MLU-3.1-SA8Create a quick build policy and design guidelines to facilitate repurposing of the right-of-way or installation of interim or pilot bicycle, ADA accessibility, or pedestrian projects

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Official description

Create a quick build policy and design guidelines to facilitate repurposing of the right-of-way or installation of installation of interim or pilot bicycle, ADA accessibility, or pedestrian projects

(Full action name in the CAP)

Through a supplemental planning grant of the Safe Streets and Roads 4 All Grant Program, staff will develop a project list of quick build opportunities throughout San Diego. Additionally, staff will develop a Tactical Urbanism Guidebook and Toolkit to offer solutions to evaluate quick build projects in advance with temporary treatments and through staff analysis. The guidebook and toolkit will be designed to be used both by City staff and community members.

Tasks

What are we doing?

6/2023
The City is seeking to allocate funding in FY 24 to begin the process of creating design guidelines for a quick build installation of mobility projects.
6/2024
Develop quick build program through the Safe Streets and Roads 4 All funding award along with the development of a quick build project list in disadvantaged communities.

What has been done?

12/13/2023
The City is awarded $2.25 million as part of the federal Safe Streets and Roads 4 All program
Read the press release describing the award.

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Planning (On time)

MLU-3.1-SA8. Create a quick build policy and design guidelines to facilitate repurposing of the right-of-way or installation of inter…

In progress (On time)

MLU-3.1-SA9. Examine proposed bike and pedestrian projects and use "quick-build" pathways where appropriate to increase financial via…

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Measure

Council Prioritization Score
41.74

Action Timing

Feasibility score
8.2(1-10)
Equity score
1(1-10)

Sustainable Development Goals

Information updated 03/20/2025

Progress

Official description

Description

Tasks

What are we doing?

The City is seeking to allocate funding in FY 24 to begin the process of creating design guidelines for a quick build installation of mobility projects.

Develop quick build program through the Safe Streets and Roads 4 All funding award along with the development of a quick build project list in disadvantaged communities.

What has been done?

The City is awarded $2.25 million as part of the federal Safe Streets and Roads 4 All program

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