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.tl <br /> 1. Create trail"loop"around Long Lake by signing an on-road trail along Long Lake Road <br /> and building a trail link under the railroad at the Long Lake boat launch through the NE <br /> Quadrant development and to Long Lake Regional Park. <br /> 2. Create stronger trail connections to the Family Service Center: Put resources into getting <br /> safe trails along Old Hwy 8, 10th St.NW,and at the bridges of Long Lake Road&Hwy 8 <br /> over I-694. <br /> 3. Create an on-road bike route through the neighborhood on the west side of Pike Lake <br /> such that residents can connect to existing trail connections to Long Lake Regional Park. <br /> 4. Create trail loop around Jones Lake. <br /> 5. Create trail connection from Co.Rd.E to 7th St.through Hansen Park. <br /> 6. Create on-road bike route on 16th Street to link to Springbrook Nature Center and Moore <br /> Lake Beach.Coordinate with Fridley's trail plans. <br /> 7. Consider sidewalks/trails on both sides of high traffic roadways (Silver Lake Road, Old <br /> Hwy 8,Co.Rd.E, 10th St.NW,etc.)to increase safety and reduce need to cross road. <br /> 8. Consider changing high use concrete sidewalks into wider multi-use bituminous trails to <br /> accommodate pedestrian and bicyclists and to get bicyclists off dangerous high traffic <br /> roadways,especially along Silver Lake Road. <br /> 9. Create on-road bike lanes through striping and signing on roadway shoulders along Silver <br /> Lake Road,7th Street,Rice Creek Road and Long Lake Road. <br /> 10. Plan with adjacent cities to create a regional trail connection south to the Minneapolis <br /> Grand Rounds Park System. This regional connection has the potential to connect the <br /> Ramsey County Rice Creek Regional Trail system through New Brighton and St. <br /> Anthony to the Minneapolis Parkway Trail system for a large regional trail loop passing <br /> through the heart of New Brighton. <br /> Trails Committee Action Strategies: <br /> • Priorities for New Brighton roads: <br /> o Create a comprehensive signage plan for trails and parks consistent with the <br /> communities surrounding New Brighton <br /> o Construct a sidewalk on north side of loth street to the Family Service Center from <br /> the intersection of Old HWY 8 and 10th St NW <br /> o Increase promotion of parks and trail assets on the city website <br /> o Construct a sidewalk on the east side of Long Lake Rd from Rice Creek trail to <br /> Irondale High School <br /> o Construct a barrier between traffic and the sidewalk on Old HWY 8 bridge over I- <br /> 694 <br /> o Create a trail moving north-south adjacent to the rail line <br /> o Widen the sidewalk on Silver Lake Rd south of I-694 <br /> o Work in cooperation with surrounding communities to create connection between <br /> New Brighton and the Northstar Commuter line <br /> • Priorities for Ramsey County roads <br /> o Construct,multi-use trail crossings over 135W at HWY 96,,19;St.NW and Cty Rd -.,,_ {Deletes: a <br /> E2. ;These are premier gateway crossings connecting east and west. These trail Formatted:Left,Bulleted+Level:2 <br /> improvements will be needed when MNDOT replaces or re-decks the bridges. +Aligned at: 1"+Tab after: 1.25" <br /> +Indent at: 1.25" <br /> • llwy 96.. County Road E2 and 10th St. NW bridges arc also major pedestrian•.,` , <br /> connections for New Brighton residents to cross l-35 W. The pathway improvements ` Formatted:Superscript <br /> o these bridges are vital to the New Brighton community. Deleted:¶ <br /> Formatted:Bullets and Numbering <br />