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Safe Routes to Parks Wheat Ridge Community Survey

Safe Routes to Parks Wheat Ridge Community Survey

If you'd like to provide feedback on the two project sites under consideration for improvement, or provide other location ideas or other feedback about the program, please consider filling out this short survey by April 12th, 2024.

Do you currently visit, or have you visited, Fruitdale Park at Miller St. and W. 47th Ave?

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In the Fruitdale Park and Miller St. (between 44th-48th Aves) areas, please check each item that you consider an obstacle, or hazard, to visiting Fruitdale Park:

Lack of a sidewalk along Miller St.

Lack of enough crosswalks across Miller St.

Existing crosswalk across Miller St. (at Mountain Phoenix Community School) needs to be improved to better protect users

Speed limit on Miller St. is too high (30 mph currently, 20 mph with flashing yellows in school zone during school hours)

Miller St. is a 2-lane road, but does not have a center line

I think this area is safe as-is for pedestrians, cyclists, and other active transportation users

Other obstacles/hazards in this area: (please specify)

Improvement examples for the next question:

Streetview looking north on Miller:

Example of visual barrier (flex-poles):

Express Lanes On I-95 To Be Revamped With New Poles | WLRN

Potential location of added crosswalk (in red):

Existing crosswalk which could be improved (in red):

Example of center-line striping:

Line Striping for Mt. Dora Paving Contractor | G-FORCE™ Tampa

What type(s) of improvement would you support in this Fruitdale Park area? Please check all that apply

Continuous sidewalk along the east side of Miller St. between W. 44th Ave and W. 48th Ave

Continuous sidewalk along the west side of Miller St. between W. 44th Ave and W. 48th Ave

Continuous sidewalk along both sides of Miller St. between W. 44th Ave and W. 48th Ave

Adding a visual barrier along pedestrian routes (sidewalks, shoulders, or dirt right-of-way areas) such as bike lane stanchions/flex poles or brightly-colored paint

Additional crosswalk at W. 47th Ave (not W. 47th Place)

Improved crosswalk at Mountain Phoenix entrance (options include raised crosswalk, pedestrian-activated signal, added paint in area, and others)

Reducing the speed limit on this stretch of Miller St. to 20 mph at all times

Striping the center line of the 2-lane Miller St. between W. 44th and W. 48th Aves

I think this area is safe as-is for pedestrians, cyclists, and other active transportation users and would not support any improvements/changes at this time

Other improvements in this area that you would support (please specify)

Do you currently visit, or have you visited, Crown Hill Park between W. 32nd Ave, Kipling St., W. 26th Ave, and Wadsworth Blvd/Crown Hill Cemetery?

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In the Crown Hill Park and W. 32nd area (between Dudley and Holland Streets) areas, please check each item that you consider an obstacle, or hazard, to visiting Crown Hill Park in this area:

Lack of a continuous sidewalk along 32nd Ave.

Lack of enough crosswalks across 32nd Ave.

Existing crosswalk across 32nd Ave (at Wheat Ridge High School) needs to be improved to better protect users

Speed limit along W. 32nd Ave is too high (30 mph currently, 20 mph with flashing yellows in school zone during school hours)

I think this area is safe as-is for pedestrians, cyclists, and other active transportation users

Other obstacles/hazards in this area: (please specify)

Improvement examples for the next question:

Street-view looking west on 32nd:

Example of visual barrier (flex-poles):

Express Lanes On I-95 To Be Revamped With New Poles | WLRN

Potential location of added crosswalk (in red):

Existing crosswalk which could be improved (in red):

What type(s) of improvement would you support in this area of W. 32nd Ave and Crown Hill Park? Please check all that apply

Continuous sidewalk along the north side of W. 32nd Ave between Dudley St. and Holland St.

Continuous sidewalk along the south side of W. 32nd Ave between Dudley St. and Holland St.

Continuous sidewalk along both the north and south side of W. 32nd Ave between Dudley St. and Holland St.

Adding a visual barrier along pedestrian routes (sidewalks, shoulders, or dirt right-of-way areas) such as bike lane stanchions or brightly-colored paint

Additional crosswalk across W. 32nd Ave (potential logical locations include at Dudley St. and at Garrison St.)

Improved crosswalk at High School entrance (options include raised crosswalk, pedestrian-hybrid beacon, added paint in area, and others)

Reducing the speed limit on this stretch of W. 32nd Ave to 20 mph at all times

I think this area is safe as-is for pedestrians, cyclists, and other active transportation users and would not support any improvements/changes at this time

Other improvements in this area that you would support (please specify)

Please check all that apply for you:

I live in the neighborhood near Fruitdale Park (Miller St. and W. 46th Ave)

I travel frequently to the area near Fruitdale Park (kids go to school here, I work here, errands, etc)

I live in the neighborhood on the north side of Crown Hill Park (W. 32nd Ave and Field St.)

I travel frequently to the area near the north side of Crown Hill Park (kids go to school here, I work here, errands, etc

Please add any other feedback on this program, the project sites under consideration, or other potential improvement areas for people to safely access parks in Wheat Ridge below.

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