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Chapter 3: Recommendations 3-1
Aberdeen Bicycle Transportation Plan 2011
Overview & MethodologyThe recommended bicycle network (page 3-5) represents a connected system that will allow transporta-tion and recreation-based bicycle travel throughout Aberdeen. The recommended network is composed of numerous types of on-street and off-street bicycle facilities that serve to connect people and neighbor-hoods to local destinations. This chapter contains descriptions of the bicycle facility types and an overall map of key recommendations.
3. Recommendations
This diagram illustrates the many inputs and
levels of analysis used to design the Bicycle
Facility Network. BicycleNetwork
Existing Facilities and Current
Recommendations
Public Input (Public Presentation
of Draft PlanFall2011)
Existing Plan Recommendations
Steering Committee
Input
Direction from TARPO and
NCDOT
Direction fromTown Staff
Connectivity, Trip Attractors, &
Gap Analysis
The recommended bicycle network builds on a key principle that bicyclists (both current bicyclists and potential future bicyclists) have a range of skill levels. Type “C” bicyclists are beginners, often seniors and children. Type “B” bicyclists are intermediate level, typically occasional commuters and recreational cyclists. Type “A” bicyclists are experienced, regular commuters and recreational cyclists who are com-fortable sharing the road with motor vehicles. These groups are not always exclusive – some elite level athletes still like to ride on shared-use paths with their families, and recreational bicyclists will sometimes use their bicycles for utilitarian travel. Most importantly, the majority of the population falls in the “Type B” or “Type C” category. This Plan seeks to accommodate all current and future users of the system.
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Type “A” bicyclists are experienced, regular commuters and recreational cyclists who are comfortable sharing the road with motor vehicles.
Type “C” bicyclists are beginners, often seniors and children.
Type “B” bicyclists are intermediate level, typically occasional commuters and recreational cyclists.
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Aberdeen Bicycle Transportation Plan 2011
Recommended Bicycle Facility NetworkAccording to North Carolina State Law, bicyclists have the same rights and responsibilities as motorists and are allowed to ride on all roads in Aberdeen. Modifi cations to roadways in Aberdeen as well as the addition of off-street pathways, will make bicycling a safer and more viable form of transportation. The key facility types for this plan are shared-lane markings (sharrows), bicycle lanes, paved shoulders, multi-use greenways, multi-use sidepaths and bicycle parking. These facilities should be included in all new roadway design and roadway reconstruction/widening projects in the Town of Aberdeen, especially as they are recommended in the Map 3.1 of this Plan. Bike route signage may be considered for any of the six bicycle facilities. Below are brief descriptions of six types of bicycle facilities recommended in Aberdeen (for more about bicycle facility design, see Appendix A).
Bicycle Shared-Lane Markings (Sharrows)
Shared lane markings, or “sharrows,” are placed in a linear pattern along a corridor, typically every 100-250 feet and after intersec-tions. They function in several important ways:
• They make motorists more aware of the potential presence of cyclists;
• Direct cyclists to ride in the proper direction; and • Remind cyclists to ride further from parked cars to avoid
‘dooring’ collisions. (see A-3 for more on Sharrows)
Bicycle Lanes A bicycle lane is a portion of the roadway that has been designated by striping, signing, and pavement markings for the preferential and exclusive use of bicyclists. The minimum width for a bicycle lane is four feet; fi ve- and six-foot bicycle lanes are typical for collector and arterial roads. There are some opportunities for bicycle lanes in Aberdeen in the long term when roadways are widened and curb and gutter are added. As a general practice, any local roadway that is widened should incorporate bicycle lanes, with consideration for speed limit reductions.
Paved Shoulders Paved shoulders are the part of a road-way which is contiguous and on the same level as the regularly traveled portion of the roadway. There is no minimum width for paved shoulders; however a width of at least four feet is preferred. Ideally, paved shoulders should be included in the construction of new roadways and/or the upgrade of existing roadways, especially where there is a need to more safely accommodate bicycles. Recre-ational bicycling is very common across this region of the Triangle. Most rural roadways in their existing confi guration, either feature no shoulder or only a 1-2 foot paved shoulder which is not ad-equate for bicyclists. Roadways in which paved shoulders should be added or widened to a minimum of four feet are shown on Map 3.1. In cases where curb and gutter is added to roadways where paved shoulders are recommended, bicycle lanes should replace paved shoulders. Current two-lane roads that would still benefi t from short-term paved shoulder widening include: Saunders Blvd, Roseland Rd, Pinehurst St, Bethesda Rd and Johnson St (see A-7 for more on Paved Shoulders)
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INVERTED “U”One rack element supports two bikes.
POST AND LOOPOne rack element supports two bikes.
Multi-Use Trails (a.k.a. Greenways)
A greenway is defi ned as a linear corridor of land that can be either natural, such as rivers and streams, or man-made, such as utility corridors or abandoned railroad beds. Many greenways contain trails that can be designed to accommodate a variety of trail users, including bicyclists, walkers, hikers, joggers, skaters, horseback riders, and those confi ned to wheelchairs (hence, the term ‘multi-use trail’). Greenway corridors can also serve environmental purposes, protecting forests and water quality, and offering ample opportunities for environmental education. Greenway trails in Ab-erdeen should be integrated with and serve as an off-road extension of the on-road bicycle network.
