Given the visible, dramatic rise in traffic along the SW Corridor bike path long term solutions need to be studied, the paradigm of pressing a metal button to gain access to the intersection via a pedestrian sign is far from ideal. Look to NYC and cities abroad that have incorporated bicycle specific signaling and timing. It seems like a non-issue perhaps but the physics of the interaction between a yielding vehicle and a pedestrian are much different when a cyclist is added to the mix, it is a huge safety issue for cyclists.