TGC led the public engagement and planning support for this study, which evaluated multiple route alternatives across three general corridors. Work included presenting route options to stakeholders, coordinating with local running and bicycling clubs, and gathering input at community events such as farmers markets. TGC developed a project website and all public engagement materials, including surveys, an interactive online input map, and promotional tools. A targeted outreach strategy resulted in more than 1,000 public survey responses within a two-week period, with findings summarized through an infographic to inform route selection.
