OAR 737-025-0094. Safe Routes to School Infrastructure Plan

A Safe Routes to School Infrastructure Plan must: (1) Identify existing conditions identified as physical barriers and hazards to children walking or bicycling to and from school. (2) Prioritize the most critical infrastructure needs, projects, and priorities. (3) Be a product of work by local interested parties that must include representation of the following groups (a single person may represent multiple groups): (a) School Principal or designated school staff representative endorsed by the school district, if one exists; (b) A parent who is a representative of or has the endorsement of a recognized school/parent organization, if one exists; (c) Representative endorsed by the local road authorities; and (d) Local transportation committee if one exists.