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Q1: Demographic InformationResidential District royal oak wayNumber of children 1Grade of child(ren)

Q2: In which new school project(s) are you interested? Rocky Ridge/Royal Oak Middle - William D. PrattSchool

Q3: After viewing the walk zone for your community,what questions do you still have regarding thedesignated zone?

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Q4: Is there anything else we need to consider regardingwalk zones as we move forward?


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New School Walk Zone Feedback

Q1: Demographic InformationResidential District Royal oakNumber of children 2Grade of child(ren)


Q3: After viewing the walk zone for your community, what questions do you still have regarding the designatedzone?

No

Q4: Is there anything else we need to consider regarding walk zones as we move forward?

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Q1: Demographic InformationResidential District Royal OakNumber of children 3Grade of child(ren)






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None the zone seems reasonable


No all looks good to me


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Q1: Demographic InformationResidential District Nolan HillNumber of children 3Grade of child(ren)



Is it TLC school ?



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Q1: Demographic InformationResidential District Rocky RidgeNumber of children 4Grade of child(ren)



royal oak elem is our designated elem school....doesn't look like we are in the walk zone anymore??


I have four children. 2 who will be at Royal oak elem next year and I would like my be able to attend the new middle school.

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I am only 1-2 blocks outside of the walk zone depending on the direction. I am a fit, active 37 yer old woman and it takes me about 40 minutes to walk to Royal Oak school which is near the future middle school. The middle school is to be grades 5-9 but I heard the grade 4's will move over to the middle school temporarily. How is an 8 year old expected to walk this distance in the winter bundled up in snow pants and boots, uncleared paths and snowbanks when it takes me 40 minutes on a clear day? Is this distance considered appropriate for grade 4 students?


Not to mention the dangerous feat of crossing Rocky Ridge road to get to Royal Oak. Many people do not even stop at the 4 way stop, and if the children do make it across there is no sidewalk on the other side.

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Pedestrian lights need to be installed on major roads (ie: any double lanes)


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What measures will be implemented for safe crossing zones along rocky ridge road? For example crossing lights.And what measures will be partnered with the city and home owners associations to ensure connecting pathways are cleared and safe.


The marked and un marked cross walks. On rocky ridge road and royal birkdale drive. Pathways that are not maintained properly.


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These walking zones are too large - some students will be expected to walk 30 minutes plus - which is not a viable option in extreme weather conditions! Parents will drive their children to school will will result in more traffic in the area of the school which in itself puts people at risk.


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Will there be more pedestrian lights for crossing busy roads? Will there be a bigger drop off zone for parents as more parents will drive the kids to school as soon as it is dark or chilly. It is too far for younger kids like grades 4,5,&6 to be walking that distance alone. It is not safe anymore!!


Very disappointed that the walk zones increased to ultimately save money! Shame on you for not fully considering the consequences - safety etc. Too far for younger children who need to be closely supervised.


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This is a massive walk-on! Has anyone from the CBE been out to the area and walked to the school from say, RockyValley or RoyalCrest Pl? I don't think so. Grade 4 kids will be going to the middle school next year. Having them walk all that way will be ridiculous. And it seems really arbitrary; Rocky Ridge Gate is in the walk zone but Rocky Ridge Heath which is one street away on the same side of the rode isn't, and they get bussing? If you live on the West side of Rocky Ridge Blvd you get to be bussed but if you live East on the road you have to walk? This definitely needs to be rethought big time, and in a practical way, rather than just taking a sharpie pen and drawing some boundaries. Please go back and start again! Come and visit the community and see the area for yourselves.


Traffic is already a gong show in front of Royal Oak School at all times of the year especially in winter. There have been several near-misses with kids getting hit. The Royal Oak School parents wait starting at 3 PM up Royal Birkdale drive towards the middle school to grab a space to pick up their kids. Royal Oak Way by the condos is a gauntlet to drive through. Now, add in 1200+ middle school kids. The walk-zone parents won't send their kids on the bus or walking or biking, they will drive them especially if it's cold out. Where will the park and wait? What is the traffic flow? The CBE, CPS and Councillor Joe Magliocca has not addressed the current traffic problems and have just turned a blind eye to them. The middle school traffic will make the situation much, much worse. Parents and the community need to hear concrete plans on how the traffic situation will be enforced and how the two schools can coexist with community residents who can't even get out of their driveways during school pickup and drop-off times.

