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6.3.13. - Page 2 3. Moving Ahead outlines feedback from the community 4. Reaching Our Destination identifies projects and programs to achieve the Plan's vision 5. Where Do We Go From Here? outlines actions to implement the Plan In addition to these chapters, there are six appendices with more detail about how the plan was developed and how it can be implemented: • Appendix A — Existing Conditions • Appendix 8 — Project Prioritization Process and Results • Appendix C — Community Engagement Survey Results • Appendix D — Active Transportation Demand Analysis Methods and Results • Appendix E — Transportation Demand Management (TDM) Program • Appendix F — Recommended General Plan Amendments Reqional Context The regional economy has been growing for more than eight years now. The increasing number of jobs, declining unemployment rates, inadequate housing production, and public transit capacity constraints have resulted in people commuting longer distances. Vehicles are putting more miles on our streets and freeways than ever before. In addition, the strong economy has increased demand for new development, increasing the local daytime and nighttime populations. Throughout this period of growth, Redwood City community members have been increasingly concerned about how this economic growth is impacting the quality of life in Redwood City. Specifically related to transportation, community members have expressed concerns about overall traffic congestion, "cut -through" traffic in residential neighborhoods, pedestrian safety, and access to viable alternatives to driving alone. Previous Council Direction In February 2018, held a study session on the draft Plan and provided feedback to staff. Key input from that study session included: • Further highlight the importance of safety • Revisit how projects are prioritized • Evaluate our progress over time • Incorporate elements to keep the plan relevant in a changing environment A copy of the February staff report is provided as Attachment 2. Complete Streets Advisory Committee In March 2018, the Complete Streets Advisory Committee (CSAC) held a study session to review feedback on the draft Plan and to provide input on proposed Plan