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pedestrians and cyclists and bike traffic observed in an area the
there are and more easier it becomes for businesses to profit
pedestrian c, cycling and benefit from the increase in traffic and
infrastructure is built, the the more economically vibrant an area is,
less pedestrians & cyclists We see this every day with walkable Town
l die. Square being Southlake's main commercial
area.
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FEEDBACK AMONG CISD
STUDENTS
#1 REQUEST FROM
STRONG INTEREST IN BIKE &
STUDENTS IS MORE
PEDESTRIAN INFRASTRUCTURE
INFRASTRUCTURE
• Southlake Master Mobility Plan Acknowledges lack of sidewalks &absence of bike lanes
• Increases in both of these infrastructure projects can not only increase business but save
lives
• TXDOT giving $250 Million to cities that apply for funding specifically to bike paths, bike lanes
and sidewalks
John Fahoum: (817) 600-3788 john.fahoum@gmaii.com