Sunriver rolls out QR maps, GIS updates and pathway maintenance plan
Summary
Staff described a new in‑house GIS map with QR codes for pathway closures and a pathway maintenance program that treats about five miles per year; officials said the updates will improve communication about closures and alternate routes.
S5 (staff) described the Pathway Safety Taskforce work: the taskforce produced more than 60 recommendations and staff recently updated signage and in‑house maps. "...that little, QR code at the bottom there, that is a map that was created within in house, really, and it was all done through GIS," S5 said, describing a new QR‑enabled map residents can use to view closures and detours.
S5 outlined the pathway maintenance program, noting about five miles of pathways are treated each year and that staff highlighted 26 segments in the current plan. The app and QR code will allow real‑time notifications: "Everybody who's using the pathways system will see that we're at that section. We'll give them an alternate route to get where they want," S5 said. Officials stressed construction will preserve emergency‑vehicle access and plan to notify affected homeowners with multiple touchpoints before work.
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