ATP Cycle 7 Safe Routes to School Grant Scope — Redman / Shanman Email Thread

Redman describes a proposed four-year Safe Routes to School coordination role for Culver City Walk 'n Rollers working with CCUSD, including surveys, student tallies, parent surveys, school events, incentive programs, presentations, bike rodeos or repair workshops, and training for bike trains or walking school buses.

Shanman's May 10 scope revisions add wayfinding elements such as signage and sidewalk stickers, suggest a possible Bike Friendly Business District along Overland, propose bike valet service at selected events, propose a quarterly task force with city and district staff, local advocacy, business leaders and parents, and add City/CCUSD staff-targeted rides and incentive programs.

The correspondence discusses cost assumptions while the scope is still being edited. Redman says some tasks may need to be trimmed to keep the overall Non-Infrastructure program under $900,000; Shanman says the budget appears reasonable for the work but may need one more review after additions are included.

Shanman separately clarifies that Walk 'n Rollers is the nonprofit for which he is Executive Director and that he is the contractor for the Culver City Walk & Rollers program and the Culver City Safe Routes to School Coordinator.

The thread shows draft scope development and outreach to CCUSD leadership. It does not show an open public workshop or general public-comment step in this email exchange, and it does not establish whether separate public participation occurred elsewhere.