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6.1.G. - Page 2 stakeholder interviews, circulated an online survey, and conducted a series of workshop -style neighborhood meetings. Through this outreach, they collected feedback on neighborhood concerns and developed solutions preferred by residents. Communitv Outreach The first workshops were held in each neighborhood (Friendly Acres, Redwood Village and North Fair Oaks) during February 2017. These meetings allowed residents to express their concerns and give input on potential street improvements. These meetings were advertised with direct mailers, emails to neighborhood associations, interested parties and stakeholders, and meeting flyers. Following these workshops, an online survey (March and April) allowed for additional input from those who could not attend a meeting. In April 2017, a second set of neighborhood community meetings was held in each neighborhood. Residents discussed, provided input and voted on street enhancements proposed by TJKM. The consultant then refined the preferred enhancements and prioritized them using the community input received during the second workshop. Recommendations were presented in a joint community meeting held in August 2017. The process identified high, medium and low priority projects. The high priority projects are listed in the table below. See Attachment 2 for more details on all of the projects. Most of the high priority projects improve conditions for pedestrians, calm traffic, or make the streets more attractive. Examples include intersection bulb -outs, rectangular rapid flashing beacons (RRFB), new streetlights, lane narrowing, high visibility crosswalks, and public art. At its December 12 meeting, the Complete Streets Advisory Committee (CSAC) considered the NSEP Program Implementation Plan and voted to recommend its approval by the City Council. Interested parties, including neighborhood associations, were notified of the CSAC meeting by email. One resident spoke on the item at the CSAC meeting. Notice of this City Council meeting was communicated by email to interested parties, neighborhood associations and the project stakeholder list and was posted on the project's City webpage. Table 1: High Priority Projects Improvement Name Location Jurisdiction RRFB and High Visibility Bay Road and Eighth Avenue Intersection County/City Crosswalk Green Infrastructure (possible with CCAG grant funding) Bulb -outs Douglas Avenue and Middlefield Road Intersection County/City Bulb -outs Spring Street and Douglas Avenue Intersection County/City