Low GraphicsFri., Mar 12, 2010Contact UsSiteMapSearch
City of Mountain View Home
Homepage | Departments | Public Works | Pedestrian Master Plan


E-mail story
Print friendly format

500 Castro Street
Post Office Box 7540
Mountain View, CA 94039-7540

Phone: 650-903-6311
Fax: 650-903-6499

Hours:
Monday through Friday,
8:00 am – 5:00 pm


Submit your questions, suggestions, compliments,concerns, or track your existing request online.

Pedestrian Master Plan


            Press Release - October 21, 2009
                                                                               The deadline for comments is
                                                                               December 15, 2009.


Much of Mountain View is safe, comfortable and convenient for pedestrians. However, during the community visioning process residents asked for improvements to make Mountain View even more walkable.

Since Mountain View is in the process of updating its General Plan, now is a natural time to make a Pedestrian Master Plan. By studying the pedestrian experience of the city, the Pedestrian Master Plan can help shape and inform the new General Plan, and incorporate new far-reaching and effective policies to create broad, enduring changes on land use, modes of transportation, circulation and sustainability.

Ultimately, a coordinated policy on city-wide pedestrian improvements and capital projects will result in improved community health, reduced traffic congestion, higher transit usage, greater pedestrian safety, greenhouse gas reduction, smog and other pollutant reduction, more vibrant place-making, lower cost-of-living for residents and many other advantages.

Tell Us What You Think

To ensure that the Pedestrian Master Plan meets the needs of all Mountain View Residents, we need you to tell us what you think!

You can use an interactive map to show us exactly where you struggle to cross the road, what is your favorite route to the park with the kids, or what would make your grocery shopping trip easier.

If you prefer, you can email your thoughts on improving walking in Mountain View to
helen.kim@mountainview.gov.   

Finally, you can print out and draw on maps, and return them to City Hall.
Choose from the list below to download maps of the neighborhoods that interest you, in either letter size or 11x17.

Central Neighborhoods (Letter)
Central Neighborhoods (11x17)
Grant Road-Sylvan Park (Letter)
Grant Road-Sylvan Park (11x17)
Miramonte-Springer Road (Letter)
Miramonte-Springer Road (11x17)
Moffett-Whisman Road (Letter)
Moffett-Whisman Road (11x17)
Monta Loma-Farley-Rock Street (Letter)
Monta Loma-Farley-Rock Street (11x17)
North Bayshore (Letter)
North Bayshore (11x17)
San Antonio-Rengstorff (Letter)
San Antonio-Rengstorff (11x17)