Springboro Bicycle + Pedestrian Plan - Input Map
What changes would you like to see for walking and biking in Springboro? You may add a comment by clicking on the location for your comment, then click the dropped pin.- Comments TimelineComments Timeline
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People who Walk
Tell us what changes you want to see for people who walk in Springboro-
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Debbie
11294 Springboro Pike 1 month agoThis portion of sidewalk (East side of northbound 741) has been closed for months. There is no sidewalk on the West side so the only alternative for a walker/runner is to run in the bike lane. Is there any plan to complete the sidewalk from Remick to Pennyroyal on the west side in front of the Kettering Health Center? This would allow walkers to do a loop including Gardner Park without crossing 741, thus avoiding run-ins with cars.
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dangerous hole in walkway
268 Farr Dr 2 weeks 5 days agoWhy wont anyone fix these deep holes in the community walkways of Settlers walk? Someone is going to get injured and make lots of money. Danger for bikes and walkers
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Debbie Sweitzer
99 Remick Blvd 1 month agoAbout 2 years ago, a city newsletter stated that a crosswalk would be painted at the intersection of Remick and Blackford in front of the Coffman YMCA. This intersection is heavily used by residents of the surrounding areas, both runners and walkers. Since we should be encouraging people to walk instead of driving when they can, it would be nice to provide them a safer route across Remick, especially since speeding on Remick is an epidemic. I have almost been hit at that intersection twice by cars pulling onto Remick from the road to the Y because the drivers were either on their phones or just didn't look. Each time I was well into the intersection when this occurred, it was broad daylight, and I had already been standing on the sidewalk for some time waiting for a break in traffic. My husband was almost hit there last week by a woman who was texting as she pulled out from the Y road to make a left onto Remick and never looked up from her phone. I would really like to see the city follow through on their promise to create a crosswalk here. Thanks.
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Bobby
1 month ago
Work w/Clearcreek Township to extend sidewalk from city limits to Red Lions 5 Points Rd
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Debbie
Village Park Blvd 1 month agoThere was digging done recently on the SW corner of this intersection and the ADA ramp to the curb (not sure of the official name) was put back without it being flush. It is a tripping hazard and would certainly cause problems for someone in a wheelchair.
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Brittany Parks
1 month ago
The neighborhoods on 73 are not connected to the new Wright shopping center except by looping down to lower Springboro and then walking all the way back North through all of downtown. From Fieldstone or Richard's Run, a 1/4 mile walk to the new shopping center becomes more than a mile. Would it be possible to make a pedestrian walkway/bridge to connect that sidewalk up to East North Street? Big difference for viable walking distance to visit those shops/restaurants! Thanks!
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Dan the Planner
450 W Central Ave 1 month 4 weeks agoNeed to connect everything east of Springwood Lane with everything that's west of Clearcreek-Franklin Road for pedestrians.
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2 weeks 3 days agoRobert Coherd
Folks east of clearcreek Franklin rd and south of Pennyroyal rd do not have safe walking access to North Park or commercial businesses along State Route #73. The expansion of the green way along Twin Creek out to the dead end of Evergreen Rd. with a foot/bike path from Evergreen to 73 would be great. In addition, a safe path from Whispering Pines to North Park would enable folks to get to North Park safely
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People who Bike
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Dan the Planner
W Lower Springboro Rd 1 month 4 weeks agoIs there a bridge crossing that could be repurposed for a cost-effecti
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Love to Cycle
2979 W Lower Springboro Rd 1 month agoThis is a great road to ride but how can we make it safer for cyclists? There are a lot of blind curves, etc.
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1 month agoJered R
I am in this area everyday; The 45 mph Township section between the cemetery to Factory Rd is very scenic but not safe for cycling in my opinion. Factory Rd. is my choice to pedal from Main St to Milo Beck park and beyond. I also think the east bound climb from Clearcreek park to Milo Beck park can be unsafe, be nice to have a paved trail connecting these parks or at least to get you up out of Clearcreek park to Pioneer Blvd perhaps.
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1 month agoJered R
I am in this area everyday; The 45 mph Township section between the cemetery to Factory Rd is very scenic but not safe for cycling in my opinion. Factory Rd. is my choice to pedal from Main St to Milo Beck park and beyond. I also think the east bound climb from Clearcreek park to Milo Beck park can be unsafe, be nice to have a paved trail connecting these parks or at least to get you up out of Clearcreek park to Pioneer Blvd perhaps.
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BPAC
2 months ago
Finish Bike Lanes north on SR 741 to Austin Blvd/Great Little Trail
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Jered
619 Pleasant Valley Dr 1 month agoIf Pleasant Valley could connect with Market St ,through Community Park perhaps it would make a nice East to West route, connecting pedestrians with the businesses West of Pioneer. A second option for this could be Factory Rd. connect to Pleasant Valley, I currently cut through the new Victory truck dock area and poke thru the tree line to Pioneer.
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2 weeks, 1 day agoDan
I like this idea. Not sure if implementable, but I really do like it. Good connector for walking/biking to downtown Springboro events.
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BPAC
2 months ago
Connect the north side of Settlers Walk to Austin Road/Great Little Trail
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Anonymous
6392 Springboro Rd 3 weeks 2 days agoSpringboro Road is used by many recreational cyclists as a scenic, low-traffic route in and out of Springboro. Traffic will be increasing along this road as a result of the new development being built here. There should be some planning to help keep this route safe for cyclists.
