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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC 04-07-2026 Item No. 1 Active Transportation Plan_Supplemental ReportCC 4-07-2026 #1 Active Transportation Plan Supplemental Report PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT CITY HALL 10300 TORRE AVENUE • CUPERTINO, CA 95014-3255 TELEPHONE: (408) 777-3354 • FAX: (408) 777-3333 CUPERTINO.GOV CITY COUNCIL STAFF REPORT DESK ITEM Meeting: April 07, 2026 Special Meeting Agenda Item # 1 Subject An update on the development of the Active Transportation Plan, including a summary of Phase 2, explanations of plan edits, revised scoring criteria, and next steps Recommended Action Receive an update on the development of the Active Transportation Plan and provide feedback on the agenda packet attachments. Staff’s responses to questions received are shown in italics. Q1: Attachment C - Prioritized Project list: Priority / Line item 9 - Location should be McClellan Undercrossing, and not Stevens Creek Undercrossing - based on all previous communications and revisions this seems an error. Please can we correct this error. Staff response: The name change was made to emphasize its location adjacent to Stevens Creek (the creek itself) . However, due to its potential confusion with the Boulevard, staff can change the project title back to the McClellan Road Undercrossing to reflect the roadway the undercrossing would travel beneath. Q2: Attachment G - Network Recommendation Maps - page 2 is showing existing and recommended bike network - somehow Don Burnett bridge is missing, thereby missing an important connector. Please can we correct this error. Staff response: It is correct that the bridge is erroneously missing in Attachment G. Attachment I contains the updated Existing and Recommended Bicycle Network Map. Q3: On Feb. 18 the bicycle & pedestrian commission moved a motion unanimously to "Eliminate 1.25 modifier by making balance in bicycle matrix to a negative score." The purpose of this recommendation was to provide better transparency and eliminate the current convoluted way of equalizing scores between bicycle and pedestrian projects with a 1.25 modifier. It does not seem this has been taken into account with the materials provided for the April 7 city council meeting. It is important to note, this recommendation was driven by significant community input to consider the impact of projects against existing infrastructure (i.e. eliminating vehicle lanes and/or parking) . I am assuming this is an oversight that needs correction. Staff response: The Council staff report includes the BPC’s recommendations for Council consideration. Staff’s intent is to bring the same documents to the Council that were provided to and reviewed by the Commissions. Following the Council meeting, staff will revise the Plan per the direction given by Council. Attachments Provided with Original Staff Report: A. November 04, 2025, City Council Staff Report B. Revised Project Prioritization Criteria C. Draft Prioritized Project List D. Revised Program and Policy Recommendations E. Draft Project Impact Evaluation Guidelines F. Draft Project Effectiveness Guidelines G. Draft Network Recommendations Maps H. Visual Glossary Attachments Provided with Supplemental Report: I. Existing and Recommended Bicycle Network Map