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Subject: Fwd: Bike lanes to come forward
Date: Sat, 8 Aug 2009 10:32:16 -0400
From: Dave Shaw <dave(a)teksavvy.ca>
To: Dan Brousseau <d.brousseau(a)teksavvy.ca>
You are probably already aware of this, but I thought I'd pass it on
just in case.
Sounds like it's good news...
http://www.chathamdailynews.ca/ArticleDisplay.aspx?e=1689386
*Bike lanes to come forward *
*Posted By TREVOR TERFLOTH, THE DAILY NEWS *
*Posted 1 day ago*
A finalized plan for Chatham-Kent's bike lanes will come before council
on Monday.
Lane restriping and share-the-road signage are recommended for
implementation at a cost of $572,000.
The money would come from the active communities fund within the
municipality's life-cycle reserve.
Several well-attended public meetings were held on the bike lane issue
last month.
According to an administrative report released yesterday, share-the-road
signs would be on 108 kilometres of bike routes.
These signs would be on roads where the speed and volume is relatively
lower.
Restriping would consist of 19.4 kilometres of routes.
The active communities steering committee plans to develop an
educational program for cyclists and motorists in the fall.
Here are other matters to be dealt with during Monday's combined
regular-planning meeting:
* Administration will recommend the hiring of three temporary Ontario
Works caseworkers and a social services assistant, with the provincial
government to fund the cost. The local Ontario Works case-load has
increased 26 per cent in the past 18 months, however, the department
only budgeted for up to six per cent;
* Two temporary advisers for the Chatham and Wallaceburg employment
resource centre will be recommended, with the province to fund;
* A plan for a subdivision on Concession 1 Chatham will come forward.
Twenty-five residential lots are proposed;
* Council will consider a bylaw to designate the exterior facade and
interior elements of the former Chatham armoury.
tterfloth(a)chathamdailynews.ca <mailto:tterfloth@chathamdailynews.ca>
/Article ID# 1689386// /
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