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Seems fairly random, not taking into account roads and natural lines. Some are walk when their next door neighbour is in the bus zone. Some are walk and their neighbours across the street are bus. Seems like there needs to me more finer detail.


Too far for some families considering that there will be grade 4's attending the new middle school.


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Why is the walk zone so large? Grade 4 kids are barely used to walking alone, never mind to such lengths, particularly in winter.


I would like to see the walk zone be smaller and bussing available to the students. Also would be on in the city transit make stops down Royal Birch Blvd and around Royal Birkdale Drive. Too long a walk for the younger kids, particularly in winter.

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You mention that parents are used as part of your planning process. I would like to know how many parents from our community were involved in these consultations. I would like to know how factors such as pathways and busy intersections play into the decision making process. How does winter or adverse weather factor into the planning; lack of day light in the early morning hours when children are walking to school; how does street cleaning and pathway snow removal (or lack there of) factor into decision making? Why is the walk zone so dramatically different for Pratt than for ROS? Especially considering we will be opening with grade 4's and have 4-6's that will be attending which are generally considered elementary age? Why is the bus zone so very small?


Please see all questions asked in question 3: darkness in early morning hours, that Pratt will be opening with gr 4-8 so why would there be such a difference in the zones compared to ROS? Traffic issues, crossing RR road, lack of snow removal on pathways and side walks (which could double walk zone times). I believe that public consultations are required for decisions such as this where true input is gathered ... I mean an actual meeting where parents are invited to listen to how the decisions were made and then provide input into the problems they foresee. It seems that the individuals that are responsible for determining the walk zones are not as knowledgeable about the communities as they need to be. I was very surprised to see how small the bus zone is for our communities for Pratt and don't believe this is a good service. I believe the walk zones need to be reduced and specific to our communities, perhaps RR road may be used as one natural barrier between the walk and bus zones. This would help to ensure the safety of all the children that would need to cross that busy street. Another natural barrier may infact be the ravine in RO (to some degree). Just some suggestions. My family is in the proposed bus zone so we are not directly affected but I do feel for the other families I know that will be impacted negatively by the increased size of the walk zone in RRRO.


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We are right outside of walking zone, will there be busing available for our kids?


for kids to be able to walk to school there is a great need for marked crosswalks in Royal Oak.


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My first question regards the intelligence and credibility of those of whomever presumed that their proposal is in any way reasonable. When did anyone ever consider crossing Rocky Ridge Road safe for adults let alone small children. Let's add darkness and the fact that that road has become a jet ramp after its closure at crowchild. The most important question is how do we stop this utter plan of idiocy? We might as well paint targets on our children and place crosses at the corners now. How about somebody stand up and do whats right instead of hiding behind made up rules (called policies for example) and acting like a dictator due to the false sense of power that blindly applying some middle manager's policy statement like it was one of the 10 commandments.


The danger of having children in Rocky ridge daring to cross the road into Royal oak. The use of distance markers innappropriate to elementary students. Grade 4 students are elementary students even though it has been dubbed a middle school. You should also consider the extreme backlash that will directed at your office from within the community and especially its impact on elected school officials.

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Q1: Demographic InformationResidential District royal oak/rocky ridgeNumber of children 2Grade of child(ren)



no further questions


no, looks like a fair walk zone. Better crossing at rocky ridge road would be necessary.

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Q1: Demographic InformationResidential District West SpringsNumber of children 2Grade of child(ren)

Q2: In which new school project(s) are you interested? Rocky Ridge/Royal Oak Middle - William D. PrattSchool,

West Springs/Cougar Ridge Middle


I can't believe that you excluded the Cougar Ridge residents to the east of the Calgary French School (73rd street north of Old Banff Coach). Completely unfair - what is your rationale for that?


