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41Derek Brown from 2978 Pascal Street explained that a good park can be used for children for <br />42ages 3-12 years old. Brown provided pictures of potential smaller course options. <br />43 <br />44Chris Bucksa from 1245 Bellaire Circle spoke to the community build nights at the pump <br />45track in Cottage Grove and the volunteer programs they have put in place to support the <br />46track. <br />47 <br />48The Commission discussed the pump track and what next steps would be to move forward <br />49with the idea. Staff responded the next step would be to develop a more thorough project and <br />50community engagement plan. The Commission expressed support for the idea. <br />51 <br />525)REVIEW PATHWAY MASTER PLAN <br />53Assistant Public Works Director Jesse Freihammerpresenteda review of the Pathway Master <br />54Plan and provided an update on pathway construction. <br />55 <br />56ThePathway Master Plan was last updated in 2008. The Public Works Department and the <br />57Public Works, Environment and Transportation Commission (PWET) is currently working <br />58on updating the plan. <br />59 <br />60The proposed changesto the Pathway Master Plan include; <br />61Map updates <br />62Adding 5 pathway segments based on resident feedback <br />63Change language from “priority plan” to “preference plan” <br />64Update of policies and standards <br />65Incorporating the Parks and Recreation System Master Plan’s constellationconcept <br />66and connections <br />67 <br />68The new scoringsystem for the pathway preference plan is based on criteria withstatistical <br />69analysis and is no longer subjective. The 6 criteria include: connects multiple destinations, <br />70volume of usage, connects to regional system, addresses a gap or barrier in the transportation <br />71network, connects to transit, and connects high-density residential to transit and parks. <br />72 <br />73Freihammer provided the updated pathway plan preference list utilizing the new scoring <br />74system. He noted that it is called a preference list and not a priority list as projects may not be <br />75undertaken in the exact order of ranking. <br />76 <br />77Commissioner Heikkila asked if Public Works looks for “goat paths”. Staff responded that <br />78they do look for those situations and when found they try to make the connections. <br />79 <br />5 <br /> <br />