This is a planning level of analysis for trails. Trails can be con-structed of many different materials, however, for trails that serve the purpose of bicycle transportation, hard surfaces such as asphalt or concrete are recommended. Each trail project will also require close coordination with nearby property owners. Design features such as landscaped screening, fencing, and other treatments should be considered to help ensure privacy where desired.
Multi-Use SidePaths
In order to best serve different types of bicyclists (see page 3-2) multi-use trails located adjacent to roadways (middle photo to the left) should not prohibit the provision of adequate on-road bicycle facilities (such as paved shoulders or bicycle lanes). Furthermore, multi-use trails next to roadways are most appropriate in corridors with few driveways and intersections and should be at least 10’ wide.
Multi-use trails are the most highly desired facility types identifi ed during this planning process and the pedestrian planning process (2011). This is common across the State of North Carolina and the United States as a whole. Families and novice bicyclists are most comfortable in an off-road situation. Therefore, the multi-use trail network is a very integral part of the overall bicycle network, and it’s development should be a priority of the Town.
Bicycle Parking
This plan recommends adding bicycle racks to destinations throughout town, including Downtown Aberdeen, at parks, schools, the library, post offi ce, grocery stores, shopping/employment cen-ters, and multi-family housing communities.
Bicycle parking is recommended at the following locations in Aberdeen:
• Downtown Core (near Poplar & Main) • Aberdeen Lake Park• Food Lion • Harris Teeter• Rays Mill Pond• Malcolm Blue Farm
(see A-18 for more on Bicycle Parking)
• All Schools• Wal-Mart• Town Hall• Commercial Areas• Post Offi ce
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Chapter 3: Recommendations 3-5
Aberdeen Bicycle Transportation Plan 2011
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Chapter 3: Recommendations3-6
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Table 3.1 Bicycle Facility RecommendationsR
oad
Pave
men
tLa
ne W
idth
# of
Lan
esSp
eed
Lim
itPa
rkin
gR
-O-W
A
vaila
ble
Bicy
cle
Faci
lity
Rec
omm
enda
tion
#1M
etho
d of
Con
stru
ctio
n fo
r R
ecom
men
datio
n #1
Alte
rnat
ive
Rec
omm
enda
tion
Oth
er R
ecom
men
datio
ns /
Info
rmat
ion
Popl
ar S
t nea
r Jo
hnso
n St
33.5
feet
11
3 (1
cen
ter t
urn
lane
)35
No
Yes
Bike
Lan
esN
ew C
onst
ruct
ion
Shar
row
sRe
duce
spe
ed fr
om 3
5mph
to 3
0 m
ph
Popl
ar S
t (fr
om
John
son
to
Prov
iden
ce)
28 fe
et12
235
No
Yes
Mul
ti-U
se S
ide
Path
New
Con
stru
ctio
nBi
ke L
anes
Redu
ce s
peed
from
35m
ph to
30
mph
/ B
ike
lane
s w
ould
be
mos
t affo
rdab
le o
ptio
n,
utili
zing
a re
stri
pe, a
nd m
ay b
e us
ed in
con
cert
with
a s
idep
ath
Popl
ar S
t (fr
om
Prov
iden
ce to
3rd
)29
.5'
11.5
235
No
Yes
Mul
ti-U
se S
ide
Path
New
Con
stru
ctio
nBi
ke L
anes
Redu
ce s
peed
from
35m
ph to
30
mph
/ B
ike
lane
s w
ould
be
mos
t affo
rdab
le o
ptio
n,
utili
zing
a re
stri
pe, a
nd m
ay b
e us
ed in
con
cert
with
a s
idep
ath
Popl
ar S
t (fr
om 3
rd
to C
edar
)28
.5'
11.5
235
No
Yes
Mul
ti-U
se S
ide
Path
New
Con
stru
ctio
nBi
ke L
anes
Redu
ce s
peed
from
35m
ph to
30
mph
/ B
ike
lane
s w
ould
be
mos
t affo
rdab
le o
ptio
n,
utili
zing
a re
stri
pe, a
nd m
ay b
e us
ed in
con
cert
with
a s
idep
ath
Popl
ar S
t (fr
om C
edar
to
Pea
ch)
29'
9.5
2, 7
' par
king
on
NB
popl
ar30
Yes
Yes
Bike
Lan
esRe
stri
peSh
arro
ws
Redu
ce sp
eed
from
30m
ph to
25m
ph
Add
ped
estr
ian
and
bicy
cle
sign
age
Mag
nolia
Dr.
(from
A
triu
m to
San
dhill
s)33
142
35Ye
sYe
sBi
ke L
anes
New
Con
stru
ctio
n /
Rest
ripe
Pave
d Sh
ould
ers
Mag
nolia
Dr.
