08-17-2022 Final BPC PacketCITY OF CUPERTINO
BICYCLE PEDESTRIAN COMMISSION
AGENDA
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Wednesday, August 17, 2022
7:00 PM
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ROLL CALL
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
1.Subject: July 20, 2022 Bicycle Pedestrian Commission Minutes
Recommended Action: Approve the July 20, 2022 Bicycle Pedestrian Commission
Minutes
A - Draft Minutes
POSTPONEMENTS
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
This portion of the meeting is reserved for persons wishing to address the Commission on any matter
within the jurisdiction of the Commission and not on the agenda. Speakers are limited to three (3)
minutes. In most cases, State law will prohibit the Commission from making any decisions with respect
to a matter not on the agenda.
WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS
OLD BUSINESS
2.Subject: Future Agenda Items (Ganga)
Recommended Action: Develop and Maintain a List of Future Agenda Items for the
Bicycle Pedestrian Commission
3.Subject: 2022 Cupertino Fall Bike Fest (Walkowiak)
Recommended Action: Receive an Update and Discuss Planning Activities Related to
the 2022 Cupertino Fall Bike Fest
NEW BUSINESS
4.Subject: Cristo Rey Drive Bicycle Striping Improvements (Stillman)
Recommended Action: Provide Feedback on Options and Timing for Installing Bicycle
Striping Improvements along Cristo Rey Drive
5.Subject: Bicycle Facilities Improvements (Stillman)
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Recommended Action: Provide Direction on the Scope and Deliverables for the Bicycle
Facilities Improvements Work Plan Item
STAFF AND COMMISSION REPORTS
6.Subject: Staff Update and Commissioner Activity Report (All)
Recommended Action: Receive Updates from Staff and Commissioners Regarding
Recent Activities
FUTURE AGENDA SETTING
ADJOURNMENT
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Agenda Item
22-11347 Agenda Date: 8/17/2022
Agenda #: 1.
Subject: July 20, 2022 Bicycle Pedestrian Commission Minutes
Approve the July 20, 2022 Bicycle Pedestrian Commission Minutes
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DRAFT MINUTES
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
BICYCLE PEDESTRIAN COMMISSION
July 20, 2022
Draft Minutes
The meeting was called to order at 7:01 p.m.
ROLL CALL:
Present: Jack Carter (VC), Gerhard Eschelbeck, Ilango Ganga (C)
Absent: Grace John, Erik Lindskog
Staff: David Stillman, Transportation Manager and Staff Liaison
Others Present: Cherie Walkowiak, Safe Routes to School Coordinator, Evelyn Moran,
Project Manager, and Marlon Aumentado, Assistant Engineer
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
1. Approve the June 13, 2022 Minutes
MOTION: Vice Chair Carter moved, seconded by Commissioner Eschelbeck to
approve the June 13, 2022 Parks and Recreation Commission, Planning Commission,
and Bicycle Pedestrian Commission Joint Special Meeting minutes as presented.
MOTION PASSED: 3-0, John and Lindskog Absent
2. Approve the June 15, 2022 Minutes
MOTION: Commissioner Eschelbeck moved, seconded by Vice Chair Carter to
approve the June 15, 2022 Bicycle Pedestrian Commission minutes as presented.
MOTION PASSED: 2-0, John and Lindskog Absent, Ganga Abstain
POSTPONEMENTS
No Postponements
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
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None
WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS
None
OLD BUSINESS
3. Develop and Maintain a List of Future Agenda Items for the Bicycle Pedestrian
Commission
Carmen Road Bridge
Public Places for Bike Racks (include e-bike parking)
Education on How to Use Two-Stage Left Turn Boxes
Path between Lincoln Elementary and Monta Vista High School
The Impact of Semi-Rural Designation on Bike and Ped Projects/Priorities
Adaptive Traffic Signal Pilot Update
Multi-Modal Traffic Count Pilot Update
Reassess the Intersection at Bubb Road/McClellan Road
Stevens Creek Boulevard, Phases 1-3
Legally Allowed Behavior at Stop Signs for Bicyclists
Vision Zero
Lead Pedestrian Walk Interval
Diagonal Crosswalks
Lawson Middle School Bike Path
Input from Seniors on the Bicycle Pedestrian Improvements
Bollinger Road Safety Corridor Project
AB 43 – Summary and how Commission can support implementation
Bicycle Licensing (to prevent bike theft)
Improvement of existing Class IV Bike Lanes, including maintenance
Bicycle Facilities (Workplan Item)
Cristo Rey Drive Bike Lanes
Review Objectives for the Bicycle Pedestrian Commission Website - Update as Needed
NEW BUSINESS
4. Receive an Update and Discuss Planning Activities Related to the 2022 Cupertino
Fall Bike Fest
Cherie Walkowiak, Safe Routes to School Coordinator gave a presentation, updating the
Bicycle Pedestrian Commission (Commission) on the 2022 Cupertino Fall Bike Fest and
discussing the logistics, activities, Commission feedback and the assignment of
Commission roles. The proposed event details were at the City Hall Parking Lot on
Torre Avenue on Saturday September 24 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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Vice Chair Carter was concerned about the bike ride going on Foothill Boulevard past
the freeway. Commissioner Eschelbeck suggested crossing the Don Burnett Bridge. Ms.
