Lead paragraph
Prioritize and implement the construction of missing links to connect bicycle and pedestrian facilities citywide.
2.4Missing Links
Progress
- Not started
- Planning
- Implementation
- Continuous
On time
The City continues to connect and discover, through the new TMP effort, missing links in Longmont. The most recent example is the completion of the 17th Ave sidepath between Gay St and Hover St.
Description
Identification of missing links is being completed as part of the Transportation Mobility Plan (TMP) update.
Tasks
What's left to do?
- 12/31/2025
CO 119 and Ken Pratt Blvd
What are we doing?
- 12/31/2024
Transportation Mobility Plan (TMP)
The TMP will include work to revamp the bikeway system for better connectivity and more reactive funding to these project, specifically in area of equity concerns.
What has been done?
- 23.12.2023
17th Avenue Missing Sidewalks
Missing sidewalk segments have been eliminated along the north side of 17th Avenue from Lincoln Street to Cook Court.
Related actions
- Implementation (On time)
Sustainability PlanT-6. Support growth in active transportation and transit ridership through implementation of the Multimodal Transportation Pl… - Implementation (On time)
Climate Action Recommendations ReportT.3. Connected Bikeways - Implementation (On time)
Transportation RoadmapT.8. Interconnected Bike System
Work will begin in 2024 for construction of safety and mobility projects along the Diagonal Highway/CO 119/Ken Pratt Blvd. This will include a complete reconstruction of the CO 119/Hover St intersection in the next two years providing a Boulder-bound underpass for general traffic and bicycles/pedestrians as well as a new bidirectional concrete bikeway in the median of CO 119 between Boulder and Longmont.