Bike Lane Survey 

Neighborhood Bike Lane Bollard Survey

Between Meridian/Pepper and San Bernardino Ave/Randall

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​1. What is your position on the installation of bollards for bike lanes in your neighborhood? 

____Support bollards

____Oppose bollards

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2. Please share any comments or concerns you have regarding the installation of bollards for bike lanes. 

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​​​​3. What are your main concerns about adding bollards to bike lanes? Select all that apply 

Safety for cyclists

____Impact on traffic flow

____Aesthetic impact

____Cost of installation

____Maintenance issues (Street Sweeper, Tree Trimming)

____Other

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​​​​​4. How important do you think it is to have bike lanes in your neighborhood? 

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​​​5. Do you support bike lanes in your neighborhood if bollards are excluded? 

____YES

____NO

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6. Do you currently use a bicycle as a mode of transportation? 

____YES

____NO

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7. If you answered 'Yes', how often do you use a bicycle for transportation? 

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​​​​​​Click to take online survey, or scan QR code below

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I would like to hear from the neighborhood.

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Throughout District 1, every neighborhood has similar issues, but also every neighborhood and every home have their unique concerns. 

I am currently working on

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1. Homeless – by approaching the homeless and trying to help find alternative solutions for them.  Most do not want help, and for those who don’t, we need to bring new laws that stop infringing on the rights of the hard working and lawful residents vs the homeless that lean towards criminal activities and do not care about our neighborhoods.

2. Illegal Fireworks – Illegal fireworks is a main concern for many residents, especially Veterans and Pet Owners.  I have supported banning all fireworks in our city so illegal fireworks cannot hide behind legal fireworks.  We started a long term plan to curb the use of all fireworks 6 years ago, have partnered with State and County Law Enforcement to slow illegal fire works from coming into the state, county, and cities.  The dent Is small, but the effort is having positive results.

3. Animal Control - I created the David Toro Foundation in 2015 to help residents spay and neuter their pets.  This is the number 1 way to stop unwanted pet population and decrease the number of pets going into the shelter and being euthanized.  I also work to help people find their pets when lost and help shelter pets find new homes.  

4. George Brown Park and the Endangered Fly Habitat. – We are currently working with The Hospital, and one of the Doctors who has bought a majority of the land to develop and expand hospital services.  Once again we find ourselves battling Fly habitat, but feel confident we can work it out with Fish and Wildlife again to find another win-win solution.   We are also working on way to re purpose the park since it is a retention basin.  One idea of many is to make it a park with a lake, like they have in San Bernardino by Home depot. 

5. The City has contracted with a new Street Sweeper and is hoping for improved and cleaner streets. Note: Ticketing is being enforced at this time.