ODOT Bike/Ped Plan: Absent Health
The plan includes Health as its sixth goal. It is 1/2 page in the summary and barely 1 full page.
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The plan includes Health as its sixth goal. It is 1/2 page in the summary and barely 1 full page.
I find it is missing teeth. It asks nothing of ODOT to execute these ideas.
It’s gross, it gives me a headache, it makes me feel sick.
I went through the Steel Bridge area today.
Subscriber Josh Cohen is a professional illustrator and owner of Fat Pencil Studios.
What if the way we spend our money isn’t a good proxy for where things are headed?
I took some daytime video of the Steel Bridge homeless camp today.
Kristin Eberhard of Sightline Institute will speak.
What will it take to change this disconnect in values and priorities?
“Did you see me? Are you trying to terrify me?”
Come join us as we sip coffee, talk bikes, the pros/cons of the new Clinton diverters, and much more.
Here’s what happened when I tried to use these apps.
Comment of the Week: Gratitude for N/NE Broadway project