CITY OF MISSION VIEJO BIKEWAY MASTER PLAN The City of Mission Viejo is developing a Bikeway Master Plan to improve the cycling experience in your community and encourage more people to enjoy riding their bicycles. SATURDAY Jan 26, 2019 9AM to12PM Please join us for a community meeting to share your feedback and enjoy our Family Fun Bike Fair! Norman P. Murray Community Center 24932 Veterans Way, Mission Viejo Family Fun Bike Fair! View the reverse side to learn more about the Bike Fair! cityofmissionviejo.org 120
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CITY OF MISSION VIEJO BIKEWAY MASTER PLAN
The City of Mission Viejo is developing a Bikeway Master Plan to improve the cycling experience in your community and encourage more people to enjoy riding their bicycles.
SATURDAY
Jan 26, 2019 9AM to12PM
Please join us for a community meeting to share your feedback and enjoy our Family Fun Bike Fair!
Norman P. Murray Community Center24932 Veterans Way, Mission Viejo
Family Fun Bike Fair!View the reverse side to learn more about the Bike Fair!
cityofmissionviejo.org
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Family Fun Bike Fair
Participate in a “Safe Moves Bike Rodeo” and meet Orange County Sheriffs
Bring your bicycle and helmet (limited loaner bicycles and helmets available)
On-site free bike safety information stations
Interactive booths that everyone can enjoy
SATURDAY
Jan 26, 2019 9AM to12PMNorman P. Murray Community Center24932 Veterans Way, Mission Viejo
Free
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Keith Rattay
Assistant City Manager/Director of Public Services
January 26, 2019
City of Mission Viejo Comprehensive Bikeway and Transportation Connectivity
Master Plan
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PURPOSE Improve “First/Last-Mile” transit connectivity to the Laguna Niguel/Mission Viejo Metrolink Station
Enhance multimodal neighborhood mobility by identifying gaps in the existing and planned trail system
Improve non-motorized safety by identifying areas of safety concern
Practice environmental stewardship by utilizing existing trails and walkways (local, county and regional) located in designated open space and riparian corridors
Increase use of the bikeway and trails network by promoting public awareness and education related to City bikeways and trails
Foster livable and healthy communities by improving access to walking and bicycling modes of transportation to desired destinations, allowing individuals from 8 to 80 to achieve a healthier lifestyle
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PROCESS FOR TODAY
We ask that attendees use our “Social Pinpoint” intuitive drag & drop mapping tool to tell us where you have concerns about biking in the City of Mission Viejo and also where you have suggestions or ideas for improving conditions
It’s easy to leave a comment – just drag a marker to a location and leave a comment
Begin by zooming to an area on the map
Drag one of the markers from the top banner to the location you would like to comment and drop it
After placing the marker, you can add a comment or photo to provide more information.
Drop as many markers as you like.
You can also like, dislike or add comments to other people's markers and comments.
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PROCESS THUS FAR
Phase 1During this phase, community engagement is our first priority. Our outreach efforts are focused on better understanding what our residents want in a bikeway plan.
Results of our online survey outreach efforts include:
1,740 unique visits to the website with 1,381 survey responses
Over half of survey respondents are regular cyclists
Approximately 85% of participants ride “just for fun”
Car traffic is the biggest hindrance to bike riding
People are most comfortable riding on Class I and multi-use recreational trails
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DESTINATIONS
Top City Destinations Identified In Survey Lake Mission Viejo
Mission Viejo Library
Various Parks
Civic Core ( Marguerite Parkway and La Paz Road)
Saddleback College
Trader Joes
Community Center
Oso Creek Trail
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EXISTINGREGIONALTRAILS
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EXISTING CITY TRAILS
Existing Class I, Class II, and Class III bikeways within the City of Mission Viejo.
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PROPOSED CITY BIKE TRAILS
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PROPOSED TRAILSNORTH
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PROPOSED TRAILSCENTRAL
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PROPOSED TRAILSSOUTH
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DETAILS OF NEW TRAIL LINKAGESOSO CREEK TRAIL
- LAKE LOOP
- NORTH LINK to Aliso Creek Trail
- CENTRAL EXTENSION
ARROYO TRAIL
- SOUTH LINK TO Arroyo Trabuco Trail CONNECTING TO San Juan Capistrano
- NORTH LINK TO THE OSO CREEK TRAIL LAKE LOOP
ALICIA PARKWAY CONNECT TO Oso Creek Lake Loop to Aliso Creek Trail (Bart Spendlove Park)
SOUTH COUNTY COMMUTER TRAIL – Metrolink Train Station to Aliso Creek Trail
SMP MULTIUSE TRAIL – OSO CREEK TRAIL (NORTH LINK) TO ALISO CREEK TRAIL
CHRISANTA LINK TRAIL – BETWEEN JERONIMO AND CHRISANTA
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BIKE FAIR
Participate in a “Safe Moves Bike Rodeo”
• The Safe Moves City program is designed to simulate the diverse traffic environments in a
large city and create problem-solving experiences with interactive “rodeos” that include
scenarios that illustrate safe bike riding
• Visit the information booths take a test ride on an electric bike
• Provide your input on a “Social PinPoint Map”
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UPCOMING MEETINGS
Initial Plan Submittal:
Community Development Commission Meeting – February 11, 2019, 6:30 PM
Community Services Commission Meeting – February 19, 2019, 6:00 PM
Second Review
Community Development Commission Meeting – March 11, 2019, 6:30 PM
Community Services Commission Meeting – March 19, 2019, 6:00 PM
City Council Adoption – May 14, 2019, 6:00 PM
* DATES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE
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THANK YOU FOR ATTENDING TODAY……
ENJOY THE RIDE!
