The City of Sacramento is holding two online workshops on the Neighborhood Connections portion of the Streets For All Active Transportation Plan, on Wednesday, November 13 at 6:00 PM, and Wednesday, November 20 at 12:00 noon. Registration is available on the Streets for People webpage. The Neighborhood Connections Public Draft Plan will be available on November 4 on the Streets for People webpage.

The Neighborhood Connections Story Board is the most valuable document to come out of the project so far, well worth a look. I’ve written about traffic calming features in Neighborhood Connections before, as well as other topics in Streets for People and Street Design Standards. There is a great deal of overlap, and should be, between the Streets for People Active Transportation Plan and the Street Design Standards Amendment.

“The Neighborhood Connections Network is made up of residential streets and minor collectors that connect to neighborhood destinations, such as parks and retail. The network includes proposed traffic-calming treatments to reduce vehicle speeds and volumes to support people walking, biking, and rolling.”