(Wes
t of
Atr
ium
)19
92
35N
oYe
sBi
ke L
anes
New
Con
stru
ctio
n /
Rest
ripe
Pave
d Sh
ould
ers
bicy
cle
faci
litie
s w
ould
pro
vide
saf
e ac
cess
from
Woo
dlaw
n A
part
men
ts a
nd o
ther
re
side
ntia
l are
as to
com
mer
cial
are
as.
John
son
St22
102
25N
oN
oSh
arro
ws
Pave
men
t Mar
king
sna
rrow
cor
rido
r con
nect
ing
N. P
opla
r to
Sand
hills
, nea
r com
mer
cial
are
as
Saun
ders
Blv
d (N
E)22
102
35N
oYe
sPa
ved
Shou
lder
sRe
stri
pebi
cycl
e fa
cilit
ies
wou
ld p
rovi
de s
afe
acce
ss fr
om re
side
ntia
l are
as to
com
mer
cial
ar
eas
and
to d
ownt
own.
Mid
way
Rd
18no
mar
ked
lane
sun
pain
ted
35N
oYe
sPa
ved
Shou
lder
sN
ew C
onst
ruct
ion
Beth
esda
Rd
/ H
wy
211
818
235
No
Yes
Pave
d Sh
ould
ers
New
Con
stru
ctio
n /
Rest
ripe
Elm
St
18no
mar
ked
lane
sun
pain
ted
25Ye
sN
oSh
arro
ws
Stri
pe /
Pav
emen
t Mar
king
s
Mai
n St
44.5
'11
.52
20/3
5Ye
sN
oBi
ke L
anes
Rest
ripe
/ P
avem
ent
Mar
king
sSh
arro
ws
rem
ove
OSP
alo
ng o
ne s
ide
of M
ain
stre
et a
nd a
dd b
ike
lane
s O
R ke
ep O
SP a
nd a
dd
shar
row
s th
ru D
T co
re.
Map
le S
t (fr
om B
lue
thru
dow
ntow
n)18
no m
arke
d la
nes
225
No
No
Shar
row
sSt
ripe
/ P
avem
ent M
arki
ngs
Sout
h St
(fro
m F
inle
y to
Gar
rett)
29'
122
35Ye
sN
oSh
arro
ws
Pave
men
t Mar
king
s
Sout
h St
( th
ru
Dow
ntow
n C
ore)
209.
5'2
20N
oN
oSh
arro
ws
Pave
men
t Mar
king
s
Gla
sgow
St
188
235
No
Yes
Pave
d Sh
ould
ers
New
Con
stru
ctio
n /
Rest
ripe
Key
ser S
t18
82
25N
oYe
sPa
ved
Shou
lder
sN
ew C
onst
ruct
ion
/ Re
stri
pe /
Pav
emen
t M
arki
ngs
Shar
row
sve
ry n
arro
w s
tret
ch o
f roa
d w
ith s
peed
lim
it 25
mph
Blue
St (
from
Map
le
St to
Mai
n St
)18
82
25N
oYe
sSh
arro
ws
Pave
men
t Mar
king
s
Blue
St (
from
Mai
n St
to
Sou
th S
t)20
92
25N
oYe
sPa
ved
Shou
lder
sN
ew C
onst
ruct
ion
NC
211
23-4
022
2 (s
pora
dic
cent
er
turn
lane
)45
No
Yes
Pave
d Sh
ould
ers
New
Con
stru
ctio
nsi
gned
as
bike
rout
e
Pee
Dee
Rd
208
245
No
Yes
Pave
d Sh
ould
ers
New
Con
stru
ctio
n
Pine
hurs
t St
2411
.52
35N
oYe
sPa
ved
Shou
lder
sN
ew C
onst
ruct
ion
bike
lane
s re
com
men
ded
if gr
owth
occ
urs
and
curb
& g
utte
r are
inst
alle
d
Kei
th S
t20
92
35N
oYe
sPa
ved
Shou
lder
sN
ew C
onst
ruct
ion
US
15 /
501
2512
245
No
Yes
Pave
d Sh
ould
ers
New
Con
stru
ctio
n /
Rest
ripe
Saun
ders
Blv
d (fr
om
Pine
hurs
t to
Col
onia
l)30
112
25Ye
sYe
sBi
ke L
anes
Rest
ripe
exis
ting
wid
e pa
ved
shou
lder
s, re
duce
lane
wid
th to
9.5
' and
rest
ripe
to c
reat
e bi
ke
lane
s
Saun
ders
Blv
d (fr
om
Col
onia
l to
NC
5)
249
225
No
Yes
Pave
d Sh
ould
ers
New
Con
stru
ctio
n /
Rest
ripe
Ros
elan
d Rd
2510
235
No
Yes
Pave
d Sh
ould
ers
Rest
ripe
bike
lane
s re
com
men
ded
if gr
owth
occ
urs
and
curb
& g
utte
r are
inst
alle
d
Sand
hills
Blv
d (s
outh
of
John
son)
8212
.5'
5 (1
cen
ter t
urn
lane
)45
No
No
Pave
d Sh
ould
ers
Rest
ripe
cont
inua
l sid
ewal
ks a
long
nor
thbo
und
side
, sho
ulde
r exi
sts
in s
ome
area
s
Shep
ard
Trai
l19
- 27
no m
arke
d la
nes
225
- 35
Yes
No
Bike
Lan
esSt
ripe
Pa
ved
Shou
lder
sEx
istin
g w
ide
road
cor
rido
r, st
ripe
9.5
' lan
es w
ith b
ike
lane
s
Dow
ntow
n C
ore
20Ye
sN
oSh
arro
ws
Pave
men
t Mar
king
sD
ownt
own
Cor
e st
reet
s: S
ycam
ore,
Sou
th, P
ine,
Mai
n, M
aple
, Pop
lar,
Elm
, Kni
ght,
Kei
th
Are
a / L
ocat
ion
B I C Y C L E E N V I R O N M E N T & R E C O M M E N D A T I O N S
N O R T H E R N A R E A
S O U T H E R N A R E A
W E S T E R N A R E A
For i
nfor
mat
ion
on B
ike
Lane
Res
tripe
, Stri
pe, N
ew C
onst
ruct
ion,
see
page
3-8
.
