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CTP maps about 200 bike, pedestrian and multiuse path projects, with two sidewalk additions noted
Summary
NCDOT’s presentation included a detailed bike/ped map that recommends about 200 projects, highlights multiuse greenways between towns, and notes two small sidewalk additions in Madison and Reidsville to be reflected for the Aug. 17 meeting.
NCDOT staff displayed a color‑coded map showing recommended bicycle accommodations (yellow), pedestrian accommodations (purple), combined bike/ped facilities (green) and longer multiuse paths (brown) aimed at improving town‑to‑town connections and access to parks.
"There's about 200 bike compad projects," Emily Stepka said, and the presentation singled out multiuse greenways that would connect towns and parks. Stepka noted two small changes that occurred during municipal adoptions — a sidewalk addition to connect Downtown Madison to a Dollar General and a sidewalk extension in Reidsville to improve access to a Walmart across a bridge — and said those will be reflected in the packet for the Aug. 17 meeting.
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