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Edna Price Canyon Trail Project Survey
Edna Valley Path
This survey will take less than 4 minutes to complete. Your responses will be kept confidential.
For questions, please contact:
Hannah Heavenrich, Program Coordinator, hheavenrich@rideshare.org
A new pedestrian and bike path on Broad St/227 will someday connect the cities of San Luis Obispo and Pismo Beach. The segment of the path between Los Ranchos Road and Aero Drive south of SLO is being designed. We would love to get your input on how it will look!
1.
The path will cross Los Ranchos Road, Crestmont Drive, and Buckley Road. There are several crossing options to consider.
Which Crossing type would feel safest?
Conventional Ladder Style Crossing
Raised Crosswalks (Slows traffic approaching the crossing)
Pedestrian Safety Islands (Reduce the amount of time you're exposed to traffic)
Pedestrian activated 'flashing light' style crossing (increases visibility)
2.
A rest stop with amenities such as benches, shade structures, bike racks, signage, and informal ‘play’ elements will be constructed at one of the following three locations (see green dots on the map).
Which Location would be best?
(there will be no private property impacts)
Dot 1 (LEFT)
Dot 2 (CENTER)
Dot 3 (RIGHT)
3.
Landscape design themes will integrate cultivated/manicured or native/naturalistic elements. Choose the two plant types you like best:
Native Chaparral
Coastal Sage Scrub
Native Grassland
Formal Low Growing Shrubs
4.
Which overall theme do you prefer?
Natural/Informal
Manicured/Formal
5.
Which trail markers do you prefer?
6.
Which rest area do you prefer?
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