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City of Roseville Pathway Master Plan 6. PREFERENCE LIST OF PATHWAY SEGMENTS Previous versions of the Pathway Master Plan included a list of priority projects and ranking based on qualitative evaluation criteria as defined by the Pathway Advisory Committee (a defunct group of citizens that served as a steering committee for the Pathway Master Plan). Committee members identified the list of priority projects and individually scored them based on the evaluation criteria. The scores were then weighted and added up to provide a composite score and rank for each project. While the ranking process was beneficial, there was concern that scoring system provided inconsistent results, and thatfuture updates could result in different ranking results. As part of the 2017 Pathway Master Plan update, the PWETC revised the scoring system and evaluation criteria for use in this plan. The updates were intended to be simplified, quantitative, and easily replicated forfuture use. The PWETC assessed and consolidated the 10 previous evaluation criteria down to 6 criteria. The PWETC then modified the scoring for each criterion and established quantifiable measurement tools using readily available GIS data and City maps. In addition, the PWETC revised the list of projects forevaluation to eliminate previously completed pathwaysegments and divide up longersegments to reduce the potential for over -scoring due to project length. Based on the updated evaluation criteria, City staff utilized GIS data to apply the scoring system to the updated list of preferred projects. The following evaluation criteria were used by the PWETC to rank projects based upon the applied scoring system. Evaluation Criteria 1) Connects multiple destinations. Provides safe and convenient access to businesses, schools, churches, work, parks and other community amenities and destinations. Add one point for each type of destination within 1/4 mile of pathway • 1-Each-Institutional use (school, university) within 1/4 mile • 1-Each-Park/Open Space use within 1/4 mile • 1-Each-Public facilities within 1/4 mile • 1-Total-Industrial/Office use (employment centers) within 1/4 mile • 1-Total-Commercial use within 1/4 mile Measurement tool: City's Future Land Use Map 2) Volume of usage. The pathway corridor has shown a consistent need for facility development based on its ability to serve the surrounding population and employment base. Total population within 1/4 mile of pathway • 3-Population is 3,000 or greater Page 29