Chapter 3: Recommendations 3-7
Aberdeen Bicycle Transportation Plan 2011
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tern A
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ern A
rea
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hern
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omm
enda
tions
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emet
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rm
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serv
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ERD
EEN
LA
KE
PAR
K
MA
RTI
N P
AR
K
CO
LON
IAL
HEI
GH
TS P
AR
K
SHA
RPE
PA
RK BER
KLE
Y PA
RK
MAY
OR
S PA
RK
NC
5
NC
211
US
1
POPLAR
SANDHILLS
BETHESDA
MAI
N
MIDWAY
SUN
RO
SEL
AN
D
PINE
ELM
HILL
SOUT
H
PEE DEE
KEYSER
CREST
SYCAMORE
SAUNDERS
US 15-501
PARK
PINEHURST
WIL
DER
SHEPHERD
LAK
E D
OR
NO
CH
GLASGOW
JOH
NS
ON
DEVONSHIRE
MAP
LE
EASTVIEW
CLIF
F
LOCKEY
DOMINO
KEITH
COX
FIE
LDS
PIT
LIN
K
LOG CABIN
BLUE
1ST
MIC
HA
EL
E L
IVE
S
5TH
4TH
PAIN
T H
ILL
3RD
2ND
MIKE
THE DIRT
LINVILLE
PEACH
GA
RD
EN
JOH
N M
CQ
UE
EN
VIN
CE
NT
BEL AIR
ROSY
PAGE
LON
GLE
AF
GLE
ND
ALE
ASPEN
TAY
LOR
MOORE
WOODGREEN
LORI
MA
GN
OLI
A
JOSE
PH
HAR
RIS
SANDY
PECAN
COLLINSWOOD
CAROLINA
CHAPIN
THOMAS
ARN
OLD
MCNEILL
DEV
ON
BRO
NW
YN
MID
MA
R
EAST LAKE
SANBORN
DEBNAN
COLONIA
L
JONES
WOO
D
HIG
H
WIL
DW
OO
D
BUD
SEYMOUR
ROSEMARK
STE
PH
AN
IE
NEW
ING
TON
PARKWAY
BAR
NE
LL
BLY
THE
R
GREER
6TH
ALLISON PAGE
ROBINWOOD
LEE
PAVI
NG
MO
NTFO
RD
ARG
YLL
SUM
MIT
VANN
FAY
ETT
EVIL
LE
BETHUNE
CHESTNUT
PEC
AN G
RO
VE
SHELTON
BON
NIE
BR
OO
K
BION BUTLERBENJAMIN
ROBBINS
CENTRAL
KNIG
HT
CAMPBELL
INDUSTR
IAL
BUCKLER
TUR
NE
R
CLE
AR
WAT
ER
PAUL MCCAIN
WILLIAM ALEX
HARDISTER
ALE
XA
ND
ER
FOR
T B
RA
GG
CO
LUM
BUS
UTL
EY
BRIA
N
BURT
WEAVER
ANDERSON
DOGWOOD
LAGORCE
CALUMET
TARBELL
PINE BRAE
CEDAR
MUIRFIELD
JORDAN
BATCHELOR FARM
WIN
DSTA
R
OLD
CO
UR
SE
CHURCHILL DOWNS
DOLLIE
LIG
HTW
ATE
RPR
OVI
DE
NC
E
CLE
AR
FIE
LD
CYP
RE
SS
TIMOTHY
ONE DOWN
CULLEN
RIDGE
MIN
TER
EAST OAK
APRI
L
WAYLAND
MOFIELD
MER
EDIT
H
ATRIUM
HIG
HTO
WE
R
HOLLY
KENSINGTON
FIN
LEY
SOUTH HILL
HEAT
HER
ORANGE
QUAKER RIDGE
CRESTLINE
LIGHTHORSE
T B
CR
EE
L
KIMBERLY
SAN
DY
SP
RIN
GS
PLEASANT
SAN
DH
UR
ST
EXCHANGE
SOUTHMOORE
BREE
SAMS
BRA
NC
H
CRAD
DOCK
BRADFORD
CH
APE
L G
RE
EN
S
CHANCERY
SPRI
NGFI
ELD
WASHINGTONOCONNOR
FAIR
VIEW
FOWLER
MINNIES
RED
TAIL
JAMES RIVER
LOST TREE
DEEPDALE
US 1
US
1
PINE
HURS
T
US 15-501
HIG
H
CHAPIN
SAUNDERS
US 1
SANDHILLS
CEDAR
US 15-501
PAG
E
SEYMOUR
SYCAMORE
Ü0
3,00
01,
500
Ft
£ ¤15 £ ¤501
£ ¤1
£ ¤1
£ ¤15 £ ¤50
1
UV211
UV5AB
ERD
EEN
ELE
ME
NTA
