Agenda
December 15, 2017 Link
List of 2018 Agendas Link
List of 2019 Agendas Link
2020
January 29, 2020 Link
February 21, 2020 Link
March 27, 2020 Link
April 28, 2020 Link
May 27, 2020 Link
June 30, 2020 (rescheduled from June 16 & 23, 2020) Link
Reference Materials
What is a Walk Audit?
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Island teams Workspace Link
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Mark Fenton’s Recovery Guiding Principles document, titled “Recovry.Guidng.Princpls.docx
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St. Croix USVI Resilience Workshop RECAP
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Trailnet in St. Louis Plan4Health (Examples of Pop-Up Demonstrations) Link
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USVI Walkability Institute Media library (photos, video, etc. ) Link
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U.S. Virgin Islands Office of Highway Safety: Highway Traffic Report 2016 Link
- Walkability video: "Healthy People, Healthy Places"; Austin, Texas Link
- Current and Potential Walkability projects in the US Virgin Islands Link
Examples of Uses for Implementation Funds
(For use as a reference for the April 13, 2018 Conference Dial in)
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Hilo, Hawaii
From Hilo Hawaii, where they created a median "island" with paint and a "yield pedestrian in crosswalk" signPortland, Oregon
From Portland, OR, where they created a smaller version of a temporary island, using a hay bale and conesWolcott, VT
From Wolcott, VT, where they used planters and curb stops to make a defined walkway along a very open parking lotQueens, NY
From Queens, NY, where they created a low-cost curb extension with paint and vertical delineatorsLivingston, MT
From Livingston, MT, where they created a temporary curb extensionLivingston, MT
From Livingston, MT, where they created a temporary curb extension with paint and conesLivingston, MT
From Livingston, MT, where they created a temporary mini-roundabout near the farmers marketNew Haven, CT
From New Haven, CT, where they created a temporary bike laneWhitefish, MT
From Whitefish, MT, where they created a temporary protected bike laneExamples of a Pop - Up demonstration
Below are photos of the materials from the Western Transportation Institutes pop-up trailer. The materials can be used to create curb extensions, crosswalks, mini-circles, chicanes, sections of protected bike lane.