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Jericho committee approves 14 trail signs, finalizes crosswalk list and coordinates pickup of donated bike racks
Summary
The Jericho Bicycle Pedestrian Connectivity Committee approved purchase of 14 signs for the Jericho Town Forest, completed a crosswalk-identification list to share with the Highway Department, and arranged pickup/installation logistics for donated bike racks from Local Motion.
The Jericho Bicycle Pedestrian Connectivity Committee approved the purchase of 14 signs for the Jericho Town Forest and finalized several follow-up actions to improve walking and biking infrastructure.
At the May 11 meeting the committee approved the JTF signage purchase, endorsing a plan to place 14 signs at the Jericho Town Forest to improve wayfinding and trail safety. Kevin, a committee member, reported the crosswalk-identification list is complete and said he will provide the list to the Jericho Highway Department for their review. Several locations were identified as interested in bike racks donated by Local Motion; Jack Evans (Zoom attendee) and Kevin will coordinate pickup and the committee will set an installation schedule.
The decisions clear two immediate implementation steps: ordering/placement of trail signs and transferring the crosswalk list to the Highway Department for potential engineering or marking work. The bike-rack pickups are on a coordination track with an installation timeline to be set by volunteers and staff.
Committee members did not record estimated costs or funding sources for the sign purchases during the meeting; cost details were not specified. The committee expects updates on the sign purchase, crosswalk coordination, and bike-rack installation at the next meeting.