Considering any ways to improve the safety of crossing the very busy 85th street.


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Is it possible to have the city put lighted cross-walks in for students walking across Rocky Ridge Road or other busy roads? Cars quite often go too fast coming over that hill and in slippery conditions I would not want my children crossing that road alone in grade5/6.




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Will the cross walks that cross Rocky Ridge Road be upgraded. This is a busy road with lots of cars driving too fast.


Crossing Rocky Ridge Road can be dangerous. Suggest having crossing guards and updated cross walks.


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Q1: Demographic InformationResidential District Rocky ridgeNumber of children 4Grade of child(ren)



Is first enrolment for William Pratt middle school based on where you live (ie within the walk zone) or will it be based on a lottery?


I feel that the current designated walk zone is too big, considering that the school starts at grade 4. The kids on the perimeter of the walk zone (ex. Rocky ridge gate) will be walking up to 45 minutes both ways. This is way too long for 8 & 9 year olds to manage on their own, and lots of these parents will want to bus their kids, to avoid the massive congestion that is already currently at the royal oak school area.


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Crosswalk concerns on Rocky Ridge Road How can Royal Oak school require bussing at grade 4 but Pratt not at grade 4 - they are 1 block apart?


appropriate drop and go zones, maybe a group meeting spot to walk to school together


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We would like to see all the future crosswalks for the school installed now.We have concerns about the distance our kids will have to walk on the very cold winter days.The mornings walking in the dark will be extremely cold on the -15 degree days


There should be a 4 way stop on Rocky Ridge Drive and Royal Oak way for all the kids walking from Rocky Ridge to the new middle school.This should be done now so drivers are use to the change before the school opens. All the cross -walks for the school should be installed now if they aren't already for driver to adjust to changes. The Rocky Ridge road is a very busy road and so there may need to be speed bumps and more 4 way stops. We need to slow down the drivers.We are concerned that our grade student will have to cross this road. There should likely be major cross-walk lights installed for driver to see.


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Q1: Demographic InformationResidential District Royal Oak NWNumber of children 2Grade of child(ren)



No question


No. Thanks.

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We are close, but I heard some kids are too far away and are crossing a major road... For grade 4's this isn't safe


I think better marked crossing needs to happen by the school between royal oak way and Royal oak circle. The they are currently unmarked and people constantly don't stop for pedestrians


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What are you going to do to discourage parents from jaywalking their kids across the street to get to the school?


Please consider that the people in cars have to be considered too, not just the children that dart out between parked cars and jaywalk to the school. This is what happens at the k - 4 school down the street. Parents are belligerent and inconsiderate and make driving by that school a nightmare.


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Considering the age of the kids going to williM Pratt school there walk zone seems far. E.g. having 10 year olds walk half an hour (or more) in the winter on paths that are not cleared


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Crosswalk across Royal Oak Way at Royal Oak Park. Possibly a three-way stop put in.


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Q1: Demographic InformationResidential District TuscanyNumber of children 2Grade of child(ren)

Q2: In which new school project(s) are you interested? Rocky Ridge/Royal Oak Middle - William D. PrattSchool,

Tuscany Elementary - Eric Harvie School




We do not have crossing guards at the big intersections near the school.


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I'm concerned that my child will not be able to make it to school as walking is just too far.


The only reason why Royal oak got a school is because Rocky ridge residents were adde to the mic to bring up numbers. It's awful that we are not even considered with proper bussing for our children to get to school.


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None. I would hope, though, that this walk zone would allow those that are in the walk zone first dibs on the lottery system, should one be needed.




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1. Will the pedestrian crossing be upgraded for Rocky Ridge Road, just north of Rocky Ridge Blvd? This is the most direct route for most people coming from our area to the new middle school and this is a busy 4-lane road with a 60 km/h speed limit. We could use a safer crosswalk, but then the distance would be over the walk zone limit of 1.8km.

