The City of Santa Rosa is excited to offer this ongoing opportunity for you to provide input and ask questions about the Santa Rosa Roseland Specific Plan and Annexation projects. To make sure we understand your preferences and can respond to your requests, we invite you to respond to the questions below.
La Ciudad de Santa Rosa se complace en ofrecer esta oportunidad seguida para que usted proporcione comentarios y haga preguntas acerca de los proyectos del Plan Específico y la anexión del área de Roseland. Para asegurarnos de que entendemos sus preferencias y podamos responder a sus peticiones, lo invitamos a responder a las siguientes preguntas.
Christina Meyer over 8 years ago
Widen or change the Hearn overpass and Corby intersection for better traffic flow. Help the transit dept. develop a decent bus system for residents in Roseland area.
marilyn thomson over 8 years ago
I agree with Christina with an added caveat about the Hearn overpass; put in a separate bike path over or under Hearn. It is much too dangerous to ride your bike with the vehicle traffic. Also, both West and Dutton either need to be widened, parking restricted or a one-way system needs to be put into effect so that those streets are not so dangerous for bicycles and pedestrians.
Nicholas HaigArack over 8 years ago
Bicycle lanes running the length of Sebastopol Rd would be good. Secure bike racks for safe bike parking should also be considered.
Myron Siegel over 8 years ago
In Roseland: sidewalks, sidewalks and sidewalk repair major issue. Hearn overpass change is a great idea. Small buses running downtown at regular intervals from 2 or 3 central spots would be helpful. Bike lanes should continue to the traffic light and not disappear at major intersections the way they do. Consider giving incentives to families if their children walk or ride bikes to school (once the sidewalks are in & bike lanes are made safer.) Free bus passes to all students and senior citizens. Installation of safe bike racks at parks and other public spaces is another great idea.
Jim Bray over 8 years ago
Use the Roseland Creek foot print to create a walking/biking path that bisects the Roseland Community.
Arthur Deicke over 8 years ago
Complete walking paths for Roseland and Colgan Creeks. Improvements on Hearn Overpass, which are in planning. Dutton Avenue extended to Hearn Avenue.
Karen Kissler over 8 years ago
I'd like to see a requirement that new sidewalk construction in commercial areas must contain trees. Over time, many trees are drought-tolerant, provide shelter, add to our ecology, and beautify our neighborhood.
Irene B over 8 years ago
All great ideas about encouraging more walking/biking! In conjunction with incentives for folks to bus, walk, and bike, it'd be great if there were opportunities to volunteer and be directly involved with these projects, such as the tree-planting idea. We're lucky to live in a uniquely beautiful and historic part of town, and community involvement is key to fostering current and future stewardship of this special neighborhood.