East Channel Trail Study

Supported paving the trail, bike-detecting signals, raised crosswalks, no-entry barriers, and making temporary Fair Oaks/Wolfe routes permanent.

Asked for direct trail access for adjacent homeowners, skate-friendly surfaces, questioned sunrise-to-sunset hours, and raised funding concerns.

Wanted the trail ASAP, urged minimizing bollards and chicanes, and asked for smooth curb cuts and wide clearances for tandem bikes and trailers.

Supported tier-one raised crossings, HAWK signals, permanent Fair Oaks improvements, and later trail hours with lighting.

From Citizens Committee to Complete the Refuge; urged environmental standards, pervious pavement, involving environmental groups, and speed limits for e-bikes.

Raised floodway elevation, paving impacts, and priority conflicts with Valley Water and PG&E easements.