RY
SOU
THE
RN
MID
DLE
SCH
OO
L
ABER
DEE
NPR
IMA
RY
SCH
OO
L
Wes
tern A
rea
North
ern A
rea
Sout
hern
Are
a
Chapter 3: Recommendations3-8
2011 Aberdeen Bicycle Transportation Plan
Table 3.2 Bicycle Facility Recommendations - Northern AreaR
oad
Pave
men
tLa
ne
Wid
th#
of L
anes
Spee
d Li
mit
Park
ing
R-O
-W
Ava
ilabl
eBi
cycl
e Fa
cilit
y R
ecom
men
datio
n #1
Met
hod
of C
onst
ruct
ion
for R
ecom
men
datio
n #1
Alte
rnat
ive
Rec
omm
enda
tion
Oth
er R
ecom
men
datio
ns /
Info
rmat
ion
Dow
ntow
n C
ore
20Ye
sN
oSh
arro
ws
Pave
men
t Mar
king
sD
ownt
own
Cor
e st
reet
s: S
ycam
ore,
Sou
th,
Pine
, Mai
n, M
aple
, Pop
lar,
Elm
, Kni
ght,
Kei
th
Popl
ar S
t nea
r Jo
hnso
n St
33.5
feet
11
3
(1
cen
ter
turn
lane
)35
No
Yes
Bike
Lan
esN
ew C
onst
ruct
ion
Shar
row
sRe
duce
spe
ed fr
om 3
5mph
to 3
0 m
ph
Popl
ar S
t (fr
om
John
son
to
Prov
iden
ce)
28 fe
et12
235
No
Yes
Mul
ti-U
se S
ide
Path
New
Con
stru
ctio
nBi
ke L
anes
Redu
ce s
peed
from
35m
ph to
30
mph
/
Bike
lane
s w
ould
be
mos
t affo
rdab
le o
ptio
n,
utili
zing
a re
stri
pe, a
nd m
ay b
e us
ed in
co
ncer
t with
a s
idep
ath
Popl
ar S
t (fr
om
Prov
iden
ce to
3rd
)29
.5'
11.5
235
No
Yes
Mul
ti-U
se S
ide
Path
New
Con
stru
ctio
nBi
ke L
anes
Redu
ce s
peed
from
35m
ph to
30
mph
/
Bike
lane
s w
ould
be
mos
t affo
rdab
le o
ptio
n,
utili
zing
a re
stri
pe, a
nd m
ay b
e us
ed in
co
ncer
t with
a s
idep
ath
Popl
ar S
t (fr
om 3
rd
to C
edar
)28
.5'
11.5
235
No
Yes
Mul
ti-U
se S
ide
Path
New
Con
stru
ctio
nBi
ke L
anes
Redu
ce s
peed
from
35m
ph to
30
mph
/
Bike
lane
s w
ould
be
mos
t affo
rdab
le o
ptio
n,
utili
zing
a re
stri
pe, a
nd m
ay b
e us
ed in
co
ncer
t with
a s
idep
ath
Popl
ar S
t (fr
om C
edar
to
Pea
ch)
29'
9.5
2, 7
' par
king
on
NB
Popl
ar30
Yes
Yes
Bike
Lan
esRe
stri
peSh
arro
ws
Redu
ce s
peed
from
30m
ph to
25m
ph
Add
ped
estr
ian
and
bicy
cle
sign
age
Mag
nolia
Dr.
(from
A
triu
m to
San
dhill
s)33
142
35Ye
sYe
sBi
ke L
anes
New
Con
stru
ctio
n /
Rest
ripe
Pave
d Sh
ould
ers
Mag
nolia
Dr.
(Wes
t of
Atr
ium
)19
92
35N
oYe
sBi
ke L
anes
New
Con
stru
ctio
n /
Rest
ripe
Pave
d Sh
ould
ers
bicy
cle
faci
litie
s w
ould
pro
vide
saf
e ac
cess
fr
om W
oodl
awn
Apa
rtm
ents
and
oth
er
resi
dent
ial a
reas
to c
omm
erci
al a
reas
.
John
son
St22
102
25N
oN
oSh
arro
ws
Pave
men
t Mar
king
sna
rrow
cor
rido
r con
nect
ing
N. P
opla
r to
Sand
hills
, nea
r com
mer
cial
are
as
Saun
ders
Blv
d (N
E)22
102
35N
oYe
sPa
ved
Shou
lder
sRe
stri
pebi
cycl
e fa
cilit
ies
wou
ld p
rovi
de s
afe
acce
ss
from
resi
dent
ial a
reas
to c
omm
erci
al a
reas
an
d to
dow
ntow
n.