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City of Mission Viejo
Bikeway Master Plan
Community Meeting & Family Fun Bike Fair
Social Media Toolkit
Community Meeting The City is developing a Bikeway Master Plan to improve the cycling experience and encourage more people to enjoy riding their bicycles in Mission Viejo. Join us for a community meeting and FREE Family Fun Bike Fair Jan. 26 from 9 am to noon at the Norman P. Murray Community Center (24932 Veterans Way) to learn more and share your feedback!
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Family Fun Bike Fair The City of Mission Viejo is partnering with @SafeMoves to bring you a FREE Family Fun Bike Fair from 9 am to noon Jan. 26 with fun, interactive booths all ages can enjoy! Join us at the Norman P. Murray Community Center, 24932 Veterans Way, for interactive booths, safety information and details about our Bikeway Master Plan.
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Community Meeting Share your feedback about how we can improve the cycling experience in #MissionViejo during our community meeting on 1/26!
Family Fun Bike Fair Pedal your way to our FREE Family Fun Bike Fair on 1/26 for interactive booths, information and fun for all ages!
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Community Meeting
Learn more about #MissionViejo’s Bikeway Master Plan and share your feedback at our community meeting and Family Fun Bike Fair Saturday, Jan. 26 from 9 am to noon at the Norman P. Murray Community Center, 24932 Veterans Way *bike emoji*
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Family Fun Bike Fair
Bring your bicycle and helmet and participate in our “Safe Moves Bike Rodeo” on Saturday, Jan. 26 at the Norman P. Murray Community Center (24932 Veterans Way) *traffic signal emoji. We’ll be on hand from 9 am-noon with interactive booths, information on our Bikeway Master Plan and activities for all ages!
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BIKE TO WORK WEEK
Bike to Work Week, May 13 -17, 2019
You can participate in the following ways:
- Ride your bike to work
- Join your co-workers on a fun lunchtime ride
On Wednesday, May 15th, the City will host a fun employee lunchtime
ride from the Civic Center to Flo Jo Park. Bikes will leave at
approximately 11:30 a.m. and return at 1:30 p.m.
Please RSVP to Susan Patterson no later than Tuesday, May 14th at
Noon. This will be a trail-only ride.
This event offers each of us an opportunity to do our part for the environment and to reduce our
carbon footprint. The City will provide secure bike parking for participants.
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MISSION VIEJO BIKEWAY MASTER PLAN SURVEY
The City of Mission Viejo is developing a Bikeway Master Plan to improve the cycling
experience in the City, and encourage more people to enjoy riding their bicycles.
1. Are you a regular cyclist? Are you a regular cyclist?
A. Yes
B. No
2. What things prevent or discourage you from riding your bike?What things prevent
or discourage you from riding your bike? Choose as many as you like:
A. Distance is too far
B. Bikeways aren’t available
C. I’m not comfortable next to car traffic
D. I’m worried about car speeds
E. Bicycle parking or showers aren’t available
F. Too many barriers (hills, bridges, freeway crossings)
G. Other (Please fill this in)
3. What city facilities/shopping centers/schools in Mission Viejo would you like
bikeways to be connected to? Type your response in the space below.
4. Which of the following bikeway types would you be comfortable riding on?
Choose as many as you like.
A. Bike Path (Class I)
B. Bike Lane (Class II)
C. Bike Route (Class III)
D. Recreational Trails
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5. Are you affiliated with any bike groups? If so, which one(s)? Type your response in
the space below.
6. Please provide your age:
A. 18 and under
B. 19-30
C. 31-59
D. 60 and over
7. Please provide your zip code: Please provide your zip code:
A. 92691
B. 92692
C. Other (Please fill this in)
8. Please provide your gender: Please provide your gender:
A. Male
B. Female
C. Non-Binary
9. Please provide your email for further updates: Type your response in the space
below.
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Appendix C Existing Bikeways
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EXISTING TRAILHEAD
EXISTING CLASS I
EXISTING CLASS II
EXISTING CLASS III
EXISTING REGIONAL MULTI-USE TRAIL
EXISTING TRAIN STATION
EXISTING BIKEWAYSCity of Mission Viejo, CA
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MONTANOSO RECREATION & FITNESS CENTER
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Appendix D Proposed Bikeways
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EXISTING TRAILHEAD
PROPOSED TRAILHEAD
EXISTING CLASS I
EXISTING CLASS II
EXISTING CLASS III
EXISTING REGIONAL MULTI-USE TRAIL
PROPOSED CLASS I
PROPOSED CLASS II
PROPOSED CLASS II OUTSIDE CITY LIMITS
PROPOSED CLASS III
MUTSS (MULTI-USE TRAIL SHARED SIDEWALK)
EXISTING TRAIN STATION
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BIKEWAY MASTER PLANCity of Mission Viejo, CA
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JULY 16, 2019
CROWN VALLEY PKWY
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MONTANOSO RECREATION & FITNESS CENTER
OSO VIEJO COMMUNITY
PARK
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PARK
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COLINAS PARK OPEN SPACE
MELINDA PARK
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OCTA District 5 Bikeways CollaborativeCORRIDOR F: MUIRLANDS / CABOT / CAMINO CAPISTRANO
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PLANNED CORRIDOR
Proposed Bikeway
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EXISTING BIKEWAYS
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Corridor FBikeway Corridor Details
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Parks within1/4-mile Served
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1/4-mile ServedPeople within 1/4-mile
Served (approx.)
62.6KOf Total
Corridor Length
17.9miles
EstimatedProject Cost
$7.4-9.0million
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