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2 weeks, 1 day agoDan
Completely agree and will be watching to see what is done to keep cyclists safe here.
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BPAC
2 months ago
Add bike lanes to Yankee Road connecting Kacie Jane Park to Great Little Trail
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BPAC
2 months ago
Expand existing bike lanes west on Lytle-Five Points to Yankee Road/Kacie Jane Park
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BPAC
2 months ago
Use neighborhood roads through Settlers Walk to make a parallel bike route on local roads as an alternative to Lytle-Five Points
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1 month, 1 week agoAnonymous
Focus efforts inside city limits. Regional connectivity is nice, but not the responsibility of Springboro motorists or taxpayers.
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BPAC
2 months ago
People currently use SR 741, Lower Springboro Road, Red Lion-Five Points, Balcomie, and Heatherwoode as a bike loop around Heatherwoode Golf Course; would like to see bike lanes on this route
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BPAC
2 months ago
Continue bikes lanes west on Pennyroyal to Clearcreek-Franklin Road
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BPAC
2 months ago
Widen Sidewalk along east side of SR 741 so kids can bike to school
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Anonymous
666 W Market St 1 month agoInstall a neighborhood Pump Track area for youth & families. Let's get more kids on bikes and smiling! #pumptracknation https://youtu.be/iUjx7M9hUqg
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1 month agoAnonymous
This would be an awesome location!
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1 month agoMichael Dandenault
This would be a great idea for riders of all ages and abilities.
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1 month agoChelsea Smith
This is a perfect location for this! There are many kids in this neighborhood (and surrounding neighborhoods) that would get so much enjoyment out of a pumptrack in this park!
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1 month agoAnonymous
Getting kids on bikes is a GREAT thing! Anything the city can do to help facilitate will be wonderful!
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1 month agoJesse
I would love to see a pump track here, I work close and would use it before work or during lunch.
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1 month agoMike Whitman
This would be awesome to have, and be a great for lunch time fun. My kid and would love to have this close to his sitter.
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1 month agoBarry Buchanan
This would be a great addition for all of the local kids to get them outdoors and active. I personally would go there several times a week to ride.
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1 month agoSteve Smith
I work close by and me and my 2 grandkids and son travel to ride bmx parks having a park locally would be great for all the kids in the areas to learn new things and it doesn’t cost anything to get fit. With the other bike lanes and push in Springboro currently this would be a great thing.
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1 month agoNate C
A pump track in the city would be awesome. They are very popular with youths to adults like myself. I would definitely become a regular and bring the kids!
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1 month agoScott J
Pump tracks are great, All types of bikes can be used and from all ages of riders. They are great for the beginner rider all way up to well experianced riders. What a great addition to any park.
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1 month agoJesse kinder
I work in springboro and would absolutely love to be able to bring my family and especially my daughter and her friends to ride a pump track and enjoy everything else this city has to offer #ridebikes
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1 month agoAnonymous
Great idea! My kids would love it!
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4 weeks, 1 day agoAnonymous
I would absolutely love to see this in such a great location. Kids from all around Springboro can come here and advance their skills on a bike while getting away from video games and tv. It is such a simple design and a great way to have kids and parents both learning and having fun together and as a family. It would make the community come together and help kids make new friends with the same interests. I hope this will be implemented am see what comes from it.
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4 weeks, 1 day agoAnonymous
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BPAC
2 months ago
Improve connection along Clearcreek-Franklin/Pennyroyal/Wood Road to Great Little Trail
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1 month agoGeoff
I would absolutely love a pump track in this location! Let’s get it going!
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Keith Gromen
4 weeks, 1 day ago
We live at 1793 Sandy Ct, if a path of any type is planned to go through our lot please consider it going somewhere else. We do not want a path of any type going by our house. We chose this house because of the relative seclusion a cul de sac offers. Thanks Keith
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Anonymous
2 weeks 2 days ago
Existing topography (hills on either side) seems favorable for a pedestrian/bikeway bridge over SR73 as part of a connector trail.
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Anonymous
1 week 6 days ago
Existing topography (hills on either side) seems favorable for a pedestrian/bikeway bridge over SR73 as part of a connector trail.
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Anonymous 2 weeks, 1 day ago
Cross walk at Greenleaf Village, Sidewalk on south side of Lytle
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Michael Dandenault 1 month ago
Please do a better job of educating motorists of their legal obligations as it pertains to cyclists and pedestrians. Visible police enforcement would send a strong message.
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Anonymous 1 month, 1 week ago
Build parks and green spaces for children and older adults ... It creates a better and safer community for everyone...
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Anonymous 1 month, 1 week ago
I would appreciate having walking trail that is easier on arthritis sufferers. Originally, North Park had mulch instead of blacktop. There are many baby boomers now that I think would love to be out walking the paths again, but the blacktop is tough on our joints. Mulch or the rubbery compound used in some playgrounds might work? If just one of our parks had that, I would certainly use it. Thanks, Bev Dean
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BPAC 2 months ago
Link the parks with pathways - Milo Beck Park, Hazel Woods Park, Community Park, North Park, Gardner Park and Kasie Jane Park
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