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Stockton Safe Routes to School (SRTS) Presentation to School Board

Presented by Kendra Bridges from Alta Planning + Design on October 17, 2017, this presentation highlights recommendations to improve safety at 64 schools in Stockton through engineering, education, encouragement, enforcement, and evaluation strategies. The process involved field reviews, outreach to students and staff, and collaboration with various partners to prioritize projects based on criteria like equity, mode shift, safety, health, and cost effectiveness. Recommendation examples include high-visibility crosswalks, bike lanes, and traffic circles. The School Board's support is crucial for seeking future funding without financial commitment from the District.

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Stockton Safe Routes to School (SRTS) Presentation to School Board

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  1. Stockton Safe Routes to School (SRTS) Presentation to School Board Presented by Kendra BridgesAlta Planning + Design October 17, 2017

  2. Agenda Introduction Project Background Process and Outreach Outcomes

  3. Project Background • Recommendations are categorized by the Five Es of Safe Routes to School Planning: • Engineering • Education • Encouragement • Enforcement • Evaluation • Provides recommendations to improve safety at 64 schools • Covers four school districts • Includes list of priority projects

  4. Process and Outreach • Conduct field review at all 64 schools • Conducted student, staff, administration outreach • Develop draft project recommendations • Present draft recommendations to Technical Advisory Committee • Refine project recommendations • Develop list of priority projects using evaluation criteria • Equity • Mode Shift • Safety • Health • Cost Effectiveness • Project Readiness

  5. Project Partners • Bridge Program Administration • Chavez Central Library • Diamond Cove II Family Resource Center • Dorothy L. Jones Family Resource Center • Lincoln Unified School District • Lodi Unified School District • Manteca Unified School District • Manteca USD School Police • San Joaquin Bike Coalition • SJ County Public Health Dept. • Step UP After School Program • Stockton Unified School District • YMCA Stockton • Youth Activities/Cadet

  6. Outcomes

  7. Outcomes

  8. Recommendation Examples • High-Visibility Crosswalk • Bulb-out/Curb Extension • Median Refuge Island • Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacon • Bike Lane • Traffic Circle

  9. Recommendation Examples

  10. Recommendation Examples

  11. Request • We respectfully request that the School Board adopt the Safe Routes to School Plan, or adopt a Resolution of Support for the Plan. • Showing support for the Plan is helpful when the City of Stockton seeks funding in the future, and does not commit the District to any financial obligation. • Thank you for your time and consideration!

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