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r Ot SAH( � <br /> San Leandro Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan <br /> Chapter 1: INTRODUCTION t �' s <br /> I <br /> Major Activity Centers <br /> Major activity centers have the potential to attract the greatest number of trips, <br /> including those made by bicycling and walking. The location of these key <br /> destinations are used as a guide in predicting the important or needed routes of <br /> travel for bicyclists and pedestrians and, thereby, used in prioritizing where <br /> bicycle and pedestrian improvements can serve the most users. The major <br /> activity centers in San Leandro are shown on Figure 1. The following discussion <br /> of the major activity centers includes: <br /> • Schools • City Government Services <br /> • Community and Senior Centers • Retail Destinations <br /> • Public Libraries • Major Employment Centers <br /> • Parks <br /> Schools <br /> Students in the City of San Leandro are served by both the San Leandro Unified <br /> School District and the San Lorenzo Unified School District. Following standard <br /> practice, the elementary schools are located within the neighborhoods allowing <br /> for short trips to school. The elementary schools feed into the middle schools <br /> which then feed into the high schools. The middle schools and high schools <br /> serve a progressively larger geographic area. Improving the safety, accessibility <br /> and maintenance of roadways and sidewalks around schools is an important <br /> method to encouraging walking and bicycling as transportation to and from <br /> school. <br /> In total there are ten elementary schools, three middle schools and one high <br /> school located within the City's boundaries. The high school is currently <br /> expanding to accommodate more students with the addition of the new 9th <br /> Grade Campus. Additionally there is one continuation high school, Lincoln High <br /> and an Adult School Community Education Center, both of which are centrally <br /> located in the City. <br /> There are also two high schools (Arroyo High School and San Lorenzo High <br /> School) within San Lorenzo Unified School District that are located within close <br /> proximity to the City of San Leandro and attended by students living in San <br /> Leandro. <br /> Community and Senior Centers <br /> The City of San Leandro Senior Services offers a wide range of services to the <br /> San Leandro senior community. Senior programs and activities are provided at <br /> the Marina Community Center located in the southwest portion of the City on <br /> Wicks Boulevard. A new Senior Center is under construction on East 14 Street <br /> at 138`" Avenue; the timeframe for the opening of the Senior Center is <br /> undetermined because of current budgetary issues. <br /> Page 4 <br />