City of Bend Hosting Design Open House for Neff Bicycle & Pedestrian improvements Project | The source weekly

CThe members of Oommunity will be invited to the open day of the preliminary stage on Monday, 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. to 6 p.m. to 18 April in the Deschutes Children's Foundation, East Bend Campus, 2125 ne Daggett Lane. An online option is available from April 7th to 21st in Bendoregon.gov/Neffpedbike. The open house is an opportunity to find out about the project sites, goals and budget restrictions and to give feedback on the proposed alternatives of improvement.

Improving the transport system by concentration on safety is a goal of the city council. It is a city priority to create safer connections between neighborhoods, jobs, schools, parks and companies for people. This is a variety of safer and accessible bicycle and pedestrian paths that are developed in the entire community that aims to improve the East/West connectivity into an essential area of ​​bend.

The project combines three projects for transport systems “Key Route” along Neff Road and the Norton Avenue for people who drive bicycles, walk and roll. “Key route” is a term that means that the route is manufactured for safe and appealing cross cities to train, parks and other destinations.

Examples are outside the road with several user paths, buffered, separated, increased and/or painted bicycle traces and widened sidewalks. This project is financed by the 2020 transport transport transport transport, and the project budget is limited. Entering the community is asked to give feedback on proposed alternatives of improvement and to make the trip along this corridor safer for all users.

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