Mid
way
Rd
18no
m
arke
d la
nes
unpa
inte
d35
No
Yes
Pave
d Sh
ould
ers
New
Con
stru
ctio
n
Beth
esda
Rd
/ H
wy
211
818
235
No
Yes
Pave
d Sh
ould
ers
New
Con
stru
ctio
n /
Rest
ripe
Elm
St
18no
m
arke
d la
nes
unpa
inte
d25
Yes
No
Shar
row
sSt
ripe
/ P
avem
ent
Mar
king
s
Are
a / L
ocat
ion
N O R T H E R N A R E A
Bic
ycle
Lan
e - S
tripe
: Ref
ers t
o pr
ojec
ts th
at re
quire
onl
y th
e st
ripin
g of
a b
icyc
le la
ne, w
ith n
o ot
her c
hang
es n
eede
d to
the
road
way
or e
xist
ing
road
way
st
ripin
g.
Bic
ycle
Lan
e - R
estri
pe: R
efer
s to
proj
ects
that
requ
ire re
strip
ing
trave
l lan
es (o
ften
to a
mor
e na
rrow
wid
th) a
llow
ing
adeq
uate
spac
e fo
r bic
ycle
la
nes.
Nar
row
ing
the
wid
ths o
f tra
vel l
anes
has
bee
n de
mon
stra
ted
to h
ave
no a
ffect
on
over
all r
oadw
ay c
apac
ity (f
or m
ore
on th
is to
pic,
refe
r to
the
Impl
emen
tatio
n C
hapt
er o
f thi
s Pla
n).
Bic
ycle
Lan
e &
Pav
ed S
houl
der -
New
Con
stru
ctio
n: R
efer
s to
proj
ects
that
requ
ire a
ddin
g ad
ditio
nal p
avem
ent w
idth
to th
e ro
adw
ay to
allo
w a
dequ
ate
spac
e fo
r bic
ycle
lane
s or t
o al
low
cyc
lists
to sa
fely
trav
el o
n a
wid
e, p
aved
shou
lder
.
Chapter 3: Recommendations 3-9
Aberdeen Bicycle Transportation Plan 2011
Wal
-Mar
t
Und
erpa
ss
Food
Lio
n
Har
ris T
eete
r
Ray
s M
ill P
ond
Pain
t Hill
Pre
serv
e
MA
RTI
N P
AR
K
AB
ERD
EEN
LA
KE
PAR
K
POPLAR MIDWAY
SUN
SANDHILLS
BETHESDA
CREST
ELM
SAUNDERSJO
HN
SON
EASTVIEWUS 1
US 15-501
1ST
MIC
HA
EL
5TH
4TH
3RD
2ND
MIKE
PEACH
JOH
N M
CQ
UE
EN
VIN
CE
NT
EAST LAKE
LON
GLE
AF
ASPEN
SANDY
CHAPIN
THOMAS
ARN
OLD
BRO
NW
YN
PAIN
T H
ILL
JONES
WIL
DW
OO
D
STE
PH
AN
IE
PAG
E
RUSH
6TH
PINE
HURS
T
ROBINWOOD
MO
NTFO
RD
CHESTNUT
BON
NIE
BR
OO
K
BION BUTLER
ROBBINS
NEW
ING
TON
BUC
KLER
PAUL MCCAIN
THRUSHWOOD
ALE
XA
ND
ER
CO
LUM
BUS
BRIA
N
SYCAMORE
SUM
MIT
BAR
NE
LL
TUR
NER
CALUMET
DO
GW
OO
D
PINE BRAE
CEDAR
RAYS MILL
CHURCHILL D
OWNS
LIG
HTW
ATE
RPR
OVI
DE
NC
E
LAKESHORE
CYPRESS
TIMOTHY
WIN
DSTA
R
GU
YBO
MIN
TER
HENSON
PEARWAYLAND
ATRIUM
HIG
HTO
WE
RHOLL
Y
KENSINGTON
SOUTH HILL
HEAT
HER
ORANGE
CAMBERLY
MAGNOLIA
QUAKER RIDGE
LIGHTHORSE
KIMBERLY
LONGWOOD
SEC
RE
TAR
IAT
CHANCERY
KINLOCH
FOWLER
MINNIES
WILSHIRE
SAR
ATO
GA
CAR
RIA
GE
MUIRKIRK
SILVERBURN
SANDHILLS
SYCAMORE
CHAPIN
US 1
US 15-501
CEDAR
MA
GN
OLI
A
Ü0
1,00
050
0Ft
ETJ
Lege
ndB
ike
Rac
ksS
tream
s
Stre
ets
Sch
ools
Par
cels
Par
ks
City
Bou
