Bill,

We are proposing a section of 14-foot wide, raised median (in place of the 
existing painted two way two way left turn lane) as a median refuge so that the 
crossing can be made in two stages. There would be highly visible crosswalk 
marking and signage as well. It would be very similar to the existing crossings 
on the Southwest Path at Midvale, West Washington and North Shore. While 
admittedly not ideal, these crossings have functioned  well  and safely over 
the last decade. (Two of them are on my daily rush-hour bike commute.)

In my experience, drivers in Madison are becoming increasingly aware of and 
attentive at these crossings, and they work better for bikers and pedestrians 
than many people expect.

Tony Fernandez
[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>
voice: 608-266-9219
fax: 608-264-9275
From: William Hauda [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Monday, June 02, 2014 10:24 AM
To: Fernandez, Anthony; bikies-danenet.org
Subject: RE: [Bikies] Cannonball

Tony:
        The question I keep getting, and have no answer for, is how will Fish 
Hatchery be crossed? It's a very busy street. Is there a plan?
        Bill

At 08:08 AM 6/2/2014, Fernandez, Anthony wrote:

Small clarification:

The Cannonball Path from Beltline to Fish Hatchery Road (Cannonball Path Phase 
5) along the Arboretum is fully funded with City of Madison funds, easements 
have been obtained from the UW and from the Madison Recycling property and 
plans are final. Permits from the WDNR and U.S. Corps of Engineers are still 
pending but we hope to resolve that in time to begin construction in 
late-summer. The construction is complex enough that, unfortunately, it will 
not be completed until summer of 2015.

Tony Fernandez
[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>
voice: 608-266-9219
fax: 608-264-9275
From: Bikies [ mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of William 
Hauda
Sent: Sunday, June 01, 2014 10:49 PM
To: bikies-danenet.org
Subject: [Bikies] Cannonball


        Relaying some info from the Dunn's Marsh Neighborhood Assn. 
E-newsletter.

7 - Cannonball Path & Frontage Road Bike Path Update

The section of the Cannonball Path that is located in Fitchburg currently is 
gravel. Fitchburg is planning to wait for the McKee Road/ Hwy PD overpass to be 
completed; then pave the whole trail from below the Arboretum all the way to 
the overpass on PD. The ETC (estimated time of completion) is this summer.

Currently the Frontage Road Pedestrian/Bike Path begins at Seminole Hwy and 
ends to the east at the ?Y? in the road. The monies used for that section came 
from the DOT project.  When will the path be extended down to Todd Drive?  The 
City of Madison has applied for a grant to extend the multi-use path in front 
of the Arboretum where it currently ends. There are several grade issues that 
make this section of path very expensive, $1,000,000+. Once the grant 
application is approved the City of Madison will place the project in the 
schedule.
                                                                        from 
Sheri Carter, Arbor Hills Neighborhood Association
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