2. Given we are near the outer distance of the walk zone, we foresee the need to drive our children to the school frequently because of darkness/weather. Our experience with the elementary school is that the roads are clogged with cars. With an even larger walk zone, we anticipate even more cars around the school. We think a smaller walk zone and more buses would reduce this congestion. We would be willing to pay for the bus service, given the alternative.



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No

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- Why is the walk zone so large for the RR/RO Middle School, as the school is now going to include grades 4-9. A large percentage of the walk zone area will be greater than the 1.6 km for gr 4-6 children. - Also, having the walk zones different for RO elementary does not make sense as a lot of families will have children at both schools - while one child will be able to take the bus, the other may need to be driven to school.- Our family lives on Rockcliff Bay - there is a bus trap (where Rockyvale Dr meets Rock Lake Dr) - which blocks our access to Rock Lake Drive. Rockyvale Dr/Rock Lake Drive road & sidewalks are not cleared of snow from Rockcliff Landing to Rockcliff Pt in the winter (which is most of the school year). - The actual distance for any child living on Rockcliff Bay, Rockcliff Landing or Rockyvale Green to get to the new school will be 3.1 km because they will need to walk along Rockyvale Drive to Rocky Ridge Blvd then up Rocky Ridge Road to Royal Oak Way. 3.1 km is TOO FAR for young children to walk to school.- Rocky Ridge Road is a VERY busy 2 lane arterial road that does not have controlled intersections, and now young children will have to cross.


Please consider removing Rockcliff Landing, Rockcliff Bay & Rockyvale Green from being included in the walk-limit for Rocky Ridge/Royal Oak Middle School due to the fact that we have the bus trap separating us from a viable access/walking route, and puts our streets outside the actual walk zone limits.


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Q1: Demographic InformationResidential District Rock Lake / Rocky RidgeNumber of children 1Grade of child(ren)



The route used to determine the walk zone included a bus trap that vehicles can not use is not acceptable and the routes our children will have to use are 3.1km from the school. This is unexceptible for children at a middle school age. The congestion between the elementary and middle schools will be greatly increased increasing the safety of our children.


Drivable roads (bus traps being present) and cleared walkways for children - are they cleared during the winter months and are they safe to travel on. Both are present in Rock Lake. We are able to use RocK Lake Drive as a bus trap is present between Rockyvale Drive and Rock Lake Drive NW. These walkways are not cleared by the city or HOA.


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It makes sense to me, I just worry about anyone who has kids that have to cross Rocky Ridge Rd, as it doesn't seem the most pedestrian friendly road, with it being 4 lanes wide and a 60kph zone.


Please look into ease of crossing Rocky Ridge Rd to ensure safety of the younger kids, grade 4, 5, 6 seems a little young to be crossing that road to get to school.


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How are these kids suppose to walk from Ricky ridge in the winter when it's dark and the sidewalks aren't shoveled? These are kids and need to be thought of and treated like them. It's our job to protect them and asking them to walk that far is dangerous!


These are kids and you're putting them in danger!


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Q1: Demographic InformationResidential District royal OakNumber of children 2Grade of child(ren)



None


not from my point of view


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is there going to be a cross walk or lights added at the intersection of Rockyridge Road , Rock Lake Drive and Royal Oak Way. It is extremely difficult to have traffic stop for adults walking and crossing let alone children. And with another 100 houses being built in this area it will become worse


light at crosswalk - pedestrian or traffic (more practical)


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Q1: Demographic InformationResidential District Rocky Ridge NWNumber of children 2Grade of child(ren)



I am very concerned that young children are being asked to cross Rocky Ridge Road NW to get from Rocky Ridge to Royal Oak. This road has no controlled intersections (other than at Country Hills Blvd, which few kids would use). The crosswalks are very poorly lit, do not have flashing overhead signage, and span up to six lanes (if you include the two turning lanes). Given the significant amount of [speeding] traffic that the LRT station generates on this road, this is very dangerous for kids and adults alike. Significant upgrades to the crosswalks would be required before I would be supportive of the proposed walk zone.




