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Hoover Area Study: Linking Your
Neighborhood
The Redevelopment Agency of Redwood City has completed
a neighborhood mobility study called “Hoover Area Connection:
Linking for Your Neighborhood.” This study enabled
residents in the Hoover area (portions of Stambaugh-Heller
and Redwood Village neighborhoods) to determine the solutions
needed to improve their ability to walk and bicycle safely and easily
to school, work, shopping, and services.
In 2008, a number of community and stakeholder
meetings were held, both in English and Spanish within the
Study Area to engage residents and community members in the
development of strategies to improve the safety and ease of
walking, bicycling and taking public transit.
Redwood City received a $153,000 Environmental Justice Planning Grant from the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans)
and $17,000 in-kind and cash funding from the Redwood City
Redevelopment Agency for this study to help improve pedestrian
and bicycle mobility and safety.
Available Documents and Maps
- Technical Memorandum – Traffic Operations Analysis for Crosswalks at the Woodside Road and Middlefield Road Intersection
Final Report - Hoover Area Community Mobility Plan Feb 2009 (English)
Final Report in Spanish to come
Other Documents:
Timeline of the Study:
| 2005 |
Redevelopment Agency submitted grant application to
the Caltrans’ Environmental Justice Transportation
Planning Program |
| 2006 |
Redevelopment Agency received notice of the grant award |
| Mar. 2007 |
Redevelopment Agency entered into a Fund Transfer Agreement
with Caltrans |
| June 2007 |
Redevelopment Agency issued a Request for Qualification
to seek a consultant team |
| Oct. 2007 |
Award contract to MIG |
| Jan. / Feb. 2008 |
Round 1 Community workshop and stakeholder meetings:
What Doesn’t Work |
| Apr. / May 2008 |
Round 2 Community workshop and stakeholder meetings
– What Will Work and Priortize |
| Sept. 2008 |
Meeting with Caltrans District 4 regarding at-grade
pedestrian crosswalks at Woodside Rd. at Middlefield |
| Oct / Nov 2008 |
Round 3 Community and Stakeholder Workshops –
Are These the Priority Areas and Type of Improvements? |
| Dec. 11, 2008 |
Last Community Workshop – Review and Provide
Comments to the Draft Study |
| April 2009 |
Final Mobility Study completed. |
| 2009 - 2011 |
City and Agency to continue conversations with Caltrans for the approval of crosswalks at Middlefield Road and Woodside Road. |
For information:
Contact Jeannie Young, Redevelopment Project Manager at jyoung@redwoodcity.org
or 650.780.7365.
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