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SANTAANA VISION ZERO PLAN
<br />Mobility Plan 2035 Programs
<br />Program No.
<br />PROGRAM
<br />Department.
<br />Policy
<br />Topic
<br />SF.18
<br />Parking Meter Posts. Develop pilot project to install bicycle parking mechanism on parking
<br />DOT Parking
<br />3.8
<br />Support Features
<br />meter posts.
<br />SF.19
<br />Sidewalk Bicycle Parking Program. Continue to install and maintain City -standard bicycle
<br />DOT, Council Offices
<br />3.8
<br />Support Features
<br />racks on sidewalks. Identify areas with demand for bicycle racks and implement an
<br />installation schedule. Prioritize the installation of racks on streets.
<br />SF.20
<br />Street Furniture Definition. Include bicycle racks in the definition of street furniture to utilize
<br />City Attorney, BSS
<br />1.7, 2.2,
<br />Support Features
<br />streetscape funding opportunities
<br />3.8, 2.15
<br />SF.21
<br />Street Lighting. Support equitable distribution of funds for appropriate street and/or
<br />BSL, DCP, DOT, Council Offices
<br />1.7, 2.3, 3.2
<br />Support Features
<br />pedestrian lighting, especially in areas of high crime rate and high volume of pedestrian
<br />activities.
<br />SF.22
<br />Transit District Curbside Management. Manage curb areas adjacent to transit stops to
<br />DCP, DPW, DOT, Metro & other transit
<br />3.5, 3.8,
<br />Support Features
<br />facilitate the loading and unloading of buses, para transit, smart shuttles, van/car pools and
<br />providers
<br />3.2
<br />taxi queuing. Include curb areas for bicycle parking and car share facilities where space
<br />warrants.
<br />SF.23
<br />Transit Furniture. Transit furniture shall be prioritized on corridors with the highest rates of
<br />DPW, Council Offices
<br />1.7, 2.5,
<br />Support Features
<br />public transit ridership; design features shall incorporate aesthetic, comfort, and protection
<br />4.3, 4.6
<br />from the elements (sun and rain) considerations. Target the equitable provision of transit
<br />furniture throughout the City. Evaluate and pursue all possible alternatives to increase
<br />transit furniture in underserved corridors.
<br />Transit Pass. Collaborate with Metro to encourage schools, employers, and residential
<br />DOT, DCP, LAUSD, Metro
<br />4.8, 4.9,
<br />SF.24
<br />Support Features
<br />developers to provide monthly or annual transit passes for their respective students,
<br />4.11
<br />employees, and residents.
<br />SF.25
<br />Trash Facilities. Increase the number of trashcans on sidewalks. Work with local business and
<br />DPW, BOS, Council Offices
<br />1.7, 4.10
<br />Support Features
<br />community organizations to develop an adopt -a -trash can program.
<br />SF.26
<br />Tree Canopy. Continue to expand the City's tree canopy using tree species that are
<br />LASAN, BSS, BOE, DWP, Tree People,
<br />1.7, 3.2,
<br />Support Features
<br />appropriate for the location, climate, water supply, planting conditions and existing street
<br />Council Offices
<br />2.3, 2.4,
<br />infrastructure.
<br />3.1
<br />SF.27
<br />Turnstile Design. Work with Metro and local transit agencies to ensure that all turnstiles can
<br />DOT, City Council, Mayor's Office, BAC
<br />3.5, 4.11
<br />Support Features
<br />accommodate a bicycle.
<br />SF.28
<br />Bicycle Friendly Businesses. Continue to support Bicycle Friendly Business Program
<br />DOT, Council Offices
<br />2.6
<br />Support Features
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<br />Appendix A
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