Walkowiak noted that the segment of Homestead Road from Stelling Road to Mary
Avenue was going to showcase the Valley Transportation Authority’s (VTA) upcoming
Safe Routes to School project. Coming back on Mary Avenue to avoid Foothill
Boulevard was good. Ms. Walkowiak noted the bike ride was going to be led on the
right side of the street, which was where most of the conflicts were.
Vice Chair Carter commented that biking on Foothill Boulevard going past the freeway
was a concern. Chair Ganga suggested signage to alert motorists on that day.
Commissioner Eschelbeck suggested coming back on Mary Avenue and Stevens Creek
Boulevard, then going through Blackberry Farm.
Vice Chair Carter said there was a need to keep all the bicyclists together because
people had gotten lost on previous rides, plus there was a lot of uphill on that
suggested route. Commissioner Eschelbeck suggested avoiding Foothill and Homestead
completely.
Vice Chair Carter reminded the Commission that there were no bikes allowed on the
Linda Vista Trail. Chair Ganga suggested going through Blackberry Farm to Stevens
Creek Boulevard and then take Mary Avenue and Don Burnett Bridge to Homestead
Road. Commissioner Eschelbeck agreed. He then suggested going all the way to Blaney
Avenue.
Ms. Walkowiak asked the Commission if they wanted to do two bike rides. Vice Chair
Carter countered by asking how many volunteers were needed. Ms. Walkowiak
thought it would be nice to have one Commissioner per ride, then she could ask for
additional chaperones to fill in the other spots. Vice Chair Carter asked about marking
intersections and having Police escorts. Commissioner Eschelbeck said if there was
going to be two-rides, it needed to be made clear that the longer ride was only for
experienced cyclists.
Vice Chair Carter suggested an electronic map. Chair Ganga suggested a self-guided
bike ride. Commissioner Eschelbeck did not think the turn-by-turn instructions were
necessary. Chair Ganga thought the smaller bike ride was good, but more chaperones
were needed for a bike ride with younger children.
Vice Chair Carter asked if there was going to be a demonstration about locking a bike,
bike registration, safety, and visibility; he suggested having the Sheriff’s Department do
that presentation.
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Commissioner Eschelbeck offered to do the registration table and to chaperone a ride.
Vice Chair Carter offered to chaperone a ride with the little kids. Chair Ganga
volunteered to chaperone the smaller bikers and agreed to help with registration if
needed. Vice Chair Carter offered to help finalize the bike route.
5. Receive Presentation and Provide Feedback on the Junipero Serra/I-280 Trail 65%
Design
Evelyn Moran, Project Manager gave a presentation on the I-280 Trail, east segment,
providing an update and requesting feedback from the Bicycle Pedestrian Commission
(Commission.)
Chair Ganga asked about the length of each segment. Ms. Moran answered that the
section adjacent to Calabasas Creek was wider and had a 14-foot trail. The section along
the Junipero Serra channel was 10 feet. The area along Calabasas Creek was 10 feet of
asphalt and two feet of shoulder. Chair Ganga felt there needed to be shoulder on both
sides of the trail, not just one.
Commissioner Eschelbeck inquired where continuation of the trail in Phase 2 began.