ndar
y
Wat
er F
eatu
res
Cou
nty
Bou
ndar
yR
ecom
men
ded
Gre
enw
ay
Mul
ti-U
se S
ide
Pat
h
Sha
rrow
s
Pav
ed S
houl
ders
Bik
e La
ne
Bui
ldin
gs
Poi
nts
of In
tere
st
ABER
DEE
NEL
EM
EN
TAR
Y
SOU
THE
RN
MID
DLE
SCH
OO
L
£ ¤15 £ ¤50
1 £ ¤1
Map
3.3
Nor
ther
n Are
a M
ap
Chapter 3: Recommendations3-10
2011 Aberdeen Bicycle Transportation Plan
Table 3.3 Bicycle Facility Recommendations - Southern AreaR
oad
Pave
men
tLa
ne
Wid
th#
of L
anes
Spee
d Li
mit
Park
ing
R-O
-W
Ava
ilabl
e
Bicy
cle
Faci
lity
Rec
omm
enda
tion
#1
Met
hod
of
Con
stru
ctio
n fo
r R
ecom
men
datio
n #1
Alte
rnat
ive
Rec
omm
enda
tion
Oth
er R
ecom
men
datio
ns /
Info
rmat
ion
Beth
esda
Rd
/ H
wy
211
818
235
No
Yes
Pave
d Sh
ould
ers
New
Con
stru
ctio
n /
Rest
ripe
Elm
St
18no
m
arke
d la
nes
unpa
inte
d25
Yes
No
Shar
row
sSt
ripe
/ P
avem
ent
Mar
king
s
Mai
n St
44.5
'11
.52
20/3
5Ye
sN
oBi
ke L
anes
Rest
ripe
/ P
avem
ent
Mar
king
sSh
arro
ws
rem
ove
OSP
alo
ng o
ne s
ide
of M
ain
stre
et a
nd a
dd b
ike
lane
s O
R ke
ep O
SP
and
add
shar
row
s th
ru D
T co
re.
Map
le S
t (fr
om
Blue
thru
do
wnt
own)
18no
m
arke
d la
nes
225
No
No
Shar
row
sSt
ripe
/ P
avem
ent
Mar
king
s
Sout
h St
(fro
m
Finl
ey to
G
arre
tt)29
'12
235
Yes
No
Shar
row
sPa
vem
ent M
arki
ngs
Sout
h St
( th
ru
Dow
ntow
n C
ore)
209.
5'2
20N
oN
oSh
arro
ws
Pave
men
t Mar
king
s
Gla
sgow
St
188
235
No
Yes
Pave
d Sh
ould
ers
New
Con
stru
ctio
n /
Rest
ripe
Key
ser S
t18
82
25N
oYe
sPa
ved
Shou
lder
sN
ew C
onst
ruct
ion
/ Re
stri
pe /
Pav
emen
t M
arki
ngs
Shar
row
sve
ry n
arro
w s
tret
ch o
f roa
d w
ith s
peed
lim
it 25
mph
Blue
St (
from
M
aple
St t
o M
ain
St)
188
225
No
Yes
Shar
row
sPa
vem
ent M
arki
ngs
Blue
St (
from
M
ain
St to
Sou
th
St)
209
225
No
Yes
Pave
d Sh
ould
ers
New
Con
stru
ctio
n
NC
211
23-4
022
2 (s
pora
dic
cent
er tu
rn
lane
)45
No
Yes
Pave
d Sh
ould
ers
New
Con
stru
ctio
nsi
gned
as
bike
rout
e
Pee
Dee
Rd
208
245
No
Yes
Pave
d Sh
ould
ers
New
Con
stru
ctio
n
Pine
hurs
t St
2411
.52
35N
oYe
sPa
ved
Shou
lder
sN
ew C
onst
ruct
ion
bike
lane
s re
com
men
ded
if gr
owth
occ
urs
and
curb
& g
utte
r are
inst
alle
d
Kei
th S
t20
92
35N
oYe
sPa
ved
Shou
lder
sN
ew C
onst
ruct
ion
US
15 /
501
2512
245
No
Yes
Pave
d Sh
ould
ers
New
Con
stru
ctio
n /
Rest
ripe
Are
a / L
ocat
ion
S O U T H E R N A R E A
For i
nfor
mat
ion
on B
ike
Lane
Res
tripe
, Stri
pe, N
ew C
onst
ruct
ion,
see
page
3-8
.
