Committee recommends Active Transportation Plan to Common Council, with minor edits
After reviewing final edits and public input responses, the committee voted to recommend the Active Transportation Plan to the Common Council for the Oct. 6 agenda and asked staff to add a sidewalk-maintenance note to the 'what we heard/what we're doing' section.
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Scott, the city's planner, presented final changes to the Active Transportation Plan, emphasizing that the draft ties public input to concrete actions and flags priority crossings such as University Avenue and Century Avenue. "My biggest takeaway...is that, broadly, the city is on the right track with a lot of the things that we've been investing in our time and energy into," Scott said, and recommended forwarding the plan to the Common Council.
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