Bicycle lanes are a portion of the roadway which has been designed for the preferential
or exclusive use of the bicycle. Sidewalks are not encouraged as substitutes for bicycle
lanes. As stated in GMP Future Land Use Policy 4.2.6, bicycle lanes should be designed
for all connector and arterial streets as indicated in the previous section. Bicycle
lanes are typically 4 feet in width, and 5 feet in width when adjacent to on-street
parking. Consult the "State of Florida Department of Transportation's Bicycle Facilities
Planning and Design Manual" and the "City of Orlando Bicycle Plan" when designing
bicycle lanes.
The Southeast Orlando Sector Plan-Development Guidelines and Standards illustrated
guidebook provides a conceptual Bicycle Master Plan for the Southeast Plan area. Developers
shall utilize this document, as well as the above-mentioned documents, when designing
roadways, bicycle/pedestrian lanes, trails, and paths.
(Ord. of 5-10-1999, § 10, Doc. #32070)
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