Sunnyslope Neighborhoods

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Mobility Study Goal

The goal of the T2050 Mobility Studies is to improve safety, connectivity, and accessibility for all people -- regardless of their age or ability level -- who walk, ride a bicycle, or use transit to get to their important destinations.  


​Mobility Area Description


 

This Mobility Area is located within the Sunnyslope community of Phoenix, at the base of North Mountain, North Mountain Park, and "S" Mountain. Its boundaries are Mountain View Road (north), Northern Avenue (south), 14th Street (east), and 7th Avenue (west). There are a variety of schools, including Sunnyslope Elementary School, Sunnyslope High School, Foundation for Blind Children, Desert View School, Most Holy Trinity Elementary and Pre-School, and Montessori Day School. There are numerous parks, including Sunnyslope Park and pool, Herberger, Palma, and Norton. The Arizona Canal Path, one of the longest multi-use trails in Maricopa County at nearly 70 miles in length, cuts through 1¾ miles of the Area. Notable community and cultural facilities are the Sunnyslope Community Center and Sunnyslope Historical Society. Many houses of worship are located here, Including Protestant, Catholic, Buddhist, and Islamic.


​Mobility Area Location Map




​Key Destinations

 

  • Sunnyslope Elementary School        Foundation for Blind Children

  • Desert View School                            Most Holy Trinity Elementary School

  • Sunnyslope High School                    Montessori Day School

  • Sunnyslope Park                                 Herberger Park

  • Palma Park                                           Norton Park

  • Arizona Canal path                             Sunnyslope Community Center/Senior Center

  • Sunnyslope Historical Society           Honor Health John C. Lincoln Medical Center

  • Fry's Market Place                               Sunnyslope Transit Center/Park-and Ride

  • Acacia Library


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Update / Next Steps

A list of proposed recommendations to improve pedestrian and bicycle mobility in the Eastlake\Garfield Neighborhood were identified by the study team based on an analysis of the study area and public input. This list is included in the Proposed Conditions Report available below in the Study Documents section. 

Study Documents


 

Project Manager Contact Information

Brian Fellows

Principal Planner

T2050mobility@phoenix.gov

(602) 534-2163

Updated April 2023

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