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Residents object to Bunce Road multimodal path; councilors pledge further talks
Summary
Multiple Bunce Road residents told council the proposed multimodal path in the Bunce Road rehabilitation project threatens trees, driveway safety and emergency access; councilors and the mayor said they will continue dialogue and refine design where possible.
During the March 3 City Council public-comment period, numerous Bunce Road residents strongly opposed the multimodal path component of the Bunce Road Rehabilitation Project, saying outreach was insufficient and the proposed design threatens trees, driveway safety and emergency response times.
Amy Herberger, a Bunce Road resident, told council the project is a “rushed flood plan” and said the May 7 notice to residents left out the multimodal pathway detail. She said fewer than 3 percent of students bike to school, that most supportive submissions were form letters from cycling advocacy organizations, and that more than 225 signatures oppose the project. Herberger warned the path…
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