If you haven't done it yet, this might be a good time to submit the online survey for the CRD Pedestrian & Cycling Master Plan
The survey is on the right side of the page, along with some other interesting links
The Juan De Fuca Cycle Coalition is a local chapter of the British Columbia Cycle Coalition (BCCC) representing cycle interests in the area of Southern Vancouver Island from Metchosin to Sooke & Port Renfrew.
Showing posts with label CRD; Pedestrian and Cycling Master Plan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CRD; Pedestrian and Cycling Master Plan. Show all posts
Sunday, November 22, 2009
Thursday, September 24, 2009
CRD Pedestrian and Cycling Master Plan
I attended 2 days of workshops to kick off the CRD Pedestrian and Cycling Master Plan. It was an information session with the consultants and a brainstorming session. It is very similar to the process Sooke used for the OCP. One of the big questions is what role the CRD should play in dealing with the different municipalities in the district. It was also determined that regionally significant cycling and walking routes need to be identified. There will have to be further discussions to determine the scope of their role, but in my opinion, (and several other peoples) a good role would be for CRD to act as a central coordinationg agency for information and contacts. They can also help out with funding for different projects and to set some basic standards to create some consistency and continuity between areas.
There is a feedback form that I would encourage everyone to fill out. It is another chance for your voice to be heard. Here it is; CRD Walking and Cycling Feedback Form
There will be more info up on their website soon
There is a feedback form that I would encourage everyone to fill out. It is another chance for your voice to be heard. Here it is; CRD Walking and Cycling Feedback Form
There will be more info up on their website soon
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
CRD Pedestrian and Cycling Master Plan
The CRD has a Citizens Advisory Council for the Pedestrian and Cycling Master Plan, of which I will be a participant. The first session starts next week. I will keep you posted on what is happening. In the meantime you can check it our here.
Stephen
Stephen
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