'Downtown Pathways and Schools Safety Project' community meeting, Dec. 7

The community is invited to an Open House from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 7 in the Lafayette Elementary School Multi-Purpose Room to share their input on a project to improve walking and biking connections between the Lafayette-Moraga Trail and downtown Lafayette.

The city is kicking off its Connecting Lafayette: Downtown Pathways and Schools Safety project, which will expand the city's "low-stress" network for walking and biking, fill in a key gap in the pedestrian and bicycle network between the Lafayette-Moraga Trail and the First Street pathway, and address school-related congestion by designing an alternate, formal pick-up and drop-off zone for Stanley Middle School on St. Mary's Road. Attendees will have the opportunity to hear about the goals of the project and initial design alternatives; talk with Staff about the project; and provide valuable feedback to help shape the direction of this exciting project.

For more information about this workshop, visit www.lovelafayette.org/connectinglafayette



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