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Item 12 - Select Locally Preferred Alternative for the First Street Multimodal Boulevard Study
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COMMUNITY OUTREACH SUMMARY <br /> Workshop Series#1 —Study Introduction and Issue Identification <br /> During Phase 1 of the outreach and engagement strategy, two workshops were held in <br /> August 2025 to introduce the proposed project and solicit participants' input regarding <br /> pedestrian and bicycle safety, transit, and general mobility challenges. One workshop was <br /> held in person, and the other was held virtually. <br /> The in-person workshop included a large-format aerial map of the corridor (Figure 15), on <br /> which attendees were asked to share challenges, preferences, and concerns using sticky <br /> notes placed at locations across the corridor. <br /> Ole- <br /> .y, <br /> Figure 15: Workshop 1 participants notated comments on <br /> aerial maps regarding corridor enhancements during the <br /> event on Aug.26,2025. <br /> Feedback Received <br /> A total of 45 community members participated and 102 comments were collected on <br /> comment cards (Figure 16), design option boards (Figure 17), and aerial maps of the <br /> corridor via sticky notes. Overall, participants supported a safer, slower, and more transit- <br /> focused First Street that would encourage active transportation and community use. <br /> A summary of the comments include: <br /> • Many expressed strong support for prioritizing bicycle, pedestrian, and transit <br /> improvements along First Street, particularly protected Class IV bike lanes with <br /> First Street Multimodal Boulevard Study—20 <br />
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