Draft Community driven network facilities for further analysisNote: Studies will be conducted on both OliveSt.andLagunaSt.todetermine the best route for a bicycle boulevard. Onlyonebicycleboulevardwillbe suggested.Requires approval from CaltransBike Route/Sharrow StreetBike BoulevardBike LaneBuffered Bike LaneCouplet Bike LaneGreen Bike LaneBike PathTBD - Further Study Required Other Bikeways to be ConsideredExisting FacilitiesDraft Facility TypesParking Removal to be Studied FurtherRancheria St1 block, 1 side of the street: Cliff to CoronelMicheltorena St1 block, 1 side of the street: Castillo to BathCota St6 blocks, 1 side of the street: Quarantina to AnacapaHaley St1 block, 1 side of the street: De la Vina to ChapalaBike Route or Sharrows: Also referred to as Class III bike routes, these routes are distinguished with pavement markings that includes a bicycle symbol and two white chevrons. Used to remind motorists that bicyclists are permitted to use the full lane. Santa Barbara community has requested green-backing on sharrows.Bicycle Boulevard: Bicycle boulevards are streets with low motorized trafc volumes and speeds, and are designed to give bicyclists safe travel options and allow full automobile access to residents. Bicycle Boulevards may use signs, pavement markings, and intersection treatments to discourage through trips by motor vehicles and create safe, convenient bicycle crossings of busy arterial streets.Bike Lane: Also referred to as Class II lanes, these are an exclusive space for bicyclists provided through the use of pavement markings and signage. Santa Barbara community has requested green painted Class II lanes.Buffered Bike Lane: Conventional Class II bicycle lanes paired with a buffered space or soft barrier separating the bicycle lane from adjacent motor vehicular travel lane and/or parking lane.Couplet Bike Lane:A pair of one-way streets that provide through-movements in opposite directions, preserve on street parking, simplify intersection movements, and increase vehicular carrying capacity of both streets.Green Bike Lane: Green painted surface within a bicycle lane that increases the visibility of the facility, identies potential areas of conict, and reinforces priority to bicyclists in conict areas.Bike Path: Class I bicycle lane that provides a completely separated right of way for the exclusive use of bicycles and pedestrians with crossow by motorists minimized.Glossary of Terms: Santa Barbara Bicycle Master Plan (SB BMP)July 2015