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Thank you for your interest in the School Street Multimodal Transportation Study! 

This multimodal transportation study will identify, analyze, and propose enhancements to the vehicular, pedestrian, and bicycle network along the School Street corridor in downtown Ukiah from Clay Street to Henry Street. To gain a better understanding of the transportation needs of our community, we need to hear from you. Use the icons above the map to tell us about walking and bicycling in downtown Ukiah—what do you love, what do you wish to see, and what solutions do you wonder about? 

What do you love about School Street and Downtown Ukiah?

How do you like getting around downtown? What public spaces do you enjoy spending time in? What are your favorite aspects of School Street, and why?

What do you wish you could change about School Street?

What are the multimodal transportation changes you wish to see on School Street? What would you wish to change about getting around in downtown? 

Which walking, cycling, access, or other solutions do you wonder about? 

How do you imagine multimodal transportation options expanding along School Street? What walking, bicycling, or accessibility solutions do you wonder about?

To leave your feedback about what you love, wish, and wonder about downtown Ukiah and School Street, drag one of these icons from the top of the page to a point in the map to leave a comment. Your response(s) will be anonymous in the public map.

You may also attach/upload images if you think it will help us better understand your perspective. 

We want to ensure that this map remains a safe space for all community members. Therefore, our plan staff will preview comments that have images attached or links to another website, or that have been auto flagged for potential issues, before they display on the map. So, if you don't see your comment appear right away, don't worry! We will post the comment to the map once we've had a chance to review. 

If you would like to toggle comment markers on and off, click this icon in the top right corner of your screen.

 

To switch the base map between a roadmap and aerial view, click the toggle button above the zoom slider on the right side of the page. The layers can be turned off by unchecking the box associated with the layer shown in the layer list.