Sidewalk near Monroe
Notice "pedestrians prohibited" sign.
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Wide view, Monroe SW corner
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Future Creek Trail (Monroe to Cabrillo)
The path and the shouder here are each 6 feet wide.
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Cabrillo, NW corner
Crossing expressways -- the widest arterial roads -- is the most dangerous.
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Pedestrian entrance to condos (Santa Clara Redwoods).
Notice gate and sidewalk entry to curb.
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From intersection at Forbes to condos.
This "Pedesrians Prohibted" sign is illegal because the Council repealed the prohibition here in 1987.
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Aerial of Stevens Creek Blvd. & San Tomas.
The northwest corner has a paved path -- a former driveway -- for quite a distance. At the other end of the block, a paved path exists part of the way.
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Stevens Creek, NW corner.
To see paved path, click the photo.
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Stevens Creek, SE corner.
This is adjacent to Barnes & Noble, in San Jose.
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Moorpark, NE corner
Other end of block from previous photo. Part of way is on wide shoulder, and if desired, path is easily created by trimming brush. This is in San Jose.
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Staff's claimed "choke point", the overgrowth at El Camino (NW corner).
Staff fought against repeal by claiming there was a "choke point" here.
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Claimed "choke point" after path creation.
After County compliance with Board (BOS) order to trim shrubs to create path.
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Same, closer to intersection.
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Same, but looking north.
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Guard rail along Scott Blvd bridge.
Contrary to staff, a guard rail does not mean that it is too dangerous to allow pedestrians.
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