Bradley Beach Walkable Community Workshop
It is not too late to provide input or ask questions!
Bradley Beach is interested in improving pedestrian experience along Main Street near the Bradley Beach Train Station and downtown commercial district.
Public Meeting Recording - September 15, 2020
On September 15, 2020 a virtual public input meeting was led by staff at the Voorhees Transportation Center (VTC) at Rutgers University where participants learned about the walk audit findings, viewed the initial design concepts and provided feedback. The final product, a Walkable Community Workshop Report, prepared by VTC will recommend a variety of changes to make walking a safer and more attractive option for residents of all ages and abilities.
Interested parties are encouraged to view the meeting recording and provide comments.
Public Comment
The public comment period is now closed.
Walkable Community Workshop
On July 21, 2020 a virtual workshop was held where participants learned to identify safety concerns for pedestrians and discussed possible solutions. Suggestions made during the workshop, as well as any additional comments received by the August 4 deadline, will be compiled into a final report with recommendations to make walking a safer and more attractive option for residents of all ages and abilities. Interested parties are encouraged to view the workshop recording, download and complete the walk audit form, and provide comment.
Bradley Beach Walkable Community Workshop
Study Corridors
Submit Walk Audit Forms
Following the workshop, members of the public submitted walk audit forms, comments and photographs that assisted the project team in preparing the recommendations and final report.
Questions
If you have any comments or questions regarding the workshop, or project, email Anne Heasly heaslya@tcnj.edu
About the Complete Streets Technical Assistance Program
Bradley Beach Borough is currently participating in the Complete Streets Technical Assistance Program, a collaboration between Sustainable Jersey, the Voorhees Transportation Center at Rutgers University, and the North Jersey Transportation Planning Authority (NJTPA). Funded by the NJTPA, the program is designed to support municipal government efforts to advance complete streets initiatives.