Ms. Moran answered that the east segment ended at Hyatt House, then the Central
segment would continue on Perimeter Road under Wolfe Road. Commissioner
Eschelbeck asked if the underpass already existed. Ms. Moran said yes. Commissioner
Eschelbeck asked where bicyclists landed at the end of the trail. Ms. Moran answered
Vallco Parkway or Hyatt House. David Stillman, Transportation Manager interjected
that there were bike lanes on Vallco Parkway. He added that there was a signalized
intersection near the Vallco Parkway trailhead and a sidewalk connection.
Chair Ganga stated that from the Class 2 bike lane was an access point to the shared use
path, which was one direction. Mr. Stillman clarified that the connection from the
sidewalk to the trail was a two-way connection. Chair Ganga pointed out that there was
a guideline for a Class 1 shared use path, which was why he was concerned about the
width. He wanted to ensure the guidelines were followed.
Ms. Moran asked if there was feedback regarding local flora and fauna. Vice Chair
Carter thought that was important and suggested some education.
Vice Chair Carter was concerned with there being a collision point where people exited
the path near the shortcut and where people entered the path. Chair Ganga agreed and
brought out that the people exiting the path might collide with people on the sidewalk.
He suggested “slow down” signs. Ms. Moran offered a rendering which showed the
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suggested placement of signs. She suggested additional signage where the paths met
that say something like ‘reduce speed’ or ‘watch for pedestrians.’ Mr. Stillman agreed.
Chair Ganga wanted there to be an entry way further down Vallco Parkway and said
people crossing the intersection on Vallco Parkway should be able to enter the trail. Ms.
Moran answered that there was a possibility to continue the striping, but she needed to
verify. Chair Ganga wanted to see renderings of the bike path on the south side of
Vallco Parkway and how access was provided to bikers there, including signage. Ms.
Moran remarked that was outside of the design, there was nothing prepared to present
for that. Mr. Stillman suggested green bike lane striping parallel to the crosswalk.
Vice Chair Carter observed that after the path was complete, the Commission may need
to revisit some things. Ms. Moran promised to bring the feedback to the design
engineers to see what could be incorporated.
6. Receive Presentation and Provide Feedback on Stevens Creek Boulevard Separated
Bike Lane Project, Phase 2
Marlon Aumentado, Assistant Engineer gave a presentation on the Stevens Creek
Boulevard Separated Bike Lane Project, Phase 2.
Commissioner Eschelbeck inquired if there were any updates on the connection to the
Stevens Creek Boulevard bridge over Highway (HWY) 85. David Stillman,
Transportation Manager replied that the Westport Project was responsible for covering
the frontage between Mary Avenue and the HWY 85 northbound ramp. The ramp onto
HWY 85 all the way to Mary Avenue was Caltrans right of way. The installation of
those improvements was dependent on the City of Cupertino and Westport
Development getting the necessary approvals from Caltrans. Transportation staff could
look at doing some kind of protection for bikes across the bridge, much like what was
done on McClellan Road over HYW 85 bridge. There were posts, instead of the concrete
buffers; Caltrans did not approve any kind of structural alteration to the existing bridge.
Commissioner Eschelbeck remarked that space was constrained on the Stevens Creek
Boulevard bridge over HWY 85 and there was going to be a need to widen the bridge in
the future, to make space for a bike lane. He wanted to make sure what was done on
Stevens Creek Boulevard Separated Bike Lane Project, Phase 2 did not hinder that
possibility. Mr. Stillman assured the Commission that nothing that was to be done
would preclude any improvements across the bridge in the future.
Commissioner Eschelbeck asked what 95% meant in terms of timeframe. Mr.
Aumentado answered that he was wrapping up the minor details and then the project
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would be ready to go out to bid, which would be October/November timeframe. He
thought construction would begin around December/January 2023.
Vice Chair Carter wanted to discuss the bicycle traffic lights and wondered how long
they had been installed. Mr. Aumentado indicated since May. Vice Chair Carter
wondered if there was any feedback from the public, such as any problems. Mr.
Stillman remarked that a few changes were needed at Stevens Creek Boulevard and
Wolfe Road. Just within the last few weeks he settled on a function that worked 85% of
the time and he had some ideas to get it close to 100%. There were some complaints
related to what was installed before, which was about the shoulder lane being a right
turn only lane. The intersection was now back to three through lanes, with the right
lane being a permitted right turn. Another item that he received complaints on was the
“No Turn on Red” restriction. Now that the right lane was a shared through right, a
person was able to turn right on red, and it was set up so that if a bike approaches, the
bike got a green signal and the no right turn illuminated for vehicles. The only issue
now was the bike detection; sometimes there were false calls. His solution was to have
physical loops in the ground in the bike lane.
