Home City Services Departments

Boards & Committees > Bicycle & Pedestrian Advisory Committee

Bicycle & Pedestrian Advisory Committee

The Bike & Pedestrian Committee meets the last Tuesday of each month at 6:00 pm
in the Development Services Conference Room
Minutes & Agendas
Establishing Ordinance: Chapter 2.64. Amended on 4/21/04 by Ordinance No. 1136.
Type of Appointment: By City Council upon recommendation of the Committee Chairperson and Council Liason.
Number of Members: 5 members
Term Length: 3 years - July 1 to June 30
 
 

Duties and powers:

1.
Keeping informed about current trends in bicycle and pedestrian services and administration;
2.
Studying growth and needs in the city and its vicinity for bicycle and pedestrian facilities;
3.
Developing long-range plans for bicycle and pedestrian services and facilities consistent with city priorities;
4.
Investigating sources of funding for bicycle and pedestrian services and facilities;
5.
Recommending policies for the acceptance and use of gifts for bicycle and pedestrian purposes;
6.
Participating in the annual budgetary process of the city as that process pertains to the bicycle and pedestrian facilities and services;
7.
Recommending policies and procedures conducive to efficient and effective operation of the bicycle and pedestrian transportation system;
8.
Reviewing and recommending terms of contracts and working relationships with other public agencies regarding bicycle and pedestrian facilities and services;
9.
Encouraging widespread public support and use of bicycle and pedestrian facilities and services; and
10.
Performing other duties as authorized by the city council.

Advisory Committee Members

Member
Term Ends
Kevin Batridge
June 30, 2012
Sharon Trimble June 30, 2013
Jayne Cravens June 30, 2014
Liz Belz-Templeman - Chair June 30, 2014
Michael Hemelstrand June 30, 2015
City Council Liaison: Greg Parker
Staff Liaison: Angie Lehnert
Agenda for:
Minutes for:
 
 
 

Reminder of Good Bike Riding Habits

 

Coming directly from the Oregon Bicyclist Manual, here are the 4 basic principles of bicycling:

1.
Maintain control of your bicycle. (be careful of objects on and along the roadside such as debris, rocks, mailboxes, or parked vehicles.)
2.
Ride on the right, with traffic, in a predictable manner.
3.
Be visible and ride alertly.
4.
Protect yourself (Always wear a helmet) All riders under 16 years of age must, by law, wear an approved bicycle helmet when riding on a public way.
   
Bike/Helmet - Protecting Your Family
 

Other sites to check out:

 
 

Ride Oregon

Travel Oregon  
       

Last update: April 25, 2012


Urban Renewal Transit (CAT) Swim Center Public Library Municipal Code Links Departments City Services City Government Cemetery Boards & Committees City of Canby Home Welcome to Canby, Oregon