Chapter 3: Recommendations 3-11
Aberdeen Bicycle Transportation Plan 2011
Und
erpa
ss
Bet
hesd
a C
emet
ery
Mal
colm
Blu
e Fa
rm
AB
ERD
EEN
LA
KE
PAR
K
SHA
RPE
PA
RK
BER
KLE
Y PA
RK
MAY
OR
S PA
RK
NC
211
MA
IN
PINE
PEE DEE
KEYSER
SOUT
H
NC 5
US 15-501
BETH
ES
DA
SYCAMORESANDHILLS
POPLAR
ELM
GLASGOW
MAP
LEDEVONSHIRE
LOCKEY
DOMINO
KEITH
COX
BLUE
E L
IVE
S
PAIN
T H
ILL
GA
RD
EN
GLE
NDAL
E
MOORE
DOLLIE
LORI
THE
DIR
T
HAR
RIS
DEV
ON
MID
MA
R
DEBNAN
WOO
D
HIG
H
PAR
KW
AY
BAR
NE
LL
RUSH
BLY
THE
R
LEE
PAVI
NG
ARG
YLL
SUM
MIT
HATL
EY
FAY
ETT
EVIL
LE BETHUNE
SHELTON
BENJAMIN
CENTRAL
KNIG
HT
CAMPBELL
HARDISTER
ALEX
AND
ER
UTLE
Y
CH
ISH
OLM
PINEHURST
GARRETT
PAG
E
SPRI
NG
BONS
AL
WALKABOUT
TARBELL
MER
EDIT
H
STAR
VIE
W
CROSS POINTE
JAM
ES
CYPRESS
RIDGE
EAST OAK
MOFIELD
WALNUT
SAU
ND
ERS
LAKESHORE
FIN
LEY
TIREE
CRESTLINE
CANNA
BUEN
A VI
STA
DUNOON
T B
CR
EE
L
SAN
DY
SPR
ING
S
PLEASANT
EXCHANGE
BREE
SAMS
CH
APE
L G
RE
EN
S
PUR
NE
LL
HIG
H
SANDHILLS
BETHUNE
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1,00
050
0Ft
ETJ
Lege
ndBi
ke R
acks
Stre
ams
Stre
ets
Scho
ols
Parc
els
Park
s
City
Bou
ndar
y
Wat
er F
eatu
res
Cou
nty
Boun
dary
Rec
omm
ende
d G
reen
way
Mul
ti-U
se S
ide
Pat
h
Shar
row
s
Pave
d Sh
ould
ers
Bike
Lan
e
Build
ings
Poin
ts o
f Int
eres
t
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Table 3.4 Bicycle Facility Recommendations - Western AreaR
oad
Pave
men
tLa
ne
Wid
th#
of L
anes
Spee
d Li
mit
Park
ing
R-O
-W
Ava
ilabl
e
Bicy
cle
Faci
lity
Rec
omm
enda
tion
#1
Met
hod
of
Con
stru
ctio
n fo
r R
ecom
men
datio
n #1
Alte
rnat
ive
Rec
omm
enda
tion
Oth
er R
ecom
men
datio
ns /
Info
rmat
ion
Pine
hurs
t St
2411
.52
35N
oYe
sPa
ved
Shou
lder
sN
ew C
onst
ruct
ion
bike
lane
s re
com
men
ded
if gr
owth
occ
urs
and
curb
& g
utte
r ar
e in
stal
led
Kei
th S
t20
92
35N
oYe
sPa
ved
Shou
lder
sN
ew C
onst
ruct
ion
US
15 /
501
2512
245
No
Yes
Pave
d Sh
ould
ers
New
Con
stru
ctio
n /
Rest
ripe
Saun
ders
Blv
d (fr
om P
ineh
urst
to
Col
onia
l)30
112
25Ye
sYe
sBi
ke L
anes
Rest
ripe
exis
ting
wid
e pa
ved
shou
lder
s,
redu
ce la
ne w
idth
to 9
.5' a
nd
rest
ripe
to c
reat
e bi
ke la
nes
Saun
ders
Blv
d (fr
om C
olon
ial t
o N
C 5
)24
92
25N
oYe
sPa
ved
Shou
lder
sN
ew C
onst
ruct
ion
/ Re
stri
pe
Ros
elan
d Rd
2510
235
No
Yes
Pave
d Sh
ould
ers
Rest
ripe
bike
lane
s re
com
men
ded
if gr
owth
occ
urs
and
curb
& g
utte
r ar
e in
stal
led
Sand
hills
Blv
d (s
outh
of
John
son)
8212
.5'
5 (1
cen
ter
turn
lane
)45
No
No
Pave
d Sh
ould
ers
Rest
ripe
cont
inua
l sid
ewal
ks a
long
no
rthb
ound
sid
e, s
houl
der e
xist
s in
som
e ar
eas
Shep
ard
Trai
l19
- 27
no m
arke
d la
nes
225
- 35
Yes
No
Bike
Lan
esSt
ripe
Pa
ved
Shou
lder
sEx
istin
g w
ide
road
cor
rido
r, st
ripe
9.5
' lan
es w
ith b
ike
lane
s
Dow
ntow
n C
ore
20Ye
sN
oSh
arro
ws
Pave
men
t Mar
king
s
Dow
ntow
n C
ore
stre
ets:
Sy
cam
ore,
Sou
th, P
ine,
Mai
n,
Map
le, P
opla
r, El
m, K
nigh
t, K
eith
Are
a / L
ocat
ion
W E S T E R N A R E A
For i
nfor
mat
ion
on B
ike
Lane
Res
tripe
, Stri
pe, N
ew C
onst
ruct
ion,
see
page
3-8
.
Chapter 3: Recommendations 3-13
Aberdeen Bicycle Transportation Plan 2011
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LegendBike Racks
Streams
Streets
Schools
Parcels
Parks
City Boundary
Water Features
County BoundaryRecommended Greenway
Multi-Use Side Path
Sharrows
Paved Shoulders
Bike Lane
Buildings
Points of Interest
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