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Committee backs Miramonte Avenue ‘complete streets’ concept, asks staff to preserve greening options
Summary
Mountain View committee reviewed a preferred ‘complete streets’ concept for Miramonte Avenue (El Camino Real to Castro/Maryland Drive), endorsing protected bikeways and a lane reduction while asking staff to preserve options for future street trees and other greening.
Miramonte Avenue’s preferred ‘complete streets’ concept — featuring barrier-protected bikeways, parking-protected lanes and a reduction from two travel lanes to one in each direction — won the committee’s backing after staff presented results of outreach and traffic analysis.
The committee reviewed the preferred alternative concept plan for the Miramonte Avenue Complete Streets Study (Project 23.31) from El Camino Real to Castro Street (segment A), and directed staff to recommend the preferred concept to the City Council while preserving room for future greening and exploring several BPAC (Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee) suggestions.
The study presentation was led by Allison Boyer, assistant public works director, with transportation planner Priyoti Ahmed explaining the design and outreach results. Boyer told the committee the recommendation before the panel is to "review and recommend the preferred alternative concept plan for Miramonte Avenue Complete Streets project 23.31 from El Camino Real to Castro Street, segment A, to City Council." Ahmed said the work focuses on…
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