Chair Ganga asked about having one of the bike signs on the mast arm at the
intersection. Mr. Stillman said it was on the mast arm to begin with, but they found it to
be more visible closer to the driver on the right side.
Chair Ganga asked about the right turn only lane going eastbound on Wolfe Road
toward Finch Avenue. Mr. Aumentado said that was eliminated. Chair Ganga inquired
about Blaney Avenue. Mr. Aumentado said this was to act as a current through
movement and there was to be no bike detection.
Chair Ganga wanted to know if the gap between the concrete barriers that was
provided was sufficient to move toward the left lane. Mr. Aumentado said they
widened them, and they planned to modify them during construction if they needed to
be longer.
Chair Ganga wanted to know if it was possible to have a diagonal crossing. Mr.
Aumentado did not think that was a good idea for this intersection.
Chair Ganga wanted to know if the traffic signs were going to be the exact same as what
was on Wolfe Road. Mr. Aumentado said yes and there were a lot of breaks between
the precast curbs. Vice Chair Carter said that was a plus down McClellan Road because
there were a lot of driveways.
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Vice Chair Carter inquired about the bus stop and wanted to know if there was going to
be flashing lights installed on the pavement, to get the attention of the person getting off
the bus. Mr. Aumentado suggested signage for both bicyclists and pedestrians but there
were no plans for electrical flashing lights.
Chair Ganga brought out that the pedestrian crossing was at an elevated level,
compared to the bike path. Mr. Aumentado answered that he wanted to make the
transition as long as possible, so bicyclists were ramped up gradually six inches. Chair
Ganga asked about some reflectors, so the rise was visible. Mr. Aumentado said there
was to be thermoplastic striping with the beads, so it reflected with vehicle headlights,
there was also ample lighting for the pedestrian.
STAFF AND COMMISSION REPORTS
7. Receive Updates from Staff and Commissioners Regarding Recent Activities
David Stillman, Transportation Manager reported that the Lozano Easement item will
going to the City Council on September 20. There will be a draft report on the Local
Road Safety Plan later this month and once he gets a final report, he will share that with
the Bicycle Pedestrian Commission (Commission.)
Mr. Stillman polled the Commission about another Joint Commission meeting. Chair
Ganga, Commissioner Eschelbeck and Vice Chair Carter were available.
Chair Ganga asked about the Mayor’s meeting and the Safe Routes to School (SR2S)
Meeting. Vice Chair Carter gave an overview of the June meetings and said the biggest
discussion was around roads near Cupertino High School. Chair Ganga was to attend
the next Mayor’s meeting and SR2S meeting.
ADJOURNMENT
Meeting adjourned at 9:22 p.m.
SUBMITTED BY:
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David Stillman, Staff Liaison
Note: Any attachments can be found on the Cupertino Website
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July 20, 2021
Cupertino’s 2022 Fall Bike Fest
Bicycle Pedestrian Commission
July 20, 2022
Agenda Item #4
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Topics
●Logistics
●Activities
●BPC Feedback
●Assign Roles
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Logistics
●Where: City Hall Parking Lot/Torre
Ave
●When: Saturday, September 24
●Time: 9am –1pm (setup @ 7:45am)
●FYI: Conflict -Rotary Fall Fest
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Activities
●Helmet Checks
●Bike Checks
●Bike Rodeo
●BikeRide(s)
●Blender Bike Smoothies
●Bike Decorating
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More Activities
●Contests
●Demos (tentative)
●Poet Laureate
●Youth Environmental Power
Initiative
●Vendor Booths
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Two Bike Rides
●Short ride for younger riders
●~3 miles, flat
●Park stops for activities
●Longer ride for adults
●~10 miles, some hill
●Showcase infrastructure projects
and/or highlighting Rotary Fall Fest
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Proposed Short Ride Route
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Proposed Long Ride Route
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Feedback
●Number of Rides This Year
●Route Input
●Request for Contest or Activity?
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Assign Roles
●Registration Table Lead
●Bike Blender Lead
●Safety Talker (tentative)
●Ride Chaperones
●Route Creation/Collaboration
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Thank you!!
