Bike_Plan_Priority_Network (FeatureServer)

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Service Description: Bike Plan Priority Network - NM Prioritized Statewide Bicycle Network Plan, Dec 2018. Use: For Planning and Design purposes where bike lanes are, or should be present, when designing/modifying roads. Guidance: Planning and Design use for NMDOT roads where bike lanes should be considered. HPMS: N/A MIRE: N/A LRS: Inventory Direction Only. Extent: State Owned Roads only. HPMS: N/A HPMS Calculation: N/A MIRE: N/A

Service ItemId: 93bbef35d9a741a68a03dd5215b05534

Has Versioned Data: false

Max Record Count: 2000

Supported query Formats: JSON

Supports applyEdits with GlobalIds: True

Supports Shared Templates: True

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BikePlanPriorityNetwork2025 (0)

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PriorTier:

1. High Priority for bikeways – Highest level of dedicated infrastructure among NM highways.

2. Medium Priority for bikeways – Minimum level of dedicated infrastructure for all NM highways; more than minimum level desired if roadway is high-speed and/or high-volume road.

3. Low Level Priority for bikeways – Bikeway infrastructure not required.

4. Blank

5. Tier 2 Basic Medium Priority for bikeways – No dedicated infrastructure due to limited right-of-way, environmental or challenging topography; signage and motorist awareness techniques desired.

6. Interstates. Must follow interstate design standards.

TierLabel: Field for labeling Tier 2 Basic bikeways on maps (See code 5 above).

Source: NMDOT Planning Division

Updated: Created Dec. 2018. Not updated

Update Procedures: None - Not updated except by Esri Roads and Highways Event Behaviors.

Quality: Good, Authoritative

Connected Systems: None

Non-Connected Systems: Data is extracted for NMDOT Map Galleries.

Copyright Text: NMDOT, Planning Division, Design.

Spatial Reference: 26913 (26913)

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Units: esriMeters

Child Resources: Info SharedTemplates

Supported Operations: Query ConvertFormat Get Estimates Extract Changes