestrian plan and added an action asking staff and city partners to treat land use as a tool that can further the plan’s goals. Kevin Licki, the city’s pedestrian and bicycle administrator, said the plan was funded by a USDOT Safe Streets and Roads for All grant, drew more than 500 public comments, and sets goals and measures through 2035. He emphasized the document is policy‑ and programmatic rather than listing site‑specific infrastructure projects.
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