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7th Street Plan

Please don't ruin 7th Street like you did 4th and 5th Streets. It's a beautiful historic district and deserves to be recognized as such without "modernizing" the street with lots of paint, posts and parking.

Speed bumps are fairly effective in slowing down traffic and, unlike all the posts and paint on 4th and 5th, they aren't a distraction.

Inapropriate Use of Taxpayer Funds

I strongly oppose any part of the plan the reduces existing 2 lane roads to one single lane to accommodate for bike lanes as currently proposed. Improving bike lane width is fine in area where there is space to do so, but not at the expense of reducing traffic. This area is growing so much and we are welcoming new residents daily. The majority of travel is vehicles and therefore our infrastructure needs to focus on the majority of our routes being adequate for vehicle travel. Bike safety is important and there is a lack of bike lanes in general…

Need Safer Infrastructure on 7th Street

All of the Proposed Alternatives in the graphic would be great improvements. Raised and separated bike and pedestrian lanes or multi use trail would be the best, but stripped / buffered bike lanes would also be great.What we currently have on 7th street is not very safe, especially for anyone outside of a car. The cars are going too fast, and even crossing that street can be difficult since you have to cross 2 lanes of traffic in 2 directions = 4 lanes all at once. The sidewalks are too small, it's uncomfortable for anyone walking to pass or be…

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