Committee flags gaps in sidewalks and crossings; urges alignment with Comprehensive Plan
Summary
Committee members identified incomplete sidewalks, unsafe crossings, and disconnected destinations as barriers to walkability and agreed the green initiative should coordinate with the borough’s Comprehensive Plan sidewalk work.
Committee discussion focused on concrete pedestrian-infrastructure deficiencies: incomplete sidewalks, unsafe crossings, and lack of continuity between destinations that undermine a walkable network. Members emphasized that solutions must address usability for strollers and accessibility devices, not only aesthetic improvements.
The minutes record agreement that the initiative should align closely with sidewalk and pedestrian elements already being addressed in the Comprehensive Plan. The committee did not adopt specific engineering designs or budgets in this meeting; next steps include refining priorities and phasing to identify projects for the planned RFP and future procurement.
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