Information shared on Lisbon’s Active Transportation Plan
This form shows some of the information being sought from residents, visitors and workers in Lisbon for the Active Transportation Plan, to determine what’s needed to improve travel for walkers and bicyclists. (Photo by Mary Ann Greier)
Barbara Bailey, a retired Lisbon resident, checks out a map of the village with Abby Link, a planner with Toole Design, the consulting firm working on an Active Transportation Plan for the village of Lisbon with village officials. (Photo by Mary Ann Greier)
This form shows some of the information being sought from residents, visitors and workers in Lisbon for the Active Transportation Plan, to determine what’s needed to improve travel for walkers and bicyclists. (Photo by Mary Ann Greier)
Barbara Bailey, a retired Lisbon resident, checks out a map of the village with Abby Link, a planner with Toole Design, the consulting firm working on an Active Transportation Plan for the village of Lisbon with village officials. (Photo by Mary Ann Greier)
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Lisbon resident Barbara Bailey, left, a retiree who serves on the Lisbon Board of Public Affairs, talks with Toole Design planners Katie Sieb, project manager, and Abby Link, right, who were in Lisbon Thursday for two walks and a popup event on the square related to the village's. Toole Design is the consulting firm helping with the ATP, to determine what's needed to improve transportation for walkers and bicyclists in the village. They walked with village leaders along North Market Street from downtown to Saltwell Road and also along Maple Street from the train station to the Little Beaver Creek Greenway Trail in Lisbon. Sieb said there will be future public events to get additional input. They're also working on a way for residents to submit their opinions electronically. (Photo by Mary Ann Greier)