I can¹t agree with you more.  Hardly anyone uses this path because they
either don¹t know it is there or they can¹t figure out how to get on it.

Mary Mullen


On 9/19/13 8:05 AM, "STRAWSER, Charles" <[email protected]> wrote:

> From what little I know of them, I think the proposed path (and High Point Rd
> bridge reconstruction) would both be wonderful ways to connect the existing
> path further west.
>  
> But until there is a much better way for cyclists to navigate the intersection
> of Whitney Way and Odana Rd to get to the eastern terminus of the existing
> path that runs along the Beltline, the connections are mostly moot for those
> of us who are coming from north of Odana or east of Whitney Way.
>  
> Chuck Strawser 
> Pedestrian & Bicycle Transportation Planner
> Commuter Solutions
> Transportation Services
> UW-Madison 
> Room 124 WARF 
> 610 Walnut St 
> Madison WI 53726 
> 608-263-2969 
> www.wisc.edu/trans
> From: [email protected]
> [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Robbie Webber
> Sent: Wednesday, September 18, 2013 4:30 PM
> To: Bikies
> Subject: [Bikies] Fwd: Public Meeting on Major Bike Path Initiative
>  
> 
> Got the following message, and thought folks might be interested. I know a bit
> about this proposal, and the route would open up quite a few options for
> people that work, shop, or live in a rather bike-unfriendly area of the city:
> West Towne, High Point Rd, Watts Rd, etc. Basically, the proposal is to extend
> to the west the existing path that runs along the Beltline from Whitney Way to
> Grand Canyon. I can't remember the exact route or configuration, but I know
> that it involved going under (or over?) a couple of nasty intersections,
> thereby making it much easier for pedestrians and bicyclists to get through.
> 
>  
> 
> Robbie Webber
> 
> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> From: Fernandez, Anthony <[email protected]>
> Date: Wed, Sep 18, 2013 at 3:33 PM
> Subject: Public Meeting on Major Bike Path Initiative
> 
> Friends,
> 
> We are exploring the possibility of a major bike path project along the
> Beltline near West Towne and continuing west to CTH M. We are holding a public
> information meeting this coming Tuesday at 4:30 PM Community Room at West
> District Police Station,1710 McKenna Blvd.
> Attached notice has more info.  Feel free to attend and to pass this on to
> anyone else who might be interested. And to get back to me with any questions,
> of course.
> Thanks. 
> Tony Fernandez
> [email protected]
> voice: 608-266-9219 <tel:608-266-9219>
> fax: 608-264-9275 <tel:608-264-9275>
>  
> 
> To:  Bicyclists and Interested Citizens
> RE:  Public Information Meeting for High Point Road over USH 12 Bridge
> Replacement and West Towne Bike Path Projects
> You are invited to attend a public information meeting for the upcoming
> construction of two interrelated projects; the replacement of the High Point
> Road Bridge over USH 12 (the Beltline) by the Wisconsin Department of
> Transportation, and construction of a proposed bike path along the Beltline by
> the City of Madison. These projects are described in more detail below, along
> with contact information.
> Tuesday September 24, 4:30 pm-6:30 pm, Community Room at City of Madison West
> District Police Station, 1710 McKenna Blvd, Madison
> WisDOT High Point Road over USH 12 Bridge Replacement Project
> The Wisconsin Department of Transportation is developing plans for the
> proposed replacement of the High Point Road bridge over the Beltline. The
> existing bridge has a deteriorated, two-lane deck and substandard clearance
> over the highway. The project will consist of replacing the existing bridge
> and approaches to accommodate four lanes of traffic plus bike lanes, wide
> sidewalk on the east side and a separate, multi-use path on the west side.
> West Towne Bike Path Project
> The City of Madison is developing plans for a bike and pedestrian path along
> the north side of the Beltline from the existing path at Grand Canyon Drive
> (Struck Street underpass) to west of High Point Road.  At High Point Road the
> path would connect to the proposed bridge over the Beltline, cross to the
> south over the Beltline, and ultimately continue west to CTH M.
> For additional information please contact:
> City of Madison Engineering Division
> Anthony Fernandez, P.E.
> 608-266-9219
> [email protected]
> 
> 
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