Wooddale Avenue Bike Lanes

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As part of the City's Proactive Pavement Management Program, a bituminous overlay is scheduled for Wooddale Avenue between W 50th Street and Valley View Road in 2026. The street currently has a combination of shared and dedicated bike lanes, as well as on-street parking on the east side. In the past 10 years, 19 crashes have been reported along this corridor.


Wooddale Ave cross section showing 6' bike lane, 10.5' travel lane, 12.5' shared travel lane, 7' parking lane, and 5.5' sidewalkExisting section: Wooddale Ave, W 50th St to W 56th St

The City is considering removing the existing parking lane and upgrading the shared bike lanes to standard bike lanes. This improvement would support recommendations within the Pedestrian and Bicycle Master Plan, Living Streets Plan and Climate Action Plan. The draft roadway cross sections can be found in the Documents library to the right.

As part of the City's Proactive Pavement Management Program, a bituminous overlay is scheduled for Wooddale Avenue between W 50th Street and Valley View Road in 2026. The street currently has a combination of shared and dedicated bike lanes, as well as on-street parking on the east side. In the past 10 years, 19 crashes have been reported along this corridor.


Wooddale Ave cross section showing 6' bike lane, 10.5' travel lane, 12.5' shared travel lane, 7' parking lane, and 5.5' sidewalkExisting section: Wooddale Ave, W 50th St to W 56th St

The City is considering removing the existing parking lane and upgrading the shared bike lanes to standard bike lanes. This improvement would support recommendations within the Pedestrian and Bicycle Master Plan, Living Streets Plan and Climate Action Plan. The draft roadway cross sections can be found in the Documents library to the right.

  • Online survey closes tomorrow, April 24

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    The online survey will close tomorrow, April 24 at 4:30 p.m. After the survey closes, staff will review all of the feedback submitted along with the results of our technical evaluation to develop a recommendation to City Council. The final recommendation will be posted on BTE and shared with adjacent property owners. There will be opportunities to provide additional comments to City Council before they are asked to approve the recommendation in June.

    If you have any additional questions, please contact Transportation Planner Andrew Scipioni.

    The online survey will close tomorrow, April 24 at 4:30 p.m. After the survey closes, staff will review all of the feedback submitted along with the results of our technical evaluation to develop a recommendation to City Council. The final recommendation will be posted on BTE and shared with adjacent property owners. There will be opportunities to provide additional comments to City Council before they are asked to approve the recommendation in June.

    If you have any additional questions, please contact Transportation Planner Andrew Scipioni.

  • Provide Feedback on Potential Changes

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    Staff is seeking community feedback on the potential changes for Wooddale Avenue. Maps of existing and proposed cross sections are available in the Document library on the right. To provide feedback, please use the Survey tool below. If you would like a hard copy of the survey mailed to you address, please contact Transportation Planner Andrew Scipioni. The comment period will be open through Friday, April 24. Staff will include all of the comments submitted in the final report to City Council, which will discuss how public input influenced the final recommendation.

    Staff is seeking community feedback on the potential changes for Wooddale Avenue. Maps of existing and proposed cross sections are available in the Document library on the right. To provide feedback, please use the Survey tool below. If you would like a hard copy of the survey mailed to you address, please contact Transportation Planner Andrew Scipioni. The comment period will be open through Friday, April 24. Staff will include all of the comments submitted in the final report to City Council, which will discuss how public input influenced the final recommendation.

Page last updated: 28 Apr 2026, 05:22 PM