FAQs
What is a bicycle and pedestrian plan?
A bicycle and pedestrian plan includes a vision and framework for improving opportunities for bicycling and walking. A plan outlines strategic recommendations for infrastructure, policy, programs, and implementation processes per data analysis findings and public/stakeholder input.
How is this Plan different from the Comprehensive Plan?
The Oswego Bicycle and Pedestrian plan will establish a path forward to continue to maintain and expand the existing bicycle and pedestrian facilities in Oswego. Infrastructure projects specific to pedestrians and bicyclists will be recommended and prioritized
The Oswego Comprehensive Plan is undergoing an update at the same time the Oswego Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan. The Comprehensive Plan will provide a roadmap for the Village to envision the future of the community in its entirety. Coordination between the two planning teams will ensure both planning efforts are harmonious and serve to benefit each other.
How is the plan funded?
The Oswego Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan is funded through CMAP’s Technical Assistance program(External link).
Who is CMAP?
The Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning (CMAP) is the regional planning agency for northeastern Illinois. CMAP serves the Chicago region's seven counties and 284 municipalities. The Oswego Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan is funded through CMAP’s Technical Assistance(External link) program.
How can I contribute?
Community involvement and input is vital to the planning process!
You can share your input or experiences during in-person engagement events and through online engagement tools. During the planning process, the project team will organize events and activities to engage with and listen to residents, local organizations, and stakeholders in the Oswego.
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