Cherie Walkowiak
Safe Routes to School Coordinator
cheriew@cupertino.org
www.cupertino.org/bikefest
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Bicycle and Pedestrian Commission
I-280 Trail-East Segment
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Agenda Item #5
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Overview
•Background
•Cross-Sections
•Vallco Trailhead
•Promontory Trailhead
•Trailhead Details
•Upcoming
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Background
•Grant Requirements:A construction funds memo was submitted to VTA.
Cupertino was awarded the total amount requested (1.9M). The
agreement has been executed.
•65% Design: Under review from City staff and other public agencies
•Environmental Permitting:
o Environmental Review Committee public hearing was on June 16,
2022.
o IS/MND is under public review until August 1st.
o Environmental permit applications are in progress.
•Commission Action:Staff is providing an update and seeking
feedback on design elements
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Cross Section-Junipero Serra Channel
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Cross Section-Calabazas Creek
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Vallco Parkway Trailhead
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Promontory Trailhead
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Trailhead Detail-Transect Band
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Trailhead Detail-Seat Wall
I-280 Trail
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Upcoming
East Design:
Fall ‘22 Design team refines design, prepare construction documents, and
advertise bid for construction
East Construction:
Early’23 Earliest construction start date
Winter’23 East trail opens
Central Design:
Early ’23 Design team refines design
Central Construction:
Fall ’24 Earliest Construction Start Date
Fall ’25 Central trail opens
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Thank You
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Wolfe Rd –Hwy 85
Stevens Creek Boulevard
Separated Bikeway –Phase 2
95% Design - DRAFT
Bicycle Pedestrian Commission
July 20, 2022
Agenda Item #6
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Project Background
•2016 Bicycle Transportation Plan
•Tier 1 -Top priority
•Class IV Protected Bikeway on Stevens Creek Blvd
from Foothill Blvd to Tantau Ave
•Phase 1 construction completed in March 2021
•Tantau Ave to Wolfe Rd
•Phase 2 design began April 2021
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Project Background (cont.)
•Phase 2 continues WB on Stevens Creek Blvd from Wolfe
Rd to Highway 85
•Phase 2A –Wolfe Rd to De Anza Blvd
•Phase 2B –De Anza Blvd to Highway 85
•Phase 3 finishes bikeway from Highway 85 to Foothill Blvd
•TBD
Commission action
•Receive updates on 95% Design Elements
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Phase 2 Improvements
•Pre-cast concrete vertical curbs separating vehicle travel lanes and bike lanes along both sides of street
•In-line floating bus stops
•Traffic signal modifications at five (5) intersections:
•Wolfe Rd
•De Anza Blvd
•Bandley Dr
•Stelling Rd
•Mary Ave
•Revised Signage / Striping
•Removal of crosswalk obstructions
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Phase 2 Improvements (cont.)
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SCB Class IV Bikeway
(Typical Street Layout)
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SCB Class IV Bikeway
De Anza Blvd
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SCB Class IV Bikeway
Bandley Dr –Saich Way
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SCB Class IV Bikeway
In-Line Floating Bus Stop
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Agenda Item
22-11349 Agenda Date: 8/17/2022
Agenda #: 2.
Subject: Future Agenda Items (Ganga)
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Agenda Item
22-11350 Agenda Date: 8/17/2022
Agenda #: 3.
Subject: 2022 Cupertino Fall Bike Fest (Walkowiak)
Receive an Update and Discuss Planning Activities Related to the 2022 Cupertino Fall Bike Fest
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Agenda Item
22-11351 Agenda Date: 8/17/2022
Agenda #: 4.
Subject: Cristo Rey Drive Bicycle Striping Improvements (Stillman)
Provide Feedback on Options and Timing for Installing Bicycle Striping Improvements along Cristo
Rey Drive
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22-11352 Agenda Date: 8/17/2022
Agenda #: 5.
Subject: Bicycle Facilities Improvements (Stillman)
Provide Direction on the Scope and Deliverables for the Bicycle Facilities Improvements Work Plan
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CITY OF CUPERTINO
Agenda Item
22-11353 Agenda Date: 8/17/2022
Agenda #: 6.
Subject: Staff Update and Commissioner Activity Report (All)
Receive Updates from Staff and Commissioners Regarding Recent Activities
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BPC 08/17/2022