Garberville Complete Streets Project

What do you think about the different pieces of the proposed Garberville Complete Streets Project?

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7 registered responses

June 11, 2019, 6:07 PM

Please submit your comments on the Garberville Complete Streets Project as a whole.

Concerned about the ability to drive thru town with so many cross walks in a close proximity to each other. Specifically, between Hemp Connection and Cecils.
Please submit your comments on the Gateway/Welcome Plaza.

Neither Info kiosk has parking near it, so not sure how useful that is.
Please submit your comments on A - Parallel Parking Section.

Doesn't allow for delivery drivers to park. And if we're going to be encouraging bike traffic, where will the bike parking be?
Please submit your comments on B - Angled Parking Section

like this
Please submit your comments on the Enhanced Intersection with Transition Plaza.

Can't tell where the exit for the Getti Up is??? Can't imagine Conger needs a cross walk on the north and south side. Seems like that would slow traffic.
Please submit your comments on the Mid-Block Crosswalk section.
No response.
Please submit your comments on the Enhanced Intersection.

Again, this many cross walks seems like it'll slow traffic down.

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This survey is looking for community input on the Garberville Complete Streets Projects. The survey is 7 questions in total. First we'll ask about your feedback on this project as a whole. Details on each section will follow in questions below. Some of the images may be difficult to see during the survey. We've provided additional links so you can inspect each of the elements a little more closely. Feel free to refer back to the image immediately below to see where a section of the project fits in to the bigger picture.

Garberville Complete Streets map with detail

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Please submit your comments on the Garberville Complete Streets Project as a whole.

GATEWAY/WELCOME PLAZA

- Gateway Signage

- Visitor Information Kiosk (Map, Local Businesses, Lodging, Restaurants, Etc.)

- Short-Term Parking

Welcome Plaza Entrance Gateway Exit

Please submit your comments on the Gateway/Welcome Plaza.

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What do you think about the different pieces of the proposed Garberville Complete Streets Project?

7 registered responses

Please submit your comments on the Garberville Complete Streets Project as a whole.

Please submit your comments on the Gateway/Welcome Plaza.

Please submit your comments on A - Parallel Parking Section.

Please submit your comments on B - Angled Parking Section

Please submit your comments on the Enhanced Intersection with Transition Plaza.

Please submit your comments on the Mid-Block Crosswalk section.

Please submit your comments on the Enhanced Intersection.

Please submit your comments on the Garberville Complete Streets Project as a whole.

Please submit your comments on the Gateway/Welcome Plaza.

Please submit your comments on A - Parallel Parking Section.

Please submit your comments on B - Angled Parking Section

Please submit your comments on the Enhanced Intersection with Transition Plaza.

Please submit your comments on the Mid-Block Crosswalk section.

Please submit your comments on the Enhanced Intersection.

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Please submit your comments on the Garberville Complete Streets Project as a whole.

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