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The first round of community engagement from December 2024 to early January 2025 provided staff with a deeper understanding of the challenges and opportunities on this corridor. From late January to mid-February 2025, we collected your feedback on various safety improvements and draft evaluation criteria, which informed the development of conceptual alternatives and the final evaluation criteria. In the third round of community engagement from late March through mid-April 2025, we collected your feedback on the conceptual alternatives and their draft evaluation to help staff finalize the evaluation and select a recommended alternative.
Stay tuned for the recommended alternative early this summer 2025!
This Folsom Street project between Pine Street and Colorado Avenue is part of the city's Core Arterial Network (CAN), a City Council priority to make the Boulder’s busiest streets safer and more comfortable and connected. The project supports the city’s Vision Zero goal to eliminate serious injury and fatal crashes and advances the city's Transportation Master Plan (TMP), Vision Zero Action Plan (VZAP) and Low-Stress Walk and Bike Network Plan which identified transportation improvements for the project area based on data and prior community feedback.
The first round of community engagement from December 2024 to early January 2025 provided staff with a deeper understanding of the challenges and opportunities on this corridor. From late January to mid-February 2025, we collected your feedback on various safety improvements and draft evaluation criteria, which informed the development of conceptual alternatives and the final evaluation criteria. In the third round of community engagement from late March through mid-April 2025, we collected your feedback on the conceptual alternatives and their draft evaluation to help staff finalize the evaluation and select a recommended alternative.
Stay tuned for the recommended alternative early this summer 2025!
This Folsom Street project between Pine Street and Colorado Avenue is part of the city's Core Arterial Network (CAN), a City Council priority to make the Boulder’s busiest streets safer and more comfortable and connected. The project supports the city’s Vision Zero goal to eliminate serious injury and fatal crashes and advances the city's Transportation Master Plan (TMP), Vision Zero Action Plan (VZAP) and Low-Stress Walk and Bike Network Plan which identified transportation improvements for the project area based on data and prior community feedback.
From Mar. 24 - Apr. 13, we need your feedback to finalize the alternatives evaluation and inform the selection of a recommended alternative.
You will have the option at the end of the questionnaire to provide your email address to receive project updates. No identifying information will be shared in the questionnaire report.
If you have not reviewed the open house materials, view them at the virtual open house.
This questionnaire is being provided so that community members can share their thoughts easily and accessibly online. The input gathered here will be combined with feedback collected during other engagement events and opportunities for this project. This questionnaire should not be viewed as a proxy for voting. Participation is not randomized, so results cannot be tallied to determine a “winning” or communitywide perspective.
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From Jan. 29 to Feb. 19, we need your feedback to inform the development of conceptual designs for Folsom Street between Pine Street and Colorado Avenue.
The first round of community engagement from December 2024 to early January 2025 provided staff with a deeper understanding of the challenges and opportunities on this corridor. We will use your input on various safety improvements to develop conceptual designs and finalize evaluation criteria, which we will present to the community this spring.
You will have the option at the end of the questionnaire to provide your email address to receive project updates. No identifying information will be shared in the questionnaire report.
If you have not reviewed the open house materials, view them at bldr.fyi/folsom-storymap.
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We hope to learn about your travel experiences today andcollect your ideas for better travel in the future on Folsom Street - from Pine Street to Colorado Avenue. This questionnaire is one of the first steps to improve Folsom Street to support safer, more comfortable and better connected transportation choices for everyone, no matter how you travel.
Based on community engagement in winter 2024/2025, conceptual design options will be presented to the community in spring 2025.
You will have the option at the end of the questionnaire to provide your email address to receive project updates. No identifying information will be shared in the questionnaire report.
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