2012 Update
The City of Sugar Land is updating the 2007 Hike and Bike Master Plan, which will be renamed the Pedestrian and Bicycle Master Plan. The update will expand the planned recreational network to focus on both recreational and non-recreational trips.

The project will draw upon established City policy and extensive public input. The plan will build from the 2007 Hike and Bike Trails Master Plan and utilize direction from Vision 2025 and Guiding Principles (2009) and the Comprehensive Mobility Plan (2011). This project was recommended in the City’s 2011 Comprehensive Mobility Plan and supports two of the Mobility Plan’s goals: transportation choices that promote a healthy, active lifestyle and well-designed, well-maintained transportation infrastructure that is safe for all users.

Based on public feedback, the plan will:

• Determine where better connections are needed
• Identify destinations
• Identify preferred route types (e.g. bike lanes, sidepaths, shared use paths, etc.)
• Improve crossings at major barriers such as U.S. 59, S.H. 6, U.S. 90A, the Brazos River and the railroad
• Specify how connections are made (e.g. on-street, off street)

Public Meeting #2, April 15, 2013, 6-8 pm
A public meeting for the City’s Pedestrian and Bicycle Master Plan was held on April 15, from 6-8 p.m., in the Cane Room at Sugar Land City Hall, 2700 Town Center Blvd. North. The purpose of the meeting was to receive public feedback on draft recommendations. Click here to view draft plan recommendations (Public Meeting Presentation - April 15, 2013) 


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Online Town Hall
The walking and biking topic at the City of Sugar Land's online town hall is now closed. Over the last five months, the city received 41 comments, which equates to over 2.5 hours of public comment. More than 275 people stopped by the online town hall.