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COMPLETE STREETS PROGRAM
Department of Transportation Services
COMPLETESTREETS
650 South King Street, 2nd Floor, Honolulu, HI 96813-3017
E-mail | completestreets@honolulu.gov
Phone | (808) 768-8321
www.honolulu.gov/CompleteStreets
CONSTRUCTION
WHERE THE RUBBER MEETS DOWNTOWN/CHINATOWN DATA COLLEC TI ON
2018-2020
THE ROAD: COMPLETE STREETS JA N2017
MAKING COMPLETE STREETS HAPPEN IN HONOLULU IMPLEMENTATION
In 2009, the State passed a law requiring all Counties to The improvements being proposed for the Downtown/ CO M M U NIT Y SY M POSI U M
establish a Complete Streets policy. In 2016, the City and Chinatown Complete Streets project are one step toward
County finalized its Complete Streets Design Manual and hired a larger effort to improve the multimodal environment
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a Complete Streets Program Administrator to move toward throughout Honolulu. The improvements will be coordinated
implementation of improvements that make Honolulus streets, with roadway rehabilitation and repaving programs, and will
sidewalks, and neighborhoods safe and inviting for all users, be designed to be implemented within the existing travel-
regardless of age or ability. way (the area between curbs). This will allow for visible
improvements to the multimodal environment within a
AN OPPORTUNITY FOR NEIGHBORHOOD CHANGE relatively short time frame (2-4 years).
This is a time when Honolulu is rapidly transforming the rail
system, bike share, transit-oriented development (TOD), and The proposed improvements range from pavement markings
the implementation of plans for development and infrastructure that delineate bike lanes and routes, to bulbouts that extend
will drastically alter the urban core over the next four years. the sidewalk and improve visibility of pedestrians. Also DESI G N
This time of change brings an opportunity for communities to included are raised medians and protected intersections that SU M M E R 2017
engage in positive improvements at the human scale, while separate bicyclists from sidewalks and moving traffic. The
identifying and retaining those characteristics that make their plans reflect a range of solutions on key City streets within the
streets and neighborhoods unique and special. area from River Street to Punchbowl Street, makai of Vineyard NE I G HBOR HOOD O UTR E ACH
Boulevard.
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Complete streets addresses some of the most fundamental
components of this human scale: how people move around PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS
neighborhoods, how safe and welcome they feel, and how
they interact with others on foot, on bicycles, or in vehicles.
Bicycle Network Pedestrian Safety CONCE P T DESI G N
It is most successful when achieved with the input and Bike Routes Sidewalk Bulbouts at
collaboration of the community. City outreach and planning Bike Lanes Corners & Midblock DEC2016
efforts within Downtown and Chinatown over the last several Protected Bike Lanes locations
years have shown strong support towards making the area Protected Improved Intersection
safer and more inviting for people to get around and improving
features for walking and biking.
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