Bike Lanes Work Plan 2009 - TA Queens Committee

Queens Bike Lanes Work Plan

1. Contact DOT and/or Dept. of City Planning Bike chair to ascertain how many miles of bike lanes Queens currently has. - 3/9/09

2. Prioritize which areas need the bike lanes the most

a. Ridership stats – 3/9/09
b. Create a document to poll riders at events – 4/13/09
c. Underserved neighborhoods - 3/9/09
d. Connect Queens Parks – 4/13/09
e. Connect Brooklyn to Queens - 4/13/09
f. Southern approach to Queensborough Bridge – 4/13/09
g. Already proposed bike lanes – 3/9/09
h. Investigate rails to trails –3/9/09
i. Major arteries – TA

3.   Meet with TA to brainstorm partners and strategies 4/20-4/26

4.   Present results to committee in May meeting. have TA Queens Committee Members vote on the most important areas. 5/11/09

5.   Implementation Strategy – date TBA

a. Write letters to city council members
b. Attend community board meetings to get buy-in and support
c. Organize bike pools and invite city council members

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Mar 7 2009 by Taryn

Hi David, Can you tell me the cross streets for gas tank park? I can't find it on the bike map. Thanks. - Taryn

Mar 6 2009 by David Robles

Hi, i have a bike lane to propose. To link up juniper park and gas tank park between Maspeth and Middle Village. It will connect a very underserved area and possibly open up the opportunity to later campaign to spread the bike lane down grand and broadway which would be a major accompisment David

Mar 3 2009 by Eddie

Your work plan looks great Leigh. Lots of short term goals and deadlines. Great job.

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