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River Road-Santa Clara Neighborhood Plan
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10/6/2023
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www.RiverRoad-SantaClaraPlan.org 2 <br />What we’ve heard <br />Themes from the outreach include the <br />desire for equitable access to services, <br />including transportation, housing, <br />parks and recreation. Safety, whether <br />at home or on the street, is an <br />essential element for both residents <br />and businesses. Finally, a sense of <br />community and support for family is <br />paramount for residents. <br />Transportation <br />Bicycle and pedestrian safety and access is <br />essential. Improvements are needed to safely <br />access schools, businesses, parks, recreation, <br />and jobs in the area. For example, it is difficult <br />and dangerous to cross River Road and walk on <br />Division Avenue. <br />Traffic congestion contributes to the safety and <br />access issues. Improvements are needed to <br />transit access and frequency. Anti-EmX <br />sentiment exists. <br />Land Use <br />Affordable housing is a critical component for <br />low-income residents in River Road and Santa <br />Clara. Better connections between residences <br />and public transit is very important. <br />Preserving farmland was also a key factor in <br />maintaining a healthy local food supply. <br />Parks and Natural Resources <br />Residents value natural areas, especially along <br />the river. <br />Parks and Recreation provide activities for <br />families and teens, but there are financial <br />barriers to accessing services. <br />Public Safety <br />Crime, including drug use was a key concern. <br />Residents requested neighborhood watch <br />information. Problem areas include the <br />riverfront park and the Ross Lane/Hunsaker <br />area. People expressed concern about the <br />planned transit station in Santa Clara, and the <br />homeless issues it might generate. <br />Homeless issues must also be addressed. <br />Because low-income residents frequently walk, <br />bike, and use transit, they come into closer <br />contact with the homeless population. People <br />have compassion and want additional social <br />services to help solve the problem. <br />Next Steps <br />In 2018, we will move into the next phase of the <br />project, crafting a Community Vision and an <br />Action Plan to turn that vision into reality. To <br />participate in a focus group, or receive an <br />invitation to the next large meeting in May, sign <br />up to receive newsletters at www.RiverRoad- <br />SantaClaraPlan.org. <br />March 12, 2018, Work Session – Item B
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