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Project for Public Spaces & National Center for Biking and Walking

Sustaining
Complete
Streets
Momentum

through
Advocacy

Chad
Mullins

Chair,
Salt
Lake
County
Bicycle
Advisory

Commi<ee

Salt
Lake
City,
Utah

Sustaining
Complete
Streets
Momentum

through
Advocacy

Excellent
Complete
Streets
Policy
ordinance
adopted
by
County

 Problem
–
no
implementaCon

SoluCon

•  Complete
Streets
Policy
implementaCon
workshop

Sustaining
Complete
Streets
Momentum

through
Advocacy

SoluCon:

Complete
Streets
Policy
implementaCon
workshop

GOAL:

broaden
community
parCcipaCon

 Community
partners
to
share
expense
and
increase
exposure

 Salt
Lake
City
and
County
co-‐sponsored
workshop

 Public
transit
agency
UTA
–
ﬁnancial
co-‐sponsor
and
parCcipant

 A<endees
included
State
DOT
and
UTA

GOAL:

broaden
community
parCcipaCon

•  MulCple
presentaCons
by
Complete
Streets
instructors

–  PresentaCons
to
County
and
City
Councils

–  Public
Planning
seminar

–  Luncheon
presentaCon
to
the
Wasatch
Front
Regional

Council
(MPO)
-‐-‐
elected
public
oﬃcials
and
staﬀ

GOAL:

broaden
community
parCcipaCon

RESULT:

complete
streets
seminars
and
working
groups

•  Women
in
TransportaCon
(WTS)
-‐-‐
bicycle
planning
workshops

•  UDOT
and
UTA:
joint
regional
study
to
improve
acCve

transportaCon
access
to
public
transit

•  WFRC
(regional
MPO)
–
created
an
AcCve
TransportaCon

Commi<ee
incorporaCng
Complete
Streets
vision

Complete
Streets
is
now
a
part
of
community
dialogue
and
ciCzen

group
discussions
relaCng
to
transportaCon

Salt Lake County Bicycle Advisory Committee

EﬀecCve
tools
and
strategies:

•  Financial
and
logisCcal
support
from
Mayor’s
Oﬃce
–
our

own
budget

•  Staﬀ
a<endance
from
Planning,
Engineering,
Parks
&

RecreaCon,
Police
and
Mayor’s
Oﬃce

Salt Lake County Bicycle Advisory Committee

EﬀecCve
tools
and
strategies:

•  Establish
posiCve
working
relaConship
with
Public
Works

•  A<end
regional
transportaCon
meeCngs:

State
TransportaCon

Commission,
MPO,
City
and
County
Councils

•  Develop
familiarity
with
the
planning
process,
terminology,

etc.

•  IdenCfy
strategic
transportaCon
projects
in
the
planning
stage

•  Know
the
planners
and
decision
makers

•  Engage
other
support
groups
–
health
and
educaCon/schools

EﬀecCve
tools
and
strategies:

•  Organize
study
tour/ﬁeld
trip
for
elected
oﬃcials
and
staﬀ

•  Find
champions:

–  Public
Works
Director

–  Commi<ee
members

•  ParCcipate
as
a
stakeholder
in
project
planning

•  Schedule
meeCngs
with
elected
oﬃcials

•  ParCcipate
in
community/neighborhood
council
meeCngs

•  Write
arCcles
for
newspaper
editorial
page

Salt Lake County Bicycle Advisory Committee

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Salt
Lake
County
acCons
in
2012

•  Created
bicycle
transportaCon
planning
coordinator
posiCon

•  Approved
budget
funding
bicycle
transportaCon
improvements

•  Developed
County-‐wide
Bicycle
Best
PracCces
manual

•  Organized
study
tour
for
public
oﬃcials
to
Boulder,
Colorado

•  Developing
a
Bicycle
Infrastructure
ImplementaCon
Plan

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