Houston Bike Plan
Near Northside
In the Near Northside Action Plan developed through Mayor Turner's Complete Communities Initiative, residents established three mobility and infrastructure goals: build great streets, improve neighborhood mobility, and expand bike lanes and facilities. The proposed bikeway network under the city-county partnership seeks to meet each of these goals by improving on-street bicycle infrastructure, creating safe intersection crossings for bicyclists and pedestrians and connecting residents to major destinations within and around Near Northside.
The City of Houston Planning and Development Department has met with and will continue to meet with Near Northside community members to discuss proposed bikeways.
Project Updates
Please view the following project page for more information on each route:
Proposed Bikeways
Phase 1 represents routes that passed a preliminary feasibility analysis. Phase 2 are bikeway routes also identified by the community, but are not feasible to implement by April 2019, as they are long-term projects. Proposed CIP are projects the City of Houston seeks to complete using Capital Improvement Program funds. The yellow highlighted segment, Project by Others, indicates that there are plans to improve street and bike infrastructure in that area by either the City of Houston or an entity outside of the City of Houston.
Phase 1 Bikeways
Phase 2 Bikeways
Public Engagement
June 20, 2018 Near Northside Mobility Workshop
Poster Board Feedback
Materials presented at the workshop
- Near Northside Mobility Workshop Boards
- Near Northside Mobility Workshop Presentation
- Near Northside Mobility Workshop Agenda
Materials promoting the workshop
May 31, 2018 Near Northside Neighborhood Support Team (NST) Meeting – Materials presented at the meeting:
May 2, 2018 Leadership and Advocacy Team Meeting
April 21, 2018 Build Lead Free 4 a Healthy Me Resource Fair
Acknowledgements
Project Partnerships
- Harris County Precinct 1
- Harris County Precinct 2
- Council Member Karla Cisneros
- City of Houston Planning and Development Department
- Houston Public Works
Project Management & Design Consultantss
- Jones Carter
- Traffic Engineers, Inc (TEI)
- Toole Design Group