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It is a long way to walk for the rocky ridge kids especially grades 4, 5, and 6 who still need to be supervised!


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Q1: Demographic InformationResidential District Rocky ridgeNumber of children 1Grade of child(ren)



House is outside the walk zone currently for royal oak elementary school, and my daughter gets the bus in gr4. For the new middle school, the same house is now inside the walk zone. This will be a very long walk across major roads at morning rush hour and is not acceptable


Continuity between schools that are basically on the same site. The cost of 1 bus won't change if it's supplying 2 schools, the bus will be fuller with children and therefore more cost effective


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It's not reasonable to expect a child in grade four to walk from Rocky Ridge to the school and cross a major thoroughfare with no walking lights. Consider the number of low-visibility days (e.g. # days with dense fog are considerably higher at the top of the hill than in the valley bottom), how difficult it is to stop on this road after a snowfall and the number of pre-dawn walks these kids will have to make.

At a minimum, until there are a couple of controlled intersections on a flat section of Rocky Ridge Rd, any child below grade 7 level should be bussed in from Rocky Ridge.


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Will there be a cross walk at the North end of Royal Birkdale Cres. and Royal Birkdale Dr.?


The walk zone is far too big. While it is fine for children in grades 7-9, it is far to big for children in grades 4-6. These large walk zones are causing a lot of traffic/safety issues around schools as parent drive their children due to the large walk zones.


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I think it is just a huge walk zone and the cut off for some of it (between having to walk and not) doesn't seem to have reasoning behind it. (One side of the street the walk and the other they don't)


Use more definite roads and definitive points as the cut off


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Will the walk zone be reevaluated given the school will now house grade 4 - who are/were in the bussing boundaries for Royal Oak Scool but now outside of bussing boundaries for William Pratt - grade 4 falls under elementary walking distances not middle school


the school is grade 4 to 9 not 5 to 9.... That means 9 year olds

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Why is the walk zone so large?


It is unbelievable that students in Grades 4-6 are expected to walk that far. Especially the grade 4's. They are too young. What are grade 4 students treated differently from Royal Oak Elementary to William Pratt? They would not be expected to walk that far if they were still able to attend the elementary school. You need to consider the dangerous roads they are also expected to cross on their way there. Rocky Ridge road is a high-speed death trap as commuters are rushing to the LRT. There are no lights or even lit crosswalks for them to cross safely. You need to reconsider the walk zone. And the city needs to immediately implement lit crosswalks/lights along Rocky Ridge road in order for commuters to slow down and change their practices well before the 2016 school year begins.


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How will you ensure the safety of the students crossing Rocky Ridge Road - main road with poor visibility during the morning hours.


Adding a pedestrian cross light or revise the walking zone.


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Why wasn't all of royal oak selected. A very small portion was left out which seems to be unfair.


We are excluded but live in royal oak, it seems that 95% of royal oak is included, we walk to the elementary school which is adjacent to the middle school. In fairness all of royal oak should be included.


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With the walk zone covering a rather large area of Royal Oak/Rocky Ridge, it can be anticipated that many kids will be driven by parents. Has there been enough consideration put into the issues which will most definitely arise because of high traffic volume? Traffic issues are already a huge concern at Royal Oak School and with William D. Pratt just up the hill, I would hope that plans have been put into place to work with the large volume of traffic which these two schools will produce.


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We are just outside the borderline of the proposed walk Zone. My daughter who currently attends Royal Oak school would hate to leave her friends behind who live within the walk zone. The walk zone should be extended to Royal Terrace. We currently walk everyday to school from that area and think that if they must be a walk zone in place, the area should be equally disbursed from the school. If you compare the distance, it currently favours Rocky Ridge area.


A Walk zone does make more sense, but kids who are already attending Royal Oak school should be given priority to the middle school. However moving forward, Royal Oak school(elementary) should give priority to students within the walking distance.

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