[SDCBC] Bike Plan meetings next week!

[Richard Duquette]

>Hi Kathy

I will attend the Carlsbad meeting on 6-24 after 
my 6:30 client meeting down the street...

Anything I can to contribute to the cause?

Since SANDAG is holding the workshop, maybe they 
can bring a bunch of their SD Region Bike Maps.I 
will distribute them locally to raise the 
awareness of our need for safe/marked routes.

A belated thank you to SDCBC member Mr. M.Lanz ( 
of Navarao Rd SD) for sending me one of these 
colorful & informative maps last year,if your out 
there Mr M.Lanz.I dint forget.

Best to all the members

Richard Duquette


>SANDAG has scheduled two public meetings to get 
>input on the regional bike plan – one in 
>Carlsbad on the 24th, and one in conjunction 
>with the SDCBC general membership meeting on 
>June 25th. Hope to see you at one or both meetings!
>Kathy
>
>cyclists asked to help create regional bike plan
>
>As part of the initial steps toward creating a 
>comprehensive bicycle plan for the region, 
>SANDAG will hold a series of public workshops to 
>solicit ideas from residents concerning the 
>region’s existing network of bike routes and potential improvements.
>
>When complete, the San Diego Regional Bicycle 
>Plan will encourage the development of a unified 
>bicycle system throughout the region. It will 
>serve the needs of bicycle riders by identifying 
>the best ways to provide connections to local 
>and regional activity centers, transit facilities, and regional trail systems.
>
>Currently, the San Diego region has more than 
>1,000 miles of bikeways – mostly in-street bike 
>paths, but also some separate rights of way. At 
>the upcoming workshops, attendees will have the 
>opportunity to learn about and offer their input 
>regarding a variety of related subjects, including:
>
>    * the San Diego region’s existing bicycle network
>    * options for new bicycle routes
>    * gaps in the regional bicycle network
>    * bicycle travel patterns
>    * goals of the San Diego Regional Bicycle Plan
>    * balancing education, engineering, enforcement, and encouragement
>    * the status of local government bicycle planning
>
>The first two public workshops will be held on:
>
>Tuesday June 24, 2008
>6 – 8 p.m.
>Carlsbad Senior Center
>799 Pine Street
>Carlsbad, CA 92008
>
>Wednesday June 25, 2008
>6 – 8 p.m.
>Hall of Champions Sports Museum in Balboa Park
>2131 Pan American Plaza, Balboa Park
>San Diego, CA 92101
>
>
>About SANDAG
>The <http://www.sandag.org/>San Diego 
>Association of Governments (SANDAG) is the San 
>Diego region’s primary public planning, 
>transportation, and research agency, providing 
>the public forum for regional policy decisions 
>about growth, transportation planning and 
>construction, environmental management, housing, 
>open space, energy, public safety, and 
>binational topics. SANDAG is governed by a Board 
>of Directors composed of mayors, council 
>members, and supervisors from each of the 
>region’s 18 cities and the county government.
>
>
>
>------------------------------------------
>Kathy Keehan
>Executive Director
>San Diego County Bicycle Coalition
>P.O. Box 34544
>San Diego, CA 92163
>858.487.6063
>execdir at sdcbc.org
>www.sdcbc.org
>
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Richard L. Duquette
Criminal Defense &
Bicycle Injury Lawyer since 1983
Carlsbad, CA
760-730-0500
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