Thanks.

You can find it on our new website at that URL if you are interested.

There's more information there.

But just like the formal introduction and goals are stated here on the screen, goals being to improve and maintain existing neighborhood environments, cohesion and integrity through traffic management, promote safe, comfortable, and efficient travel within neighborhoods, provide acceptable levels of accessibility for local traffic, minimize unwanted traffic, and promote adherence to posted speed limits, and encourage opportunities for active transportation.

So this program is primarily focused on our more local residential streets.

We have taken in locations where people have maybe complained about speeding or traffic management.

This was done in 2024 and has not been redone since, but I will kind of tell you why.

No, no one should, but...

and development services as well as the parking division.

The engineering section is primarily MSO's responsibility to carry forward, hence why I'm here presenting to make sure we were involved in this section.

But all of the sections require various partners, and we are happy to participate in this process.

So next slide.

On the actual map of our bikeway network, the solid lines on the map show existing bikeways and their type of bikeway, whether it's a bike lane or a shared use path.

Shared use paths shown in green there.

And then dotted lines are future bikeways identified.

And I think that we've seen kind of over the last five to 10 years, bikeways built in all three of those ways.

And I'm going to pass it off to Bailey, one of our city engineers, to talk more about this portion.

Yeah.

Thank you, everybody.

And nice to meet you all.

I know the screen kind of blocks me, but my name's Bailey Waters.

And as you mentioned, I'm an engineer with the city of Lawrence.

Had a pleasure of working on this plan with the MPO, and I'm happy to be here.

And then we added to the secondary network two connections between Clinton Parkway and Bob Billings to break up that large block there in south central Lawrence.