Regional Transportation Plan & Active Transportation Plan Updates

Lake County, California

The Lake Area Planning Council (APC) is updating the Lake County Regional Transportation Plan (RTP) and Active Transportation Plan (ATP) and would like to hear from members of the community and stakeholders about transportation needs, deficiencies, and mobility barriers/challenges.

The RTP is a long-range planning document covering a 20-year time span, which includes short- and long-range transportation projects across all modes of transportation, including motorized, active transportation, and public transit. It promotes a safe and efficient transportation system, and establishes regional goals that support mobility, economic and health goals of the region. The updated RTP is scheduled to be adopted in December, 2021. The current RTP can be viewed in our document library or by clicking here.

The ATP serves as the non-motorized component of the RTP and is the regional vision for improving the bicycle and pedestrian network. The current ATP can be viewed in our document library or by clicking here.

New! (October 20)

The Draft 2022 Lake County Regional Transportation Plan/Active Transportation Plan (RTP/ATP) is now available for public review at the following link-

https://secureservercdn.net/45.40.150.136/0m0.ea5.myftpupload.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/Draft-2022-Lake-County-RTP-ATP.pdf

Comments will be accepted between now and the anticipated date of adoption (December 1, 2021) at a public meeting before the Lake Area Planning Council Board. Please address comments to John Speka, Senior Transportation Planner via email, or by mail to our physical address: Lake Area Planning Council, 525 South Main Street, Ste. B, Ukiah, CA 95482.

Watch this video to learn more about the RTP and ATP

Share your Feedback!

Give us your feedback on all things transportation related in Lake County!

Interactive Map

Use this map to provide location-based comments on issues related to:

Pedestrians
Bicycles
Public Transit
Streets and Roads

See Project Map

Take the Survey

This is where community members can give 2 minutes of their time to provide some general transportation feedback to help guide the development of the 2022 Regional and Active Transportation Plans.

Budget Examples

If you had money for transportation, how would you spend it? Use the budgets below to show what types of projects are important to you. Money may be split between as many choices as you like or concentrated on a few. Please do not exceed the allocated dollar amount per budget.

Regional Transportation Plan Budget

Spend $100 on projects such as:

Maintain Existing roads
Build new roads
Improve bicycle and pedestrian facilities
Improve public transit

Active Transportation Plan Budget

Spend $100 on projects such as:

Sidewalk/bike lane infill
ADA curb ramps
Recreational trails
Bicycle improvements on State Highways

For questions about using this website or for alternative ways to provide feedback, please contact our office at 707-263-7799. To follow the development of the 2022 Regional and Active Transportation Plans, or to view previous versions, click here.

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