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Residents urge city to preserve parking while keeping Brookside bike lanes plan
Summary
Multiple Brookside Drive residents told council during public comment that they support bike lanes but want the two-way cycletrack compromise previously presented preserved to avoid removing all on-street parking.
Olivia Cisneros, a resident of Brookside Drive, told the Raleigh City Council during public comment that she and six neighboring households support safe bike facilities but want the compromise plan presented by the Transportation Department on March 18 reconsidered so it preserves parking for residents while providing a protected cycletrack for Conn Elementary students.
The appeal came as speakers described differing views among neighbors. Cisneros said removing all on-street parking would “create…
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