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February Portland Bicycle Advisory Committee agenda

Every second Tuesday of the month at 6:00 to 8:00 pm in City Hall Lovejoy Room (1221 SW 4th Ave)

Introductions/Announcements

Committee orientation
Chair Rithy Khut and Vice-Chair Elliot Scott will provide a brief welcome and orientation to new members.

Greetings to new members
Leah Treat, Director of the Portland Bureau of Transportation, will provide remarks to this newly formed iteration of the Bicycle Advisory Committee.

Portland’s bicycling efforts: an orientation for new BAC members
Roger Geller, Portland’s bicycle coordinator, will present an overview of Portland’s efforts to “create conditions that make bicycling more attractive than driving…” (Comprehensive Plan Policy 9.20).

New bicycle-pedestrian bridges
Dan Layden and Nicole Pierce with PBOT will present current design considerations and timelines for the Sullivan’s Gulch and Flanders Street bridges. They are seeking committee input on cross-section design.

Support for Build Portland
Emily Tritsch, with PBOT, will seek committee support for dedicated Build Portland funding for a range of transportation projects.

Committee Business

Adjourn

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