Bike and Pedestrian Studies
Project Information
The City of Scottsdale wants to hear from you as part of two studies to improve bike and pedestrian connections. The study results will be used to determine if improvements are needed in various areas of the city and what options will work best to improve the areas.
64th Street Crossings Study
Community Outreach
Neighborhood meetings were held in January to solicit feedback from stakeholders adjacent to the study areas. A second series of community meetings will be held in the spring of 2024.
100th Street Bike and Pedestrian Study
Community Outreach
Neighborhood meetings were held in January to solicit feedback from stakeholders adjacent to the study corridor. A second series of community meetings will be held in the spring of 2024.
FAQ
These studies only fund concepts for improving the areas. Further design, construction or implementation of any recommended improvements would likely happen in phases and would require additional funding, public input, planning and council approval.
The 0.2% Transportation Sales Tax would likely fund future improvements. The city can also apply for federal funding for these types of improvements, which is a competitive process.
Any future improvements will include an advertised public input phase. You can also fill out the public comment form to be added to an email notification list for updates related to improving bike facilities in the corridor.
Any future improvements will include an advertised public input phase. You can also fill out the public comment form to be added to an email notification list for updates related to improving bike facilities in the corridor.
Maricopa Association of Governments (MAG) funds the study through the Design Assistance Program. This funding program assists cities by providing 15% level of design concepts and public outreach to determine the feasibility of projects and develop multiple options.
Project Information
Sponsoring Division: Transportation
Funding Source: Maricopa Association of Governments (MAG) Design Assistance Program
Project Location:
Intersections of 64th St. at Thomas Rd. and Indian School Road,
100th St. corridor between 92nd St. and Frank Lloyd Wright Blvd.
Contact Information
Susan Conklu, Senior Transportation Planner
P: 480-312-2308
Email: Susan Conklu