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Class I Bike Path on Sperry Avenue

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The City of Patterson plans to construct a Class I protected bike path along both sides of Sperry Avenue, stretching from Baldwin Road to American Eagle Avenue, to enhance bicycle access and safety along this key east-west corridor. Sperry Avenue currently functions as a minor arterial roadway connecting residential areas, schools, parks, and other community destinations, and the project will convert existing sidewalks into physically separated, dedicated bike lanes within the city’s right-of-way to support multimodal transportation and encourage nonmotorized travel. All improvements are designed to create a continuous, safe network for cyclists while minimizing conflicts with vehicular traffic and pedestrian movement. The initiative is formally listed as a forecast under the project title Class I Bike Path on Sperry Avenue, with a posted date of June 1, 2026, and is being coordinated by the City of Patterson in California. The point of contact for inquiries is Tiffany Rodriguez, City Engineer, who can be reached via phone or email. The project’s location is confirmed as Patterson, California, with the zip code 95363, and further details are available through the project’s official link on the CalEQA Net system. No set-aside type or NAICS code is specified in the contract data, indicating this is a local infrastructure initiative without federal procurement requirements.

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Patterson, CA to build Class I bike path on Sperry Avenue for safer cycling between Baldwin and American Eagle Avenues.

Agency

California → City of Patterson

Place of Performance

Sperry Avenue - Class I Bike Path from Baldwin Road to American Eagle Avenue, Patterson, CA, 95363

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Patterson
Contacts1 person available
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California → City of Patterson
Office AddressN/A
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Tiffany RodriguezCity Engineer

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This Project proposes a Class 1 protected bike path along both sides of Sperry Avenue, extending from Baldwin Road to American Eagle Avenue, within the City of Patterson. Sperry Avenue serves as an important east-west corridor within the City and functions as a minor arterial roadway, providing connectivity to residential neighborhoods, schools, parks, and other community destinations. The project aims to upgrade the existing sidewalks into dedicated, physically separated bike paths to improve bicycle access, safety and multimodal connectivity throughout the corridor. All improvements are located within the City of Patterson right-of-way.

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